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Adventure Cruises in Croatia

Croatia's coastline is scattered with idyllic islands to explore from a luxury cruise. Historical sites and towns along with Mediterranean weather, make for a perfect trip.

For travelers in the know, the Dalmatian Coast in Croatia has become a popular alternative to the pricier and more crowded Mediterranean Coast, and a Croatian cruise aboard a small luxury yacht is one of the best ways to explore the beautiful and exciting region. To sail Croatia is to cruise from one UNESCO World Heritage site to another, stopping along the way to swim at secluded beaches, explore uninhabited islands and wander streets lined with charming cafés and Venetian architecture.

Deluxe cruises of the Croatian coastline will make clear why the region has become the newest European tourism hot spot. Croatia sailing cruises include city tours of UNESCO World Heritage sites, visits to tiny island fishing villages, and plenty of time spent relaxing on the beach and swimming in crystalline waters. Most Adriatic cruises will feature some or all of the highlights listed below.

On January 1, 2023, Croatia became part of the Schengen visa-free travel area. This means that border and customs checks were abolished at the borders between Croatia and other Schengen member states for people crossing the borders by road, rail, or water. From March 26, 2023, there will be no airport border checks when flying into Croatia from other Schengen member states - this includes most European Union countries. Also, Croatia has officially adopted the Euro as its currency, replacing the Croatian Kuna.

Best Croatia cruises and areas to visit

Split , a common departure point for island-hopping cruises of the Dalmatian Coast, hides a wealth of artistic and historical treasures within its walls. A UNESCO World Heritage site and working port city, Split blends the ancient and modern, making it one of Europe's most fascinating and atmospheric cities. Dripping with Roman relics, Split’s claim to fame is Diocletian’s Palace. Though dating back to the year 305, this is no musty museum. The Palace is a living part of the city, with laundry hanging from balconies and music drifting out from bustling restaurants.

The Makarska Coast , known as the “Makarska Riviera,” is Croatia’s most popular mainland resort. Featuring excellent beaches and a spectacular mountain backdrop, Makarska also offers some of the region’s best wines. Wandering the town of Makarska offers the opportunity to visit numerous churches, cathedrals, and two ancient monasteries. Visitors seeking adventure activities can head to nearby Cetina for whitewater rafting and ziplining.

Korčula Island , covered in thick forest and stippled with mountains, is the location of Korčula Town, known as the birthplace of Marco Polo and one of the prettiest towns in the region. The walled town has terracotta roofs that seem to burn in the sun, contrasting with the surrounding Adriatic's blue. Sun worshipers will find a series of small beaches east of town, while culture buffs can remain within the town walls to visit its many churches, art shops, and the Marco Polo House.

Mljet Island is a nature lover's paradise. Covered in dense woods and punctuated with limestone mountains, a third of Mljet’s surface consists of the Mljet National Park. Visitors can hike, cycle through the park, or take a boat ride on one of its two saltwater lakes. The island is also rich with wildlife, including wild boar, hare, and deer, while the grouper and the protected monk seal are underwater. Mljet’s coast is dotted with beautiful beaches, including Saplunara, which is at its southeastern tip and is considered one of the best beaches in the region.

Hvar Island is a favorite holiday getaway for Croatians, and it’s not difficult to see why. In addition to sparkling coves and sweet-smelling lavender fields, Hvar Island features Hvar Town, the perfect spot to wander the Old Town, admire Venetian architecture and hike to the hilltop Fortica to enjoy the views. After a gourmet meal at one of the town’s restaurants, set out to explore the pristine beaches of the nearby Pakleni Islands before heading back at sundown to enjoy dancing and cocktails at an after-hours beach bar.

Stari Grad , on Hvar Island, lies at the end of a long bay, serving as a quieter, more leisurely alternative to Hvar Town. Founded by the Greeks in 384 BC, Stari Grad is the oldest town in the region; in fact, its name means “Old Town.” Outside this stately and charming town lie fields still divided by the ancient Greek method of parceling.

Vis was off-limits to tourism until 1989 due to its status as a military installation. Now, visitors can enjoy this largely untouched island, with its superb beaches and an impressive inland mountain chain. The town of Vis features Venetian-Gothic architecture and the white-walled Our Lady of Spilica. The island is also home to the remains of Issa, an ancient Greek settlement and the oldest urban center in Croatia.

Bol is a small town on the island of Brač. Though a simple fishing village, it has become a popular tourist stop due to its proximity to Zlatni Rat, one of the most iconic beaches in the Adriatic. Like a blade plunging into the sea, this golden sand beach changes shape with the tide. In addition to swimming, the waters and conditions here are perfect for windsurfing.

Dubrovnik typically serves as the starting or end point of Dalmatian Coast cruises, but it is worth spending an extra day or two to explore this UNESCO World Heritage site. Dubrovnik is known both for its massive Old City Walls and as a stand-in for King’s Landing, the fictional city on the Game of Thrones television series. City tours will take visitors along the walls or to Game of Thrones-related sites. Visitors seeking a spot to enjoy a coffee or glass of local wine can head to the pedestrianized Stradun or ride the city cable car for majestic views of the city and surrounding sea.

Best time to sail to Croatia

Croatia’s Dalmatian coast has a well-defined peak season and off-season. In Croatia, June to August is the peak season when the sun is bright, but crowds are bigger, and prices are generally higher. Croatia in October to April is the off-season, when many shops, restaurants, and hotels are closed, and options for island hopping are limited.

The best time to visit Croatia’s coast and islands is in May and September when prices are sometimes lower, crowds are thinner, and facilities are open.

How to get to Croatia

Croatia’s coast is serviced by three international airports, in Zadar, Split and Dubrovnik. All three airports can be reached by direct flight from any one of over a dozen European countries. Flights arriving from outside Europe will need to connect to Zagreb or another European airport before continuing on to the coast.

Where do Croatia cruises depart from?

Sailing cruises of the Dalmatian coast typically depart from Split or Dubrovnik. If your cruise leaves from Split, you will fly into the Split International Airport, while Dubrovnik is serviced by its own international airport.

Croatia Cruise Tips

• Plan ahead as Croatia has a definite peak season and off season, which may affect the availability of deluxe cruises of the Adriatic. Luxury cruises during the peak season should be booked far in advance. During the off season certain cruise options may not be available.
• Choose the right trip for you. If you’re looking for adventure activities, make sure Mljet Island and a trip to Cetina, near Makarska, are included on your itinerary. Art lovers will want to spend a little extra time in Split, while those hoping to party until the sun comes need to ensure a stop on Hvar Island.
• Arriving a day or two before your small ship cruise of Croatia is recommended to avoid unforeseen delays.
• The Dalmatian Coast can be hot and bright in the summer, so sunscreen, sunglasses, and a good hat are musts.
• The local currency in Croatia is the Kuna. ATMs are easy to find, and larger hotels, restaurants, and shops will accept credit cards, while small shops and accommodations will accept only cash.
• Citizens of the European Union can enter Croatia using their ID cards, while all other visitors will need a passport valid for three months past the date of departure. Visas are generally not required for most visitors staying for ninety days or less, though travelers from China, India, South Africa, Russia, and Turkey will need a visa.

