South Dalmatia

South Dalmatia is the southernmost region in Croatia. It is best known for its magnificent port city, Dubrovnik. Protected by impressive fortifications, Dubrovnik was once a wealthy independent republic. Nowadays, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It also starred as the film set for Game of Thrones.

Dubrovnik is the ideal starting point for a luxury yacht charter. From here, you can sail around the islands of South Dalmatia. Firstly, you might visit Mljet, home to the salt-water lakes and pine forests of Mljet National Park. Secondly, head for Korcula, known as the birthplace of Marco Polo, and the producer of some of Dalmatia’s best white wines.

In contrast, opposite Korcula, Peljesac peninsula produces Croatia’s best red wines. And the narrow sea channel between Korcula and Peljesac is a top venue for windsurfing.

Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik, Croatia's best known and most glamorous tourist destination, lies in South Dalmatia on the Adriatic Sea. Formerly a wealthy...

More…

Elafiti Islands

The green, rocky, car-free Elafiti Islands in South Dalmatia include a dozen islets, of which three are inhabited: Šipan, Lopud,...

More…

Korcula

ACI Marina Korcula Korcula island, which is part of South Dalmatia, lies approximately halfway between Split and Dubrovnik. Certainly, Korčula...

More…

Lastovo

Lastovo is the most remote island in South Dalmatia. It is an excellent Croatia Yacht Charter destination for those who...

More…

Mljet

Mljet is an unspoilt green island in South Dalmatia in Croatia. Mljet National Park covers approximately one-third of the island....

More…

Peljesac Peninsula

The Peljesac Peninsula in South Dalmatia is a 44-mile-long mountainous peninsula, known for its excellent local wines, quaint villages, and...

More…

Ston

The tiny twin towns of Ston and Mali Ston lie at the very beginning of the Peljesac Peninsula. Medeival defensive...

More…