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This private 8 days and 7 nights gulet charter from Dubrovnik to Split is a deluxe Adriatic cruising experience created for groups who want comfort, privacy, crewed service, and a scenic one-way island route through Southern and Central Dalmatia. Departing from Dubrovnik, with embarkation arranged from ACI Marina Dubrovnik or Gruž Harbour depending on operational planning, the journey follows a memorable route through the Elaphiti Islands, Mljet National Park, Korčula, Vis, Hvar, Brač, Čiovo, Trogir, and the Split area. Designed for up to 16 guests, this 29-meter deluxe traditional gulet offers 8 en-suite cabins, a professional 5-member crew including chef, wide deck spaces, water toys, and a relaxed cruising style that blends Croatian heritage, coastal scenery, swimming, and onboard hospitality.
The charter is ideal for families, groups of friends, private celebrations, and guests who want a comfortable weekly yacht holiday without the pressure of constant packing, hotel changes, or crowded day tours. Each day brings a new island or coastal town, while the crew handles navigation, meals, housekeeping, cabin maintenance, guest assistance, and onboard service. Guests can enjoy freshly prepared gourmet meals through optional dining packages, swim in turquoise bays, use selected water sports equipment, explore UNESCO towns, and spend evenings in charming harbors or quiet anchorages along the Adriatic coast.
About Our Service in Dubrovnik, Southern Dalmatia and the Adriatic Islands
This full crewed private deluxe gulet charter is designed around flexibility, comfort, and authentic Croatian island cruising. The Dubrovnik to Split route is one of the most popular and rewarding yacht charter itineraries in Croatia because it links two iconic coastal cities while allowing guests to discover national parks, historic towns, secluded coves, glamorous island ports, and traditional fishing villages along the way. Daily cruising times usually range from 2 to 5 hours depending on weather, sea conditions, guest preferences, and marina arrangements.
The professional captain plans each movement carefully, keeping safety, comfort, and the best daily experience in mind. The chef prepares fresh meals onboard according to the selected food package, while the service crew supports guest comfort, cabin care, tender transfers, water activities, and daily onboard needs. Guests can enjoy snorkeling, paddleboarding, kayaking, fishing, swimming, sunbathing, and relaxed social time on deck. Assistance with airport transfers and private arrangements can also be provided, making the charter smoother for guests arriving in Dubrovnik and departing from Split or the Trogir area.
Day 1 - Dubrovnik Embarkation and Elaphiti Islands Escape: Guests board the gulet in Dubrovnik in the afternoon, usually around 16:00, from ACI Marina Dubrovnik or Gruž Harbour depending on final arrangements. The crew welcomes guests onboard with a refreshing drink, assists with luggage and cabin check-in, and provides a short safety briefing before departure. In the late afternoon, the gulet begins a gentle 1.5 to 2-hour cruise toward the Elaphiti Islands. This peaceful archipelago is known for pine-covered landscapes, clear water, and sheltered bays that create an ideal first anchorage. Guests can enjoy a swim, relax on deck, watch the sunset, and dine onboard in a calm natural setting. Overnight anchorage is planned in a quiet Elaphiti bay.
Day 2 - Mljet National Park Discovery: After breakfast on the open stern deck, the gulet departs around 09:00 toward Mljet Island, with an approximate cruising time of 3 to 4 hours. The route offers scenic open-sea cruising, time for sunbathing, and swim stops in clear Adriatic waters. Mljet is one of Croatia’s most beautiful green islands, famous for dense pine forests, peaceful bays, and the saltwater lakes of Mljet National Park. Guests can visit Veliko Jezero and Malo Jezero, kayak across calm waters, enjoy walking trails, or take a small boat to St. Mary Island to see the historic Benedictine monastery. The evening can be spent onboard with a freshly prepared dinner or ashore in Polače or Pomena. Overnight stay in Mljet.
Day 3 - Korčula Island and Marco Polo Heritage: The morning cruise begins around 08:30 toward Korčula Island, taking approximately 3 to 4 hours depending on sea conditions. A swimming stop near Badija Island offers a relaxed mid-day break, with clear water, monastery ruins, and free-roaming deer adding a distinctive island touch. By afternoon, the gulet arrives in Korčula Town, one of the Adriatic’s best-preserved medieval settlements. Guests can explore narrow stone streets, visit sites linked with Marco Polo heritage, admire the fortified old town, and enjoy sunset views from the waterfront. Dinner ashore is a strong option here, with fresh seafood, local wines, and traditional Dalmatian restaurants creating an atmospheric evening. Overnight in Korčula harbor.
Day 4 - Blue Cave Excursion and Arrival in Vis: After breakfast, the journey continues toward Vis Island, with approximately 4 to 5 hours of cruising. Along the way, guests may enjoy swimming stops and water activities in secluded coves, making use of the gulet’s water toys and wide swim-friendly platform. Vis is known for its rugged coastline, clear water, authentic local character, military history, and excellent island cuisine. In the afternoon, guests may arrange an optional excursion to Biševo Island and the famous Blue Cave, where reflected sunlight creates a glowing blue interior. Later, guests can explore Vis Town or Komiža, dine on traditional dishes such as peka-style lamb or fresh fish, and experience one of Croatia’s most atmospheric islands. Overnight in Vis harbor.
