Sail Croatia on a Catamaran Cruise

Boarding begins at 17:00 at ACI Marina Dubrovnik in Komolac, just a short drive from the Old Town. After settling into your cabin, enjoy a welcome drink and a selection of fresh fruit as you meet your crew and fellow travellers. Spend the evening relaxing by the marina or unwinding on deck before enjoying a delicious dinner prepared on board by your chef. Overnight in Dubrovnik. 

After breakfast on board, set sail towards the Pelješac Peninsula, pausing for a swim and 
lunch in the turquoise waters of Lopud Island, one of the most beautiful in the Elaphiti 
archipelago. Continue to Ston, a historic town renowned for its ancient saltworks and 
impressive medieval walls, among the longest in Europe. Enjoy dinner ashore at a local seafood restaurant and stroll along the seafront promenade. Overnight in Ston. 

After breakfast on board, cruise along the scenic Pelješac Peninsula, known for its 
vineyards, oyster farms, and peaceful bays. Stop for swimming and lunch in one of the 
secluded coves before arriving in Korčula Town, often called “Little Dubrovnik” for its 
charming medieval architecture and lively atmosphere. Spend the evening exploring the 
Old Town’s narrow streets, bars, and restaurants. Dinner ashore and overnight in Korčula. 

After breakfast on board, join a guided walking tour of Korčula Old Town, believed to 
be the birthplace of explorer Marco Polo. Discover its Venetian-style buildings, 
centuries-old walls, and fascinating history. Later, set sail for the remote island of Lastovo, 
part of the Lastovo Archipelago Nature Park. Known for its untouched nature, dense pine 
forests, and crystal-clear waters, Lastovo is one of the most secluded and authentic islands in the Adriatic. Stop for swimming and lunch in Pržina Bay before continuing to a peaceful anchorage. Dinner ashore at one of the island's small taverns. Overnight on Lastovo Island. 

After breakfast on board, sail towards Mljet, Croatia’s greenest island and one of its most 
beautiful national parks. On the way, stop for swimming and lunch in the crystal-clear 
waters of Saplun Bay, famous for its white sandy seabed and tranquil setting. Arrive at 
the island in the afternoon and take time to explore Mljet National Park, with its saltwater 
lakes and the 12th-century Benedictine Monastery on the islet of St. Mary. Dinner ashore at a local restaurant. Overnight on Mljet Island. 

After breakfast on board, continue your journey toward Šipan, the largest of the 
Elaphiti Islands. Stop for swimming and lunch in one of the serene bays along Mljet’s coast 
before reaching the island in the afternoon. Admire Šipan’s laid-back charm, olive groves, 
and historic stone villas once owned by Dubrovnik’s noble families. In the evening, enjoy dinner ashore at a traditional seaside konoba. Overnight on Šipan Island. 

After breakfast on board, enjoy a leisurely sail back toward Dubrovnik, stopping for a swim 
and lunch in one of Koločep Island’s hidden bays. Arrive in the early afternoon and take 
time to explore this remarkable UNESCO World Heritage city. Stroll along the ancient city walls, visit the Rector’s Palace, and admire the baroque architecture that gives Dubrovnik its timeless charm. Wander through marble-paved streets, browse local boutiques, or simply soak in the atmosphere of this enchanting coastal gem. In the evening, enjoy a celebratory dinner in one of Dubrovnik’s atmospheric restaurants. Overnight in Dubrovnik. 

After breakfast on board, it’s time to say goodbye to the crew and disembark by 09:00 at ACI Marina Dubrovnik.

* This itinerary is subject to change based on weather and sea conditions, prioritizing passenger safety. The captain will inform you of any alterations while on board.

Rates are per person, per week, based on double occupancy in a double bed cabin, 
accommodating up to two guests. 

Solo travelers: a 100% supplement applies for exclusive cabin use. 

Private charters are priced for up to eight people

Itinerary: Our cabin charter itinerary is fixed and cannot be altered. However, when booking a private cruise, you can modify the itinerary with the captain's approval. For safety reasons, the schedule may change due to weather and sea conditions, and the captain will keep you informed of any adjustments. 

Food and Beverages: We offer Mediterranean cuisine made with locally sourced  ingredients. Please inform us of any dietary requirements before your arrival. Breakfast is served buffetstyle, while lunch and dinner feature a set menu. Coffee, tea, water, and soft drinks are included in the price. You are welcome to bring your own drinks, including wine and spirits, without any extra fee. Tipping the crew for their service, typically 5-10% of the booking value, is appreciated but optional.  

Recreational Equipment: Complimentary use of paddle boards, kayak, snorkeling gear, and other equipment is included. The tender boat is for shore transfers. Please note that Wi-Fi is available; however, large downloads are not supported. The connection strength may vary depending on your location and may not be as strong as a typical home network. Signal strength can also fluctuate based on environmental factors. Music facilities for iPods and CDs are provided.  

What to Bring: Dress code is casual: shorts and swimwear for daytime, long sleeves and trousers or skirts for evenings. Bring a warm top for early/late season, a light waterproof top, hat, SPF, sunglasses, mosquito repellent, and a favorite book. Use soft bags for luggage. 

Embarkation and Disembarkation: Embark on your cruise Saturday at 17:00. If arriving later, inform us for a tender transfer to the boat. Disembarkation is at 09:00 the following Saturday. You can leave your bags on board if you arrive before check-in or leave after check-out.