6 day charter out of Dubrovnik

Šipan is one of the Croatian islands in Elafiti archipelago group, also known as ‘Dubrovnik’s islands‘, situated just off the coast of Dubrovnik. here are numerous small swimming spots dotted along the coast with small pebble patches we call a beach.

Visit Mljet Island and you will discover the natural beauty of Croatia. Magical Mljet would be anyone’s idea of an Adriatic island paradise. With most of the island covered by forests and the rest dotted by fields, vineyards and small villages, Mljet casts a spell that can be difficult to break. Mljet National Park was created in 1960 and occupies the western third of the island and surrounds two saltwater lakes, Malo Jezero and Veliko Jezero. Anchor for lunch at Polace, on the island’s north coast.Enjoy a walk or cycling through the forest or a swim in the saltwater lakes.

Cruising toward Lastovo to the port of Luka Velji Lago will take you deep into the blue waters of the Dalmatian islands. The island is considered one of the most unspoiled in Croatia and offers some fantastic diving opportunities along its coastline and surrounding islands.

Arriving at the island of Korcula, your first impressions will take your breath away. Sweeping views of lush green vegetation and medieval influences look at you from every angle. With legend saying that the island was founded by Trojan hero Antenor in the 12th century BC, the island is steeped in history with cultural aspects from all who have previously ruled her. Anchoring down in the pretty harbour you are inevitably drawn to the popular cobbled streets of the surrounding settlements. Looking up and around, the medieval architecture is well preserved and gives an atmosphere of jumping back through time. The culturally rich destination of Korcula offers many insights in to the way of life for local residents, starting with sword dancing.

It’s a small town which is technically on a peninsular from the mainland, but it has the look and feel of a small fishing village. Trstenik is the main town in one of the key wine regions in Croatia and there’s a number of local vineyards – including the famous Grgic winery – where you can indulge in sampling the local produce.

Zaton is a quiet tourist resort situated between two historical towns, Nin and Zadar or more precisely about 13 kilometers north of Zadar. A perfect blend of mild climate, natural beauty with a rich cultural heritage and authentic Dalmatian architecture, makes Zaton an attractive tourist destination.