Europe · 8 Days
The Croatia Experience
Your Adriatic Sailing Era
Croatia is serving Game of Thrones realness meets Mediterranean chic. From Dubrovnik's ancient walls to the crystal-clear waters of the Dalmatian coast, this experience delivers stunning scenery at every turn. The whole yacht is ours—every ensuite cabin, the lit-up top deck, and a crew whose only itinerary is yours—so you unpack once and wake up somewhere new every morning, with a midday swim stop in open water on the sail down to Dubrovnik. Island hop through paradise, explore historic cities, and sip Croatian wines overlooking the Adriatic. This is European luxury with serious adventure vibes—the kind of trip that makes you fall in love with travel all over again.
Dates
July 8-15, 2028
Duration
8 Days
Where
Split, Bol, Korčula, Dubrovnik, Trstenik & Hvar
Travel with
A group of 2 to 28
$499 per person holds your reservation. Reserve by Saturday, October 31 at 11:59 PM Pacific and bubbles and the digital guide are included.
Reserve by Saturday, October 31 and your reservation includes bubbles in your room on arrival and the Caviar digital guide.
After your deposit the balance splits into equal monthly payments on the 1st, starting November 1, 2026. No interest. The balance is settled 30 days before a 2027 departure and 90 days before a 2028 departure.
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Split, Bol, Korčula, Dubrovnik, Trstenik & Hvar. A past Caviar in the Air journey.Your Journey Unfolds
The Day-by-Day Rundown
Day 01LunchSplit, Then Straight Out to Sea
Land at Split (SPU) — mornings are best — and look for the sign with your name on it. The group rolls to Marina Baotic just after midday, and by half past one you are checking into your ensuite cabin on a private mega yacht that is entirely ours. Lunch is served the moment we pull away, because we are not wasting an afternoon: it is a three-hour sail to Bol on the island of Brac. Somewhere in there, the welcome reception and safety briefing — the cocktail-in-hand, gourmet-spread kind of safety briefing. Dinner tonight is yours to choose in Bol: a waterfront table, or a garden one in the olive groves near the beach. Then back to the top deck, lit up and open late.
- Meet & greet at Split Airport (SPU)
- Check-in at Marina Baotic
- Lunch aboard as we sail for Bol
- Welcome reception on deck
- Dinner your way in Bol
- Overnight in Bol
Day 02BreakfastKorcula: Old Stone, Then Open Throttle
Breakfast buffet from eight, and we cast off at nine for Korcula, the most medieval town on this coast. The old town is laid out like a fishbone, every side street angled to catch the breeze and break the wind, which is the sort of thing people worked out long before air conditioning. A guided walk at three pulls the history out of the stone. At half five you trade the cobbles for a buggy and run the island's backroads in convoy, ending with a toast, local snacks and something cold in your hand. Dinner is on your own and the tables are held for quarter past nine or later, which is the correct hour to eat in Dalmatia anyway.
- Morning sail to Korcula
- Guided walk through Korcula Old Town
- Group buggy ride across the island
- Toast and local snacks at the finish
- Dinner on your own in the old town
Day 03BreakfastA Swim Stop, Then the Pearl at Dusk
Cast off at nine and sail into open water with nowhere in particular to be. By noon the engines cut and the Adriatic goes that impossible clear green. This is the swim stop, and it is the whole argument for chartering a yacht instead of booking hotels: snorkel, float, climb the ladder, do it again. At three we set a course for Dubrovnik, and the evening sail in is the best arrival in the Mediterranean and it is not close. The coastline goes to silhouette, the light goes amber, and everyone stops talking. Dinner in Dubrovnik is on your own tonight, and the Old Town after dark is worth walking hungry for.
