Sailing Routes: 7-Day Sailing Itinerary from Dubrovnik

A wonderful sailing route that will make your sailing vacation unforgattable. Check our fleet and book your yacht, catamaran, gulet or motorboat and start an amazing sailing trip from Dubrovnik.

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DAY 1: Dubrovnik – Šipan

Šipan is the largest island in the Elaphite group and plays an important role for nautical routes. This is the nearest island oasis to Dubrovnik where you can spend the night, enjoying the quiet atmosphere of a small island that civilisation hasn’t changed much, while still remaining close to the city.

DAY 2: Šipan – Polače (Island Mljet)

Mljet, the most beautiful and most forested island in the Adriatic and one of the most beautiful pearls of the Mediterranean. Untouched nature, the island's mysticism, olive groves, vineyards and rich forests are ideal places to research the rich flora and fauna, and to peacefully enjoy the pristine beauty of the natural surroundings.

DAY 3: Polače – Zaklopatica (Island of Lastovo)

After fifty years, Lastovo is open to tourists again. In addition to the beauty of its unspoiled nature, the island is famous for its carnival in which all the island residents participate by wearing beautiful folk costumes.

DAY 4: Lastovo – Korčula

Like an elegant ship, the island of Korčula sails some distant seas of its own, preserving its originality and spirit that has survived for thousands of years. The perfect combination of pristine landscapes and noble wilderness, wondrous cultural heritage and dynamic cuisine with superb local wines has turned this island into one of the most sought-after destinations in the Adriatic.

DAY 5: Korčula – Pomena (National Park Mljet)

According to the descriptions in Homers epic tale of the Odyssey, many explorers and experts considered Mljet to be an island of Ogygia – the beautiful island where the nymph Calypso held Odysseus for 7 years. The name of the island itself speaks of its beauty, which is derived from the Greek word “melite nesos” which means “honey island”.

DAY 6: Mljet – Kobaš Bay (Pelješac)

Pelješac is the largest peninsula in Dalmatia and its architecture will show you traces of history left by various cultures. The Ston walls connect Mali Ston and Ston, which are known for their rich history and historical stone nucleus, while the walls were built to protect Pelješac by separating it from the mainland. Ston is famous for its salt quarry that dates back to Dubrovnik Republic Ston and is still in operation today.

DAY 7: Kobaš Bay – Lopud – Dubrovnik

You are heading towards the coast again and our last destination on this sailing journey. On the way back to Dubrovnik you will pass the island of Lopud, where you can stop to swim before arriving in Dubrovnik.

DAY 8: Checkout

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