Dubrovnik is a world-famous city and is a beautiful UNESCO cultural heritage site. It is one of the most appealing and well-known cities in the Mediterranean. Besides its exceptional natural and cultural heritage, Dubrovnik also offers a great variety of activities for visitors, such as shopping, restaurants, nightlife, casinos, and more.

The beautiful Lopud Island is located to the northeast of the city of Dubrovnik and is part of the Elaphiti Islands. The Elaphiti Islands which can be seen looking north from Dubrovnik are Daksa, Koločep, Sveti Andrija, Lopud, Ruda, Šipan, Jakljan, Tajan, and Olipa. Many of these islands are very small and are uninhabited.

In fact, Koločep, Lopud, and Šipan are the only ones which are inhabited. Lopud is located between two other islands and is, in our opinion, the most beautiful; it has approximately 220 inhabitants. Two hills are connected by a lovely valley where a path leads down to Šunj Bay on the other edge of the island. Šunj Bay is famous for its swimming spots. The bay is round with a narrow entrance and is completely covered in white sand. The water gets deeper very gradually, making it ideal for small children. On this side of the island there are places where you can get something to eat, a cold drink, or a liqueur. There are also hammocks, beach beds, and sun umbrellas where you can relax.

The most striking thing about the small village of Ston is its impressive walls. They were built in 1333, when Ston belonged to the Republic of Dubrovnik, and they were erected due to the great economic importance that the village had at that time (it was one of the biggest salt producers). At five-and-a-half kilometres long, this is the longest fortification in Europe, and the walls are very well preserved.

After having breakfast in the shade of the stern, we will sail towards the unique and surprising Mljet National Park. We will anchor in the picturesque bay of Polace, where you will enjoy eating fresh fish and crab and swimming in the clean, crystalline sea, which is part of the national park. In the afternoon, you will be able to visit the salt lakes of Mljet.
Inside the Great Lake you will find the small island of Santa Maria, with the fortified Romanesque monastery, which looks just like a fairy-tale castle. It's an island on an island!

After all of that, having dinner in a mystic place in Mljet will be a wonderful experience.

The island of Lastovo has many admirers. It is far away, in the Adriatic Sea, with a coastline, sand and pebble beaches, and some small islets facing its eastern and western coasts. Lastovo will welcome you with fresh fish, crab, and excellent local food. Lastovo is a paradise for those who are looking for the perfect piece of the Mediterranean, with crystalline waters and the fragrance of pines. Discover why this solitary island is so popular amongst navigators.

Before entering the port of Korcula, you can anchor in front of the small island of Badija in the centre of the archipelago of Korcula, near ancient Roman stone mines, to enjoy swimming and lunch in the spectacular setting of beautiful islands. There is an old stone monastery on the island of Badija, beaches, restaurants, and if you are lucky, you will see some deer in the country, living freely in the island.

In the afternoon, you can moor at the marina in the heart of the city of Korcula, the birthplace of Marko Polo. You can stroll through the narrow cobblestone streets of the old city and enjoy an unforgettable sunset.

Without doubt, the island of Korcula, occupies a privileged position among Croatian islands. There are probably more legends, tales and monuments than anywhere else. The document written in oldest Greek was found there. According to legend, Korcula was founded by the Trojan hero Anthenor in the 12th century BC.

The boat will overnight in the bay of Zaton Mali, close to Dubrovnik. You are requested to leave the boat around 10 am, so that we can prepare it for the next trip.

After disembarking, we suggest you stay a couple of days on the coast to enjoy the magic of Dubrovnik.