- Midday swim and snorkel stop in open water
- A long afternoon on deck
- Evening sail into Dubrovnik
- Dinner on your own in the Old Town
Day 04Breakfast · LunchDubrovnik, Walls and Westeros
Coach into the Old Town just before ten for a guided tour through all that marble and limestone: the walls, the Stradun, the history, and the improbable story of how the place survived. Lunch is your call, a table in town or back aboard. The afternoon has an optional Game of Thrones filming-locations tour, two hours of standing exactly where the scenes were shot. Dinner is on your own again, and then, if you want it, there is a club built inside the city's medieval fortress walls that runs until it does not. Both answers are correct.
- Guided tour of Dubrovnik Old Town
- Lunch in town or back aboard
- Optional Game of Thrones filming-locations tour
- Dinner on your own
- Optional late night inside the fortress walls
Day 05Breakfast · DinnerTrstenik and a Village Table
A slow morning in Dubrovnik, then we cast off at two for the Peljesac peninsula, Croatia's great red wine country, which tumbles straight into the sea. We anchor at Trstenik by five, and half an hour later you are sitting down to the village dinner people come back for: traditional dishes cooked the old way, ingredients sourced from within sight of the table, and a rustic setting no restaurant could fake. This is the meal that is still in the group chat two years later.
- Morning at leisure in Dubrovnik
- Afternoon sail to the Peljesac peninsula
- Anchor off Trstenik village
- Included village dinner, cooked the traditional way
Day 06BreakfastHvar in All White
An early cast-off at half seven and a long, gorgeous sail north to the most glamorous harbour on the Adriatic. We are in by three, which gives you exactly enough time to get into the all-white you packed for tonight. A walking tour at half four covers Hvar's history and its heritage, then at half six we head to a seafront beach bar for sunset — everyone in white, the light doing precisely what you hoped it would. Dinner is on your own. And around midnight, boats leave the dock for an island club just offshore. Bring cash for the ride out and back, and do not make any promises about what time you will be home.
- Morning sail from Trstenik to Hvar
- Walking tour of Hvar town
- Sunset at a seafront beach bar
- All White theme night
- Optional midnight boat to an island club
Day 07Breakfast · Lunch · DinnerBol, the Golden Horn and the Captain's Dinner
Cast off at half seven, docked in Bol by nine, with the prettiest town on Brac laid out in front of you: stone houses, a waterfront promenade, gelato, shops, and the little train that runs down to the beach. Zlatni Rat, the Golden Horn, is a blade of white pebbles that curls into turquoise and shifts its point with the current, so it is never quite the same shape twice. Back aboard at half twelve for a wine tasting in the dining room, then lunch. The afternoon is yours entirely. At seven, the farewell Captain's Dinner in Bol — dress up, this is the evening the whole week has been quietly building toward — and at eight we sail back to Marina Baotic with the sun going down behind us.
- Morning arrival in Bol
- Zlatni Rat, the Golden Horn
- Wine tasting aboard
- Lunch aboard and a free afternoon
- Farewell Captain's Dinner in Bol
- Evening sail back to Marina Baotic
Day 08BreakfastNo Goodbyes, Just See You Soon
One last breakfast on deck, cabins checked out by nine, and your transfer to Split airport for flights out any time after midday. You came for a boat and you are leaving with a group chat. If you find yourself planning the return before you land, you are in very good company.
- Final breakfast aboard
- Cabin check-out at 9 AM
- Transfer to Split Airport (SPU)
- Depart any time after 12 PM
Words From Our Travelers
What They Said About The Croatia Experience
"Croatia was amazing! So pleased that there is a company showing the world to an urban professional clientele. Awesome times with like minded individuals out for the experience of a lifetime."
David Shepard
Croatia
"The Croatia Mega-Yacht trip was extraordinary, because it was a seamless smooth vacation experience as we sailed to 8 different locations on the Dalmatian coast. We were provided exceptional swag, enjoyed themed nights, wonderful food, fun excursions and swam in the Adriatic Sea."
Katie Sanchez
Croatia
"I enjoyed my Croatia MegaYacht Week trip more than words can express. The sights, sounds, aromas and flavors are now a part of who I am... but THE PEOPLE made this trip GLORIOUS! The staff is second to none!"
Heather Lenae Allen
Croatia
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