One way Split to Dubrovnik sailing itinerary

Combine the best of Croatia – explore both Split & Dubrovnik sailing region. Spend your time sailing the Adriatic Coast, making stops along your tour to explore the islands and towns of Split and Dubrovnik sailing region. One way sailing package offers a complete experience of Croatia. One way charter is a beautiful way to see more of Croatia in a shorter period of time.

*Itinerary is not fixed and is a subject of change according to the weather forecast of the sailing week. Best is to have 2-3 "must see" spots and let your skipper organize the itinerary accordingly, with some hidden gems on the way.

Things To Know About One Way Sailing Croatia

What is the difference when you choose One Way Sailing Croatia?

The standard one-way fee is usually from 550,00 € to 1.600,00 € (depending on exact starting and arrival port and the particular boat).

It is important to mention that the majority of boats, especially catamarans, which are available for one-way charter from Split to Dubrovnik are with limited offer. Be sure to contact us early for a One way sailing holiday from Split to Dubrovnik (or vice versa).

Day 1: Split to Milna, Island Brač

Begin your journey in Split, Croatia, or the surrounding area, and sail to Milna on the island of Brač. Milna is a quintessential Mediterranean fishing village, a charming relic of a bygone era. Historically, its sheltered cove served as a vital shipping harbor for the renowned Brač stone used in the construction of Diocletian’s Palace in Split. As you explore Milna, you'll be transported back in time, discovering its tranquil harbor and picturesque stone houses that harken to a simpler way of life.

Day 2: Milna to Hvar Town, Island Hvar

Set sail for Hvar Town on the island of Hvar, Croatia. This fairy-tale town captivates with its stunning architecture, lush natural surroundings, and mild climate. Hvar offers a perfect blend of peace and relaxation, catering to all who seek solace. Don’t miss a visit to the historic Fortica (Hvar Fortress), where you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Hvar Town, its surrounding landscapes, and the Pakleni Islands, making for a memorable and serene experience.

Day 3: Hvar Town to Lastovo Island

Navigate to Lastovo Island, Croatia, a national park renowned for its 46 small islands, 46 churches and chapels, and 46 vineyards, all nestled among picturesque sandbanks. This island paradise is a haven for nature enthusiasts, sailors, food and wine lovers, and avid fishermen targeting tuna and other prized catches. The rich natural and cultural tapestry of Lastovo offers endless opportunities for exploration and enjoyment.

Day 4: Lastovo to Korčula Island

Sail to Korčula Island, Croatia, where the highlight is the medieval walled city of Korčula Old Town. Positioned on an oval-shaped promontory extending into the Pelješac Channel, this ancient city is a labyrinth of narrow streets that branch off like a fishbone from the central spine. As you wander through this historical gem, you'll be captivated by its well-preserved architecture and rich heritage, offering a fascinating glimpse into the past.

Day 5: Korčula to Mljet Island

Head to Mljet Island, Croatia, and immerse yourself in the wonders of Mljet National Park. This large park is distinguished by its two saltwater lakes, Veliko Jezero (Large Lake) and Malo Jezero (Small Lake). In the center of Veliko Jezero lies an islet called Melita (St. Mary), home to a Benedictine monastery built in the 12th century. The serene waters and lush surroundings provide a perfect backdrop for exploration and relaxation.

Day 6: Mljet to Elaphiti Islands

Sail to the Elaphiti Islands, located to the west of Dubrovnik. This exquisite archipelago, also known as the Deer Islands, is renowned for its lush Mediterranean evergreen vegetation and close ties to Dubrovnik’s history. The islands offer a tranquil escape with their unspoiled natural beauty and traditional charm, making them an ideal destination for leisurely exploration and relaxation.

Day 7: Elaphiti Islands to Dubrovnik

Conclude your journey in Dubrovnik, Croatia. The Walls of Dubrovnik are an iconic feature, encompassing the city with their impressive defensive stone structures. These walls, with their extensive history and numerous modifications, are considered among the greatest fortification systems of the Middle Ages. As you explore the ancient city encased by these formidable walls, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for Dubrovnik’s rich historical and architectural heritage.