Take a look at the itineraries on offer in Croatia on board a small ship cruise and contact our reservations team to discuss your next trip.

Croatia Small Ship Cruise FAQ: Your Guide to the Dalmatian Coast

What are the best ports to visit in croatia.

The Dalmatian Coast boasts several enchanting ports, each with its unique charm. Dubrovnik, the "Pearl of the Adriatic," captivates with its medieval walls and historic Old Town. Split, a vibrant city, is home to the majestic Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Zadar entices with its Roman ruins and modern art installations like the Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun. Šibenik, a picturesque town, is known for its stunning St. James Cathedral and proximity to the breathtaking Krka National Park.

What is the best way to experience these destinations?

Small-ship cruising provides a more intimate and immersive experience compared to larger cruises. Smaller vessels can access secluded coves, hidden harbors, and charming villages that larger ships simply can't reach. You'll have more time to explore ashore, connect with the local culture, and savor the authentic flavors of Dalmatian cuisine.

What are the must-see attractions in each port?

• Dubrovnik: Walk the ancient city walls, explore the Rector's Palace and Franciscan Monastery, stroll down the lively Stradun street, and savor the views from Mount Srđ.
• Split: Wander through the labyrinthine alleys of Diocletian's Palace, relax on the Riva promenade, and hike to the top of Marjan Hill for panoramic vistas.
• Zadar: Listen to the mesmerizing melodies of the Sea Organ, watch the light show at Greeting to the Sun, and delve into history at the Roman Forum.
• Šibenik: Marvel at the architectural wonder of St. James Cathedral, and take a day trip to Krka National Park to admire its cascading waterfalls and lush landscapes.

How can I experience the local culture and cuisine?

Small-ship cruises offer unique shore excursions that allow you to interact with locals, learn about their traditions, and sample authentic Dalmatian cuisine. You might visit a local family-run winery, participate in a cooking class, or explore a traditional village. Be sure to try fresh seafood dishes, "peka" (a slow-cooked meat or fish specialty), black risotto, and local wines like Plavac Mali and Pošip.

What are the benefits of small-ship cruising in Croatia?

Small-ship cruising offers numerous advantages over larger cruises. You'll enjoy a more personalized experience with fewer fellow passengers, allowing you to form deeper connections with the crew and other travelers. Smaller ships can access more remote and less crowded destinations, providing a sense of exclusivity and adventure. The pace is often more relaxed, giving you ample time to explore each port in-depth and truly immerse yourself in the local culture.

Last updated: July 2, 2024

Croatia Reviews

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• 9.6 Exceptional

Great! There were not many fishes but the water is cristal clear. Cruising Croatia in July on the Katarina Line Deluxe Superior

• 8.8 Fabulous

Very good and enjoyable. We were lucky with a nice mix of passengers. Cruising Croatia in June on the My Way

• 6.0 Review score

Croatia is beautiful but expensive. Many seaside places in Spain, Portugal and Italy are more affordable. Cruising Croatia in June on the Prestige

• 6.8 Review score

Very enjoyable and relaxing Cruising Croatia in June on the Idriva Deluxe

Loved it! Cruising Croatia in June on the San Spirito

The cruise really exceeded our expectations. The swim stops in various gorgeous locations really set the mood each day and the stops were amazing. We really loved Korcula and Komiza was another major highlight, we loved the small fishing town and all of its winding streets and local charm. The destinations were fabulous, the cruise schedule was nicely balanced between activities, down time, swim time and meals, and we really enjoyed our time with the crew. Cruising Croatia in June on the Antaris

AMAZING! Cruising Croatia in June on the Stella Maris

• 10.0 Exceptional

Excellent Cruising Croatia in June on the Desire

perfect Cruising Croatia in June on the Desire

Cruising around the Dalamian isle is one of our best holiday experiences in Europe Cruising Croatia in June on the Katarina Line Deluxe Superior

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Our ships were the result of the cooperation of high-quality team of experts and Croatian shipbuilders based on the captain’s ideas and his experience over many years of sailing. We are very proud that our business, based on 18 years of tradition, is family-run and we are proud of our crew who will do their very best to accommodate your wishes and make your Croatian cruise highly enjoyable.

WHAT WE OFFER

Our ships are the result of the cooperation between Croatian shipbuilders and the captain’s ideas combined with his sailing experience.

In our offer there are three Cruise region packages which will enable you to get the taste of region’s natural and cultural heritage, lifestyle and traditional cuisine.

During your cruising experience, our dedicated and highly experienced staff will take care of your every need with exquisite service and attention to every detail.

Top quality wine and home-made numerous traditional Dalmatian food served in Mediterranean surroundings will surely please even the most demanding gourmets.

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Modern non-smoking double or twin cabins are fully equipped! The absolute comfort for a maximum of 36 passengers is organized in 18 cabins located in three levels.

Newest navigation, safety systems, fully equipped cabins with AC, restaurant and bar, VIP saloon, sun deck, Jacuzzi, swimming platform etc, guarantee a perfect cruise.

KATARINA CRUISE AT ITS BEST

The sophisticated MV Katarina has become one of the most desirable small vessels for cruising along Croatia’s spectacular coastline when launched in 2019. This newly built yachtlike cruiser offers outstanding maneuverability, large enough to provide ample space for up to 36 guests, yet small enough to reach smaller islets, ports and harbours that bigger vessels cannot. Passengers enjoy an uncrowded environment, attentive service and luxurious perks at a budget-friendly price. MV Katarina guarantees an unforgettable experience in Croatia.

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Small Ship Cruises Croatia

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Split to Dubrovnik Mini Cruise

Pearls of Dubrovnik and Split Small Cruise

Zadar to Opatija Small Cruise

Best of Dalmatian Islands Small Cruise

Southern Dalmatia Circular Small Cruise

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Dalmatian Paradise Luxury Small Ship Cruise

About Small Ship Cruises Croatia

Covering the mainland and island ports between Opatija and Dubrovnik, Small Ship Cruises Croatia organizes various magical trips that let you discover Croatia intimately . Crystal-clear waters, historic towns, scenic beaches, and comfortable boat amenities will make your holidays unforgettable.

Small boat cruises around Croatia are all about giving you as much comfort as gigantic cruisers in a more private setting with an emphasis on little details and interpersonal relations. You will have an excellent opportunity to build new friendships and connections.

With our ships calling in at various ports, you receive just the right amount of time to explore the surroundings. Most of our small cruises in Croatia include different walking tours , wine tastings , and entrance fees for national parks , guaranteeing you will make the most of your time on the Adriatic coast.

We even regularly stop at secluded swimming spots to give you a chance to enjoy the sun and turquoise Croatian waters.

From the moment you get in touch with us, you will receive our absolute attention in helping you find the ideal cruise. We will find the most suitable dates , book your preferred cabin , and ensure that you will feel fully satisfied during your time with us.

