At home in Boka, at home across the Mediterranean
Most people who sail this coast choose one country. We think that is a missed opportunity, because the finest part of the Adriatic is exactly where the two meet.
The route begins and ends in Croatia. Somewhere in the middle of the week you cross into the Bay of Kotor, the stretch of coast we know best, because we live in it. We will tell you which bay to anchor in for a swim nobody has written about, where the food is worth the walk uphill and which morning to be at Our Lady of the Rocks before the day boats arrive.
Then you sail back north through the Elaphiti islands and finish where you started.
Seven days, two countries, one sea. The border crossing is arranged with the charter company in advance.
This charter stays in Croatia from beginning to end. No border, no crossing, just a week in Croatian waters from one of two home ports.
The classic central Dalmatian circle: Hvar, Vis, Korčula and the islands in between.
The southern route: the Elaphiti islands, Mljet, Šipan and the quiet bays most people sail straight past.
Catamarans, which have always been our speciality. Bareboat if you hold the licence, or with a skipper if you would rather be a guest on your own holiday.
The boats are not ours. They belong to partners we have worked with and chosen.
Tell us when you want to sail, how many of you there are and what kind of week you have in mind. We come back with a real offer, with the boat named and the price fixed.