Round Trip
The Grand Dalmatian Masterpiece: Deep Southern & Central Adriatic
Total Dalmatia Yacht Charter Itinerary
For those who refuse to compromise, the fourteen-day Total Dalmatia round trip stands as the magnum opus of Adriatic yachting. This expansive, masterfully paced voyage weaves together the vibrant, superyacht-lined hubs of Central Dalmatia with the elite, aristocratic heritage and untouched natural reserves of the Deep South. Over two weeks, the constraints of time vanish, allowing for a deeply immersive exploration that simply cannot be achieved on a standard seven-day charter.
The sheer diversity of this route is unparalleled. You will navigate the transition from the bustling, ancient Roman courtyards of Split to the deeply isolated, offshore military history of Vis. You will slice through the open sea to reach Lastovo—a remote, off-grid archipelago renowned for having the darkest, most star-filled skies in Europe. As the journey arcs southward, you will drop anchor beneath the towering stone bastions of Dubrovnik before turning north, tracing a spectacular mainland coastline dominated by the towering Biokovo mountain range along the Makarska Riviera.
Designed to showcase the absolute peak of the luxury charter lifestyle, this fourteen-day itinerary perfectly balances high-end coastal glamour with profound natural isolation. It offers ample time to launch the yacht’s full garage of water toys in secluded lagoons, indulge in exclusive cliffside wine tastings on the Pelješac Peninsula, and experience the Adriatic exactly as it was meant to be seen: from the unhurried, panoramic decks of a private luxury vessel.
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Day 1: Split Marina to Maslinica (Šolta)
Nautical Miles: 14
Travel Time: 1 – 1.5 hours
Your grand Adriatic expedition begins at the luxury docks of Split. Following a welcome briefing and a champagne toast on the aft deck, your captain drops the lines and navigates out of the bustling harbor. This initial leg is intentionally brief, offering a smooth introduction to the water as you cross the Split Channel toward the island of Šolta.
Your destination is Maslinica, a stunning, pine-fringed fishing village nestled on the island’s western coast. The bay is anchored by the magnificent Martinis Marchi, a flawlessly restored 18th-century Venetian castle. Spend your first afternoon paddleboarding among the seven tiny islets that dot the bay before stepping ashore for a quiet, high-end dinner at a waterfront konoba to watch your first spectacular Dalmatian sunset.
Route Highlights
- Welcome orientation and luxury embarkation in historic Split.
- A relaxed afternoon cruise across the calm waters of the Split Channel.
- Exploring the picturesque harbor of Maslinica and its 18th-century castle.
Maslinica waterfront, Šolta Island, Croatia
Day 2: Maslinica to Milna (Brač)
Nautical Miles: 12
Travel Time: 1 hour
After a fresh morning swim, the yacht traces the southern coast of Šolta, charting a course for the neighboring island of Brač. Your target is Milna, a deeply indented, highly sheltered natural harbor that has served as a safe haven for imperial fleets for centuries. Often referred to as the “Bay of a Thousand Ships,” Milna is an architectural jewel framed by elegant stone mansions and a grand Baroque church.
Secure a premier berth along the stone promenade. Spend the day exploring the labyrinthine alleys or have your crew arrange a private vehicle transfer inland to one of Brač’s elite olive oil tasting rooms. Return to the yacht for sunset cocktails on the flybridge, soaking in the deeply authentic, slow-paced atmosphere of this historic maritime hub.
Route Highlights
- Smooth, sheltered cruising along the sun-drenched coastlines of Šolta and Brač.
- Berthing in the historic, deeply protected natural harbor of Milna.
- Enjoying the tranquil, authentic Dalmatian atmosphere of the stone waterfront.
Village Milna on Brac island in Croatia
Day 3: Milna to Hvar Town via Pakleni Islands
Nautical Miles: 16+
Travel Time: 1.5 hours
Today, your voyage injects a dose of high-end glamour. Passing through the Splitska Vrata strait, your yacht crosses the channel to the Pakleni Islands, a glittering chain of emerald islets positioned directly across from Hvar. Your captain will anchor in a pristine, shallow lagoon like Palmižana for a long afternoon of water sports, swimming, and an opulent lunch on deck.
