Check in between 12:00 and 01:00
Departure after check in
Night on anchor
Captain's Dinner on board
A captivating cluster of evergreen islands, the Elafiti archipelago is quintessential Adriatic beauty. Nestled along the coastline just northwest of Dubrovnik, there are no less than six islands to explore, but only the three largest, Kolocep, Lopud and Sipan are inhabited. Dotted with fragrant citrus groves and centuries-old pine forests, each island is encircled by pale pebbled beaches and crystalline coves. Favoured by Dubrovnik aristocracy in years gone by, the islands are adorned with impressive stone houses, exotic gardens, and charming harbour towns. With fine fortresses and ruins of Roman villas, there’s plenty of history to be enjoyed and endless sheltered, turquoise bays flanked by rolling hills of verdant green. With a certain tropical allure to be found in the palm-lined ports, blended with far-flung abandon and sweet serenity, this assemblage of islets has it all.
08:00 AM - Departure + swim stop along the way
10:00 AM - Arrival in Pomena bay
01:00 PM - Lunch and docking
NP Mljet visit
A small village on the western end of Mljet, Pomena still holds steadfast to its fishing roots making it an idyllic Croatian retreat. Only a handful of residents and an economy focused on fishing, farming, and making the most of the picturesque harbor, Pomena is all peace and charm outside of the high summer months. During the busy season, the influx swells slightly as visitors pass through this gateway to the Mljet National Park. A pine green strip meets dazzling blue water and a smattering of restaurants and loungers for propping up with a cocktail or two; Pomena is all birdsong, boats, and bliss. With bicycle trails passing by the national park lakes and a sheltered cove for dropping anchor, Pomena is an easy spot for rest and play.
07:00 AM - Departure + swim stop along the way
01:00 PM - Lunch
03:30 PM - Docking in Korčula
Free time
The lesser-known but highly treasured island of Croatia should top any charter itinerary. This beautiful island is all lush forests of fragrant Aleppo pine, Cyprus, and ancient Oak, narrow cobbled streets, and vibrant summer festivals. The fortified medieval town is a must and is the rumored birthplace of Marco Polo. Outside the town's 13th-century walls, you will find a wine lovers' oasis with sprawling vineyards, open cellar doors, and glorious cycling routes. Korcula is no stranger to the best beaches, with Pržina, Bilin Žal, and Proizd, some of the best in the area to explore by boat. Sword dances, honey tasting, and the small-town wineries welcome you to taste authentic Croatia.
04:00 PM - Docking in Bol
Home to the beautiful beach of Zlatni Rat, Bol is one of the most visited towns on the Croatian island of Brac. The cape stretches out to carve a V shape in the turquoise sea, shifting its pattern with the wind and water and making it a favorite with charter guests. Even beyond the beach, Bol is a richly rewarding stop. Backed with hills, the Illyrian fortress Kastilo, and the pristine peaks of the Vidova Gora, Bol sets the scene for a quaint sea splashed stay. The old town is dotted with stony houses and in the port you can find a 15th century palace with ornate gothic windows. Visit local wineries, step back in time at the 16th century Blaca Monastery, and explore the gothic churches, galleries, and local markets
02:00 PM - Docking in Stari Grad
The picturesque fishing village of Stari Grad offers the perfect backdrop for your charter vacation. Surrounded by the waters of the Adriatic Sea, seasoned with romance and peppered with hidden coves and hilly terrain, you can immerse yourself in sweet surroundings. While Hvar town is bustling, Stari Grad is the opposite, exuding peace and ease. It's a historic town with narrow streets and a seafront promenade scattered with boutiques, and its collection of old churches, stairways, and Venetian laneways make it a romantic place to stroll. Add to your must-see list the 16th-century Tvrdalj Summer Palace, Skor Square, and the UNESCO-listed Star Grad Plain laid out by the ancient Greeks back in the 4th century.
03:00 PM - Docking in Skradin (NP Krka visit)
Quaint and colorful, some places ensure the heart, and Skradin is one such destination. This stashed-away Croatian gem can simply be seen as a passing place for those en route to the Krka National Park, but secluded Skradin is a destination in its own right. Pastel painted homes sit pretty on the waterfront, a peaceful riverside marina, cobbled streets, and locally made wonderful wine all set a magical mise en scene for this glorious gateway town. While most will sail straight through, eager to hit the bigger known attractions that populate the national park, a handful of millionaires (including Bill Gates) have taken quite the shine to Skradin. Be sure to duck into the Krka National Park, where waterfalls thunder and turquoise swimming holes entice.
01:00 PM - Lunch and docking in Šibenik
Sibenik is the gateway to the Kornati Islands and is laden with sights. Not only does Sibenik boast 2 UNESCO World Heritage sites, but it's also where the Krka River flows into the Adriatic and is a favored filming spot for Game of Thrones. Stone walls, The Gothic and Renaissance-styled St James Cathedral, and the St Nicholas Fortress all add to the atmosphere. Wander the old town with its boutique shops and golden stone architecture, explore the medieval Meditteranean gardens, eat gelato as you walk along the promenade, indulge in Game of Thrones tours if you are a fan, and make the most of its blissful beaches.
Check Out until 09:00 AM