Dubrovnik is the most famous Adriatic town (Croatian side of Adriatic) and unmissable destination for a luxury sailing vacation in Croatia Riviera. It is the best preserved and conservated middle ages town with completely preserved middleage stone town fortification. Town walls are today's attraction visited by numerous tourists. Town is also known by its chuches that belongs to different cultures and religion communities wich lived here in harmony and freedom during ages, as such are part of famous Dubrovnik Republic Hymn. Nearby Dubrovnik is Arboretum Trsteno - the oldiest designed park in Croatia, since 16. st. On the other side of Dubrovnik, Župa Dubrovacka is situated, an example of harmony and cohabitation of Dubrovnik aristocracy and nature.

Second example of such harmony can be found on Elaphite islands (Kolocep, Šipan, Jakljan and Olip). Larger islands are Korcula, Mljet and Lastovo. On Korcula was born Marco Polo, World's seafarer. Korcula is an island of harmonized town and people architecture, filled with meditteranean spirit and vegetation. Islan Mljet is another Croatia's National Park. It is commonly considered that Mljet island is Homer's lost island Ogygia, where mythical Ulysses met its Calypso Nymph. Dubrovnik Riviera is a breathtaking picturesque region that enchants all of it's visitors with it's beauty and history : the destinations (not the only of course) that we have choose for you in this part of Croatian Riviera are: Dubrovnik, Korkula, Lastovo, Mljiet, Ston and Vela Luka.

Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik - the city of a unique political and cultural history (the Dubrovnik Republic, the Statute from 1272), of world-famous cultural heritage and beauty (inscribed on the List of World Heritage Sites by UNESCO) - is one of the most attractive and famous cities of the Mediterranean. Its coastal belt is adorned with several marinas, piers and promenades. Because of a magnificent view on the mediaeval Dubrovnik, a walk along the town ramparts is a must for each visitor. The vegetation is subtropical and extremely luxuriant (olives, almonds, citrus fruit, rosemary, laurel, holm oak, pine, stone pine, cypress). Southeast of the old part of the town is a tourist zone called Ploce (hotels and beaches), west of it is Lapad (sports facilities, hotels, beaches, walking trails), while northwest of it is the Gruz port and Gruz.

A Yacht Sailing Charter is the perfect way to explore Dubrovnik’s area unspoiled coast and islands. Visiting Croatia By the boat You will enjoy picturesque scenery, vibrant sunsets and delicious local cuisine at a private restaurant overlooking the island’s wide beach-lined bay. Sailing Croatia and Dubrovnik area’s you will enjoy crystal clear water, coastal cliffs and caves, and some of the most fantastic beaches in Dalmatia, and the islands covered by pine, cypress, fig, olive and lemon trees, evenings feature delightful meals in dramatic outdoor settings overlooking the Adriatic Sea, islands, and the breathtaking Dubrovnik’s coastline.
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Korkula
Entering the waters of Korcula you will find yourself in front of fascinating natural beauty that has yet to be discovered. A long, indented coastline covered with rich, Mediterranean vegetation is intersected with an infinite number of small bays and beaches. A play of sea and sun reveals deeply indented bays where those who wish to be far from others and live in harmony with nature may choose to anchor. Today Korcula is an important tourist centre. A famous luxury crewed motor boat charter destination, perfect also for sailing holidays on board on a luxury ketch or gullet. Tourism has a years-long tradition on the island. A rapid development of nautical tourism confirms that the old saying "Navigare necesse est" becomes increasingly relevant in our time. For Croatian people. An interest in sailing reflects a longing of man for the original element of life, a longing for a primordial force that each experienced sailor is at the same time afraid of and inevitably attracted by.
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Lastovo
Lastovo is an ideal place for peaceful vacations, far from the usual crowd of tourists. Quality accommodation facilities (hotel, apartments), home-made food (Lastovo is famous for spiny lobsters) and exquisite wines, as well as sports and recreational opportunities - yachting, surfing, fishing - guarantee a pleasant stay. Of course best way to enjoy Lastovo is a sailing boat charters around its coast. Above Lastovo, the largest place on the island, is the peak with a meteorological station, which offers a beautiful view on the eastern part of the island, the islets of Lastovci and the neighbouring island of Korcula. The green forests and 46 cultivated valleys (mostly vineyards and olive trees) are spread over its 56 km˛. Lastovo island is surrounded by 46 smaller islands and cliffs with untouched nature and numerous bays. Lastovo is among the Mediterranean islands the one that have the most preserved original value of untouched nature and beauty this make of the islands one of the favourite destination for luxury motor boat charters or luxury sailing charters in Croatia. The Lastovo island has Mediterranean climate with mild and humid winters and warm, dry and lengthy sunny summers. The Lastovo archipelago was declared a nature Park in 2006 Among all the beautiful bays, the Zaklopatica bay and Skrivena Luka (Portorus) bay must be mentioned. The other interesting places are Lastovo village, Ubli, Pasadur, Lucica and Saint Mihovil.
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Mljet
National Park of Mljet was declared as such in the year 1960, and encompasses the west part of the island of Mljet. The main factors in declaring the island as a national park is the rare and intended coast and the dense flora, specifically the forested area on the south side of the island, which creates two lakes on the island. Although the water is salty, the landscape looks like lakes. They are rich with many sea shells (mussels, oysters etc), and the plankton of the island have been the study of multiple scientific researches. The vegetation on the island, especially in the national park, is very rich, and this gives to the island of Mljet the attribute of a "green island". Forests of alp pine trees around the lake are known as one of the most beautiful and untouched of that kind on the Mediterranean. Since the island was populated with mungo (Mungos mungo), a small creature that ate snakes, there have been no poisonous snakes on the island, and also less wild life. There are also many types of coastal fauna,and one of the most interesting is the sea bear (Monachus albiventer). The sea bear is protected mammal and a rare seal in the Adriatic Sea. Visiting the National park Mljet is possible after a tour of the sailing area of Dubrovnik, Korcula, Hvar, Brac, Makarska and Pelješac, using the dock at the Pomen port. Guests can enjoy the sea and sun and walk to the tops of Montokuc, where a beautiful view of the entire island can be seen.
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Ston
STON, a town and harbour in southern Dalmatia, on the extreme north-west of the Ston Channel and the isthmus of the same name connecting the Peljesac Peninsula with the mainland, 59 km northwest of Dubrovnik. Chief occupations include farming, viniculture, olive growing, synthetic material processing, fishing, oyster farming and tourism. The saltworks used to be and still are most important for Ston. Entering the waters of Ston you will find yourself in front of fascinating natural beauty that has yet to be discovered. A long, indented coastline covered with rich, Mediterranean vegetation is intersected with an infinite number of small bays and beaches. A play of sea and sun reveals deeply indented bays where those who wish to be far from others and live in harmony with nature may choose to anchor.
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Vela Luka
Apart from intact nature, Vela Luka offers its visitors all other advantages of modern tourism, from quality accommodation, over the variety of restaurants offering seafood and quality wines, to sports and recreational facilities (tennis, yachting, surfing, etc.) and entertainment. Many find the Croatian folk songs sung by fishermen of Vela Luka in the evening hours the most impressive attraction. The St. Joseph's Day (19th of March) is a traditional feast, accompanied by religious and cultural events and programs. Sailing the coast of vela Luka including the small islands (Proizd, Kamenjak, Osjak and Gubesa) represents a rich fishing ground and best way to visit this enchanting part of Croatian coast.
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