120 miles of Adriatic delicacies
Set sail from Dubrovnik and drink in the views as you cruise between lush and fertile southern Croatian islands of Ston, Mljet and Sipan. Our experienced Lead Crew will guide you through traditional fishing villages, hidden beaches and pebbled coves on a foodie’s tour of the Adriatic. You’ll sample vine-fresh olives, figs, grapes and almonds, and get a taste of true Dalmatian hospitality. Tour vineyards and drink the Plavac Mali, Grk and Dingač wines of the Pelješac, Korčula and Konavle regions. Enjoy exceptional meals in authentic local konobas in the company of your new flotilla friends.
Book a Dubrovnik Food and Wine flotilla, including vineyards tours and wine tastings for the following fee per boat:
- Monohulls 40 feet and under: 700 GBP
- Monohulls 41 feet to 52 feet: 950 GBP
- Monohulls 53 feet and above: 1,000 GBP
- Catamarans: 1,050 GBP
2021 departure dates:
- 6 June, 2021 - 13 June, 2021
Highlights
- Fresh seafood
- Family vineyard tours
- Award-winning local wines
- Traditional Dalmatian Peka
- Home-made liquors
- Visit Mljet National park
- See Marco Polo’s birthplace
Dubrovnik base
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Our Dubrovnik base is situated in the attractive village of Komolac, a 10-minute taxi ride from Dubrovnik Old Town. ‘The Pearl of the Adriatic’, Dubrovnik Old Town is one of the best-preserved medieval walled cities in the world and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Spend your first day making yourself at home amidst the Renaissance palaces and ancient citadels, exploring the labyrinth of marble paved streets to find hidden cafés and shops.
Discover Dubrovnik
Suđurađ, Šipan
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From Dubrovnik’s picturesque harbour, set sail on your flotilla yacht charter for Croatia’s clear Adriatic waters. You’ll head north up the Kolocepski Channel toward the lush island of Šipan, the largest of the Elaphiti Islands. Glide along the coast, stopping to enjoy the beautiful beaches on Lopud Island before mooring in Šipan. The town is nestled in a small natural inlet on the east coast of the island, providing perfect sheltered mooring for an overnight stop. Visit the 16th-century defence tower, built to protect the town from marauding pirates.
Wines and vineyard
Trstenik, Pelješac
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Head northwest out of Sudurad and sail the majestic Pelješac coastline towards Trstenik, one of the oldest settlements on the peninsula. A small town at the foot of towering mountain ranges, Trstenik boasts a unique marine ecosystem and clear waters ideal for scuba diving. Once in Trstenik, wine buffs will enjoy sampling the famous Plavac Mali red while relaxing at waterside restaurants.
Wines and vineyard
Lumbarda, Korčula
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Casting off from Trstenik, you’ll make your way westwards to the small fishing village of Lumbarda. Along the way you’ll pass scenic mountains and beautiful beaches that will tempt you to drop anchor and go for a swim. Visit the hidden beach of Lenga, where you’ll find pebble coves sheltered between high rocks. Lumbarda’s wide bay offers ample mooring, and the town is also known for its dry, aromatic Grk Bijeli white wine, so treat yourself to a glass or three while you’re here.
Wines and vineyard
Free sailing day
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Now that you’re used to your yacht, use today to strike out on your own or with a small group of new friends. You’ll have the splendour of the Dalmatian Coast at your fingertips. Indulge your curiosity and head further into the Adriatic, or visit that wonderful destination you loved too much to leave behind. If you want ideas, ask your lead crew for recommendations and the latest weather updates so you can make the most of your time.
Pelješac, Ston
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Sail from Korcula Island and navigate the channels to the town of Ston where the fleet will regroup. Ston is a veritable melting pot of rich historical and cultural heritages, and these diverse influences shine through in the local delicacies. Dalmatian dishes based on domestic fish, locally-grown vegetables and fresh olive oil are served across the town’s numerous restaurants, taverns and rural houses. Take in a wine tasting or two and indulge in the most famous Pelješac wine, Dingač.
Local wines
Dubrovnik Base
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Leave Ston and sail the short distance towards our Dubrovnik base, taking as much time as you like to explore the Benedictine monastery on the island of Lokrum and the dramatic walled defences of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, complete with cannons. Or head to the island of Lopud and stop off for lunch on the beaches of Šunj or Misty. There are no cars on Lopud, so a yacht is the only way to reach these perfect picnic spots.