Sail Croatia - Trogir to Dubrovnik Itinerary

Learn about the role Trogir played in Croatian history while walking through its World Heritage-listed Old Town, stopping to admire the St Lovro Cathedral, Cipiko Palace and Kamerlengo Fortress. Enjoy the serenity of the first night spent on board the boat in the cheerful peninsular of Rogoznica, just outside Trogir.

Sail to Split and disembark to explore this charismatic, culture-rich city. Then, head out through the Hvarski Channel, around Point Pelegrin to Hvar. In free time, delight in some of the most idyllic beaches in Croatia or sip cocktails by the waterfront.

Onwards to Brac and find a bold rocky terrain, dotted with wineries and groves. Drop into the crystal-clear water and spot fish while snorkelling, spend some blissful hours on the beach or enjoy an outdoor dining experience in the Old Town.

Sail to the small, out-of-the-way village of Blace, skirting the pebble beaches, black pine groves and rocky cliffs of Peljesac Peninsula along the way. Surrounded by mountains, a river delta and numerous colourful fruit farms, Blace is known as 'the California of Croatia'.

Put out to sea once again for a full day on the open water. Arrive on the heavily wooded island of Korcula and discover the many influences that make it so distinct, from the Greeks in the 6th-century to the Romans, Venetians and even the French under Napoleon Bonaparte in the late 1700s. Soak up the sun’s rays in the afternoon and perhaps stroll around the Old Town in the evening.

Sail south-east to the ancient island of Mljet, believed to be where Odysseus lived for a period of time. Hike under towering pine trees on a guided tour of the national park, admire timeworn ruins and be sure to sample some of the island’s renowned wine and olive oil.

Disembark to a tangle of narrow laneways and cobbled squares in Ston before continuing on the home stretch to Slano and the next Morning to Dubrovnik. Spend time discovering the many wonderful sights of this magical city, from its ancient city walls to a myriad of galleries, museums and lively restaurant strips.