Sailing Tours & Trips in Adriatic
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10 best sailing Adriatic tours
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- Sailing Croatia - Dubrovnik to Split
- Croatia Island Sail
- Croatia Sailing Adventure: Dubrovnik to Split
- Croatia Sailing Adventure - 8 days
- Croatia Sailing Adventure: Split to Dubrovnik
- Sailing Split Premium Plus - 8 days
- Med Sailing in Croatia (from Split to Dubrovnik)
- Sail Split to Dubrovnik / Premier Boat
- Med Sailing in Croatia (from Dubrovnik to Split)
- Sail Dubrovnik to Split / Premier Boat
Sailing Croatia - Dubrovnik to Split
22 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Throughly enjoyed the sailing experience. Saw more of true Croatia by sailing than we would have done alone.”
Natalie, traveled in May
A 54-foot yacht carries 8 passengers from Dubrovnik to Split, visiting UNESCO-listed coastal towns and secluded bays. The route includes Mljet's national park, Korčula's medieval charm, and pristine beach stops.
Duration 8 days Destinations Dubrovnik, Mljet Island, Korcula Island, Ploce, Hvar Island, Brac, Split Age Range 16 to 90 year olds Operator G Adventures From $2,799
50% Off- NZ$1,400You save $1,399
Traditional vessels cruise between Split's Roman sites, Hvar's Arsenal, and Dubrovnik's UNESCO walls. Turquoise waters lead to Korčula's medieval streets and Trstenik's sheltered bays, guided by an expert crew.
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Hvar Island, Korcula Island, Dubrovnik, Trstenik, Makarska Age Range 18 to 35 year olds Operator Contiki From $2,475
13% Off- NZ$2,150You save $325
Croatia Sailing Adventure: Dubrovnik to Split
17 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“This sailing adventure is the idea way to experience the Dalmatian coast. The perspective from a cruising yacht is truly unique.”
Michael, traveled in May
The 8-day sailing route from Dubrovnik to Split reveals turquoise Adriatic waters. Highlights include the Peljeski Channel, historic Korcula, secluded bays near Lovista, and the Pakleni Islands.
Duration 8 days Destinations Dubrovnik, Kolocep Island, Lopud Island, Sipan Island, Mljet Island, Korcula Island, Vis, Hvar Island, Brac, Split Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Operator Intrepid Travel From $3,625
30% Off- NZ$2,537+$191 local paymentsYou save $1,088
Croatia Sailing Adventure - 8 days
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Amazing trip! Beautiful places and great crew.”
Anna, traveled in August
The route from Split's ancient harbor to Dubrovnik's UNESCO walls reveals the Adriatic's beauty. Stop at Hvar's trendy port, Mljet's pristine lakes, and Korcula's medieval streets. Daily swim stops and 3-course lunches complement sailing in crystal waters.
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Stari Grad, Hvar Island, Mljet Island, Dubrovnik, Korcula Island, Makarska, Omis Age Range 18 to 35 year olds Operator On The Go Tours From $2,345
35% Off- NZ$1,524You save $820
Croatia Sailing Adventure: Split to Dubrovnik
17 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“It was super fun, and we learnt a lot about croatia.”
David, traveled in May
A 48-52ft yacht sails from Split's ancient harbor to Dubrovnik's marina. The route includes Milna's hidden coves and Lastovo's forested coastline, with hands-on sailing between Korcula's medieval walls and Mljet's emerald lakes.
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Brac, Hvar Island, Vis, Korcula Island, Lastovo, Mljet Island, Dubrovnik Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Operator Intrepid Travel From $3,560
10% Off- NZ$3,204+$191 local paymentsYou save $356
Sailing Split Premium Plus - 8 days
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Trip was great, guides were great, food was great, cruise members were great. Would recommend and would book again!”
Sara, traveled in May
The route from Split's ancient harbor to Dubrovnik's medieval walls showcases Mljet's Benedictine monastery, Korcula's Renaissance palaces, and Hvar's Venetian architecture. Premium Plus ship serves as comfortable base for daily adventures.
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Mljet Island, Dubrovnik, Sipan Island, Korcula Island, Hvar Island, Brac Age Range 16 to 80 year olds Operator On The Go Tours From $3,365
15% Off- NZ$2,860You save $504
Med Sailing in Croatia (from Split to Dubrovnik)
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The itinerary was so well thought out and took us to many special places. This company made our trip so memorable.”
NikitaKnight, traveled in July
The Oceanis 48 yacht sails through the Adriatic's clearest waters, visiting secluded bays and historic ports. Highlights include Vis's Blue Caves, Marco Polo's Korčula, and cycling through Mljet's National Park.
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Brac, Hvar Island, Vis, Korcula Island, Pomena, Mljet Island, Dubrovnik Age Range 18 to 80 year olds Operator Med Sailing Holidays From
15% Off- NZ$2,468
Sail Split to Dubrovnik / Premier Boat
18 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The food was a highlight, each lunch better than the last - and that was before we had our BBQ feast.”