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We are sure it will be hard to settle on one amid our selection of the best Croatia small ship cruises, but we will help you find the perfect fit! Send us an inquiry , and we will be in touch with you.

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Our fleet consists of motor vessels constructed from either wood or steel, and they are available in various sizes, shapes, and categories. Even though some are more than a hundred years old, they have undergone several renovations to adapt them for tourism. In the past, these boats were primarily used for cargo transportation. However, most of the steel or iron yachts we offer are either brand new or have been constructed recently.

Although our vessels are occasionally called sailing ships, they are primarily powered by engines. It’s essential to note that several of our steel boats do not possess masts and sails at all.

If privacy, luxury, and comfort are essential to you, you may want to consider selecting a vessel from the Premium Superior or Premium categories. Alternatively, the Traditional Ensuite vessels would be more suitable for younger passengers, including friends or special interest groups like alpinists or bikers, who are comfortable sharing small spaces and bathrooms for an extended period. However, it’s important to note that Traditional Ensuite vessels typically do not have air-conditioned cabins, and most have bunk beds.

The number of passengers per vessel can range from 20 to 40 individuals, depending on the size of the boat.

The electrical outlets found in the cabins of our vessels in Croatia are standard Type F sockets, which have two pins and are grounded. These outlets are compatible with plug types C, E, and F and can deliver a power output of 16 A and 220 V. Some newer vessels may also feature USB sockets.

Fishing equipment is not provided on the boat, but passengers are welcome to bring their own gear. However, it’s crucial to note that obtaining special permission for fishing is required from specialized agencies in harbors.

Snorkeling equipment may not always be available on the ship. It is recommended to bring your own gear if you plan to go snorkeling.

All vessels are equipped with life-saving boats and life jackets found in designated wardrobes on the deck, in the salon, or under beds in the cabins. If you cannot swim, you need to inform the crew and captain. Additionally, passengers must be mindful of the following safety guidelines while on board: 

• Take caution when navigating the steep and narrow staircases on the vessel. The decks may also be slippery, particularly in damp conditions, so passengers should hold onto the railings and watch their step.
• Climbing the foremast, jumping off the deck during the cruise, or swimming too far from the vessel during swim breaks are strictly prohibited. 
• During the busy peak season, harbors can be crowded, and vessels may have to dock alongside one another, so passengers must be vigilant when moving between them. Crew members are available to assist passengers, but the cruise is not recommended for individuals with limited mobility or those in wheelchairs.

While the tap water on the ships is of good quality, it is not advised to drink it. A water dispenser is available, complete with reusable glasses. Passengers are encouraged to bring their own refillable bottles. Use the available water on board wisely.

The primary currency accepted on the ship and throughout Croatia is the Euro, but it is advisable to exchange money at a bank or withdraw cash from an ATM where possible. The local currency is required for drinks onboard and all additional services such as transfers, excursions, and accommodation. Premium and Premium Superior vessels offer credit card payment options.

While ATMs linked to international networks are available in major towns and islands like Opatija, Dubrovnik, and Split, smaller ones may not have ATM facilities. Most tourist areas accept major credit cards such as Visa and MasterCard, but it is recommended to have some cash on hand if you plan to travel off the beaten path.

Tips are not included in the tour price, and they are discretionary. They are usually given to show appreciation for good service and satisfaction with the crew, guide, and overall tour. If you choose to tip, it is recommended to use your own currency or Euro, and the crew gratuities are equally distributed among all members.

The sea temperature typically averages 24.5°C during July and August, while the air temperature during the same period averages 28°C. For spring and autumn departures, it is advisable to pack some warmer clothes, such as a sports-fitting windbreaker, to prepare for cooler evenings.

Cabins on Premium Superior and Premium ships come with either twin or double beds, and some can accommodate up to three people with an additional bed above or beside the double bed. However, it’s important to note that bed availability is limited, and we cannot guarantee a specific type. We do, however, aim to assign cabins based on guest preferences and requests, so please let us know your bed preference when booking, and we will try our best to accommodate it.

Cabins on Premium and Premium Superior ships come with either twin or double beds, with twin beds measuring approximately 90/100 cm x 190/200 cm and double beds measuring around 150/160 cm x 190/200 cm. Traditional Ensuite cabins often have bunk beds, but twin or double beds may also be available on some vessels. Double beds in these cabins are typically 130/140 cm x 190/200 cm, while bunk beds are about 80/90 cm x 190/200 cm in size.

The ship’s cabins are distributed on two levels, the deck and the lower deck. The on-deck ones can be found either on the main or upper deck, while below-deck cabins are in the ship’s hull. Rooms on the deck provide the advantage of direct access to the sea and better ventilation, while cabins below the deck may be quieter since only passengers who booked lower deck cabins pass by. These cabins are also comfortable due to their location at sea level, which keeps them naturally cool, and the below-deck hallways are typically air-conditioned, affecting the temperature. Lower-deck cabins usually come with small portholes.

Lower deck cabins are located in the boat’s hull and usually have a small porthole, but Croatian law and vessel regulations require them to be closed while sailing to prevent water from entering the cabin. The portholes can be opened when the boat is docked. However, on newer ships like those in the Premium Superior and Premium categories, which have air-conditioned cabins and steel hulls, the portholes are fixed and cannot be opened.

The frequency of cabin cleaning depends on the vessel category. On Premium Superior and Premium vessels, the cabin service is daily. You’ll also receive fresh bed linen when you arrive. However, on Traditional Ensuite category vessels, you’ll be responsible for keeping your room clean because the staff won’t enter your room during the cruise. The crew only cleans the commonly used toilets and bathrooms, and they provide two towels per person. You may request cabin cleaning during the cruise for an extra fee.

Air conditioning is available in Premium Superior and Premium cabins, except for times with limited access to electricity. Traditional Ensuite cabins do not have air conditioning, but lower deck hallways and salons typically do. Air conditioning is only operational when the motor or generator is running, or the vessel is connected to shore power while docked at the harbor. In certain smaller fishing harbors without electricity, air conditioning may be turned off to maintain a tranquil environment.

If you plan to sleep on the deck and enjoy the stars, it is suggested to bring a sleeping bag, as removing mattresses, pillows, and sheets from cabins is prohibited.

The boats have limited capacities for electricity and water. While there is a generator on board for generating electricity, it is not operational during the night or while the boat is in a quiet bay to prevent noise pollution. The water tanks on board have sufficient capacity to match the number of cabins and beds, and they are always filled with enough water, provided that everyone uses water conservatively. Moreover, the vessels are fitted with central heating systems that offer hot water.

During your cruise, you can enjoy meals that feature typical Croatian cuisine. The Premium Superior and Premium vessels offer a breakfast buffet, while the Traditional Ensuite boats serve a continental breakfast with tea, coffee, fruit juice, bread, butter, jam, and sometimes ham and cheese. You can request an English breakfast when booking or upon arrival. Lunch is a three-course meal with a salad bar and cheese plate on deluxe ships and three-course lunch on premium and traditional vessels. The cruise company recommends that passengers explore local restaurants for dinner, which is not included.

