CHARTER CROATIA: Trogir to Dubrovnik 4 DAY ITINERARY
CROATIA A sublime yachting oasis with an idyllic blend of Old World charm and modern luxury
The waters of the Adriatic Sea are home to some of the most pristine and exclusive yachting destinations in the world. Its eastern coastline provides all the allure of the more-traveled Mediterranean destinations, but with fewer crowds and the added intrigue of fascinating medieval history.
This suggested itinerary visits charming towns that are welcoming and friendly, rustic villages built into the steep landscape, blissfully quiet beaches, and local spots where you can sample traditional food and enjoy the nightlife. Croatia is surrounded by countless isles and crystal-clear, sapphireemerald waters, while its dramatic coastline offers jagged mountains, river canyons, waterfalls, and pebbled beaches, making it a dream destination for yacht travel. Venture ashore to explore the region’s lush natural landscape, rich cultural legacy, and Croatian hospitality. With an eclectic mix of activities and experiences to offer, this itinerary is equal parts adventurous and serene.
ADVENTURE TO CROATIA
As you cruise along the rugged coastline, you’ll have your choice of unspoiled beaches and charming coastal villages to explore. With a mix of ancient medieval castles, breathtaking shorelines, and stunning Balkan landscapes, this region offers an array of local tastes, sights, and experiences you won’t soon forget.
ITINTERARY
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4 DAY
ITINERARY
DAY 1
OVERVIEW:
Trogir - Dubrovnik
DAY 1:
Trogir - Hvar
DAY 2:
Hvar - Korcula
DAY 3:
Korcula - Mljet or Elafit Ilands
DAY 4:
Mljet or Elafit Ilands - Dubrovnik
DAY 2
DAY 3 DAY 4
TROGIR Trogir is a tiny island flanked by medieval walls with bridges connecting to the larger island of ÄŒiovo. The historic town of Trogir is rich with intricately-sculpted Venetian architecture, elaborate churches, ancient towers, and fortresses. Stroll the seaside promenade, a well-known hotspot lined with bars, cafĂŠs, and yachts.
HVAR Set sail towards the island of Hvar, anchoring off at your choice of numerous inlets and bays as you cruise the Adriatic. The interior of the island is hilly and dense with olive groves, while the shoreline offers gorgeous, sunny beaches and intimate coves to explore. This posh city is known for its ornamental Gothic palaces, cobbled streets, and exhilarating nightlife. With its old-world glamour and modern elegance, Hvar offers an eclectic mix that’s sure to suit every taste. After taking it all in, return to the respite of your yacht and relax with a cocktail on deck.
KORCULA The island of Korcula is flooded with a myriad of bays, inlets, and coves along the jaunt. Find a secluded spot to drop anchor and absorb the serenity and peace around you. The land is rich with vineyards and olive groves, quaint villages, and ancient history. Venture ashore and set out to explore the legendary Marco Polo museum, as well as the house where he’s said to have been born.
MLJET Known as Croatia’s greenest island, Mljet is covered in lush Mediterranean vegetation, and is surrounded by the reflective sapphire sea, an idyllic sandy shoreline, and a wealth of underwater sea life. Head ashore and stroll or bicycle along the paths surrounding the saltwater lakes of Malo Malo Jezero and Veliko Jezero.
DUBROVNIK, CROATIA Your captain will make way north towards Dubrovnik in Croatia. With so many enticing harbors along the way, consider a stopover to enjoy a meal and take in the scenery while passing through. Upon approach to Dubrovnik, you’ll experience an unmatched sense of awe when your eyes meet the mesmerizing beauty of this primeval town. As you walk along the ancient city, you may recognize the walls that protected the civilization for centuries as the backdrop of the modern-day series, Game of Thrones.
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OVERVIEW TIME ZONE:
Central European Time (GMT +2)
CURRENCY:
Croatia: Kuna (kn)
CLIMATE:
The average summer coastal temperature in
Montenegro is 81°F(27°C) from July to August.
May to June and August to September you can
expect an average of 69°F (20°C). The winter
season is cold on an average of 44°F (7°C) from
November to April.
Croatia’s average coastal temperatures during
the summer should lie in the mid-to-high 77-86°F
(25-30 °C) although it is more likely that
temperatures will be well into the high 80s or low
90s °F (+30s °C). The winters are cooler although
temperatures usually never get below 41°F (5°C).
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