Boat Tours & Trips in Adriatic
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10 best boat Adriatic tours
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- 4-day Split to Dubrovnik one-way, Premier Plus boat, 30-49s
- 4-day Split to Dubrovnik one-way, Premier boat, 18-35s
- Split, Hvar, Korcula & Dubrovnik - 8 days
- Croatian Coast and the best of the Adriatic 2026|2027
- 5-day Dubrovnik to Split one-way cruise - Superior boat, Mixed-age
- 8-day Split Return cruise - Premier boat, 18-35s
- 4-day Split to Dubrovnik one-way, Superior boat, 18-35s
- Discover the Best of the Croatian Coast 2026 - 15 Days
- Central Dalmatia: Island Dreams
- 4-day Split to Dubrovnik one-way - Premier boat, Mixed-age group
4-day Split to Dubrovnik one-way, Premier Plus boat, 30-49s
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Well organized, crew and guides were great and we had a lot of fun on this 4 day cruise.”
Adam, traveled in August
The Premier Plus vessel sails Adriatic waters, stopping at Makarska's promenade, Mljet's National Park, and Dubrovnik's Gruz port. Comfortable ensuite cabins and half-board dining included at approx. $150 per day.
Duration 4 days Destinations Split, Makarska, Mljet Island, Dubrovnik Age Range Ages 30-49 Operator Go Croatia Sail From
- NZ$1,047+$57 local payments
4-day Split to Dubrovnik one-way, Premier boat, 18-35s
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Spacious and clean boat with and excellent crew. Food was fantastic and group leader Martina was so lovely and helpful throughout the entire trip!”
Meriel, traveled in July
The premium vessels of the Adriatic offer comfortable cabins and WiFi while sailing from Split through Makarska's coastline, past Mljet's emerald lakes, to Dubrovnik's historic walls. Half-board dining and daily swim stops included.
Duration 4 days Destinations Split, Makarska, Mljet Island, Dubrovnik Age Range Ages 18-35 Operator Go Croatia Sail From
- NZ$1,001+$57 local payments
Island-hopping from Split's Diocletian's Palace to Hvar's glamorous waterfront unfolds aboard comfortable ferries. The route leads to medieval Korčula's lion-adorned streets before reaching Dubrovnik. Daily breakfast and 4-star accommodations included throughout the 8-day adventure at approx. $290 per day.
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Hvar Island, Korcula Island, Dubrovnik Age Range Ages 15+ Operator On The Go Tours From $3,775
20% Off- NZ$3,020You save $755
Seven nights aboard Emerald Kaia showcase UNESCO-listed Trogir and Šibenik's St. James Cathedral. The Venice-to-Dubrovnik route includes stops at Hvar's lavender-scented coastline and Korčula's medieval town, with gourmet dining included.
Duration 8 days Destinations Venice, Rovinj, Riva del Garda, Sibenik, Trogir, Vis, Hvar Island, Korčula, Smokvica, Dubrovnik Age Range Ages 12+ Operator Emerald Cruises From $23,202
50% Off- NZ$11,542You save $11,660
A Premier vessel takes you from Dubrovnik to Split (costs around $910). The route connects Gruz Port, Korcula's Old City, and Jelsa Harbor on Hvar, with daily swimming stops and optional water taxis to Carpe Diem island.
Duration 5 days Destinations Dubrovnik, Korcula Island, Hvar Island, Split Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Go Croatia Sail From
50% Off- NZ$1,640+$57 local payments
8-day Split Return cruise - Premier boat, 18-35s
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Dalmatia was stunning. I would have like more swimming time and less docking especially in Dubrovnik.”
Amir, traveled in August
A luxury vessel awaits to sail Adriatic's premier destinations. The route includes Dubrovnik's Gruz port, Hvar's historic harbor, and swimming in Pakleni Islands' crystal waters. En-suite cabins and traditional Croatian meals provided.
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Makarska, Mljet Island, Dubrovnik, Korcula Island, Hvar Island Age Range Ages 18-35 Operator Go Croatia Sail From
50% Off- NZ$2,484+$57 local payments
The premium vessel cruises with modern amenities from Split to Makarska's cave club. The route includes Mljet's National Park and Dubrovnik's UNESCO sites, complemented by half-board meals and expert crew service.