The “captain’s dinner” is a weekly event hosted by the captain, where guests and crew can socialize while having an optional fish or meat dinner. It is included in the deluxe and premium vessel categories. However, if you are on a Traditional Ensuite or Traditional vessel, you can arrange and pay for the dinner during booking or at the event. The dress code for the “Captain’s dinner” is Elegant/Smart Casual.

As our onboard kitchen has limited space, we may not be able to prepare special meals for individuals with specific dietary needs, like vegetarians. However, if you have any dietary restrictions or preferences, please inform us during the booking process, and our onboard chef will make arrangements to accommodate your needs to the best of their ability.

It is not allowed to bring and consume your own drinks on the ship. However, you can buy various alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages from the vessel’s salon, which functions as a restaurant, living room, and bar. In case the drink of your preference is not available at the moment, kindly notify the crew, and they will try their best to procure it for you at the next stop.

The onboard bar accepts payments for drinks made in Euros. At the end of the trip, guests will receive a report showing the total amount spent on drinks, which can be settled during the checkout process. For guests on deluxe and premium vessels, credit card payments are also accepted.

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Dubrovnik, Split & Jewels of the Dalmatian Coast Yacht Cruise On the MV Corona

Dubrovnik, split & jewels of the dalmatian coast yacht cruise.

On the MV Corona

8 days from only $2,299pp

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• Tours of Dubrovnik, Pearl of the Adriatic and Split with its Emperor Diocletian’s monumental palace, one of the greatest structures of the Roman Empire.
• Explore the stunningly beautiful island of Mljet with its tiny islet of St Mary's.
• Guided tours of delightfully green Hvar and Korčula, one of the Adriatic’s most perfectly preserved medieval ports.
• Visit the coastal town of Makarska and one of the most beautiful villages of Croatia, Pučišća.
• Swim stops in idyllic locations and scenic sailing between the islands of the Dalmatian Coast.

In the small, picturesque ports on the Dalmatian coast you are cruising the Mediterranean aboard your very own yacht-cruiser. Smaller numbers mean a more personal service on board, whilst the dimensions of our vessels allow easy access to stunningly attractive out-of-the-way ports like Split, Makarska and Hvar, which offer a much more intimate onshore experience. Our ships often sail between the islands and the shore, affording spectacular views that will stay with you for a lifetime.

Every evening, the ships remain moored so you can take an after-dinner stroll off the vessel, exploring these typically unspoilt ports. After just a few days of this extraordinary experience, you will be on first-name terms with the ship’s company and most of your fellow guests. There is little formality – shorts and t-shirts are the order of the day. This is exactly how holidays should be.

Your Itinerary

• DAY 1 Embark in Dubrovnik
• DAY 2 Mljet
• DAY 3 Makarska & Pučišća
• DAY 4 Split
• DAY 5 Stari Grad & Hvar
• DAY 6 Korčula
• DAY 7 Dubrovnik
• DAY 8 Disembark in Dubrovnik

Embark in Dubrovnik

Embark on the superb four-star MV Corona. The captain and crew will welcome you aboard and help you settle into your comfortable, well-equipped cabin.

For the rest of the day, it’s time to relax and get to know your fellow passengers – there are just thirty-eight of you in total! Perhaps you’ll catch some ‘rays’ on the Sun deck or take a stroll ashore. It’ll soon be time for dinner and the ship’s restaurant awaits. After dinner, why not take a stroll around Dubrovnik, or enjoy a digestif in a local bar?

Cruising along the Elaphite Islands

As you rise refreshed in the morning and enjoy a leisurely breakfast, you’ll be so glad you chose this holiday. The MV Corona, our home for the next week and every inch the private yacht, slips out of the harbour and out to sea. Dubrovnik soon fades into the distance – but we will be back for a more in-depth visit later. It is impossible for large cruise liners to visit the charming and almost deserted hamlets accessible to the MV Corona.

We arrive at Mljet, one of the most seductive of such islands, where the hillsides are clad in a green carpet of lush pine forests bringing that instantly recognisable Mediterranean aroma to the air. Nestling in picturesque coves are medieval fishing villages, refreshingly free from tasteless development, where the alleyways are simply pebbles set into the earth and overhead shutters sway precariously in the warm, gentle breezes. Life here continues much as it has for centuries.

We go ashore to the tiny islet of St Mary’s and visit the 12th century former Benedictine monastery. With its colourful walls and altar carved from local stone you will already feel a long way from home. Gaze around you during dinner at one of the hospitable local restaurants and absorb the ambience. It’s easy to see why legend has it that the Greek hero Ulysses came here to contemplate.

Included experience:

Visit to Mljet.

Makarska & Pučišća

After breakfast, take to the deck to see the spectacular coast of Korčula island sliding by as we cruise northwards through this enchanting archipelago. On reaching the mainland we drop anchor in the port of Makarska from where you can marvel at the rocky splendour of Mount Biokovo, nearly 1,828 metres above sea level, which shelters the coast from less temperate climates further inland.

During the 10th century this region was bedevilled by fearsome pirates preying on passing ships. A slightly raffish atmosphere still prevails but piracy has long since been replaced by more peaceful activities such as fishing, and the production of olive oil and wine. St Mark’s Baroque church and some palatial 18th-century Venetian style houses stand guard over Makarska’s main square. Enjoy lunch at your leisure wherever you wish.

This afternoon we sail to the glorious island of Brac, mooring in idyllic Pučišća. This jewel of a place, perhaps the most spectacular of Croatia’s villages, boasts dwellings of gleaming white stone reflecting the sun onto the crystal-clear water. Stroll ashore to explore this charming spot or relax on board before the superb Captain’s Dinner is served – a delicious selection of Croatian and Mediterranean specialities.

Included experiences:

Visits to Makarska & Pučišća.

Sailing with swim stop

Rise refreshed and take to the deck once more to watch the stunning coastal views slipping by. We continue north, stopping along the coastline of the stunning island of Brac for a swim stop.

Lunch is served on board after which we moor in Split, Dalmatia’s capital.

Split is principally famous for a single building, the Emperor Diocletian’s huge palace, one of the greatest structures of the Roman Empire. No expense was spared in its construction – the best Italian marble, with columns and sphinxes from Egypt. But what makes this palace so astonishing is that during medieval times it was fully integrated into the town’s fabric with a jumble of buildings grafted onto and inside it.

This means for example, the Temple of Jupiter became a baptistry. It’s all the more fascinating that today 3,000 people still live here. You will find surprises at every turn: there are tall medieval buildings lining the streets, buttressed by unmistakably Roman columns.

We have a guided walking tour of this fascinating complex which has recently been used as the setting of the TV spectacular Game of Thrones. Take dinner at your leisure whilst the ship remains moored in Split. Back on board enjoy a digestif on the sun deck, drinking in the balmy evening air under a beautiful night sky.

Swim stop and guided tour of Split and the Emperor Diocletian’s palace.

