Sail from Dubrovnik
The Gateway to Hidden Treasures
Your journey begins in Dubrovnik, a city where centuries of history meet the beauty of the Adriatic. Wander through its iconic Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, before setting sail to the unspoiled islands that surround it.
Dubrovnik is the ideal departure point for sailing to the islands of Korčula, Mljet, Lastovo, and more.
With calm, sheltered waters and breathtaking views, this route offers a serene and peaceful escape, allowing you to unwind and fully immerse yourself in the beauty of the Adriatic.
To help guide your journey, we’ve curated an interactive map filled with our top recommendations.
Discover tranquil bays, picturesque villages, and natural wonders – experiences that remain unforgettable and untouched by the crowds.
Elaphiti Islands
The Elaphiti Islands are a tranquil oasis waiting to be explored. Picture charming small towns, hidden caves, sandy beaches, and historic summer homes once owned by Dubrovnik’s nobility.
Brimming with natural beauty and stunning anchorages, these islands are the perfect starting point or grand finale to any Dubrovnik adventure.
Pelješac Peninsula
With its breathtaking landscapes, ancient salt pans in Ston, and charming coastal towns, the Pelješac peninsula is a paradise for nature lovers and history buffs alike.
Wine enthusiasts, get ready to indulge – premium tours of renowned wineries like Korta Katarina, St Hills, and Grgić promise an unforgettable taste of the region’s finest vintages.
Mljet Island
A true hidden gem, Mljet is a slice of paradise where untouched nature takes center stage. With a third of the island protected as a national park, you’ll find dense pine forests, crystal-clear lakes, and an atmosphere of pure tranquility.
Whether you’re hiking through lush trails or biking along scenic paths, Mljet offers endless adventures for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike.
Korčula Island
Korčula, one of Croatia’s most stunning and lush islands, is a true gem waiting to be explored. Known for its dense pine forests, exceptional local wines, and fragrant olive oils, the island is steeped in history, with ties to both the Republic of Dubrovnik and the Venetians.
As the legendary birthplace of Marco Polo, Korčula offers more than just breathtaking views – its cobblestone medieval streets and unique wine varieties like Pošip and Grk make it a paradise for adventurers and foodies alike. Don’t miss a guided tour of Korčula Town, where you can dive into its rich history and vibrant culture. Who knows? You just might “live like a local for a day”!
Lastovo Island
Hidden in the Adriatic, Lastovo is Croatia’s most remote inhabited island. It is a true paradise surrounded by 47 smaller islets and protected as a stunning nature park. It’s a place where life slows down and the Mediterranean feels untouched.
Nicknamed the “Island of Stars,” Lastovo boasts one of the clearest night skies and the cleanest seas in the world, making it a dream destination for stargazers and nature lovers alike. If you’re craving isolation, privacy, and a chance to reconnect with the world’s beauty, Lastovo is your escape to timeless magic.
