Croatia by Land and Sea

Continue your exploration of Croatia by Land and Sea At Plitvice Lakes National Park. Here, 16 lakes interconnect by gurgling and gushing waterfalls and form the backdrop for a tranquil retreat. Croatia, without doubt, has much to offer the active traveler. 

Then travel onward to Zadar, the heart of the Adriatic. This medieval walled city is ripe for exploration with its idyllic Old Town and Roman ruins. Don’t miss the famous Sea Organ, which plays music according to the rhythm of the waves.

Finally, it is time to continue your Croatia private tour aboard your private yacht charter. Your private skipper will take you from island to island in search of your favorite Croatia beach or coastal town. The choice won’t be easy, since there are more than 100 islands to choose from. Highlights include a visit to a Brac fishing village and jumping into the crystal blue waters around the Pakleni islands. Secluded beaches and bays are also easy to find on Korcula, one of the greenest islands in Dalmatia. Along the way, channel your inner nature lover in Krka, where you can hike and bike blissfully amid the waterfalls. 

Finally, it is time to continue your Croatia private tour aboard your private yacht charter. Your private skipper will take you from island to island in search of your favorite Croatia beach or coastal town. The choice won’t be easy, since there are more than 100 islands to choose from. Highlights include a visit to a Brac fishing village and jumping into the crystal blue waters around the Pakleni islands. Secluded beaches and bays are also easy to find on Korcula, one of the greenest islands in Dalmatia. Along the way, channel your inner nature lover in Krka, where you can hike and bike blissfully amid the waterfalls. 

After your explorations of Split, cruise to Island Hvar, one of the world’s most truly fisherman village on Brac Island where you can have a coffee or lunch break before continuing to Hvar. Explore Pakleni islands, well known for their mesmerizing sandy beaches and crystal clear seas, as well as some of the best restaurants in Croatia. Alternatively, walk through Hvar Town on the island of Hvar, situated in the pictures Natural Bay.  

This morning you will cruise to Island Korčula, one of the greenest islands in the Adriatic Sea. The island itself is rich in art and culture, as well as beautiful nature such as numerous tiny and secluded beaches and bays, small and uninhabited islands, and breathtaking views. The main town on the island is also named Korcula, a typical medieval walled Dalmatian city, with its round defensive towers and cluster of red-roofed houses. Explore the famous town of Korčula on your own. This evening you will have the opportunity to learn more about the tradition of winegrowing and partake in an informative and fun wine tasting in a local winery, surrounded by some of Korcula’s most beautiful vineyards. Afterwards, you’ll head to a local restaurant for dinner.  

Continue to the Pearl of Adriatic today. Dubrovnik lies in the extreme south of Croatia, basking in glorious Mediterranean sunshine for much of the year. A fairytale fortress of beautiful Baroque, Gothic, and Renaissance churches, aristocratic palaces, red-roofed townhouses, magnificent monasteries, and fascinating history, it is almost impossible to feel anything but uplifted and inspired here.  On your way enjoy an amazing panoramic view of the Elafiti Islands, a group of thirteen islands located northwest of Dubrovnik, or decide to stop for an optional swim. It is up to you to decide.