Sail the Croatian Coast
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June 5, 2025 - June 14, 2025 | Guaranteed |
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Embark on a sailing adventure through Croatia like never before, where we’ve upgraded to a luxurious Tall Ship Gulet, the Cesarica. Enjoy the advantages of traveling on a private yacht, including exclusivity, personalized itineraries, and the freedom to explore secluded destinations inaccessible to larger vessels.
This is a 10-day escapade where the azure waters of the Adriatic Sea are your playground. With a Cruise Guide aboard and local guides for many of our daily shore excursions, you’ll explore the rich history of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, the lush landscapes of Mljet National Park, the medieval charm of Korčula, ancient Hvar, and the island of Brač, renowned for its Golden Cape, where the 530-meter golden pebble beach awaits.
Conclude the journey in Split, a UNESCO World Heritage site, strolling through its storied streets and marveling at the palace of Roman Emperor Diocletian. This isn’t just a trip; it’s a personalized journey where the Cesarica is ours to command, and each day unfolds a new chapter in the captivating story of Croatia’s coastal wonders. Secure your spot and be part of an unforgettable Tall Ship adventure in the heart of the Adriatic!
Check out photos from last year’s Croatia cruise here
Overview
Come along as we cruise the Dalmatian Coast on our own private yacht from Dubrovnik to Split. This is a repeat of our July 2023 trip along the Croatia coast in a different vessel. This 11-cabin luxury tall ship has all the high end features you’d expect, including multiple decks for capturing coastal views (one with a jacuzzi), restaurant with bar, sound-proof cabins, and more. We’ll visit charming villages, magical islands, and feast on local delicacies.
Guided walking tours of the medieval cities of Split, Korcula, and Dubrovnik are included. The lesser known island of Vis, kept closed until 1989, offers breathtaking beaches along with a fascinating history. Close by Vis is the island of Biševo, known for the mesmerizing naturally occurring light show of the Blue Cave. Between the expert-led land tours and exciting adventures of snorkeling and paddle boating in the water, there isn’t a more diverse, yet relaxing way to explore Croatia.