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Yacht tour Croatia – the heart of the Adriatic
Croatia is an ideal country for yachting. Here are the cleanest beaches in the entire Mediterranean, the “delicious” air, the freshest seafood.
Comfortable Mediterranean climate and beautiful sunny weather. The incredible beauty of nature, picturesque views, blue water, the wealth and beauty of the Adriatic Sea – all this you can see in amazing Croatia.
Our route will allow you to visit ancient cities, quiet bays, sea lighthouses, swim in the warm Adriatic Sea and sunbathe.
A great company, a cool skipper, delicious sea food and unforgettable emotions await you on the tour.
Cost of Yacht Tour Croatia
€1250/person
*all expenses are per one week per person with a crew of 8 people
The price of Yacht Tour Croatia includes:
- a place in a comfortable 2-berth cabin
- Group Airport Transfer (As long as most of the participants arrive at the same time)
- professional skipper (captain)
- extra motor boat (dinghy) for landing
- bed linen and towel set (bath/hand)
- WiFi access on board
- water activities: SUP board, snorkel kits (mask+fins)
- Yacht final cleaning, transit log, insurance
Additional charge:
- Flight to Split Airport
- purchasing food, parking in marinas, refueling (from 300 euros per person per week)
- tourist tax (€10 per person per week)
- ❗️Yacht security deposit = 315 euros per participant (paid in cash and returned at the end of the tour)
* If during the trip on the yacht there was no damage from the crew, the insurance deposit is returned to each participant in full.
Program Yacht Tour Croatia
Day 1
Split
Arrival at the airport split, all participants get by public transport or ordered transfer to the yacht marina.
We check into the yacht around 17:00. The participants of the tour make a joint purchase of products, the captain conducts a safety briefing and, depending on the time, we either stay for the night in the marina or go to the sea to the parking lot “under the stars”.
Split is the second largest city and the central resort of Croatia, located between the cities of Dubrovnik and Zadar, dividing Dalmatia into two parts.
Here, architectural monuments from the 15th century stand next to modern buildings made of glass and concrete, and the ancient town square is surrounded by modern boutiques. By the way, the historic center of the city is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Sights of Split: Diocletian’s Palace, Cathedral of St. Domnius, Peristyle – a palace building of the Roman era, Temple of Jupiter, ruins of Roman Salona, Cathedral, Golden and Silver Gates. You should definitely see the Plitvice Lakes National Park, as well as the Kornati or Krk parks.
Day 2
Split – Solta – Vis
In the morning we set off towards the island of Solta – the island of Illyrian legends, ancient fish ponds, rich maritime tradition and virgin nature.
The ruins of ancient Roman buildings in the bay of Nechuyam and Rodachi have been preserved on the island. Benedictine monastery near Stomorsk, the oldest settlement of the island – the village of Grohot with old houses, a small castle of the Marchi family, built in the 18th century, located in Maslinitsa, now it is a luxury boutique hotel Martinis-Marchi.
Visitors will also find many secluded bays, as well as walks through the Mediterranean forest, which will lead you to the highest point, Velaya Guard (237 m). Among the virgin nature, the symbol of this small island is hidden – a sensitive, small owl, whose voice sometimes breaks the silence of the Sholtan night.
We will go to the island of Vis for the night.
Day 3
Vis – Vela Luka
After breakfast we set off for a walk around the island of Vis.
This is a small island, located the most remote from the mainland compared to other islands. There are many beaches on the island for every taste: both equipped, with developed infrastructure, and lonely, wild.
The city has preserved significant historical buildings, and its indisputable dominant is the Franciscan Monastery. In the vicinity of Vis, it is worth visiting the ruins of the ancient Greek colony of Issa, which have survived to this day.
Not far from the city are the ruins of fortifications from the reign of Venice. Of particular interest is the Blue Cave Modra spilja, located on a small islet of Bisevo near Komiž, with a unique illuminated grotto.
After walking a lot, we go to the island of Vela Luka, and immediately we will stay for the night.
Day 4
Vela Luka – Lastovo
Today our trip continues on the island of Korcula in the picturesque town of Velo Luka.
Velaja Luka is the largest town on the island of Korcula. It is located on the western side, in the middle of a nine-kilometer bay, which is a safe port for sailors.
At the very entrance to the bay, on a small island, there is the most beautiful beach of the Adriatic according to the British edition of the Daily Telegraph. A significant part of the island is covered with pine forests.
If you want to enjoy the cultural and historical features of this port city, we highly recommend taking a stroll through the city center. Here you will see the parish church of St. Joseph (Saint Joseph), built in 1848.
The cultural center houses the old Franulovich Repak Palace, where you can visit museums, exhibitions and galleries. The culinary diversity of this city consists not only of fresh fish, but also specialties made from figs and citrus fruits, as well as wine and olives – olives are one of the most important crops in Vela Luka.
We definitely recommend trying it in one of the local restaurants. To the north of the city you will find the cave Vela spilja (Big Grotto), inhabited over 20,000 years ago. Archaeological finds, such as pottery, testify to the early settlement of the region.
During the high season, many visitors are attracted by excellent beaches and hidden coves. It is here that you will find great places for diving and snorkeling.
Vacationers can also enjoy hiking or cycling through the vineyards and olive groves.
Also in summer, on the streets of Vela Luka, the knightly game “moreshka” is held, known since the 15th century, but preserved only in Croatia to this day.