Stari Grad & Hvar

This morning we’ll stop once more for an invigorating swim before we cruise to another stunning island in this breath-taking archipelago, Hvar.

Stari Grad & Hvar

After lunch we moor in Stari Grad on the northern side of the island and then take the short drive by coach to the bewitching old town for a guided tour. Remarkably, it’s so compact and cosy the streets don’t even have names. With its freshwater springs, the island is unusually green, its hillsides boasting spectacular pine forests.

Elsewhere you’ll find olive groves, orchards and vineyards, the aromatic pleasures of the island exemplified by the delicate fragrance of abundant lavender fields. Hvar has been inhabited since Neolithic times; later, the Ancient Greeks founded a colony here, and during the 14th-century, as the Venetian Empire extended its influence, it became a major naval base. Also on the island’s northern shores are some distinctive fortified 16th-century buildings, built to repel pirates and assaults by the Ottoman Empire.

After exploring Hvar’s agricultural, historical and cultural splendours, we transfer back to Stari Grad where you can dine at leisure wherever you wish. The ship remains moored in Stari Grad overnight.

Swim stop & guided tour of Hvar.

Morning breaks and we find ourselves breakfasting over more stunning views of this most spectacular coastline. After a leisurely morning with yet another chance for a  swim in a sheltered bay, and a tasty lunch on board, we soon arrive at the historic town of Korčula.

Ruled by the Venetians for 800 years, it is rather reminiscent of a much smaller Dubrovnik, with its host of tangled lanes so typical of medieval Mediterranean ports. The town is a charming small fortress, celebrated for supplying timber for the wooden walls of Venice and its harbour was a major shelter for the Venetian fleet.

You’ll find architectural gems at every turn in its narrow-cobbled streets. Famous for its artistic and musical traditions, Korčula has its own unique sword dance, the ‘moreska’, and a form of a-capella singing, but is much more famous as the birthplace of the explorer Marco Polo. His house can still be visited, as can the All-Saints Museum with its glorious collection of Byzantine icons.

After our guided walking tour, you are free to explore this beautiful town further. After dinner at your leisure, why not take an after-dinner drink in one of the innumerable harbour side cafés whilst admiring the sleek lines of the MV Corona.

Swim stop & guided walking tour of Korčula.

As our elegant yacht drifts on past the rocky shores of the beautiful Elaphite Islands, if the weather allows, it’s your last chance to take a swim off the back of the ship as if it were your very own!

After lunch on board, we arrive in Dubrovnik once more and take a guided tour of the old town. An independent city state for much of its history, it has evolved differently to the rest of Croatia. The city threw off its Venetian shackles during medieval times founding a commercial empire trading with the eastern Mediterranean, France, Spain and later the Ottoman Empire.

As so often happened, the city began to reflect its resultant wealth and today this wonderfully Baroque city proudly nestles behind its huge imposing ramparts in a location of outstanding natural beauty. The main avenue, lined by intimate cafés, is completely paved with marble, which dazzles in the sunlight and gives credence to the city’s description as the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic’.

Throughout the city you will find a wonderful array of monasteries, beautifully decorated churches and civic buildings dating from the 14th-century. The guided walking tour encompasses all this and more, after which you are free to explore as you wish.

This evening enjoy a final dinner at your leisure in this most beguiling of cities; and as you relax, your thoughts inevitably turn to the wonderful places you have experienced and the interesting people you have met on this most fascinating of maritime adventures.

Swim stop & guided tour of Dubrovnik’s old town.

Disembark in Dubrovnik

After breakfast, the crew bid you farewell as you disembark in Dubrovnik.

The price of this holiday is per person, based on two people sharing a double or twin cabin. Cabins for sole occupancy are subject to availability at the stated supplement. The price includes:

• Daily breakfast, five lunches, one dinner and Captain’s dinner
• Tours and visits as per the itinerary
• All port taxes
• The services of a Riviera Travel tour manager

Please note that in the event of unsatisfactory weather conditions the captain reserves the right to alter or reschedule the itinerary.

Please note due to the size ofthe ship there is no lift between decks; therefore a reasonable degree of mobility is required to negotiate the stairs and overall design.

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• Country: Croatia

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We want to ensure you make the correct choice before you book your vacation with us. If you have any concerns regarding the suitability of the cruise due to reduced mobility we would encourage you to call us to discuss these concerns. 

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Croatia Small Ship Cruises 2024/2025

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With  Croatia small ship cruises starting from the Croatian capital to historic places like Split and Dubrovnik —full of fortresses, red-tiled architecture,  sandy beaches , ruins, lavender fields and more—you will discover why  Dalmatia is one of the hottest destinations in the Med.

One of the best ways to  sample the finest parts of Croatia and the Dalmatian Islands  is with a small ship Croatia cruise.

The Croatian coastline and Adriatic Sea is no secret, but the 1770 kilometres (1100 miles) of coastline and over 1,200 islands are all gems with  hidden secrets and treasures for you to discover on our Croatian coast cruises.

Come aboard one of our small ship Croatia cruises  and find out why our  Dalmatian coast cruises are an ideal vacation for everyone.

All of our  small ship cruises in Croatia  will allow you to explore the best Croatia has to offer.

So spend your time on one of our Croatia island hopping cruises.

E nquire today for the trip of a lifetime.

Cruise Croatia in style! Book one of our Croatia small ship cruises today!

⏰ Please be aware these are very popular and sell out fast so enquire early to secure your place – don’t miss out! ⏰

Grand Adriatic Supreme Cruise From Poreč to Dubrovnik

Istria & Zagreb Adriatic Cruise And Land Tour

Luxury Croatia Cruise: The Islands of Dalmatia

Rijeka to Split Supreme Island hopping Cruise

Zadar to Dubrovnik Supreme Island Hopping Cruise

Luxury Croatia Cruise: Adriatic Paradise

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Mediterranean climate and lifestyle . Layers of history to unearth. We have some of the best Croatia small ship cruises in the market.

Fabulous beaches. Stunning sunsets. These are just some of the things you can enjoy on our Croatia small ship cruises around Dalmatian coast.

Though Croatia can be quite busy over the summertime, taking a cruise and island hopping is one way to break free from the usual vacation rhythms and dive straight into a marvellous small ship cruise in Croatia.

You can enjoy the open seas, escape the tourism , and make friends with other international passengers aboard the ship.

Aside from enjoying the cruise itself. the destinations where the ships dock are also top-notch.

Describing the beauty of every single island and the cities is impossible, because each stop has its own charm and personality although our Dubrovnik Croatia cruises are especially popular.

Throughout the years, Croatia has been influenced by Romans, the Byzantine Empire, Greek colonists, Venetian merchants and tradesmen, Italian and Ottoman Empire sailors, Austro-Hungarian engineers, and French designers.

The advantage of all these stops during cruises is that you can make your own itinerary for each island.

Do you want to wander amongst the lavender fields in Hvar? Savour the olives of Split? Buy fresh cheese on Pag? Lounge on a beach in Mljet?

