All Inclusive Sailing Cruise: Croatia from Italy

Embarkation is scheduled for around 19:30. After the assignment of cabins and a short briefing by the crew, dinner will be served on board and, if the sea weather conditions permit, we will cast off with the Bisevo route.

After sailing for about 11 hours at night, we will reach the island of Biscevo around midday. We will moor in the quiet bay of Mezuporat, where we will have an aperitif and lunch on board. In the afternoon we will finally enjoy the sea: the crystal-clear water is perfect for snorkelling to discover its seabed and its inlets. Dinner on board and night at anchor.

After a hearty breakfast and a refreshing swim, we set sail and head for the 'Blue Grotto', a beautiful sea cave hidden in the Bay of Balun. Thanks to a submerged side opening, there is a play of shadows and light created by the sun reflecting in the cave - a sight not to be missed. After lunch, in the early afternoon, we move on to Komiza, a small fishing village on the western coast of the islet of Vis. We will spend the afternoon diving, diving and relaxing on board the catamaran, while in the evening, after dinner, we will go ashore for a stroll among small shops and typical restaurants where we can stop for a cocktail or taste an excellent homemade ice cream. 

Today we set sail early in the morning to reach the town of Hvar in about four hours. We will spend the first half of the day among the Pakleni Islands, a small archipelago of islets with lush vegetation, exotic beaches and wonderful coves, not to mention its turquoise waters. Alternatively, we can head to the famous Palmizana bay on the south side of the island of Hvar, where we can enjoy an excellent aperitif at sunset in one of the many seaside bars. Dinner on board and the possibility of mooring at the Aci Marina in Palmizana or at the buoy in the safe cove of Laganini.

This morning, after breakfast, we will cast off and head towards Korcula, more precisely to Vela Luka, famous for its picturesque bays: Gradina, Triporte, Poplat, Picena, Mikulina Luka, Tudorovica, Stratincica and Zukova, each one more beautiful than the last. We will reach Marco Polo's native island around 1 pm, just in time to enjoy an excellent lunch in the roadstead in front of one of its beautiful beaches. After a relaxing afternoon, we can choose to sleep in the roadstead or moor at the island's marina.

Today we set sail for Lastovo, one of the most fascinating islands in southern Croatia, and it is considered one of the Mediterranean paradises. After a short sail of a couple of hours, we will reach the town of the same name, where everything is in the sign of the number 46: it is surrounded by 46 islands, there are 46 beaches and 46 fields. We will choose a quiet bay to anchor for lunch: Zaklopatica, SkrivenaLukao or Ubli are just some of the island's most picturesque moorings. Here it will also be possible to stop and visit the bunkers used by submarines as shelters during the Cold War. The afternoon is dedicated to relaxation, before dining under the stars.

In the morning, after breakfast, we will depart to return to San Salvo. Along the way, we will pass the Pelagosa archipelago, consisting of a series of uninhabited islets, closer to the Italian coast than to the Croatian one, and then a few miles away the island of Pianosa, belonging to the Tremiti archipelago. During this long sail, an excellent aperitif will be served, followed by a tasty lunch. At sunset we will return to port where dinner will be served and then we will all go over all the stages of this unforgettable cruise together, over a good glass of wine.

Disembarkation is scheduled for 9.30 a.m. in the morning.