Day 1 - Montenegro

Embark on your yacht immediately or take a stroll through the pristine white stone streets of the marina village. Admire the luxury fashion emporiums, captivating art installations, and palm trees that adorn the waterfront.

Commencing your Croatia yacht charter in Montenegro offers a broader selection of charter yachts, as they aren't required to hold a Croatian charter license when embarking and disembarking outside Croatian waters. This choice provides the added benefit of spending a few days exploring the untouched beauty of Montenegro. Your yacht will anchor in port on the first night, allowing you to wake up rejuvenated and ready to commence your yachting vacation.

Day 2 - Montenegro - Bay of kotor, Budva, Sveti Nikola.

Begin your day with a delightful breakfast on deck while cruising around the picturesque Bay of Kotor. Marvel at pine-covered mountains surrounding the azure waters, and appreciate the charming red-roofed towns and dramatic Gothic architecture nestled along the shore. Continue northward to discover Our Lady of the Rocks, a small man-made stone island featuring a legendary blue-domed chapel that symbolizes the country's maritime history.

As you exit the bay, follow the coastline to Budva. This breathtaking seaside town invites exploration. Use a tender to reach the beach bordering the Old Town, where the iconic Ballet Dancer Statue graces the rocks with a captivating view of the water. For lunch, sail to Sveti Nikola. While this tiny island is popular among tourists, the flexibility of a yacht charter allows you to find a secluded spot for a tranquil beach picnic. Before leaving Budva, make sure to cruise past the enchanting private island of Sveti Stefan.

Day 3 - Dubrovnik & Mljet

Embark on your journey into Croatia, with your first destination being the renowned city of Dubrovnik. Famous for its starring role in Game of Thrones, the city's impressive stone walls and 16th-century battlements create a spectacular sight from the water.

While Dubrovnik can be bustling with tourists during the peak season, take advantage of the serene view from your yacht and continue your cruise to Mljet. Along the way, catch a glimpse of the old monastery on St. Mary's Islands, where you might spot some roaming donkeys. Mljet, an island encompassing a national park, is celebrated for its pristine beauty and tranquility.

Choose a secluded cove to drop anchor and immerse yourself in the cool, crystal-clear waters. Swim ashore to explore the pine-scented wilderness, featuring dense forests, slivers of beaches, and rocky inlets that create excellent hiking trails. If in the mood, don your walking gear and spend the afternoon traversing the island's interior. By the time the sun sets, you'll be ready for a delightful evening meal on board your yacht.

Day 4 - Korcula & Lastovo

The southern side of the island is known for its tranquility and serenity. Off the shores of Prizba and Potima, fantastic opportunities for watersports await. Enjoy a delightful lunch on deck before indulging in Seabobs, jet skis, or trying your hand at windsurfing. Don't miss the chance to explore Pupnatska Luka, one of the island's most stunning bays. Immerse yourself in the clear, shallow waters and relax on the picturesque crescent beach surrounded by lush forests. Grab the kayaks and spend the afternoon peacefully gliding along, inhaling the scent of pine and basking in the warm sun.

Moving on to Korčula, the neighboring island, you'll encounter Lastovo, a captivating island and national park. Inhabited by fewer than 100 people, Lastovo boasts numerous chapels scattered across the landscape, showcasing exquisite Venetian architecture, a testament to the island's Catholic heritage.

Day 5 - Vis

Continue your journey, spending your fifth day exploring Vis and the neighboring islet of Bisevo – both renowned as filming locations for the blockbuster Mamma Mia 2, a true testament to their natural beauty.

Begin your day by arriving early at Vis and making Stiniva Beach your first destination. Nestled between two narrow cliffs, this beach, accessible only by boat, is widely acclaimed as one of the most beautiful in the East Mediterranean.

Next, venture to the Blue Grotto, a semi-submerged cave bathed in bright blue water, reflecting the sunlight from outside the cave. Take the tender inside the grotto to marvel at this extraordinary natural wonder.

Vis is a haven for scuba enthusiasts, offering numerous sea caves and underwater attractions, including plane wrecks, shipwrecks, and sunken archaeological sites. On land, explore historical sites such as the ancient World War II bunker and the remains of the Roman Baths.

Day 6 - Kornati Archipelago

Explore the national park archipelago, a collection of secluded islets that form a haven for nature enthusiasts. Take advantage of onshore exploration, indulge in a beach picnic in a serene bay, and enjoy a refreshing splash in the tranquil waters. With virtually no tides, inflatable toys can enhance your experience, allowing for a leisurely afternoon of floating with a cocktail in hand.

This natural haven hosts nearly 70 species of butterflies, adding a touch of enchantment to your explorations. Below the sea's surface, discover rare species of sea algae, coral formations, and abundant marine life. Dedicate some time to snorkeling or scuba diving to fully appreciate the underwater wonders. Keep in mind that certain areas prohibit motor yachts from dropping anchor, making tender exploration the preferred method.

Day 7 - Brac

Navigate to Zlatni Rat ,close to the shore, the beach is equipped with beach chairs and bars, while farther out offers a tranquil and often deserted ambiance. Numerous yachts anchor in the waters facing the beach, allowing for a refreshing dive followed by a swim to the shore. Zlatni Rat is a windsurfing enthusiast's paradise, providing optimal conditions for honing your skills.

Heading to the west side of the island, you'll encounter Šolta, where picturesque towns resemble scenes from a postcard. Opt for a tender ride to one of the island's emerald bays instead of the main port. The cobblestone streets in the main town are adorned with lilac flowers and apricot-hued buildings, creating a charming setting for exploring. Don't miss the opportunity to purchase locally-made honey or indulge in traditional Dalmatian wine.

Day 8 - Paklinski Islands

Hvar stands out as one of Croatia's most captivating islands, renowned for hosting the highest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the country. Adjacent to Hvar, the Paklinski Islands form a captivating chain of 16 isles.

On the concluding day of your Mediterranean yacht charter, immerse yourself in the beauty of this Adriatic gem. Whether swimming between the islands, embarking on Jet-Ski adventures, or delving into underwater exploration with Seabobs, the Paklinski Islands offer a plethora of activities. Conclude your day with a beach picnic on one of the secluded shores.

For those inclined to step ashore, Hvar beckons exploration. Stari Grad, the oldest town in Croatia, resides on the island. Originally known as Pharos during the Greek colonization in 384 BC, Hvar witnessed diverse ruling nations before reuniting with Croatia upon the country's declaration of independence in 1991.

Day 9 - Back to Montenegro

An overnight cruise will seamlessly return you to your chosen disembarkation point. 

As you step ashore, carry with you a sense of tranquility, rejuvenation, and a treasury of cherished memories shared with your loved ones.