Croatia Small Ship Cruises: Full Of History And Culture

Seek out the plethora of UNESCO World Heritage Sites around Split , Korcula , and Dubrovnik ?

You can do whatever your heart desires on our Croatia cruise tours.

Optionally, you can stay aboard the cruise ship and enjoy all the fantastic things to do.

Some of the highly recommended attractions and things to do around the Dalmatian Islands include:

– snorkelling and scuba diving off one of the many beaches

– wine tasting in Split

– visiting the Krka Waterfalls

– hiking around Plitvice National Park or Krka National Park

– exploring the Blue Cave of Hvar

– visiting Diocletian’s Palace and Rector’s Palace

– walking the ancient city walls of Dubrovnik

– riding the Dubrovnik cable car

– dining at one of the many restaurants and cafes around the harbours

Every time you step off at a new harbour, you will make yet another discovery , taking in something entirely new and incredible.

You’re going to see a lot of things you haven’t seen before, and there will always be a tasteful mix of old world history mixed with modern facilities and amenities on our small ship cruises around Croatia.

Our luxury small ship cruises show you the characteristics that give each place its uniqueness.

Adriatic Sea Cruises Details

Our small ship cruises around Croatia provide passengers with comfortable accommodation, meals , and access to the many famous islands of the Adriatic Sea.

Cruise to Dubrovnik Croatia and then spend the next week cruising the Adriatic Sea , engaging in walking tours around Dubrovnik , Korčula , Split , Hvar , and a visit to the Pucisca Stone masonry School on our Adriatic cruise.

Board the MS Agape Rose and enjoy a lovely jaunt around the Adriatic while enjoying excursions on Skradin and Trogir as well as walking tours around Dubrovnik, Šibenik, Korčula, Hvar, Split.

All Croatia small cruise ships have cosy cabins, complimentary snacks and meals throughout the day , cleaning staff, WiFi on board, and friendly crew members.

The cabins on our Croatia small boat cruises are air-conditioned, have bathrooms, television, and windows for you to enjoy the view of the Adriatic Sea wherever you are on the ships.

Be sure to check the upcoming cruise dates and sample itineraries of the detail pages so you can decide which cruise is best for you. Either way, we are sure you will enjoy you time aboard.

With all these experiences awaiting you around the Adriatic Sea, alongside the multitude of opportunities you have to immerse yourself in the relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle , there’s no reason not to go on a Tour Croatia cruise around the Dalmatian Islands.

You can be pampered aboard a small but luxury cruise ship , wine and dine on the ship or at one of the many ports, and journey through a chain of islands that with lush natural wonders, incredible people, and an intriguing history while you cruise the Croatia islands.

No matter what you love, we’re sure you’re going to love our small ship cruises to Croatia.

It’s time to say, “bon voyage” and book one of our Tour Croatia small ship cruises today!

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4 Croatia Yacht Cruise Charters You Should Know About

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4 Croatia Yacht Cruise Charters — Expert Reviews

By John Roberts & Heidi Sarna

If you haven’t been to Croatia, you don’t know what you’re missing.  Yacht cruises along the Dalmatian coast of Croatia are one of our favorite small-ship cruise experiences, and for good reason.

Croatia’s rocky coastline stretches for more than 1,000 miles along the eastern edges of the Adriatic Sea, from just south of Italy’s Trieste to Montenegro. Countless craggy limestone islands are scattered along the jagged coast, creating one of world’s most scenic places to cruise — right up there with Norway’s fjords, Alaska’s glaciers, and the Greek Isles.

Speaking of Greece, small-ship sailing among its gorgeous isles, coasts and harbors has long been coveted.

That said, the difference between yachting around the Greek Isles vs Croatia is that Croatia offers an experience that features all the beauty and even better affordability — with generally calmer seas.

The island groups dotting the pleasant waters of the Adriatic Sea along the Dalmatian Coast are clustered relatively close together so that you can easily visit numerous ports during one voyage — with each spot offering distinct charms and history.

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Cocktails atop the ramparts around historic Korcula. * Photo: Sail Croatia

Croatia Yacht Cruise Charters

In the COVID-19 era (and post COVID era), private Croatia yacht cruise charters along the coast and among the islands of Croatia are small-ship cruise experiences that make sense.

The intimate sailings offer a more controlled and thus relatively safe environment as you spend your days among a small group of friends or family enjoying days filled with sunshine, swimming and exploring ports, many quite remote. Among the various visitors to Croatia, many come from North America, the UK, Australia and New Zealand.

With breathtaking views from your yacht’s top deck, a voyage along the Dalmatian Coast is a fantastic way to soak up the natural beauty and rich history of the country.

Croatia’s Deep History

The Romans established the province of Dalmatia, the precursor to Croatia, along the Adriatic Sea more than 2,000 years ago. Dalmatia thrived from about 11 BC to the fifth century AD.

Over the centuries, powerful empires, from the Greeks to the Romans, Slavs, Venetians, Ottomans, and Austro-Hungarians, would leave their mark on what would become the Croatia we see today.

A medieval church bell tower in Rab, Croatia. * Photo: Heidi Sarna

We’re lucky that many spectacular and well-preserved relics remain, from fourth-century palaces to medieval fortresses, cathedrals and classic turreted city walls. The most spectacular — Dubrovnik’s City Walls, Diocletian’s Palace in Split and Hvar’s Old Town — are UNESCO World Heritage sites.

RELATED: More on Croatia’s history here.

View of historic Dubrovnik. * Photo: Sail Croatia

You’ll also find memorials and dedications to the Croatian War of Independence from 1991 to 1995, during which the country was entrenched in a civil war with Serbian forces while striving to secede from the former Yugoslavia. When you visit the gorgeous towns and villages along the coast today, it’s mind-boggling to consider that not too long ago this was a war-torn region.

Activities in Croatia

Daily excursions include swimming and watersports right off the side of your yacht. And on shore, you can stroll, hike, kayak and bicycle. Eating counts as pastime too.

For the history buffs among us, there are no shortage of ancient sites to visit. Explore on your own, or sign up for a guided excursion; depending on your package, guided excursions may or may not be included in the fares.

Cycle around the picturesque Konvale Valley near Dubrovnik. * Photo: Heidi Sarna

Kayaking to scenic Korcula Island. * Photo: Heidi Sarna

Croatia Cuisine

All along the Dalmatian coast are regions known for wine and olive oil. Seafood is also especially good here, too, from oysters to squid, octopus, mussels and fish, the later served grilled or in a traditional stew.

Croatian cuisine is based on heritage rooted in Central Europe, Italy and Turkey. These influences meld to give you Croatian favorites like cabbage leaves filled with minced meat, cevapcici rolls and dumplings.

Beaches in Croatia

Croatia boasts crystal-clear waters along its coast. Beaches are popular spots for tourists and residents, alike, although the country’s beaches are rocky and not the silky sands you associate with the Caribbean or South of France. They’re excellent places for people watching.

A typical rocky beach, this one in Hvar. * Photo: Heidi Sarna

Still, Croatia’s beach regions offer the chance to play in the water, explore adjacent caves, paddle in idyllic coves or converge at nighttime for boisterous summer parties and festivals in places like Pag, Hvar and Split.

