Via Croatia
Croatian Travel Designer
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Croatia was seriously the most beautiful country I've ever seen. And the yacht service was impeccable! Trip of a lifetime!
Josh Koerpel
Starting in Dubrovnik, known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic," you'll be captivated by its medieval Old Town, fortified walls, and sparkling turquoise waters. Take a stroll along the famous Stradun street, visit the iconic Dubrovnik City Walls, and soak in the sun on the nearby beautiful beaches. Continuing your adventure, we'll explore the picturesque islands of Korčula and Hvar, where ancient architecture, lavender fields, and crystal-clear waters await. Taste local wines and delectable seafood dishes unique to these islands.
Navigating through the narrow streets of the Old Town, you'll find an array of historic sites, such as the Rector's Palace and the Onofrio's Fountain. The city is fairly walkable, but it's worth noting that there are many steps, particularly if you're heading up to higher vantage points like the Fort Lovrijenac.
When you're not sightseeing, take the time to indulge in the local cuisine - freshly caught seafood, locally sourced olives and wines are staples. Don't forget to check the schedules for the local ferries if you plan to visit the nearby Elafiti Islands or the popular island of Lokrum.
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You awaken to the gentle rays of sunlight caressing your skin, streaming through nautical portholes. The morning routine is a breeze in your private, fully-appointed bathroom complete with soothing hot showers, plush towels, and premium amenities. Then making your way towards the main salon, a delectable breakfast of fresh meats, cheeses, pastries, and eggs awaits, accompanied by your choice of fresh coffee or tea.
Sip a mimosa from the bar and bask in the sun deck's luxurious lounge chairs, accompanied by seagulls tracing the ship's path to the next enchanting island destination.
Embrace the invigorating salt breeze, the sun's warmth on your skin, and the ship's arrival into a secluded cove perfect for a rejuvenating swim. Clad in a soft, warm terry cloth robe, savor a perfectly crafted coffee on the aft deck, mere steps away from a bubbling Jacuzzi eager for the evening ahead.
A city filled with beautiful Baroque, Gothic and Renaissance churches, aristocratic palaces, red-roofed townhouses, magnificent monasteries and fascinating history.
Dubrovnik’s old town is known as one of the world’s finest and most perfectly preserved medieval cities. One of the best views in the world is to be had from its monumental City Walls.
Wander the bustling boutiques, markets and bars, savor freshly-caught seafood while gazing out to sea at sunset; walk along the iconic walls, or take a cable car up to Mount Srd for the most spectacular views in all of Dubrovnik.
Fall asleep within the magic of Dubrovnik harbor. The rocky mountain cliffs layer off in a misty white haze towards the horizon, clay roofed buildings cling to the cliffside, chimneys puffing with wood smoke before the sun appears over the peaks, while sea birds glide over the water and ride the air currents that sweep down from the hills and funnel between the island of Locrum.
Explore the wonders of Dubrovnik’s old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important living historical monuments in this part of Europe.
The top attractions you’ll get to explore: The Old City Walls, Dubrovnik Cathedral and Treasury, The City Gates, Loggia Square, Fort Lovrijenac, Large Fountain of Onofrio and St. Saviour Church, Minceta Tower, Franciscan Church and Monastery, The Rector’s Palace and many more.
- Via Verified local guide
- Dubrovnik City Walls entrance fee
- Private transfer
Docking in the sparkling turquoise waters of Korčula, you'll find yourself immersed in an enchanting blend of medieval architecture, lush vineyards, and serene beaches, all under the warm Mediterranean sun.
You’ll get to see the emblematic landmarks and major sights of Korčula Old Town such as St Mark’s Cathedral and other churches in the Old Town, the Bishop’s Treasury, the Town Museum, the Icon Museum, as well as other interesting places including House of Marco Polo & Museum
After the sightseeing, enjoy short panoramic drive to the local ranch "MAHA” in Korčula countryside where you’ll have a traditional dinner. This local farm offers the opportunity to get the real feel of the island.
