Lagoon 46 Catamaran

WHAT’S INCLUDED

CAPTAIN
All above listed boats have expert Vagabonde Adventures Captains onboard. They will sail you around the islands in safety, manage the important systems onboard and show you a fantastic time onboard. If you are interested in chartering a boat yourself and joining the flotilla please fill out the form on the bottom of this page or email us for details.

CHEF
This option has an expert Vagabonde Adventures Chef, who will be making you 7 breakfasts, 6 lunches and 2 dinners during the week. Food provisioning is paid for equally between the guests onboard. The chef will take care of the initial shop with help from a couple of guests, who can pay before splitting with the group. The chef will also keep the galley area clean and tidy.

YACHT ACCOMMODATION
You'll be staying on a beautiful yacht for 7 nights and sail alongside a new adventurous group of friends as part of the Vagabonde Adventures flotilla.

DINGHY
Every yacht comes equipped with a dinghy and outboard anytime you need to get to shore or go explore.

BED LINENS
Towels and bed linens are supplied, it’s not a bad idea to pack a quick dry beach towel.

FOOD ONBOARD
If you have a Chef on your yacht they will do the food shop for you on the first day, working from their personal menu.

YACHT FUEL, PORT FEES, WATER, SHORE POWER
All yacht fees are included in the price.

ESTIMATED ADDITIONAL COSTS

ALCOHOL & EATING OUT 300€ per person
Your Chef (if your yacht has one) cooks you breakfast and lunch every day and two dinners during the week. You’re free to eat out or cook for yourself for the rest. Treat yourself to drinks and meals throughout the week in local bars and restaurants.

MEALS FOR SKIPPER & HOST 100€ per person
Guests are responsible for feeding their crew. This includes onboard food and meals when ashore, a small amount when split between the group.

TRANSFERS TO & FROM AIRPORT
You’ll need to make your own way to the marina from the airport - if you are taking a taxi, make sure to take out cash first!

STAFF GRATUITY at your discretion
Tipping is customary in the marine industry. If your skipper and host have given you an amazing week, please consider tipping them for their services. 15-20% of the total trip cost is standard. 

DALMATIAN ISLANDS ITINERARY

Sailing in Croatia isn’t about sticking to a strict schedule - it’s about chasing the wind, discovering hidden coves, and embracing the unexpected. This flotilla is all about adventure, where each day unfolds based on the weather and the magic of the Dalmatian islands.

SPLIT

A historic gateway to the Adriatic. Our journey begins near Split, the vibrant heart of the Dalmatian coast. We can explore Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, or take in panoramic views from Marjan Hill. As the sun sets, the Riva waterfront comes alive with lively bars and restaurants, setting the tone for the adventure ahead.

BRAČ

Brač is home to iconic landscapes, including Zlatni Rat, a golden-hued beach that shifts shape with the tides. With Eta’s expert eye, we might find the lucky stone hidden among its pebbles. A hike to Pustinja Blaca reveals an ancient cliffside monastery, while a seaside konoba serves up local wine and specialties.

HVAR & PAKLENI ISLANDS

A blend of glamour & seclusion. The Pakleni Islands, just off Hvar’s coast, are a sailor’s dream with turquoise lagoons and hidden coves. In Hvar Town, Venetian architecture and buzzing bars create an unforgettable atmosphere. For a quieter escape, we can sail to Sveta Nedilja to visit an underwater winery and sip bold Plavac Mali wines.

VIS

A time capsule of history & natural wonders. Once a military island, Vis remains one of the Adriatic’s most untouched gems. We can explore the Blue and Green Caves, swim in Stiniva Bay, or take a military tour of Vis’ bunkers and tunnels. Renting scooters offers a scenic way to discover vineyards, olive groves, and coastal beauty.

KORČULA

Medieval charm & wild nature. Korčula, known as “Little Dubrovnik,” blends history and natural beauty. We might explore its Old Town or visit Badija, where friendly deer roam ancient monastery ruins. The warm glow of sunset over Korčula’s skyline makes for a perfect evening backdrop.

LASTOVO (weather permitting)

The edge of the Adriatic. If the weather allows, we’ll sail to Lastovo, Croatia’s most remote inhabited island. Known for its dark skies and wild landscapes, it feels like the edge of the world. A quiet dinner at a family-run konoba, with freshly grilled fish and local wines, is the perfect way to take it all in.

Endless possibilities, unforgettable memories - no two flotillas are the same. Whether it’s an impromptu beach stop, a night under the stars, or a detour to chase the best winds, this journey is about freedom. By the time we return to Trogir, we’ll have new friendships, incredible stories, and a longing to set sail again.

This itinerary is weather dependant and may change slightly.

JOURNEY DETAILS

·    DATES August 23 - 30, 2025

·    LOCATION Split, Croatia

TRAVEL TO AND FROM THE MARINA

Jump in one of our recommended vans for the ride from Split Airport (SPU) to the base marina nearby

IN THE MARINA

Meeting time with your Captain and Chef is at 1 pm Saturday at the base marina

Boarding: The yachts are usually ready to board at 5 pm.

Disembarking: We arrive back at the marina on Friday evening by 6 pm and will spend the final night with a farewell dinner nearby. Guests must disembark the yachts by 9 am on Saturday.

LOCAL INFORMATION

• The Currency in Croatia is the EURO.

• You are strongly advised to have travel insurance while travelling.

• Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted in most hotels, shops and larger restaurants; American Express is not accepted in some establishments. However, you are strongly recommended to carry cash needed for the week before leaving your marina for meals, fuel, mooring fees and water taxis. 

• The dress code on the islands is casual (shorts & t-shirts) and only the most exclusive restaurants require elegant clothing. 

• The Time zone is Central European Summer Time.

• Grocery stores are generally open 08:00- 21:00. 

• The majority of islanders are religious and this should be respected.

WEATHER

The average daily temperature in Croatia during August ranges between 25°C (77°F) and 30°C (86°F), minimum nighttime temperatures around 21°C (71°F) and low monthly rainfall. With average water temperatures of 24°C - 28°C (75°F - 82°F), going in the water (and staying there!) feels great.

PACKING LIST

Pack in a soft duffel-type bag, please avoid using hard suitcases as we are unable to store them onboard.

You will likely spend most of your week in your bathing suit and flip flops. Don’t forget a good hat (preferably wide brim with a chin strap for the windy days), reef safe sunscreen, light long sleeve sun shirt and polarized sunglasses to help with the glare of the water.

Evenings are pretty relaxed even when ashore at restaurants, smart casual is as dressy as it gets. Pack a pair of long pants and a light jacket for the off chance of a cooler evening.

CLOTHING
Lightweight clothes; dresses, tank tops, shorts, t-shirts, sarongs. Remember you’ll be in your swimwear most of the time! Good quality polarized sunglasses, wide brim hat and a sun protective shirt are a must! Light raincoat/wind jacket and a pair of long pants in case of summer storms and cool evenings. Flip-flops or sandals, deck shoes such as sneakers or tennis shoes with non-marking soles.

TOILETRIES
Reef friendly high factor sunscreen and aftersun, lip balm (with SPF), mosquito repellent spray and anti-itch cream for mosquito bites and seasickness medication if you think you’ll need it.

EXTRAS/NICE TO HAVE
Beach towel or Turkish towel (1 bath towel is provided by the charter company), waterproof bag, adapter for electrical plugs, phone charger and battery pack, your own water bottle to minimize plastic use, disposable underwater camera or GoPro, a book/e-reader for down time, cards, chess or your favorite board game

DOCUMENTS
Valid passport, visa, travel insurance, printouts of important info such as meeting details and travel documents, local currency.