Anchoring in a secluded spot. * Photo: Goolets

The Croatia Yacht Cruises Vibe

Life is lived up on deck and outside in the fresh air and sea. You’ll barely need to pack more more than your bathing suit!

Standard yachting voyages use small ships with modest accommodations that carry between six and 40 people on itineraries between the larger cities of Dubrovnik and Split or Hvar.

Cruising between Split & Dubrovnik is a popular route. * Photo: Katarina Line

Trips typically last from two days to a week. You can find countless yachting outfits in Croatia that offer the tiny ships that dart around the islands and coastal ports to provide an intimate experience, including the four we feature in this article — Goolets, Sail Croatia, Katarina Line and Kompas Cruises.

Many of the yachts used are “gulets,” a Turkish term derived from the French word “goélette” and the Italian “goletta.”

These traditional-style 2- and 3-masted yachts are based on vessels that were once used as trading and fishing boats. Much like the “canal barge” cruises of France, the “gulet” yachts of Croatia, Greece and Turkey have been transformed into luxury conveyances for holidays, though their size and level of luxury varies as do their fares. Some quite posh, others very humble.

Gulets are 2- or 3-masted traditional-style ships. * Photo: Goolets

Private Croatia yacht cruise charters are highly curated, with the captain and crew able to design a flexible itinerary based on what you and your group would like to experience. Fill your days with hiking, biking, swimming in pristine bays, exploring historic sites or just relaxing over beers and regional cuisine at charming seaside towns or marinas.

You’re probably after a nice mix of all of these, huh?

While you can find plenty of high-end luxury yacht cruises in Croatia, as well as a number of departures available on larger vessels from Star Clippers and Ponant (other small-ship lines we cover on QuirkyCruise.com) that carry 170 to 184 passengers, this Croatia yacht cruise charters roundup will show you four awesome options for a fantastic voyage that won’t break the bank.

The coast of Croatia from the decks of Ponant’s L’Austral. * Photo: Heidi Sarna

The following 4 Croatia yacht cruise companies are ideal for private charters for friend and family groups:

Katarina line.

This family-owned line has operating for some 30 years offers a broad range of cruising styles and lengths on more than 60 small ships that are chartered from Croatian captains who provide a special personal touch to your yachting experience. They can also help with hotel bookings and other tourist services for a stay in Croatia.

Katarina Line offers Deluxe, Premium or Standard cruises roundtrip or one way traveling among the ports of Split, Dubrovnik and Opatija, as well as special Active cruises and Land and Cruise combos.

Ships sail for about four hours each day, overnighting in ports and sailing just after breakfast each day.

The scenic sailing takes you to intimate bays and swimming areas, where you anchor for a bit of swim time and water sports before lunch onboard. Then, you continue on to the next port stop for your exploration ashore, dinner on your own with your fellow travelers and an overnight on the ship.

The schedule is fairly flexible, but this represents the basic outline that can be adjusted based on weather conditions and desires of the group — maybe you want more time swimming or seek to get to the port earlier to try an organized tour that explores popular points of interest.

Katarina Line offers a range of excursions that are added on for a fee. You can tour Plitvice Lakes or go sea kayaking around Dubrovnik, for example.

Most of the sailing options fall under the Deluxe and Premium cruise category , and almost all of these ships offer accommodations with private bathrooms and air conditioning.

The open decks of the Katarina, a Deluxe-class ship. * Photo: Katarina Line

A cabin aboard the Katarina, a Deluxe-class ship. * Photo: Katarina Line

The Standard cruise category attracts budget travelers, often younger folks and backpackers, generally, ages 18 to 35.

Katarina Line’s newer Deluxe and Premium ships see passengers typically in the 40 to 60-ish age range. Travelers represent a fairly international mix, though with mostly English-speaking couples from the U.S., U.K., Europe and Australia.

All of the cruises include breakfast and lunch in your cruise fare.

The Ships of the Katarina Fleet

Katarina Line operates a fleet of more than 60 vessels — a combination of deluxe and standard yachts and small gulets — that carry from five to 38 passengers . Fares are partially inclusive, with some meals, one bottle of water per day and one drink with lunch onboard, some transfers to and from the airport or your hotel, plus tastings and guided tours (as indicated in your itinerary).

An English-speaking tour guide sails along to manage the schedule. The ships offer free WiFi.

The Deluxe or Premium ships might have hot tubs and loungers on the sun deck.

Katarina Itineraries

Cruises range from two to seven days in length and visit destinations such as Korcula, Metkovic, Sibenik, Zadar, Rab, Vis and Hvar, departing from the main embarkation ports of Dubrovnik, Split and Opatija.

Views of the lovely Croatia coast. * Photo: Katarina Line

Katarina Croatia Yacht Cruise Charters

The line’s smaller vessels make great full-boat charters for friend and family groups ; Katarina estimates about 10% of their business is full charters.

Why Choose Katarina Line

This is a well-established line in business for some 30 years with a great reputation that offers budget-friendly voyages.

Katarina Line’s weeklong cruises start can be booked for as low as $500.

Hanging out on deck. * Photo: Katarina Line

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This company focuses on full-ship charters of its more than 70 luxury gulets — traditional small two- or three-masted wooden boats for friends and family groups. Custom itineraries are created for each charter.

Goolets’ charters are luxury small ship experiences with typically eight to 12 passengers on a sailing paying at least $1,200 USD per person for a week of cruising along the Adriatic Coast.

The open decks of a gulet in Croatia. * Photo: Goolets

Most passengers hail from English-speaking countries, including the USA, UK, South Africa, Australia, Israel, and also European countries from Germany to France, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Italy and Belgium, as well as Mexico and Chile.

The company prides itself on offering full service and support, guiding customers on choosing the appropriate ship, itinerary, tours, menu and transfers to and from the vessels.

A personal assistant is assigned to each sailing to help create the type of cruise desired. For active cruisers, Goolets offers snorkeling, scuba, rafting and hiking.

They can also help design gourmet-style holidays that emphasize culinary tours and wine tasting, or cruises focused on history and cultural tours.

When it comes to food preferences, the galley and bar will stock your requests to accommodate allergies and favorite meals and drinks.

Atmospheric dining, that’s for sure. * Photo: Goolets

Breakfasts, lunches and dinners are included and feature fresh, local cuisine.

A typical day includes morning and afternoon sailing sessions with stops at secluded bays, where you can enjoy swimming and snorkeling.

Watersports off of an anchored gulet in Croatia. * Photo: Goolets

Ships in the Goolets Fleet

Goolets has more than 70 ships in Croatia of various sizes and styles that carry from five to 38 passengers, with most in the eight to 12 passenger range.

Each ship will have slightly different amenities and options because they are all independently owned and uniquely beautiful traditional sailing vessels.

The smaller ones typically are more austere ships with compact cabins and tiny en suite bathroom facilities.

