Šibenik → Maslinica (Šolta)
Board at D-Marin Mandalina in Šibenik and cruise to Maslinica, the prettiest bay on the island of Šolta. First evening anchored among seven small islets.
Route · 7 nights (8 days)
A 7-Day One-Way Crewed Yacht Charter from Split to Dubrovnik
Šibenik to Dubrovnik is a seven-night, one-way yacht charter that sails the heart of the Dalmatian coast, finishing at the storied walls of Dubrovnik. From Šibenik you cross to Maslinica, the only harbour on the western side of tranquil Šolta, then to Hvar Town with its marble squares and hilltop fortress. The route reaches remote Vis — Komiža, the Blue Cave and water of astonishing clarity — before turning south to Korčula, the walled, wine-making town said to be the birthplace of Marco Polo. The green national-park island of Mljet offers a day of forest-fringed saltwater lakes and quiet anchorages, and the Elaphiti island of Šipan provides a final, peaceful night before the grand finale. You arrive in Dubrovnik by sea, the medieval ramparts of the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic’ rising straight from the water — the most dramatic way to end a voyage. A one-way route from north to south, it strings together six of Croatia’s finest islands into a single, perfectly paced week.
Each stop is the captain's starting point — fully customisable to weather, sea state and your wishes.
Board at D-Marin Mandalina in Šibenik and cruise to Maslinica, the prettiest bay on the island of Šolta. First evening anchored among seven small islets.
On to Hvar, anchoring off the Pakleni Islands for the swimming before berthing for Hvar's celebrated evening on the promenade.
The crossing to Vis, the Adriatic's most remote inhabited island. Komiža for dinner, the Blue Cave on neighbouring Biševo by tender, and quiet coves all to yourself.
A longer leg (around 44 nm) to Korčula and its walled medieval town. Sunset from the ramparts, dinner in the old quarter.
Cruise to Mljet, a third of which is national park — two saltwater lakes, a Benedictine island monastery, and pine forest down to the water. The greenest stop on the route.
A short hop to Šipan, largest of the Elaphiti Islands just off Dubrovnik. Sleepy, fragrant with citrus, and a final quiet anchorage before the city. Optional detour to Cavtat.
The final leg to Dubrovnik. Sail in under the great city walls, berth, and spend the evening inside the old town — a fitting end to the voyage.
Breakfast aboard and disembarkation.
Dive deeper into the islands and harbours this itinerary calls at.
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The Šibenik to Dubrovnik route is 7 nights (8 days). It departs from Šibenik and returns to Dubrovnik. Like every Splendid Yachting itinerary it is fully flexible — your captain adapts each leg to the weather, sea state and your wishes.
This itinerary visits Maslinica, Hvar Town, Vis, Korčula, Mljet, Šipan and Dubrovnik — 7 curated stops in total. Each stop is the captain's suggested starting point and can be swapped, shortened or extended.
Yes. Every Splendid Yachting route is a starting point, not a fixed schedule. Your captain tailors the daily plan to sea conditions, your pace and special requests — from hidden anchorages and beach clubs to Michelin-level dining ashore.
The Croatian charter season runs from May to October. June and September offer warm seas with fewer crowds, while July and August are peak summer. We plan and book this route year-round for the season that suits you best.
Any crewed motor yacht in the Splendid Yachting fleet can run this itinerary — from intimate 14–18 metre yachts for six guests to 40 metre-plus superyachts. Sara will match the right yacht and crew to your group size and budget.
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