Duration 4 days Destinations Split, Makarska, Mljet Island, Dubrovnik Age Range Ages 18-35 Operator Go Croatia Sail From
50% Off- NZ$1,138+$57 local payments
Emerald Kaia sails from Venice's Grand Canal through Croatia's island-dotted coastline. The 15-day adventure includes Hvar's lavender-scented harbors, Dubrovnik's medieval ports, and Piran's Venetian waterfront, with luxury berth accommodations.
Duration 15 days Destinations Italy, Croatia, Slovenia Age Range Ages 12+ Operator Emerald Cruises From $62,556
50% Off- NZ$31,126You save $31,429
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Korcula Island, Hvar Island, Brac Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in Only: German Operator Croaticum GmbH From
50% Off- NZ$2,297
The Premier-class vessel sails through Adriatic highlights from Split's bustling port to Dubrovnik's historic harbor. Stops include Makarska's sheltered bay, Mljet's twin lakes, and the stunning Elaphite Islands before arriving at Gruz port.
No departure dates availableDuration 4 days Destinations Split, Makarska, Mljet Island, Dubrovnik Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Go Croatia Sail
What our customers ask about Boat Tours & Trips in Adriatic
What are the must-see highlights during an Adriatic boat tour?
The Adriatic coast offers a mix of historic sites and natural beauty. Visitors should plan to explore Dubrovnik's medieval walls swim in the quiet bays of Mljet Island and spend time in Hvar's bustling harbor. The historic old town of Korčula the Blue Cave on Biševo and Montenegro's Bay of Kotor round out the main attractions. A TourRadar traveler noted "Dalmatia was stunning. I loved the mix of bustling cities and quiet fishing villages." For land stays the Heritage Hotel Antique Split and Hotel Croatia Cavtat serve as excellent bases. Local activities range from Korčula wine tastings at 30 USD to Dubrovnik's Game of Thrones tours at 25 USD.
What are the typical routes for Adriatic boat tours?
The Split to Dubrovnik route through the Dalmatian islands stands as the most traveled path on Adriatic tours. This course takes travelers to key destinations including Hvar Island Mljet National Park and Korčula. Many itineraries also venture into Montenegro's Bay of Kotor with stops in historic Budva and Herceg Novi. A TourRadar traveler shared "The staff were really friendly and helpful the food excellent authentically Croatian. Stopped at some lovely places from bustling cities to quiet fishing villages." Hotel Riva in Hvar and Boutique Hotel Kazbek in Dubrovnik offer convenient accommodations along these routes.
When is the best time to take a boat tour in the Adriatic?
The Adriatic sailing calendar peaks from June through September with optimal conditions in July and August. These summer months bring reliable warm weather and calm seas especially around Split and Dubrovnik. A TourRadar traveler noted "Boat was of a good standard crew were excellent. Dalmatia was stunning" during their summer journey. While Hotel Dubrovnik Palace offers luxury stays during peak season May and September provide a quieter experience with favorable weather conditions.
What's included in typical Adriatic boat tour packages?
Standard Adriatic tour packages cover onboard accommodation daily breakfast and lunch professional crew services port fees and guided tours. Guests receive unlimited water Wi-Fi access and air-conditioned cabins. According to a TourRadar traveler "Well organized crew and guides were great food was fantastic." Hotels like Bellevue Dubrovnik or Park Split welcome guests before or after tours. Extra costs apply for beverages evening meals and optional activities such as Mljet National Park entry at 20 USD.
What size boats are used for Adriatic tours and how many passengers do they carry?
Adriatic tours operate on vessels ranging from 48-52 foot yachts for 8-10 guests to larger ships hosting up to 40 passengers. All boats feature cabin options both above and below deck with private bathrooms. A TourRadar traveler remarked "Spacious and clean boat with excellent crew. Cabins were comfortable and well-maintained." Vessels like the Emerald Kaia luxury yacht and Go Croatia Sail's premier boats represent different comfort and capacity options.
What's the typical cost range for Adriatic boat tours?
Adriatic boat tours start at 140 USD daily for standard options reaching 1785 USD for luxury experiences. Premier category vessels typically charge between 560-1400 USD for 4-8 day journeys while upscale options like Emerald Cruises' yachts cost around 25980 USD for 15-day trips. Land accommodations vary from Villa Dubrovnik to Maslina Resort on Hvar. Additional expenses include tourist tax (25-40 USD) optional excursions and dinner costs.