Sailing Tours & Trips in Croatia
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- Croatia Sailing Adventure: Dubrovnik to Split (10 destinations)
- Sailing Croatia - Dubrovnik to Split
- Sailing Split Premium Plus - 8 days
- Croatia Sailing Adventure - 8 days
- Sailing Croatia Catamaran Cruise: Mljet, Korcula and Dubrovnik
- Croatia Island Sail (Standard)
- Med Sailing in Croatia (from Split to Dubrovnik)
- Med Sailing in Croatia (from Dubrovnik to Split)
- Sailing Croatia 8 day -Split, the Blue Lagoon and Trogir
- Sailing Croatia Split- Blue Lagoon and Trogir 2025
Croatia Sailing Adventure: Dubrovnik to Split (10 destinations)
17 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“It is a beautiful sea! My only wish is that we took more time sailing.”
Elisabeth, traveled in May
A 48-52ft yacht traverses Croatia's stunning coastline, visiting Mljet's pine-covered shores and Korcula's historic harbor. Ancient ruins of Vis and pristine bays near Hvar highlight the route. Berth accommodation and expert navigation through 10 distinct island destinations included.
Duration 8 days Destinations Dubrovnik, Kolocep Island, Lopud Island, Sipan Island, Mljet Island, Korcula Island, Vis, Hvar Island, Brac, Split Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Travel From
- NZ$2,615
Sailing Croatia - Dubrovnik to Split
23 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Amazing trip 😍 would really recommend.”
joanne, traveled in July
A 17m yacht charts Croatia's finest sailing route, passing Mljet's monastery island and Korčula's medieval walls. The waters of Hvar's Pakleni archipelago and Brač's famous Golden Horn beach provide daily swimming and snorkeling opportunities.
Duration 8 days Destinations Dubrovnik, Mljet Island, Korcula Island, Ploce, Hvar Island, Brac, Split Age Range Ages 16+ Operator G Adventures From $2,999
35% Off- NZ$1,949You save $1,050
Croatia Sailing Adventure - 8 days
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The weather was less than ideal, and our initial boat had some issues - but it happens :) We still all had a great time cruising Croatia.”
Andrea, traveled in May
Traditional ship cruising with A/C cabins reveals Croatia's coastal gems. Hvar's nightlife, Mljet National Park's emerald lakes, and Dubrovnik's limestone streets create memorable moments. Daily swim stops and 3-course lunches complement sailing between historic ports.
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Stari Grad, Hvar Island, Mljet Island, Dubrovnik, Korcula Island, Makarska, Omis Age Range Ages 18-35 Operator On The Go Tours From $2,805
40% Off- NZ$1,683You save $1,122
Sailing Croatia Catamaran Cruise: Mljet, Korcula and Dubrovnik
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Mljet National Park is a must-see! The catamaran cruise in Croatia was one of the best experiences I had.”
Peter, traveled in September
Duration 8 days Destinations Slano, Pomena, Korčula, Mljet Island, Dubrovnik, Sipan Island Age Range Ages 30+ Operator Sailing Adriatic From $2,955
20% Off- NZ$2,364+$591 local paymentsYou save $591
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Hvar Island, Korcula Island, Dubrovnik, Trstenik, Makarska Age Range Ages 18-35 Operator Contiki From
20% Off- NZ$1,835
Med Sailing in Croatia (from Split to Dubrovnik)
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The boat was clean and nicely maintained, everything worked flawlessly.”
Marc, traveled in August
The Oceanis 48 yacht charts Croatia's premier route, visiting Brač's Milna port, Hvar's Vinogradse Bay, and Vis's military tunnels. Professional crew members prepare meals while hidden coves and historic harbors across 7 Dalmatian islands unfold before you.
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Brac, Hvar Island, Vis, Korcula Island, Pomena, Mljet Island, Dubrovnik Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Med Sailing Holidays From
20% Off- NZ$2,541
Med Sailing in Croatia (from Dubrovnik to Split)
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Incredible experience. We have booked to go again next year.”
An Oceanis 48 yacht with expert skipper charts Croatia's coastal waters. Highlights include sunset at Hvar's Hula Hula bar, Vis's culinary scene, and swimming in secluded bays. Fresh meals, unlimited 4G WiFi, and optional sailing lessons enhance the journey.