Day 5 - Hvar Island Glamour and Heritage: The gulet departs early in the morning, usually around 08:00, toward Hvar Island, with a cruising time of approximately 2 to 3 hours. A swim stop can be arranged in a peaceful bay or around the Pakleni Islands before arrival, giving guests time for snorkeling, paddleboarding, kayaking, or sunbathing. Hvar is known for its elegant harbor, vibrant nightlife, historic architecture, Renaissance square, stylish restaurants, beach clubs, and panoramic views from the Spanish Fortress. Guests can explore the town, enjoy café culture, shop, visit landmarks, or choose a more relaxed evening onboard. Overnight stay is planned in a peaceful bay near Hvar, allowing guests to enjoy the island’s energy while still returning to the comfort and privacy of the gulet.
Day 6 - Brač Island Relaxation and Milna Village: After breakfast, the cruise continues toward Brač Island, taking approximately 3 to 4 hours. This day is ideal for a slower pace, with swimming stops in hidden bays, long deck relaxation, and easy water activities. Arrival in Milna brings guests to a charming stone-built village with a calm harbor, narrow streets, waterfront cafés, and a traditional Dalmatian atmosphere. Brač is also famous for its white limestone, used in well-known architecture around the world. Guests may explore the village, swim nearby, walk along the waterfront, or relax onboard before dinner. The evening can be spent in a local konoba or onboard under the stars. Overnight in Milna.
Day 7 - Čiovo Island and UNESCO Trogir: The gulet sails around 09:00 toward Čiovo Island and the Trogir area, with final swimming stops in pine-fringed bays and turquoise waters. This last full day at sea gives guests time to enjoy the yacht’s leisure spaces, water toys, and relaxed onboard atmosphere before arriving near Trogir in the afternoon. Trogir is a UNESCO World Heritage town known for Venetian architecture, stone alleys, historic squares, waterfront restaurants, and landmarks such as St. Lawrence Cathedral. Guests can explore shops and cafés, enjoy the romantic old-town setting, or celebrate the final evening with a farewell dinner ashore or onboard. Overnight in Trogir.
Day 8 - Disembarkation in Split: After breakfast onboard, guests enjoy a final relaxed morning before check-out at approximately 10:00. Depending on marina arrangements, disembarkation takes place in the Trogir or Split area. The charter concludes after a complete Dubrovnik to Split island journey filled with national parks, historic harbors, swimming bays, water activities, local cuisine, and the timeless beauty of the Croatian Adriatic.
About Our Yacht - 29m Deluxe Traditional Gulet with 8 En-Suite Cabins
This 29-meter deluxe traditional gulet offers a strong combination of classic wooden yacht character, upgraded interior comfort, and practical accommodation for larger private groups. With an 8.4-meter beam, the yacht provides a wide and stable platform for cruising, dining, sunbathing, socializing, and relaxing between island stops. The 2024 refurbishment gives the vessel a more modern and comfortable feel while preserving the charm of a classic Croatian gulet.
Accommodation is arranged across 8 cabins, consisting of 7 double cabins and 1 triple cabin, each with a private en-suite bathroom. This flexible layout is especially useful for families, mixed groups, and charter parties of up to 16 guests who need comfortable cabin distribution without sacrificing privacy. The interior is designed for relaxed weekly cruising, while the exterior deck areas remain the main gathering spaces for meals, sunset drinks, sunbathing, and views along the Dalmatian coast.
The yacht is powered by a Caterpillar 570 HP engine, supporting smooth cruising at speeds of up to 9 knots. A 24.5 kVA generator provides onboard power support during the charter. The professional 5-member crew, including captain, chef, and service team, helps deliver a polished onboard experience with attentive hospitality, fresh meal preparation, housekeeping, guest assistance, and activity support. With a wide selection of water sports equipment available onboard, guests can enjoy snorkeling, paddleboarding, kayaking, fishing, swimming, and playful time in secluded bays throughout the week.
Why This Dubrovnik to Split Gulet Charter Is Worth Booking
This deluxe 29-meter gulet charter is a smart choice for larger private groups who want a comfortable, crewed, and scenic Croatian yacht holiday without moving into the scale or cost profile of a much larger superyacht. The 8-cabin layout, 16-guest capacity, 5-member crew, wide beam, 2024 refurbishment, water toys, and proven Dubrovnik to Split route make it a practical yet memorable option for families, friends, retreats, and celebrations.
The itinerary delivers the best of the Adriatic in one direction, from Dubrovnik’s dramatic coastline and the peaceful Elaphiti Islands to Mljet’s national park landscapes, Korčula’s medieval streets, Vis and the Blue Cave, Hvar’s glamour, Brač’s village charm, and Trogir’s UNESCO heritage before reaching Split. For guests who want a week of island cruising, swimming, cultural discovery, private onboard service, and relaxed deluxe comfort, this gulet offers a well-rounded and highly appealing Croatian charter experience.