Dine under the Croatian sky, as a meal under the iron dome, covered by ashes has been simmering for hours before you have even arrived.
- Dinner in local estate
- Private transfer
Docking in the sparkling turquoise waters of Korčula, you'll find yourself immersed in an enchanting blend of medieval architecture, lush vineyards, and serene beaches, all under the warm Mediterranean sun.
Due to its strategic location on the open sea, it served as a military zone for many years. Since the independence of Croatia, the island began opening slowly to the outside world, offering it’s unique traditions, history, cultural heritage and natural beauty to visitors.
It is slowly becoming one of the most popular tourist destinations in Croatia.
Anchoring in Vis harbor is special and unique due to its untouched natural beauty, crystal-clear waters, and historical allure, exemplified by attractions like the mesmerizing Blue Cave and the ancient ruins of the Greek colony of Issa.
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There are over 30 military sites around the island. Find out why Vis was called the “key of the Adriatic” on a private jeep safari tour. The tour of the island begins with a few historical facts from ancient times until the present.
After departing from Vis town, we’ll take a tour of Tito’s cave, the island’s highest peak at Hum (587m), the former air force airport and the cricket field in Pliskopoje, as well as the George III fort above Vis Town, the former military base of Parja, and the submarine tunnel “Jastog” (Lobster). When we return to Vis town you’ll see the remains of a Greek cemetery and Roman bath house.
The island of Hvar is the queen of the Croatian Dalmatian islands. Its fame goes back to antique times because of its important strategic and nautical position, rich history and culture, and natural landmarks.
- Hand-picked local Via guide
- Local Vis island transfer
Hvar Town is filled with terracotta-roofed buildings, and the 13th-century walls of the Fortica fortress rise imposingly in the distance. The harbor itself is filled with a mix of modest fishing boats and extravagant super-yachts.
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On this private tour, together with your local guide explore island sleepy ancient and medieval villages and learn about their history and tradition. Mountain biking from Bol all over the island Brač in Croatia is an unforgettable experience. The island (because of it’s size) has a big choice of roads and offroads very suitable for mountain biking.
We will pass through Nerežišća – located on the crossroads of the island’s main roads and Škrip – the oldest settlement in Brač, where we will visit the Museum of Oil. The museum presents the traditional process of olive oil making on the island of Brač.
The Museum of Oil exhibits olive mill, olive press, spindle for tightening press screw, bags, fireplace for heating water and all traditional tools for transport, production and storage of olive oil. Along with a lesson about the most important product of Brač, you will be able to taste the finest olive oils, local sweet jams and enjoy a welcome aperitif.
- Hand-picked VIA local guide
- Mountain bike or e-bike
- All equipment
- Olive oil tasting
- Traditional local snacks
- Olive Oil Museum Entrance Fee
- Private transfer
Anchoring on the island of Brač is an incredibly beautiful experience due to its stunning natural beauty, crystal-clear waters, and the iconic Golden Horn beach, a remarkable horn-shaped landform that changes its shape and direction with the winds and tides.
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Without hiding their pride, the people of Split will tell you that their city is "The most beautiful one in the world and beyond." Split will surely convince you of this as soon as you discover it!
Many of the historic buildings are still standing even today. Because of this, a visit to Split is like time traveling into another dimension.
Relax and wander the city at your own pace!
Step aboard and be rocked to sleep by the gentle rolling of a private docking scenario. Only steps away from the famous Riva and outstanding harbor nightlife.
Consider spending a leisurely day at Bačvice Beach, where locals play a traditional game called picigin. Delight your senses with peka, a traditional Dalmatian dish of slow-cooked meat or seafood. Visit Marjan Hill, a verdant oasis perfect for hiking or cycling, offering panoramic views of the city and the sparkling Adriatic Sea.
As the sun sets, savor a glass of local wine in one of the city's rooftop bars, reflecting on the stunning cityscape of terracotta rooftops and the expansive azure sea. Departing from Split, you'll carry with you memories of a place that seamlessly blends the past and present, promising to stay with you long after you've left its sun-kissed shores.
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