In the late afternoon, make the short transit into Hvar Town, the undisputed superyacht capital of the Adriatic. Securing a spot on the main quay places you in the absolute center of the action. Spend your evening hiking up to the imposing Fortica Fortress for breathtaking views, followed by an unforgettable dinner at one of the island’s world-renowned upscale restaurants.
Route Highlights
- Utilizing water toys in the luminous, sheltered lagoons of the Pakleni Islands.
- Taking a front-row superyacht berth in the glamorous harbor of Hvar Town.
- Experiencing Hvar’s legendary, high-end dining and elite nightlife scene.
Hvar Town harbour, Hvar Island, Croatia
Day 4: Hvar Town to Vis Town
Nautical Miles: 14
Travel Time: 1.5 hours
Leave the vibrant energy of Hvar behind as your captain points the bow toward the open Adriatic, setting a course for the enigmatic island of Vis. Closed to foreigners for decades due to its status as a strategic naval base, Vis remains beautifully preserved, offering a profound sense of raw, untouched history.
Your yacht will enter the sprawling, horseshoe-shaped bay of Vis Town. Choose between anchoring near the historic islet of Host or mooring directly on the ancient stone promenade. Spend your afternoon touring secret submarine tunnels by tender, exploring the town’s Roman ruins, or enjoying a private tasting of the island’s indigenous Vugava white wine at a hidden courtyard tavern.
Route Highlights
- An exhilarating blue-water crossing to the outermost inhabited Dalmatian island.
- Discovering the island’s fascinating, secretive military history and submarine tunnels.
- Wandering the ancient, romantic stone waterfront of Vis Town.
Vis Town bay and waterfront, Vis Island, Croatia
Day 5: Vis Town via Biševo Blue Cave to Komiža
Nautical Miles: 22+
Travel Time: 2 hours
This day is defined by spectacular natural phenomena. Your yacht will trace the dramatic, towering cliffs of southern Vis before crossing to the tiny adjacent island of Biševo. Timed perfectly for the midday sun, you will board a local specialized tender to enter the Blue Cave—an ethereal sea cavern that glows with a brilliant, neon-blue light due to sunlight reflecting off the limestone sea floor.
Following this magical experience, the yacht heads to the western shore of Vis, docking in the quintessential fishing village of Komiža. Known for its rugged beauty and deep-rooted maritime traditions, Komiža is the perfect place to enjoy an authentic, high-end lobster dinner at a traditional tavern perched right over the waves.
Route Highlights
- Witnessing the glowing, ethereal neon-blue depths of the famous Blue Cave.
- Cruising past the stark, volcanic-influenced coastal cliffs of western Vis.
- Dining on world-class, locally caught lobster in the historic village of Komiža.
Blue Cave (Modra Špilja), Biševo Island, Croatia
Day 6: Komiža to Zaklopatica (Lastovo Nature Park)
Nautical Miles: 38
Travel Time: 3 – 3.5 hours
Prepare for one of the most thrilling and exclusive legs of the itinerary: an extended, open-water crossing deep into the southern Adriatic. Your destination is the Lastovo archipelago, a protected Nature Park and the most remote inhabited island in Croatia. Like Vis, it was a closed military base, leaving its rugged coastlines and dense forests perfectly pristine.
Your captain will navigate into the deeply protected bay of Zaklopatica on the island’s northern shore. Lastovo is globally recognized as one of the darkest places in Europe, completely free of light pollution. Spend your day snorkeling in waters teeming with undisturbed marine life, and reserve the evening for an unparalleled stargazing experience from the completely darkened upper deck of your yacht.
Route Highlights
- An extended, exhilarating blue-water crossing deep into the southern Adriatic.
- Anchoring in a pristine, heavily protected bay surrounded by dense wilderness.
- World-class, unobstructed stargazing from the yacht’s flybridge.
