Elaphati Islands are a cluster of peaceful islets just northwest of Dubrovnik. They offer a serene escape from the bustle of the mainland and are filled with lush forests, quiet beaches and charming fishing villages. We will stop for a swim where you can bask in the islands’ glorious waters before enjoying dinner onboard.  

An island steeped in history, Korcula is often referred to as ‘little Dubrovnik’ due to its medieval walls and red-roofed architecture. Korcula’s old town is a maze of narrow alleys and stone buildings, with historic charm spread throughout. 

Famed for being the birthplace of Marco Polo, you can also sample local wines and marvel at the beauty of the Peljesac Peninsula. The ideal blend of culture and cuisine, Korcula offers something for everyone. 

Mljet is one of Croatia’s greenest islands and a true haven for nature enthusiasts. Much of the island is protected as a national park, and on your trip we’ll provide you with tickets to the destination, which is covered with lush pine forests, saltwater lakes and other natural wonders. 

While on the island, you can spend time cycling or kayaking around the lakes and even visit the stunning monastery of St Mary. No matter what you want to do, Mljet is a breath of fresh air that allows nature to take centre stage. 

Tucked away from Croatia’s mainland, Vis is a hidden gem that retains a laid-back charm and unspoiled beauty. Previously a military base, Vis has only been open to tourists since the 1990s, which gives it an authentic and untouched feel. 

You can spend time exploring the island’s rich naval history as well as discovering the stunning Blue Cave on the nearby Bisevo Island. Furthermore, you can spend time sipping on local wines in the quaint village of Komiza. Vis is all about taking it slow and soaking in the Adriatic’s purest pleasures. 

Hvar is regarded as Croatia’s most glamorous island, famous for its vibrant nightlife and historic architecture. You can spend your day wandering through the cobbled streets of the town, climbing the Spanjola fortress or simply relaxing at a luxury beach club.

As the sun comes down, Hvar comes alive, and at Yacht Club Croatia, we can provide you with recommendations for the best restaurants and bars.

While Hvar is the island’s nightlife hub, Jelsa offers a more relaxed experience. This charming seaside island was previously a centre for shipbuilding, and you can spend time strolling the waterfront promenade, enjoying fresh seafood and immersing yourself in local island life.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Trogir is a perfectly preserved medieval town that is located just outside of Split. You can wander the ancient streets, admire 13th-century architecture and visit Venetian palaces during your visit. Trogir’s charm lies in its authenticity, offering a rich blend of history, architecture and Dalmatian hospitality.