All the ships will generally have sun loungers, some WiFi access and extras like snorkel equipment and jet skis and water skis.

A twin cabin on the 38-passenger Yolo. * Photo: Goolets

Goolets Itineraries  

Customized by the chartering groups, Goolets’ most popular voyages sail roundtrip route from Split or cruise between Split and Dubrovnik.

The line can stop at dozens of destinations. The most popular routes include Mljet, Korcula, Lopud, Peljesac, Krka Waterfalls, Kornati, Primosten and Zadar.

Goolets Croatia Yacht Cruise Charters 

The line only offers private charters, that’s what they specialize in. They don’t operate shared charters or cabin charters.  

Why Choose Goolets

This line is ideal for designing a luxury small-ship cruise experience from top to bottom according to your own specifications for group or family travel.

You can fully customize your journey, as these are private charters for your group.

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Kompas Cruises

The line offers packages on three ships including a range of seven-night cruises along Croatia’s coast , embarking in Split, Dubrovnik, Zadar or Porec. These Kompas voyages are priced from around $2,000 USD per person for cabins with private facilities.

There are sailings on two new ships with private balconies — Premier and My Wish , the best in the fleet. Kompas rates their third ship, Prestige, as a 3-star yacht compared to the 4-star Premier and My Wish.

Cruises include departure airport transfers, daily breakfasts and lunches, welcome reception, Captain’s dinner with local entertainment, and one or two dinners at a restaurant in port or on board (based on the cruise program). Coffee, tea, bottled water, and WiFi are also included in the fares.

A professional, English-speaking cruise manager is always on board.

Kompas Ships  

The line operates three ships carrying a maximum of 38 passengers. They include Sun Decks with loungers, a restaurant and lounge.

Cabins feature air conditioning, private bathroom, toiletries, hair dryers, satellite TV, bathrobes and slippers.

Supreme Ships:

Two best in the Kompas fleet, Premier and My Wish were built in 2020. Cabins on all Upper/Main decks have private balconies. Lower deck cabins have a porthole under the sea line.

The 38-passenger Premier. * Photo: Kompas Cruises

A twin cabin on the 38-pax Premier. * Photo: Kompas Cruises

The sunbathing deck of the 38-pax Premier. * Photo: Kompas Cruises

The dining area of the 38-pax Premier. * Photo: Kompas Cruises

Superior Ship:

The 38-passenger Prestige was renovated in 2018.

The 38-pax Prestige was renovated in 2018. * Photo: Kompas Cruise

Prestige cabin. * Photo: Kompas Cruises

Kompas Itineraries  

The line features itineraries along the coast and islands of Croatia, visiting ports such as Primosten, Pula, Sibenik, Korcula, Hvar, Mjlet, Trogir, Vis and many more.

Kompas Croatia Yacht Cruise Charters

Some 35% of Kompas’ bookings are for private full-boat charters.

Kompas’ COVID-19 travel policies HERE.

Why Choose Kompas Cruises

Cruise fares include a wide range of sightseeing tours in destinations like Hvar, Split, Korcula and Mljet National Park and Kornati National Park.

You also can extend your stay in Croatia and the surrounding region. Kompas offers add-on packages that give you time in Dubrovnik, Zagreb and Split, as well as land tours and accommodations in top destinations like Venice, Budapest, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Budapest and Vienna.

Sail Croatia

The line offers different options, from budget cruises (starting around $500 per person per week) to party cruises, cruises for active travelers and fully curated private yacht charters.

Sail Croatia features a fleet of family owned and operated ships, so you will sail with local captains and crew who have intimate knowledge of the islands and ports that you visit.

A swim stop on a Sail Croatia cruise. * Photo: Sail Croatia

The line offers four main types of cruises:

• Navigator cruises are the budget options and marketed as party cruise perfect for those younger than 35. Explorer cruises are good for couples and offer a mix of relaxing and sightseeing.
• Active cruises let you indulge in more physical pursuits widely available on the beautiful terrain and features of the region, as cruisers find adventure with hiking, biking and watersports.

The swimming platform at the stern. * Photo: Sail Croatia

• Elegance cruises are ideal for couples and more mature travelers who want a bit of luxury on their coastal jaunts, which feature the highest level of comfort and inclusions aboard the line’s newest ships (with in-room bathroom and air conditioning). These voyages are the priciest (around $1,150 for a weeklong sailing) and feature exclusive excursions like traditional village dinners and historic walking tours.
• Explorer itineraries are good for couples in the 30- to 60ish-age range, mostly from the U.S., U.K. and Australia, who desire a mix of relaxing and sightseeing.

A group aboard the Esperanza. * Photo: Sail Croatia

All cruise fares include buffet breakfast, three-course lunches featuring Croatian dishes (with a meat- or fish-based main course prepared fresh by the onboard chef), a captain’s dinner event, tour guide and WiFi.

You can also choose to add on optional excursions. Drinks are extra, and dinners are on your own as you overnight in the ports.

On Elegance cruises, airport transfers are also included as well as a captains’ dinner and a local village dinner.

Dinner in port in Stari Grad, the “old town” of Hvar. * Photo: Sail Croatia

Sail Croatia Ships  

• Sail Croatia offers Standard category ships for Navigator cruises. These vessels carry about 30 passengers, and the cabins feature bunk beds. Bathroom facilities are shared, with about five or six passengers per bathroom.
• The line’s Ensuite category ships for Navigator and Active cruises also have bunk beds and carry up to 30 passengers on average. These rooms have their own bathrooms.
• Premier category ships are used for certain Active and Navigator sailings.  These vessels carry up to 36 passengers who enjoy more space and comfort, with private bathrooms with showers and air conditioning.
• Sail Croatia’s Premier Plus category ships are used for the Elegance and Explorer cruises.  These yachts comprise the line’s newest and offer the best in comfort and luxury. These are the largest cabins in the fleet at around 130 square feet. The ships carry 38 passengers on average.

All ships feature a dining area, bar and sun deck.

The sundeck of a Sail Croatia yacht. * Photo: Sail Croatia

Itineraries from Sail Croatia

Sail Croatia runs three-, five- and seven-day Navigator cruises, as well as weeklong Explorer, Elegance and Active voyages that sail between Dubrovnik and Split.

Itineraries visit destinations such as Makarska, Hvar, Stari Grad, Vis, Korcula and Mljet.

Sail Croatia Croatia Yacht Cruise Charters

The line charters their 4- to 12-passenger yachts and catamarans for friends and family groups, and larger ships.

Sail Croatia’s 38- to 40-passenger ships are sometimes chartered by travel agencies who put together groups or special events.

Less than 5% of their business is full-ship charters.

Why Choose Sail Croatia  

The Navigator cruises are a good pick for younger cruisers who want a budget option and a party-like experience.

More mature travelers who want a bit of luxury on their coastal jaunts will love the Premier Plus voyages.

About The Author

John Roberts

John Roberts is a freelance writer and operator of InTheLoopTravel.com. He writes about cruising and active travel, and is QuirkyCruise's resident small-ship cruising fitness reporter!

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