Dubrovnik two-week flotilla

Our base at Komolac isn’t far from Dubrovnik’s historic Old Town, and a 10-minute taxi ride takes you into the heart of this ancient city. Explore the medieval fortifications, Renaissance palaces and overlapping streets of Dubrovnik before departing on your flotilla adventure, or stay in Komolac and climb the hills bordering the pretty Ombla River.

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An aerial view of Old Town

Ride a cable car to the summit of Srd Hill for spectacular aerial views of Dubrovnik’s magnificent Old Town. Dubrovnik’s cable car offers a unique perspective of one of Croatia’s most famous landmarks.

Leaving from our base at Dubrovnik, you'll head to the unspoilt Lopud Island. Stop for lunch on the sandy beaches of Šunj or Misty. There are no cars on Lopud, so the only way to reach these perfect picnic spots is by boat.

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Lopud's Sandy Beaches

This small, secluded beach offers low-key dining spots, beach chair rentals, and mooring buoys for your overnight stay.

Suggested lunch spots

Grab a mooring bouy near one of Šunj Beach's restaurants and enjoy lunch in an untouched paradise.

Cruise the length of forested Mljet Island, hugging the craggy shoreline en route to Polače. Protected from the elements by a group of small islets, Polače is built around an angle of coastline providing access to the lovely Mljet National Park. Obtain a national park ticket and head for the two pretty saltwater lakes for which the area is known.

Discover Okuklje

Suggested lunch spots

Hike around Mljet’s spectacular saltwater lakes and cool off with a dip when you get too hot.

Lofty St. Nikola

Call for lunch along the north coast of Mljet, dining in the restaurants of Sobra or Kozarica, or simply find a quiet anchorage to enjoy a break in peace and tranquillity.

The Dubrovnik flotilla reunites at Trstenik on the Pelješac Peninsula. Known as one of the most beautiful villages of the Croatian Coast, Trstenik is situated at the foot of the Pelješac hills. Many of the gorgeous town's small bays and beaches can only be accessed by boat. On land, sip on Trstenik's famous red wine at the Grgic Vina Winery and grab a bite to eat in town.

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Pelješac

Visit a winery founded by a Napa Valley winemaker and taste its famous Plavac Mali red wine.

Suggested lunch spots

Moor at Vitaceae and dine on the freshest seafood Croatia has to offer.

Enjoy a spot of sailing to the island of Korčula, where you’ll call at the traditional fishing village of Lumbarda. With a wide bay offering ample mooring, Lumbarda features a number of excellent beaches where you can lounge in the sun for a relaxing afternoon. Lumbarda is also known for its Grk Bijeli wine, so treat yourself to a glass or three while you’re here.

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Grk Bijeli

Arrange a wine tasting and sample the dry, aromatic white wine for which Lumbarda is rightly admired.

Suggested lunch spots

The eastern end of Korčula is an area of rocky shores, sheltered bays and quiet beaches, any of which are perfect for a lazy lunch break. The large beach at Sandstrand is an ideal rest stop.

Sail in open blue waters from Korcula to Lastovo island. On the northern side of the island sits Zaklopatica, where you'll find plenty of sheltered anchorages and moorings. A sailor's paradise, Zaklopatica Bay is a popular safe haven that offers a variety of accomodations, several restaurants, and cafes.

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Zaklopatica

Dock at Konoba Aragosta, a restaurant designed for charter guests and large groups. Enjoy free Wi-Fi and access to showers, water, and elecricity."

By now you’ll be confident enough to explore the Dalmatian Coast on your own. Your two free sailing days give you the chance to indulge your curiosity and set your own schedule, heading out to new destinations independently or in small groups with your new friends. Go further afield and forge out into the Adriatic—if you don’t have any set destinations in mind then your lead crew will be on hand with recommendations and the latest weather updates to ensure you make the most of your time.

Discover Vela Luka

With the Dalmatian Coast at your feet, your two free sailing days could take you to Vis in the west or the large islands of Hvar, Brač and Šolta further along the coast. You could even venture as far as Split and visit the ruins of Diocletian’s Palace, wander around the city’s excellent markets or relax in a cocktail bar with your new friends and watch the world go by. The free sailing days are yours to do with as you please, so make the most of them.

The Dubrovnik flotilla reunites at Lovište on the Pelješac Peninsula. Lovište is known for its water sports, with diving and windsurfing both popular in the region. If you’d rather kick back on land, Lovište’s relaxed and quiet atmosphere is a perfect antidote to the hustle and bustle of city life. Enjoy a meal and a drink with your flotilla companions at one of Lovište’s many fine restaurants.

The largest town on Pelješac, Orebić is rich in history dating back to the 14th century. Take in the plush greenery that surrounds this farming and fishing town as you find hidden treasures like the Maritime Museum and Franciscan monastery. Soak in the sun at Trstenica beach, one of the most interesting beaches in Orebić.

From Slano’s sheltered harbour, sail over the glassy, millpond surface of the Adriatic to the island of Mljet. You’ll pass through a small gulf between the tree-topped islets of Otok Olipa and Otok Jakljan before entering the sheltered bay of Okuklje. Swim and snorkel in the shallow waters of the bay before spending an evening in a quiet konoba (restaurant) with your new flotilla friends.

Discover Korčula Town

Suggested lunch spots

Uninhabited Jakljan Island is the perfect place to anchor and enjoy a picnic lunch on deck or on shore. The island features a deep bay with a broad swath of beach, perfect for a midday dip.

Lofty St. Nikola

Visit the hillside church of St. Nikola for stunning views over Okuklje. Be sure to take in the town’s excellent chocolate lava and rožata cakes, too.

Return to Pelješac Island and navigate the channels to the town of Ston where you have the day to explore. Another city boasting an ancient past, this southern Croatian city is protected by tall stone walls that were constructed in 1333. Explore the Ston City Walls that once protected three fortresses and return to the marina for a wonderful meal at any number of cozy restaurants and bistro.

Discover Ston

Seashells and salt flats

Famous for cultivating seashells and oysters, Ston is the perfect place to sample these delectable treats. Head for Mali Ston, a smaller town on the northern side of Pelješac peninsula, and choose from an array of local restaurants to dine in.

Suggested lunch spots

Anchor in the wide, tree-fringed bay of Uvala Lopud and enjoy swimming and snorkeling in the true-blue waters, then head to the sandy beach to enjoy lunch at one of the traditional restaurants.

Notch yet another beautiful Dalmatian island onto your tally with a beautiful cruise to Šipan Island. The town of Suđurađ is nestled in a small natural inlet on the east coast of the island, providing perfect sheltered mooring for an overnight stop. Šipan is an Eden-like island where olives, figs, grapes, almonds and citrus fruits spring up from the productive soil. Be sure to try some of the island’s excellent local produce before you leave.

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Picturesque views

Leave the town for picturesque views across the productive olive and fruit groves of beautiful Šipan.

Suggested lunch spots

Pause along the north coast of Mljet to take your lunch at one of the many secluded bays of this lush, green island.

From Suđurađ, the journey is a short one back to our base at Komolac. A shorter journey means you have plenty of time to further explore the Dalmatian Coast before you head home. Stop off for lunch at one of the beautiful Elaphiti Islands, or take the time to visit Dubrovnik and lose yourself in the irresistible old town. Whatever you decide to do, ensure you make the most of the last day of your Dubrovnik flotilla adventure.