South Dalmatia
Discover magic South Dalmatia
South Dalmatia is a sailor’s paradise, brimming with incredible sights and experiences. The rugged coastlines, hidden bays, and enchanting islands offer a perfect blend of natural beauty, history, and culture. Start your journey in the iconic city of Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture and impressive city walls.
Explore some of the Elafiti Islands, a picturesque archipelago near Dubrovnik, comprising 14 islands, including Koločep, Lopud, and Šipan. They are known for their car-free villages, sandy beaches, and tranquil atmosphere, they offer a perfect escape for those seeking natural beauty and relaxation.
Experience the tranquility of the less-visited island of Mljet, home to the stunning Mljet National Park, with its saltwater lakes and lush forests.
Sail along the coast to discover the picturesque island of Korčula, the birthplace of Marco Polo, and explore its medieval Old Town UNESCO Heritage site, and Lumbarda, a charming village known for its picturesque vineyards, fine wines, and beautiful sandy beaches.
Lastovo Island, located far on the open sea, offers the Park of Nature and crystal-clear waters.
The waters of South Dalmatia are crystal-clear, making them ideal for diving, snorkeling, and swimming.
Every sailing route in South Dalmatia can be tailored to your preferences, ensuring a unique and unforgettable adventure. Whether you’re seeking history, culture, or natural beauty, South Dalmatia has something for every sailor.
Our favorite sailing routes in South Dalmatia
Here are some of our favorite sailing routes in South Dalmatia. We are fully prepared to customize a special route tailored to your specific preferences, taking into account the weather and other conditions.
Explore South Dalmatia starting from marinas in Dubrovnik, Cavtat, Slano, and Trsteno.
South Dalmatia Sailing Hotspots
Dubrovnik: Explore this UNESCO World Heritage site, often referred to as the „Pearl of the Adriatic,“ with its impressive medieval walls, historic charm, and stunning views.
Trsteno: Visit the famous arboretum in Trsteno, home to stunning gardens and ancient trees, offering a peaceful and scenic experience.
Slano: Enjoy the picturesque village of Slano with its beautiful bay and scenic views.
Lopud, Elafiti Islands: Experience the tranquil retreat of Lopud, known for its sandy beaches and car-free village, ideal for relaxation and leisure.
Šipan: Discover the largest of the Elafiti Islands, Šipan, known for its peaceful bays, quiet surroundings, and rich history.
Mljet National Park: Explore the natural paradise of Mljet National Park, renowned for its saltwater lakes, lush forests, and stunning landscapes.
Ston, Pelješac Peninsula: Explore the historic town of Ston, famous for its ancient salt pans, extensive medieval walls, and oyster farms.
Korčula Town: Wander through the historic streets of Korčula’s Old Town, a UNESCO Heritage site believed to be the birthplace of Marco Polo, offering rich culture and beautiful architecture.
Lumbarda, Korčula: Savor the fine wines produced in Lumbarda, especially the unique Grk wine, and enjoy the beautiful sandy beaches in a serene setting.
Lastovo: Enjoy the pristine nature and clear waters of Lastovo Island, offering excellent opportunities for stargazing and a peaceful retreat away from the crowds.