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8-day private yacht cruise

Croatia

J U L Y 1 0 – 1 7 , 2 0 2 7

Aboard the beautiful 18-cabin private yacht M/S SWALLOW

Reserve Your Cabin — €4,000 pp
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Ports of call

These are the Croatian ports we return to most often—the places guests remember, talk about, and want more time in. Not every sailing visits every destination. Each route is shaped around distance, navigation, cruising time, swim stops, and enough time ashore to enjoy the place instead of simply checking it off a list.

Skradin (NP Krka)

Skradin is small, polished, and perfectly placed at the entrance to Krka National Park. The waterfront is lined with cafés, boats, and old stone buildings, while the park’s waterfalls and walking trails make this one of the most memorable gateways on the coast.

Primošten

Primošten rises from the Adriatic in a tight circle of stone streets and red-tiled roofs. It is the kind of town that works beautifully from every angle—easy to explore, rich in character, and surrounded by water that makes staying aboard feel like a missed opportunity.

Bol - on island Brač

Bol is best known for Zlatni Rat, the famous beach that reaches into the sea and changes shape with the wind and current. Beyond the shoreline, the town offers stone streets, waterfront dining, and a relaxed island atmosphere that gives the day plenty of room to breathe.

Stari Grad, Hvar and Jelsa (island Hvar)

Stari Grad is one of the oldest towns in Europe, but it does not feel stuck in the past. Quiet lanes, historic stone homes, waterfront cafés, and the surrounding Stari Grad Plain give this part of Hvar a deeper, more understated kind of beauty.

Hvar Town, Hvar

Hvar brings the polish. Historic architecture, a lively harbor, stylish restaurants, and sweeping views from the fortress above town make it one of the most recognized stops in Croatia. It has energy, elegance, and enough character to earn the attention it gets.

Jelsa, Hvar

Jelsa offers a calmer side of Hvar, with a peaceful harbor, intimate streets, and a more relaxed pace than the island’s busier destinations. It is a strong stop for guests who want local atmosphere, coastal scenery, and time to enjoy the town without fighting through a crowd.

Korčula Town, Korčula

Korčula is wrapped in stone walls and laid out in narrow streets that open toward the sea. The old town carries centuries of history, but the waterfront, restaurants, wine, and evening atmosphere keep the experience from feeling like a museum visit.

Vela Luka, Korčula

Vela Luka sits in a wide natural harbor on the western side of Korčula. It is known for its maritime character, local traditions, nearby coves, and a quieter atmosphere that makes it feel more like a lived-in Croatian town than a polished tourist stop.

Pomena and Mljet National Park

Pomena is a small harbor village at the edge of Mljet National Park. The park’s saltwater lakes, forested trails, and peaceful scenery give guests a chance to slow the pace, stretch their legs, and see a greener, quieter side of the Croatian islands.

Šipan

Šipan is the largest of the Elaphiti Islands, but it still feels intimate and unhurried. Stone villages, olive groves, quiet coves, and a strong connection to traditional island life make it an easy place to settle into without needing a long list of attractions.

Maslinica, Šolta

Maslinica sits around a sheltered harbor on the western edge of Šolta. With stone houses, clear water, nearby islets, and a laid-back waterfront, it delivers the kind of quiet coastal beauty that yacht travel is supposed to make possible.

Trogir

Trogir is a compact historic town connected to the mainland by bridges and packed with Romanesque and Renaissance architecture. The old center is easy to explore on foot, with stone lanes, waterfront dining, and enough history to make every turn feel deliberate.

Slano

Slano curves around a protected bay backed by green hills and small villages. It is peaceful, scenic, and well suited to a slower stop where the pleasure comes from the setting itself—clear water, open views, and none of the noise of a major port.

Zlarin

Zlarin is a car-free island known for its quiet lanes, traditional stone homes, and long history of coral craftsmanship. The atmosphere is calm and distinctly local, making it a natural fit for guests who want to experience the coast without commercial clutter.

Trstenik

Trstenik is a small wine village on the Pelješac Peninsula, tucked between steep vineyard slopes and the Adriatic. It is especially appealing for travelers interested in local wine, coastal scenery, and the kind of stop that feels discovered rather than scheduled.

Makarska

Makarska brings together a lively waterfront, beaches, cafés, and the dramatic Biokovo mountains rising behind the town. The setting has scale, the promenade has energy, and the contrast between sea and mountain gives this stop a look that is hard to forget.

