Short Sailing Holiday in Croatia

Arrival, Lopud and Sipan islands
Boarding takes place at 10:00 a.m. on Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays, and at 2:00 p.m. on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. After a short safety briefing, you will set sail aboard a modern catamaran offering plenty of space and comfort. You will enjoy a swimming stop near Kolocep Island, with the opportunity to try paddleboards before lunch at a renowned fish restaurant in the Dubrovnik area. In the afternoon, you will sail past Lopud Island and spend the night anchored in a beautiful bay on Sipan Island.

Mljet island and Peljesac peninsula
Your next stop is Mljet National Park, an ideal destination for sea kayaking, paddleboarding, hiking, cycling and swimming. The park entrance fee is not included and can be paid locally. Surrounded by lush pine forests, the park is home to two beautiful saltwater lakes. You can cycle to the lakes from the mooring and, time permitting, take a boat to the small island in the larger lake to visit a 13th-century monastery. In the afternoon, you will sail to a peaceful bay on Mljet Island or the Pelješac Peninsula, where you will spend the night.

Peljesac peninsula
Spend the morning paddleboarding, swimming and snorkelling before sailing towards Broce and Ston. Famous for its impressive 5 km-long stone walls, Ston was once a key centre of salt production in the Dubrovnik Republic. You can walk along the historic walls connecting Ston and Mali Ston, a charming village renowned for its oyster farms. As you sail along the Pelješac Peninsula, one of Croatia’s premier wine regions, you will also have the opportunity to admire the hillside vineyards and sample some of the area's celebrated red wines. In the afternoon, you will return to a peaceful bay or, weather permitting, spend the night in Luka Šipanska.

Elafiti islands, departure
As you sail back to Komolac, you will pass the beautiful green Elaphiti Islands, enjoying the last moments of your Croatian sailing adventure. If you are planning to explore more of Croatia, feel free to ask your guides for recommendations. Their local knowledge will help you discover not only the most popular highlights but also some hidden gems off the beaten track.

Note on the itinerary:
Sailing takes place when weather and itinerary conditions allow. Sailing is the preferred mode of transfer, and the skippers are highly experienced; however, at times it may be necessary to choose between reaching the next stop on time for meals or activities, or sailing with the sails up and engine off.

The itinerary and duration of activities may be adjusted depending on group abilities and preferences, weather conditions and forecasts, water levels, and special events. Guides and trip leaders always prioritise safety and will do their best to ensure the best possible experience for guests. For this reason, the itinerary may be modified when necessary to avoid discomfort or risk in exceptional circumstances. We reserve the right to change the itinerary without prior notice