Dubrovnik Yacht Charter

When you book a sailing charter in Dubrovnik with The Moorings, you can either choose your own itinerary or follow one of our carefully-crafted 7-day Dubrovnik itineraries.

Our itineraries allow you to experience the very best that Dubrovnik has to offer, from discovering stunning historic towns to island hopping around nearby islands.

Whether you create your own route or follow our own, some of the must-visit places for any Dubrovnik yacht charter include:

• Lopud Island
• Pelješac
• Korčula Island
• Mljet island
• Šipan island
• Badija Island
• Hvar Island
• Lastovo Island

Some of the best things to do on your Dubrovnik sailing vacation include:

• Go snorkeling around the breathtaking Odisej Cave near Mljet Island.
• Explore the architectural wonders of Korčula town.
• Unleash your inner adventurer and have fun snorkeling, paddleboarding, kayaking and swimming in the piercing blue waters of Croatia.
• Immerse yourself in local culture by enjoying traditional dishes such as Black Risotto and Šporki Makaruli.
• Moor up and spend the day wandering around Dubrovnik’s Old Town.
• Head to the beautiful village of Trstenik and relax on some of the stunning pebble beaches.
• Relax on the deck of your Sailing yacht or Power yacht and spend your time admiring the mesmerizing views of the Dalmatian coast.

Learn more about the best things to do on a Dubrovnik Power charter.

The best part about booking your Dubrovnik sailing vacation with The Moorings is that you have the freedom to choose every aspect of your charter, including how long you want to set sail for.

We believe 7 days is a brilliant amount of time for a yacht charter in Dubrovnik as it gives you plenty of time to rest and relax, while providing countless opportunities to explore Dubrovnik and nearby islands. If you have any questions about the duration of your vacation, please contact us today.

The best time to embark on your Dubrovnik yacht charter is April-October. Dubrovnik, much like Agana, makes a fantastic Summer vacation destination as it enjoys sizzling Mediterranean temperatures, particularly between June-September.

Find out more about the best time to sail around Croatia. It is important to note that Dubrovnik is not a Winter sailing destination and our base is closed between mid-November and late March. If you want to feel some Winter sun on your face, check out our Caribbean destinations.

• Crystal-clear blue waters give way to white-sand beaches and secluded coves, while the thousands of Croatian islands offer endless opportunities for adventure.
• Dubrovnik’s historic fortifications surround picturesque white stone buildings, their terracotta roofs standing out in contrast to the rich azure blue of the Adriatic beyond. 
• The Old Town is a taste of Mediterranean life from another era. 
• The harbor is overlooked by Dubrovnik’s ancient citadels and scattered with many spectacular Renaissance palaces leading on to a warren of pedestrian-only streets.
• Just outside Dubrovnik harbor you’ll find the first of Croatia’s many isles: densely-wooded Lokrum, home to the ruins of a Benedictine monastery. 
• Cruise north and discover Mljet National Park – home to natural harbors, stunning beaches and tidal island lakes – and the island getaways of Korčula and Lastovo. 
• Beyond are the countless islands of the Dalmatian coast and a wealth of golden beaches, delicious seafood restaurants and exciting nightlife.