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Dubrovnik

Join your charter yacht in the port of Gruz. Explore the old town of Dubrovnik – a UNESCO World Heritage site – with its palazzi and elegant baroque churches within medieval fortifications. Take the cable car up Mount Srdj for stunning views or visit the Modern Contemporary Art Museum, showcasing talented Croatian artists. Spend the afternoon at Banje Beach Club. Have dinner at Restaurant 360°situated within the city walls overlooking the pretty harbour.

Mljet

One of the larger Dalmatian islands, Mljet offers a chance to get away from civilisation altogether. Walk the green leafy trails or hike up the hills to take in the views of Mjlet coastline. Explore the National Park. Take kayaks or paddleboards to the two saltwater lakes – Vileko or Malo Jezelo. Visit the 12th century Benedictine Monastery on the small island of St Mary. Have dinner at anchor, enjoying the completely peaceful surroundings.

Korcula

Depart Mljet for the island of Korcula, famous for ‘grk’ – a grape variety used to make a unique white wine found and served here. Anchor off the little town of Lumbarda and visit the Bire Winery for a tasting. Take the jetskis for a spin in the bay or try waterskiing. Move round to the medieval Korcula Town for the evening.

Explore the walled town, with its rich history of pirates and well preserved gothic and renaissance buildings. Enjoy the pretty shops and the many bars and nightlife on offer.

Vis

Wake up off the tiny island of Bisevo and see the extraordinary Blue Grotto before the tour boats arrive. A natural phenomenon, the grotto is filled with a ghostly blue light when the sun hits the sea inside. Continue to Vis Island, with postcard beauty, ancient ruins and deserted beaches. Once a military naval base, Vis has remained unspoilt and caught in a charming timewarp.

Anchor off Komiza for a full day of watersports. Move round to Vis Town for cocktails and dinner in the delightful Villa Kalliopa, set in the garden of a Garibaldi palace.

Hvar

Hvar has the most hours of sunshine in Croatia: make the best of them at the island’s luxury beach clubs and secluded coves. Take the tender to your favourite spot in the Pakleni Islands, where you can walk through lavender fields and pine forests. As night falls, the car-free town comes alive, earning its reputation as Croatia’s best party town. Start at the Hula Hula Beach Club, have dinner at Restaurant Divino.

Drevnik Islands

Cruise the two small islands of Drvenik, sparsely populated and noted for their sandy beaches around a breathtaking clear blue lagoon. Spend the day in one of the many bays at anchor. Enjoy the perfect island getaway.

Split

Cruise to Trogir, UNESCO World Heritage town. Trogir has a high concentration of palaces, churches, and towers, as well as a fortress on a small island. Disembarkation and transfer to Split Airport (10min drive).