Adriatic Village Zaklopatica on Lastovo Island in Croatia
Day 7: Lastovo to Korčula Town
Nautical Miles: 24
Travel Time: 2.5 hours
As you reach the halfway point of your grand voyage, the yacht turns back toward civilization, crossing the channel to the island of Korčula. The approach to Korčula Town is universally considered one of the finest in the Mediterranean; the ancient city sits on a small peninsula, completely encircled by towering medieval stone walls and rounded bastions.
Often called “Little Dubrovnik,” Korčula is the legendary birthplace of Marco Polo. After securing a berth just steps from the grand stone gates, step ashore to explore the ingenious fishbone-patterned streets. In the evening, secure a table at a Michelin-recognized terrace restaurant set into the fortress walls, watching the yacht traffic glide through the Pelješac channel below.
Route Highlights
- A breathtaking sea approach to the towering medieval walls of Korčula Town.
- Walking the polished, fishbone-patterned stone streets of the historic fortress.
- An upscale dining experience set directly within ancient stone battlements.
Korčula Town peninsula and waterfront, Croatia
Day 8: Korčula Town to Pomena (Mljet National Park)
Nautical Miles: 15
Travel Time: 1.5 hours
Trade stone fortresses for emerald forests as you cross to Mljet, widely celebrated as the greenest island in the Adriatic. Your yacht will dock in the sleepy harbor of Pomena, which serves as the direct entry point into the acclaimed Mljet National Park.
Step off the yacht into a tranquil, shaded ecosystem dominated by two deep saltwater lakes. Rent bicycles to ride the peaceful pathways skirting the water, or take a small boat to the Islet of St. Mary in the center of the Great Lake to explore its 12th-century Benedictine monastery. Enjoy a remarkably quiet evening back on board, surrounded by the soothing scents of pine and sea salt.
Route Highlights
- Arriving at the lush, heavily forested shores of the greenest Adriatic island.
- Bicycling around the pristine, emerald-colored saltwater lakes of the National Park.
- Exploring a 12th-century monastery situated on an islet within a lake.
Panorama of Island Mljet from the rocks high up on sunny day.
Day 9: Pomena to Elaphiti Islands
Nautical Miles: 22+
Travel Time: 2 hours
Setting a southeast course, your captain navigates toward the Elaphiti Islands, a sun-drenched archipelago that once served as the exclusive summer retreat for the aristocratic elite of the Dubrovnik Republic.
Depending on the day’s wind and your desire for activities, anchor near Lopud to swim at the rare, sandy expanse of Šunj Beach, or head to the deeply sheltered, olive-lined bay of Suđurađ on Šipan. Spend the afternoon utilizing the yacht’s paddleboards and sea-bobs, followed by a serene evening ashore at an authentic, family-run konoba hidden among 16th-century Renaissance manor ruins.
Route Highlights
- Cruising the elite, historic island chain of the old Dubrovnik Republic.
- Swimming and lounging at the rare, soft sands of Šunj Beach on Lopud.
- Experiencing authentic local cuisine among historic olive groves and ruined manors.
Aerial view of Elaphiti Islands near Dubrovnik
Day 10: Elaphiti Islands via Lokrum Island to Dubrovnik
Nautical Miles: 10
Travel Time: 1 hour
Today delivers the dramatic architectural climax of the southern route: arriving at the monumental city of Dubrovnik from the sea. Before approaching the city, stop at the lush sanctuary of Lokrum Island, located just off the mainland coast, for a peaceful morning swim among wild peacocks and botanical gardens.
In the late afternoon, your captain will position the yacht directly in front of Dubrovnik’s staggering Old Town walls. Dropping anchor here provides an unparalleled, elite vantage point as the setting sun turns the ancient stone fortress a vibrant gold. Take the private tender into the old port to spend your evening immersed in the sophisticated energy of the Stradun, enjoying a world-class dinner in the “Pearl of the Adriatic.”
Route Highlights
- A tranquil morning swim at the lush, peacock-inhabited island of Lokrum.
- The cinematic, unforgettable sea approach to Dubrovnik’s towering fortress walls.
- An exclusive evening exploring the polished limestone streets of the Old Town.