Annually on June 24, a regatta in honor of St. John is held, in July and August there are many concerts and exhibitions, fishing evenings, folklore and music events that you can unexpectedly get on our yacht tour.
Further on, our yacht tour continues south and the next point is the Lastovo archipelago. Overnight.
Day 5
Lastovo – Orebic
Wake up and enjoy the incredible views of the Lastovo archipelago.
It consists of 46 islands, but only Lastovo and Prezhba are inhabited.
The main attractions of the island are the Cathedral of Saints Cosmas and Damian, built in the 14th century. St. Vladius of Sevestia was built in the 12th century, the chapel of St. John was built in 1607.
There are more than 40 churches and chapels on the archipelago, but, unfortunately, many of them, unfortunately, have not survived to this day. In addition to temples, it is worth paying attention to the so-called fumars – an original island attraction that is not found anywhere else.
Fumars are original chimneys, similar in their contours to minarets.
Let’s move on to Orebic. We will stop here for the night.
Day 6
Orebic – Paklinski Islands – Hvar
Today is going to be a very busy day. We start from the point of view of the city of Orebic.
This is a city on the Pelješac peninsula, which is conveniently located at the foot of Mount St. Elijah, the highest point in the region. The Orebič Maritime Museum has a rich collection of ship models, paintings, old maps and navigational equipment.
The main attractions of Orebić are the Franciscan Monastery on Mount St. Elijah, which offers a magnificent view of the sea and nearby islands, and the Church of the Holy Virgin of the Angels from the 15th century with a park of citrus trees.
You can also visit the Church of the Virgin of Carmen or take a wine tour of the old cellars in the vicinity of Orebic.
After walking, we set off for the Paklinsky Islands.
They are a group of limestone islands and rocks in the Adriatic Sea. Located a few hundred meters south of the town of Hvar. In total, the archipelago includes 21 rocks and islands. The chain of islands is about 10 km long, and the highest point is 94 meters.
Sometimes these islands are called “hellish”. They received this interesting name in ancient times, when a special resin was brewed here to impregnate ship wood, and the islands were constantly filled with black smoke, which made them look like hell.
In addition, in Croatian, “tar” is spelled the same as “hellish”, which led to a massive error about the “Hell Islands”. Currently, the islands have become popular among lovers of diving, spearfishing and water sports.
We will go to the island of Hvar for the night.
Day 7
Hvar – Split
New day, new adventures. Exploring the city of Hvar.
It is surrounded by well-preserved massive medieval walls built in the 16th century. Its famous St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the Archbishop’s Palace and the largest central city square in Croatia, called Piac, attract many tourists.
Another attraction of Hvar is the church and fortress of St. Mary, built in the 13th century in the town of Elsa on the northern coast of the island.
It is interesting to visit another historical town of Stary Grad on the northwestern coast of Hvar. Here you can see perfectly preserved ancient Roman bas-reliefs and mosaics, as well as visit the early Christian church of St. John.
By 17:00 we should arrive at the yacht marina of Split, where we will have a farewell party and the last night on board the yacht.
Day 8
Split
At 9:00, we leave the yacht and drive to the airport with a bunch of unforgettable emotions, a phone filled with beautiful photos and a little sadness that our sea trip is over.
Nevertheless, we look forward to seeing you on your next yacht tour!
The tour program can be adjusted, and the sequence of locations along the route can be changed by the decision of the captain in accordance with weather conditions.
Our board: motor-sailing catamaran Lagoon 40 (2019)
This week you will spend on board a comfortable and spacious catamaran that can accommodate up to 10 people (including the crew). On board there are 4 double cabins, 4 separate bathrooms, and a large kitchen with everything you need and a dining area.
Team of professionals
Sergey Bystrika (Quick)
Skipper
✔️ Captain of the highest yachting category. Top skipper of Sparks Life✨
✔️ Sailing since 1986, his hobbies are diving and surfing.
✔️ Very familiar with the waters of the Mediterranean (Turkey, Greece), the Adriatic (Montenegro, Croatia) and the Caribbean.
✔️ A professional and at the same time, a charismatic, cheerful skipper, “The soul of the company”
✔️ It can easily rally strangers on board the yacht and by the end of the tour it is already a “marine family” that does not want to leave.
✔️ Yacht Experience: Over 5,000 NM
✔️ Speaks English, Romanian, Russian, Ukrainian.
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Answers to frequently asked questions about yacht tours
As a rule, we work in the high season, and at this time the region is dry and warm, so the likelihood of a strong storm, due to which the tour will need to be rescheduled, is very small. However, when it comes to weather, you can’t be 100% sure of anything, so in such situations the tour is postponed. In this case, all details will be discussed with you individually.
Yes, this option is possible. In this case, you are not booking a ship, but only a separate cabin. If there are enough people, the tour will take place on the scheduled dates.
All boats rented by charter companies are insured, however you and all crew members will need to take out travel medical insurance (for active sports)
You rent a yacht entirely for your group. You decide among yourselves who will be in which cabin. As a rule, cabins do not differ much from each other in terms of space and comfort. If you are not booking a yacht, but a private cabin, then you can choose from the options that are currently available.
Almost half of all people experience this unpleasant phenomenon to one degree or another, but fortunately, there are a few simple things that can help you in such a situation. Here they are: seasickness on a yacht, what to do?
The cost of tickets is not included in the price of the tour; you buy the tickets yourself separately. But our specialists are ready to help you in this matter. They will advise you how, where and when it is best to do this.
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