Mediterranean

Croatia

After arriving at Tivat Airport (TIV) or Podgorica Airport (TGD), join your yacht in Montenegro and, weather permitting, explore the beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kotor. with its marbled streets and fortified promenade. Take a cruise to Cavtat, visit this charming town with its typical seaside harbor, explore one of its colorful gardens and dive into Croatian waters in search of the remains of the Epidaurus colony.

While sailing, take a swim in the north-east of Lokrum Island and enjoy the great views of the city of Dubrovnik. In Dubrovnik, anchor in the bustling port of Gruz or go up the Dubravka River and moor at ACI Marina. Stroll along the main street of the old town along the Stradin, taste the bijela kava (local caffè latte) and visit the religious buildings then head north east of Otok Jakljan, and enjoy the abundance of pine trees.

For breakfast, try local specialties such as dried ham (prsut), salted sardines or Burek, a pastry stuffed with meat, cheese or vegetables. Sail around the Elaphite Islands and join Luka Polace. Take a dip in the lakes (Petit et Grand Lac) that make up the national park of the island, admire the sunset in Melitta, on the small island located in the center of the largest lake and taste, for the bravest, the Croatian brandies: orahovac or maraschino.

Head to Korcula and anchor south of Badija Islet or ACI Marina. Soak up the atmosphere of this medieval town by exploring its cobblestone streets and alleyways and head to the lush island of Lastovo where you can moor in one of the two bays on either side of the Lastovo Bridge to the island of Prezba. Discover the tiny islands, stroll under the rays of the sun and watch the underwater life in search of the moonfish.

While sailing towards Vis Town, remain attentive, you will have the chance to see dolphins. In Vis Town, admire the real art of mountains, fortresses and imposing buildings, then hike to the top of the hill, where you will understand the importance of the island during the war. While diving, discover many Greek and Roman remains. Otherwise, rent a car and travel the island exploring wine cellars and historical monuments.

On the island of Bisevo, admire the spectacular blue cave under the rays of the sun then go to the Pakleni Islands or the "hell islands" and dive into translucent waters. On board the boat, discover the islands coves and then drop anchor at Uvala Tarsce or Luka Soline, on the south coast of Klement Island. At Pansion Meneghello, enjoy an unforgettable dinner in the middle of an established Mediterranean botanical garden.

In Hvar Town, visit this charming historic town, its traditional houses, its narrow streets, its main square and sip a cocktail in one of the hospitable cafés of the city.

Sail to Split and see the villages of the island of Solta in the distance before disembarking and reaching the airport.