Duration 8 days Destinations Dubrovnik, Mljet Island, Pomena, Korcula Island, Vis, Hvar Island, Maslinica, Split Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Med Sailing Holidays From
20% Off- NZ$2,738
Croatian waters stretch from Split to Hvar's medieval charm and Vis's submarine tunnels. Berth cabin accommodation supports Blue Cave exploration and Pakleni Islands swimming. Local wines and peka dishes await at an optional eco-farm visit in Stari Grad.
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Stomorska, Hvar Island, Milna (Brac Island), Bol, Primosten, Vis, Biševo, Ciovo island, Trogir Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Rhythm Travel Experience From $1,869
30% Off- NZ$1,309You save $561
Croatia's dazzling coast unfolds from Split, with stops at the Blue Lagoon and Bisevo's Cave. Military heritage awaits in Vis with submarine tunnels, while UNESCO-listed Trogir captivates visitors. Berth cabins offer shared facilities, with chef-prepared meals and sunset wine tastings.
Duration 5 days Destinations Split, Primosten, Vis, Biševo, Ciovo island, Trogir Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Rhythm Travel Experience From $1,217
30% Off- NZ$852You save $365
What people love about Sailing Tours in Croatia
- Croatia Sailing Adventure: Split to Dubrovnik (including Korcula Island)
Loved this. Everyone should do it atleast once!
- Croatia Sailing Adventure: Dubrovnik to Split (10 destinations)
Excellent experience. Good skipper and boat. I loved the way you can explore all the nice port cities of Croatia. Your bed is only a short walk away from all the taverna's and central areas.
- Sailing Croatia - Dubrovnik to Split
Amazing people! Wonderful food! Spectacular scenery! Exceeded my expectations!!! Loved it!
What our customers ask about Sailing Tours & Trips in Croatia
What is the best time of year to sail in Croatia?
Croatia's sailing season spans from May to September with peak activity in July and August. During summer months destinations like Hvar Island and Split see temperatures between 25-30°C making conditions ideal for sailing. The water stays comfortably warm and sea conditions are typically calm. May and September attract fewer visitors while maintaining pleasant weather for sailing and exploring coastal towns. A TourRadar traveler confirms: "still great weather for swimming" on their Dubrovnik to Split journey.
What are the must-visit destinations on a Croatian sailing route?
The Dalmatian Coast offers several key ports of call between Split and Dubrovnik. Visitors can explore Hvar's 16th-century fortress take in Korčula's medieval architecture where Marco Polo was born or spend time in Mljet National Park's saltwater lakes. The Blue Cave on Biševo island and Bol's Golden Horn beach are natural highlights along the route. Accommodations like Hotel Dubrovnik in Zagreb and Hotel President in Split provide comfortable bases. A TourRadar traveler notes: "The route from Split to Dubrovnik was spectacular with each island offering something unique - from Hvar's nightlife to Korčula's historic charm."
What activities are available during port stops?
Port stops offer varied activities from water sports to cultural experiences. Visitors can cycle around Mljet's lakes join wine tastings in Hvar or explore historic sites. Water activities include swimming and snorkeling in secluded bays. One TourRadar traveler reports: "We had amazing experiences from kayaking in secluded bays near Korčula to exploring the Blue Cave near Vis plus wonderful walking tours through historic towns and evening entertainment at local konobas."
What's the typical budget needed beyond the tour cost?
Daily expenses beyond tour costs average 50-60 USD covering meals not included drinks and optional activities. Entry fees vary from 25 EUR for Mljet National Park to 35 EUR for Dubrovnik City Walls. TourRadar travelers advise: "It's good to carry cash as some smaller islands don't have ATMs and local restaurants may not accept cards. Port taxes around 40-60 EUR per person are typically paid in cash at the start."
How many people are typically on a Croatian sailing tour?
Passenger numbers on Croatian sailing tours range from 20-40 people. Larger vessels like the Avangard accommodate 38 guests while smaller boats carry 20-25 passengers. The size allows for both social interaction and personal space. A TourRadar traveler shares: "Our group of 34 on the Dalmatian Islands Cruise was perfect - small enough to get to know everyone but large enough to always find someone to hang out with."