Daily Itinerary

DAY 1

Skradin

Quaint Skradin features pastel waterfront homes, cobbled streets, peaceful marina, and wonderful local wine. This charming Croatian gem serves as gateway to Krka National Park’ s thundering waterfalls and turquoise swimming holes.

DAY 1

Day 2

Split

Split is Croatia’s vibrant coastal city featuring the ancient Diocletian’s Palace, a 1700-year-old UNESCO site, plus Roman ruins, intimate eateries, wine bars, and stunning turquoise beaches like Bacvice and Kasjuni.

Day 2

DAY 3

Bol and Stari Grad

Bol features the stunning V-shaped Zlatni Rat beach, stone houses, and 16th-century Blaca Monastery. Stari Grad, one of Europe’s oldest towns, offers rich archaeological sites, fascinating museums, and numerous anchorage bays.

DAY 3

DAY 4

Vis

Vis is a remote Adriatic island with pristine beaches, clear waters, ancient ruins, and Venetian architecture. Its charming villages offer fresh seafood, local wines, and access to the stunning Blue Cave.
DAY 4

DAY 5

Korčula

Korčula, Croatia’s treasured island features lush forests, enchanting cobbled streets within 13th-century walls, rich cultural heritage, art exhibitions, and vibrant summer evening festivals.
DAY 5

DAY 6

Pomena

Pomena, small fishing village on western Mljet, offers idyllic retreat with picturesque harbor, restaurants, bicycle trails near national park lakes, and sheltered cove – perfect peaceful spot for rest and relaxation.
DAY 6

DAY 7

Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is one of the most popular cities to visit in Croatia; and for good reason. The scenery, ancient structures, amazing food and the romanticism of this city speak volumes and justify its status.

DAY 7

€4,000 per person

First Come First Serve for Cabin Location

Book by August 1 and get a €200 BAR TAB onboard per cabin

  • €1500 Non Refundable Deposit per cabin
  • 50% Deposit Due January 2027
  • Final Payment Due March 2027
  • Travel Insurance Highly Recommended
  • Cabin Rates are based on Double Occupancy
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Cabin Options on M/S Swallow

All of the cabins on our ship are quite spacious, containing private facilities and air-conditioning, offering accommodation for up to a maximum of 36 people. The cabins are situated on two decks, the main and the lower deck of the ship, with the crew members being situated in a separate area.

Almost all of the cabins can be interchangeably switched from twin to double bed configurations. The cabins are equipped with beds that are 80x195x20 cm in size, with maximum health and comfort in mind.

Every cabin contains a working desk, chair, sofa, a minimum of one mirror, night lamps, safe deposit box (can be operated by key or code), PA system for announcements and music, hair dryer, 220 V electric supply, lifejacket, wardrobe and luggage storage space under bed, in addition to the latest safety and fire alarms.

Below the deck cabins have at least two portholes (that cannot be opened) and dual ventilation system (one in bathroom and one in cabin) while main deck cabins have a minimum of two windows or portholes, one in the bathroom and one (or in some cases, two) in the cabin bedroom.

The cabins are soundproof and have fireproof doors. These are operated by a key card system which unlocks the door and provides electric power for the cabin. The keys are programmed to fit a specific cabin. The cabins are also equipped with dual system air-conditioning, ensuring maximum comfort.

Minimum Age on M/S Swallow is 12. There is no elevator on this ship and might require stairs to access certain areas.

Main Deck with Access from the Inside Cabins

CABINS 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18
  • Cabin size: 12.5-14.5m² (135- 156 ft²)
  • All cabin’s include writing desk, chair, lamps, safe deposit box, PA system, hairdryer, TV, closet, under the bed luggage storage. The cabin’s are equipped with a dual ventilation and dual airconditioning system, form maximum comfort. The airconditioning will shut down when the doors or the windows are open or not shut properly.
Cabin #Cabin Layout
13Main deck inside access (twin)
14Main deck inside access (twin)
15Main deck inside access (twin or double)
16Main deck inside access (twin or double+3rd bed option)
17Main deck inside access (twin or double)
18Main deck inside access (twin or double)

