Segelyachtcharter 5 Tage rund um Korcula, Kroatien

Croatia is among the best sailing locations in the world for a variety of reasons, including the proximity of the islands, which makes it safer to travel between them, the generally calmer winds compared to other locations, and the abundance of historical ruins along the coastline and on the islands.

We are a Dubrovnik-based company that provides exclusive, opulent excursions. Because we provide trips lasting anywhere from four hours to five days—or, at your request, even longer—our company is exceptional. Other than your desire for food at restaurants in the locations we will visit, you need not consider any additional costs when deciding to join us on our excursion. Make memories, enjoy yourself, and rely on us to show you the best of southern Croatia.

5 DAY CHARTER IN KORCULA-DUBROVNIK

Korcula, Croatia's sixth largest island, is 20 miles long and rather narrow, measuring between 4 and 5 miles wide on average. This island is known for its dense forest, and the ancient Greeks named it Black Korcula as a result. Korcula town (dubbed "Little Dubrovnik" because of its medieval squares, churches, places, and houses), Vela Luka, and Lambarda are the main resorts. There are also smaller towns and villages dotted around the island for those seeking a more structured vacation.

Day 1 

• Departure from Dubrovnik
• Swimming
• Arrival at Ston at 18:00
• Overnight at marina Ston

Day 2 

• Departure from Ston
• Exploring beaches
• Arrival at Polače (Mljet Island)
• Visit of National park Mljet (optional)
• Overnight at Polače

Day 3

• Departure from Polače
• Swimming & sightseeing
• Arrival at marina Korčula at 18:00

Day 4

• Departure from Korčula
• Swimming & sightseeing
• Arrival at Okuklje (Mljet Island) at 18:00
• Overnight at Okuklje

Day 5 

• Departure from Okuklje
• Swimming & sightseeing of Elaphite Islands
• Arrival at Dubrovnik harbour at 17:00

OUR SAILING VESSEL

At first glance, she is clearly a Sun Odyssey. Furthermore, the Sun Odyssey 439 continues the design trend that began with the Sun Odyssey 409. Dynamic lines, a hard chine on the hull, lots of hatches and windows along with beveled edges on the deck combine to form a powerful and straight forward design from the pen of Philippe Briand. But her natural beauty is more than skin deep. A closer look reveals an innovative deck plan that makes sailing easy. A Jeanneau is designed first and foremost for sailing. The Sun Odyssey 439 is built around three main ideas: a fast, seaworthy sailboat, easy-to-use deck and sail plans, and a high-quality interior.