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Sail out of Dubrovnik and see that other side of the Dalmatian Coast on this 3-night sailing adventure in Croatia: the islands and untamed swaths of the coast that few other tourists rarely venture to. After exploring Dubrovnik, hop on your boat and cut through the shimmering Adriatic Sea until you reach charming Ston, with its miles of medieval walls and delicious oysters; the Elaphiti Islands, dotted with ancient villages; and verdant Mljet Island National Park.  

Day 1:  Set sail from Dubrovnik to Kolocep Island SUP – the smallest of the inhabited islands in the Elaphiti Archipelago. Kolocep is ideal for water activities where you can try out paddleboards and make a swimming break before stopping for lunch in one of the best fish restaurants in the area. After lunch and a short hike to Kolocep’s spectacular cliffs, continue sailing towards Lopud and Sipan islands. Then anchor in one of the most beautiful bays of the area for a dinner and a swim.

Day 2: Sail to Mljet Island and Peljesac Peninsula - Leaving Sipan behind, sail out towards Mljet Island National Park. Two salt water lakes surrounded by a lush, green forest, the larger one with a small island in the middle, make Mljet a spectacular location for kayaking, paddleboarding, hiking, cycling and swimming. You can choose to cycle from the yacht to the lakes, where you can take a boat to the small island with a 12th century Benedictine monastery. Then in the late afternoon sail towards the Peljesac Peninsula and anchor in a quiet bay near Zuljana Village.

Day 3: Peljesac Peninsula paddleboarding, swimming, snorkeling and cycling. Today, spend the day exploring the Peljesac Peninsula, one of the most successful and famous wine making regions in Croatia. It is a true oasis of peace with its vast vineyards, salt and oyster farms, quiet towns, narrow streets and hidden beaches. Spend the morning paddling, snorkeling and swimming in Zuljana Bay, then afterwards sail east towards Broce and Ston. Cycle to Ston, a lovely old town unspoiled by tourism, with pleasant cafes and restaurants and take the time to explore the Ston city walls, salt farms, or taste its famous oysters or mussels before returning to Broce for the evening.

Day 4: Elaphiti Islands sailing, departure - This morning sail out of Broce and continue sailing east between the Elaphiti Islands until reaching Komolac again. Relax in Komolac, enjoy lunch in a local restaurant or continue to your next destination.