Dubrovnik old city walls and sea, aerial view, Croatia
Day 11: Dubrovnik to Pelješac Peninsula
Nautical Miles: 25
Travel Time: 2 – 2.5 hours
Turning the bow northward, your yacht begins its return journey up the coast. Today, you trade island life for the rugged, dramatic mainland shores of the Pelješac Peninsula. This sun-baked region is the undisputed capital of Croatian wine and oysters, characterized by steep, geometric vineyards that plummet directly toward the sea.
Your captain will seek out a highly secluded anchorage like the bay of Žuljana or the gastronomic haven of Kobaš. Here, the focus is entirely on culinary indulgence. Take the tender ashore for an exclusive tasting of robust Dingač red wine at a cliffside cellar, followed by a private chef’s dinner on the aft deck featuring freshly harvested Mali Ston oysters and world-class local seafood.
Route Highlights
- Cruising the rugged, steep, and dramatic mainland coast of the Pelješac Peninsula.
- An exclusive, cliffside wine tasting focusing on robust Croatian red varietals.
- Indulging in world-famous, locally harvested oysters for an onboard gourmet dinner.
Divna bay beach camp - Pelješac, Croatia
Day 12: Pelješac Peninsula to Šćedro Island
Nautical Miles: 30
Travel Time: 2.5 – 3 hours
Continuing northwest, you will cross the open channel to the island of Šćedro, located just off the southern coast of Hvar. Unlike its glamorous neighbor, Šćedro is an intensely quiet, protected nature park with no permanent residents, electricity, or running water.
Dropping anchor in one of its deep, pristine, pine-fringed bays offers a profound contrast to the bustling cities of the mainland. It is an extraordinary day for complete relaxation. Launch the entire garage of water toys, snorkel in perfectly transparent waters, and enjoy the absolute silence of an off-grid anchorage. In the evening, the sheer lack of light pollution provides another phenomenal opportunity for stargazing.
Route Highlights
- A robust morning cruise transitioning back into the Central Dalmatian archipelago.
- Enjoying the profound isolation and untouched wilderness of a protected nature park.
- A full afternoon dedicated to water toys and swimming in a totally private bay.
Aerial view of Šćedro Island, Croatia
Day 13: Šćedro to Makarska
Nautical Miles: 22
Travel Time: 2 hours
On your penultimate day, the yacht crosses to the mainland coast, charting a course along the breathtaking Makarska Riviera. This stretch of coastline is visually dominating; the towering, jagged peaks of the Biokovo mountain range rise abruptly from the sea, creating a stunning, dramatic backdrop that towers nearly 1,800 meters above your yacht’s mast.
Your captain will secure a berth in the lively town of Makarska. Spend the afternoon exploring the vibrant palm-lined promenade, or have the crew arrange a private vehicle to take you up the winding mountain roads to the Biokovo Skywalk—a glass-bottomed viewing platform offering dizzying, panoramic views of the entire island chain you just spent the last 13 days exploring. Celebrate your final night with an extravagant Captain’s farewell dinner on the aft deck.
Route Highlights
- Cruising directly beneath the towering, majestic peaks of the Biokovo mountain range.
- Walking the energetic, palm-lined coastal promenade of the Makarska Riviera.
- An opulent Captain’s farewell dinner celebrating the completion of a grand voyage.
Tourist city of Makarska aerial view
Day 14: Makarska Riviera to Split
Nautical Miles: 30
Travel Time: 2.5 – 3 hours
On your final morning, savor a lavish Mediterranean breakfast on deck as your yacht makes the final, scenic run up the coast toward Split. You will pass historic coastal towns and dramatic cliffs, enjoying the final hours of the sea breeze and the unparalleled comfort of your luxury vessel.
The yacht arrives back at the luxury docks of Split by midday. Your dedicated crew ensures a flawless, seamless disembarkation, managing all luggage and onward luxury transfers. As you step ashore beside the ancient walls of Diocletian's Palace, you carry with you the memories of the ultimate, definitive Adriatic yachting experience.
Route Highlights
- A scenic, relaxed final morning cruise along the dramatic Central Dalmatian coast.
- One last, lavish Mediterranean breakfast served on the open sun deck.
- Effortless disembarkation and seamless luxury transfers in the historic city of Split.
Split waterfront, Croatia
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