Danielle, traveled in September
M/S Morena sails the Adriatic's most stunning routes from Split's historic harbor to Dubrovnik's UNESCO walls. The journey features Makarska's 1.5km beach for parasailing, Hvar's celebrity haunts, and Korcula's Venetian architecture, ending with sunset views along Dalmatia's rugged coast.
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Omis, Makarska, Hvar Island, Korcula Island, Mljet Island, Dubrovnik Age Range 18 to 59 year olds Operator Travel Talk From $3,596
50% Off- NZ$1,798You save $1,798
Med Sailing in Croatia (from Dubrovnik to Split)
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Incredible experience. We have booked to go again next year.”
The Oceanis 48 yacht glides through the Adriatic's clearest waters. Stops include Hvar's famous Hula Hula bar, Vis's caves, and Mljet National Park's lakes, with daily swimming and fresh meals onboard.
Duration 8 days Destinations Dubrovnik, Mljet Island, Pomena, Korcula Island, Vis, Hvar Island, Maslinica, Split Age Range 18 to 80 year olds Operator Med Sailing Holidays From
50% Off- NZ$2,468
Sail Dubrovnik to Split / Premier Boat
25 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Loved all the activities. So much fun.”
Shannon, traveled in July
Crystal waters carry you from Dubrovnik to Split aboard M/S Morena. The route encompasses UNESCO sites, national parks, medieval towns, and vibrant harbors, with daily swimming stops and guided tours.
Duration 8 days Destinations Dubrovnik, Mljet Island, Korcula Island, Hvar Island, Makarska, Omis, Split Age Range 18 to 59 year olds Operator Travel Talk From $3,596
50% Off- NZ$1,798You save $1,798
What people love about Sailing Tours in Adriatic
- Sailing Croatia - Dubrovnik to Split
G adventures was an amazing way to see croatia, the food was amazing the boat was super ice and the skipper was the what made the whole trip. I would recommend this trip to anyone looking to explore croatia, enjoys water and eating great food
- Croatia Sailing Adventure: Dubrovnik to Split
The guide/skipper was great. Informative about where we were going and the plans for each day. All dinner restaurants he took us to, were amazing!! The group was much older than I expected, wanted to travel and meet younger travellers. Price was worth the value of the trip.
- Croatia Sailing Adventure: Split to Dubrovnik
The itinerary was excellent. There was a good group of people aboard ship sharing a wonderful experience. Our captain was exceptional. He was a good sailor and knew the ports of call and could offer advise about where to go and what to see. He was friendly and inclusive. He was also a good cook.
What our customers ask about Sailing Tours & Trips in Adriatic
What is the best time of year to sail in the Adriatic Sea?
The Adriatic Sea's sailing season peaks from May through September with July and August drawing the largest crowds. Experienced sailors prefer June and September in Dubrovnik and Split for moderate temperatures and quieter waters. Booking data shows September as the most popular month among tourists. A TourRadar traveler mentioned: "The weather was perfect and we thoroughly enjoyed our time sailing along the Dalmatian coast with plenty of opportunities to swim and snorkel in crystal clear waters."
What are the typical routes and destinations covered on Adriatic sailing tours?
Adriatic sailing tours connect major ports like Split and Dubrovnik while stopping at islands such as Hvar Korčula Mljet and Vis. Most boats anchor at the Pakleni Islands and Golden Horn beach on Brač island. Tours often include visits to historic Trogir's UNESCO sites the Blue Cave on Biševo island and Krka National Park. As noted by a TourRadar traveler: "Because the boat was small we could put in for our daily swim in hidden coves that the big cruise ships can't go near making it a truly unique experience."
What type of accommodation can I expect on an Adriatic sailing tour?
Standard accommodations on Adriatic vessels include private cabins with attached bathrooms. Deluxe ships like MS Morena provide air-conditioned rooms ranging from 12-17m² with double or twin bed options and storage space. Many tours use the Hotel Corner in Split as their starting point. As one TourRadar traveler mentioned: "The cabins were very comfortable and well-appointed providing a great place to relax after long days of exploring."
What are the best swimming spots along the Adriatic coast?
The Adriatic coast offers excellent swimming at Golden Horn beach on Brač Island the Blue Lagoon near Trogir and throughout the Pakleni Islands. Hidden coves around Vis Island and Mljet National Park's waters draw swimmers seeking quiet spots. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The swim stops were incredible - crystal clear waters in secluded bays that were only accessible by boat."
What additional costs should I budget for during an Adriatic sailing tour?
Beyond the tour price travelers should plan for port taxes (40 EUR per person) entrance fees to sites like Mljet National Park (25 EUR) and the Blue Cave evening meals and optional excursions. Many tours suggest a 50 EUR shared expense fund. A TourRadar traveler noted: "Having euros on hand for port fees and attraction entries is essential though most restaurants accept cards."