Half board one way sailing holidays from Dubrovnik to Split 🌊⛵

Your cruise

Set sail from Split or Dubrovnik and set out to explore the Dalmatian islands, true gems of Croatia. Let yourself be enchanted by the crystal-clear waters, the stunning scenery, and the local cuisine.

Your possible stops during this cruise

The itinerary below can be traveled in either direction: Split > Dubrovnik or Dubrovnik > Split
The itinerary is subject to weather conditions and may therefore be modified.

Departures from Split to Dubrovnik: 09/05/26; 05/29/27; 06/12/27; 06/26/27; 07/10/27; 07/24/27; 08/07/27; 08/21/27; 09/04/27
Departures from Dubrovnik to Split: 08/29/26; 09/12/26; 06/05/27; 06/19/27; 07/03/27; 07/17/27; 07/31/27; 08/14/27; 07/28/27; 09/11/27

Itinerary for the cruise from Split to Dubrovnik:
The following week, the reverse itinerary will be followed.

DAY 1: Boarding is scheduled for around 3:00 p.m. at the port of Split, followed by a sail to Brač.
Set sail for the island of Brač and the charming town of Milna. You’ll have free time to stroll through the town’s streets. Be sure to enjoy the sunset while sipping a cold drink on the beach. Return to the boat for the night.

DAY 2: Departure for Hvar in the morning.
Hvar is the most famous of the Dalmatian islands. Take advantage of the crossing to go snorkeling and enjoy the crystal-clear water. You’ll discover the “Infernal Islands” just off the coast of Hvar. You’ll love the many beaches.
Vlaka, a local favorite, is home to vineyards and the ruins of a Roman spa. Relax in the tranquility of a turquoise bay. Return to Hvar in the mid-afternoon. Free time for dinner and to enjoy the spectacle of the last rays of the sun. Overnight at anchor in a peaceful bay.

DAY 3: Set sail early in the morning for the island of Vis!
A cultural, visual, and gastronomic paradise, Vis is sure to charm you. We’ll anchor in the harbor. You can explore the town or go on excursions. Be sure to bring your camera if you want to see the Blue Caves, the Green Caves, and Stiniva Bay.
Back on the sailboat, you’ll have the option to tour local wineries, take a historical tour, or simply wander through the town. Overnight at anchor.

DAY 4: Set sail for Korčula.
Known as the birthplace of Marco Polo, feel free to wander through the old streets that bear witness to Korčula’s history. You can spend your afternoon relaxing and unwinding on one of the white-sand beaches. Famous for its vineyards, take advantage of your dinner to stroll through the streets and sample the local wines. Overnight at anchor.

DAY 5: Head to Mljet and its national park.
Mljet is the most forested of the Adriatic islands, and many locals consider it the most beautiful of the Dalmatian islands. Keep your eyes peeled during the crossing: it’s not uncommon to spot dolphins.
On the agenda: a swim in warm, crystal-clear water before lunch. Head to Polače, where you can rent bikes to explore the national park. The sunset over the lake is breathtaking. Return to the sailboat for the night after dining ashore.

DAY 6: Set sail for Okuklje, located east of Mljet.
Swimming and relaxation are on the agenda throughout the crossing. We’ll stop in a peaceful bay where you can go ashore and meet the locals in one of the authentic fishing villages. Dinner ashore. Once night falls, it’s time to return to the sailboat to admire the stars. In Okuklje, there’s no light pollution!

DAY 7: It’s time to set sail for Dubrovnik.
You’ll make stops along the way to swim, enjoy this final day at sea, and have lunch. We’ll anchor in the harbor in the early afternoon. Disembark and explore the Old Town. Dinner ashore, then return to the sailboat for the night.

DAY 8: Disembarkation scheduled for 8:00 a.m. in Dubrovnik.
After an early breakfast, it will already be time to say goodbye.