Imagine waking up each morning anchored off a different Croatian island. No alarm. No fixed schedule. Just the sound of water against the hull, warm Adriatic light pouring through your cabin window, and a day of extraordinary possibilities ahead.

This June, we're making it happen.

The Trip

Private Catamaran Charter — Croatia June 19–26, 2027 · 8 days, 7 nights 36 guests only · 18 cabins

We've chartered the deluxe vessel Maritimo exclusively for our group — sailing a classic loop from Trogir through Hvar, Korčula, and the walled city of Dubrovnik before returning to port. Full crew on board. Three meals a day. A hot tub waiting for you after every afternoon ashore.

This is Croatia the way it's meant to be seen.

The Route

Saturday, June 19 — Embark in Trogir (Marina Baotić), sail to Hvar Sunday, June 20 — Hvar → Trstenik Monday, June 21 — Trstenik → Mljet National Park → Dubrovnik Tuesday, June 22 — Full day in Dubrovnik Wednesday, June 23 — Dubrovnik → Korčula Thursday, June 24 — Korčula → Pučišća Friday, June 25 — Pučišća → Trogir Saturday, June 26 — Disembarkation in Trogir

What's Included

Every cabin comes with full crew, daily buffet breakfast, three-course lunches, olive oil and wine tasting on board, beach towels, Wi-Fi, air-conditioned dining, a sundeck with lounge beds, and use of the onboard hot tub. The rear access platform makes slipping into the sea effortlessly easy.

Pricing

• →Cabins 17–18.5 m²: From €3,100 per person (double occupancy)
• →Cabins 19 m² and above: From €3,400 per person (double occupancy)
• →Single supplements available on request

The first 10 guests to book by July 31, 2026 receive an extra €100 off.

A 20% non-refundable deposit holds your cabin.

Required additional fees: ~€85 per person for visitor's tax, port fees, and Mljet National Park entrance.

Five Things You Didn't Know About Croatia

The necktie was born here. The word "cravat" comes from "Croat." In the 17th century, Croatian soldiers wore knotted neckcloths that so charmed the French court that the modern tie was born. Every boardroom knot in the world is a small nod to Croatia.

Zinfandel is Croatian. California's signature grape isn't Californian at all. DNA testing traced Zinfandel to Crljenak Kaštelanski, an old Dalmatian variety — so that bold glass of Zin you love started life on the Croatian coast.

Istria holds a truffle world record. The forests of Istria once yielded the largest truffle ever recorded, a Guinness World Record. Truffle hunting here is a centuries-old craft and one of the most memorable experiences we arrange for guests in autumn.

Over 1,000 islands — and almost none of them crowded. More than 1,000 islands, islets, and reefs line the coast, yet only around 50 are inhabited. That's a lifetime of hidden bays, empty anchorages, and private-island lunches. It's exactly why a yacht is the best way to see Croatia.

The water really is that blue. Visibility in the Adriatic regularly exceeds 30 metres. There's nothing quite like looking over the side of a boat and seeing the seabed thirty metres below you.

Explore More Croatia Guides

• →Croatia Travel: The Complete Guide — Our master guide to planning an extraordinary Croatia trip.
• →7 Days in Croatia: The Perfect Dalmatian Coast Itinerary — A day-by-day itinerary covering Dubrovnik, Hvar, and Split.
• →Croatia Travel Guide: The Adriatic's Most Dazzling Destination — Comprehensive destination guide to Croatia's coast, islands, and cuisine.

Ready to Join Us?

Only 18 cabins are available — and they fill quickly. If Croatia has been on your list, this is the trip to finally cross it off.

View the full trip details and sign up →

Or contact Lura directly at lura@lwtravel.org or (707) 486-2500.

See you on the water.