Main Deck with Access from the Outside Cabins

CABINS: 9, 10, 11, 12
  • Cabin size: 12.1-14.5m² (130- 156 ft²)
  • All cabin’s include writing desk, chair, lamps, safe deposit box, PA system, hairdryer, TV, closet, under the bed luggage storage. The cabin’s are equipped with a dual ventilation and dual airconditioning system, form maximum comfort. The airconditioning will shut down when the doors or the windows are open or not shut properly.
Cabin #Cabin Layout
9Main deck outside access (twin or double)
10Main deck outside access (twin or double)
11Main deck outside access (twin or double)
12Main deck outside access (twin or double)

Below Deck

CABINS: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
  • Cabin size: 12.6-17.4m² (136- 187 ft²)
  • All cabin’s include writing desk, chair, lamps, safe deposit box, PA system, hairdryer, TV, closet, under the bed luggage storage. The cabin’s are equipped with a dual ventilation and dual airconditioning system, form maximum comfort. The airconditioning will shut down when the doors or the windows are open or not shut properly.
Cabin #Cabin Layout
1Below deck (twin or double)
2Below deck (twin or double)
3Below deck (twin or double)
4Below deck (twin or double)
5Below deck (double setup)
6Below deck (double setup)
7Below deck (twin or double)
8Below deck (twin or double)

Inclusions

  • 7 nights/8 days full charter
  • Daily Cabin Cleaning
  • Captain & Crew
  • Air Conditioning & Wi-Fi
  • 7 Breakfasts & 6 Lunches
  • Swim Stops in the Adriatic
  • Captain's Dinner
  • Hot Tub & Sauna
  • Coffee, Tea & Purified Water
  • Non-Motorized Water Toys

Not Included

  • Alcoholic beverages
  • 50 Euro pp tourist tax
  • Flight, transfers, gratuities, and insurance

Fly into Split Out of Dubrovnik

* Ports are subject to change at Captain’s discretion

Pricing and booking

Choose your sailing

Departure DateRouteCabins LeftPrice Per PersonAction
Ship Name: Swallow
July 10-17Sibenick to Dubrovnik18 Left€4,000Reserve
July 17-24Dubrovnik to Sibenik18 Left€4,000Reserve
October 2-9Sibenick to Dubrovnik18 Left€4,000Reserve
*Availability updates in real-time. Cabins are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis.

Deposits & Payment

  • €1,500 non-refundable deposit per cabin
  • 50% deposit due 6 months prior to sailing
  • Final payment due 4 months prior to sailing
  • Travel insurance highly recommended
  • Cabin rates based on double occupancy per person
INQUIRE ABOUT FULL CHARTER

What's Not Included

  • Beverages not listed
  • €60 per person tourist tax (payable on ship)
  • Crew gratuities (recommended €250 per guest)
  • Airfare, transfers, insurance
Departure DateRouteCabins LeftPrice Per PersonAction
Ship Name: Swallow
May 14-21----
May 21-28TBD-Sibenik18 Left€4,000Reserve
June 4-11(Opatija to Sibenik) - Northern18 Left€4,000Reserve
July 2-9Sibenik-TBD18 Left€4,000Reserve
July 16-23TBD-Sibenik18 Left€4,000Reserve
July 30-Aug 6----
August 6-13----
August 13-20----
August 20-27----
August 27 - Sep 3Sibenik to Dubrovnik18 Left€4,000Reserve
September 3-10Dubrovnik to Sibenik18 Left€4,000Reserve
September 17-24Sibenik to Dubrovnik18 Left€4,000Reserve
Sept 24 - Oct 1Dubrovnik to Sibenik18 Left€4,000Reserve
October 1-8----
*Availability updates in real-time. Cabins are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis.

Deposits & Payment

  • €1,500 non-refundable deposit per cabin
  • 50% deposit due 6 months prior to sailing
  • Final payment due 4 months prior to sailing
  • Travel insurance highly recommended
  • Cabin rates based on double occupancy per person
INQUIRE ABOUT FULL CHARTER

What's Not Included

  • Beverages not listed
  • €60 per person tourist tax (payable on ship)
  • Crew gratuities (recommended €250 per guest)
  • Airfare, transfers, insurance

Start the conversation.

Available sailings and full-yacht charter opportunities run throughout the 2027 season. Tell us when you want to travel, and Sea|Sun will help you review available weeks, understand your options, and find the sailing that fits your plans.

Duration

7 Nights

Cabins

18 private

Max Guests

36 people

Route

Dalmatian Coast, Croatia

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