Dubrovnik Voyager
Sailing Route Guide
Discover useful pre-preparation information, important trip details, and a route guide for your Dubrovnik Voyager adventure.
Island Hopping Sailing Tours
Dubrovnik Voyager
Discover useful pre-preparation information, important trip details, and a route guide for your Dubrovnik Voyager adventure.
Island Hopping Sailing Tours
Opening Hours:
Monday - Friday: 9.00am - 5.30pm
Saturday: 9.00am - 1pm (By Appointment Only)
Address:
22 Bardsley Lane Greenwich
London SE10 9RF UK
Phone:
Email:
Opening Hours:
Monday - Friday: 9.00am - 5.30pm
Saturday: 9.00am - 1pm (By Appointment Only)
Address:
22 Bardsley Lane Greenwich
London SE10 9RF UK
Phone:
Email:
Your meeting point will be at ACI Marina in Dubrovnik.
Our team will meet you here on Saturday from 11 am. Your guest experience leader will drop a pin for the exact check-in location on arrival day. You can drop your bags off, meet the crew, and get ready for your trip. Arriving early will give you plenty of time to head to the local supermarket and pick up your favourite drinks, snacks, and lunch supplies.
You will board your yacht between 12pm and 2pm. We recommend arriving at the marina no later than 1pm.
From your meeting point, you will head to your yacht for check-in, meet your Skipper, get settled, and complete the safety briefing on board.
Your yacht will arrive at your final stop, Baotic Marina in Trogir, between 1pm and 3pm on the following Friday. All guests must check out by 5pm at the latest.
We recommend downloading WhatsApp as your main point of contact with the crew before and during your trip! You will be invited to join a flotilla WhatsApp group two weeks before your departure to connect with your fellow travellers. The crew will join this group chat the day before departure to address any last-minute questions about your arrival. Prior to this, your crew will be busy focusing on their current tour group.
If you have any questions prior to the day your tour departs, please contact the office customer service team:
EMAIL: hello@medsailors.com
PHONE: +44 20 3637 0071
Uber
Make sure you download Uber and create your account before you arrive in Croatia! Uber is the most popular taxi hailing app, and often provides cheaper rates than the local taxi’s.
The marina address is: ACI Marina, Ul. na Skali 2, 20236, Komolac, Croatia
TAXI:
Hail a taxi outside the airport, they have set rates to get to the marina.
1 to 4 Seater Car – €40
5 to 9 Seater Bus – €50
AIRPORT BUS (approx €10 per person):
The Airport Shuttle Bus meets all scheduled flights at Dubrovnik Airport and you will find it parked alongside the building outside the arrivals terminal.
Tickets are bought at kiosk inside the airport building, and you should alight at the Main Bus Station in Gruž Port. From there, bus No.1A or 1B to Mokosica departs every 15 minutes and stops at the ACI Marina Dubrovnik.
TAXI:
1 to 4 Seater Car – €25
5 to 9 Seater Bus – €35
Prices in Croatia are similar to those in other major European destinations like France, Germany, and Italy. To help you plan your trip, here are some estimated costs:
Activities available on your trip can range from free to €60 per person. To find out more, please view here.
In the yachting industry, it is customary to tip your Skipper. If you feel that your Skipper has done an awesome job during your week onboard, please feel free to tip them at the end of the week, the industry standard is 5 – 10% of the trip cost. Similarly, it is customary to consider tipping up to 10% for a meal at restaurants throughout Croatia.
Some ports where we dock are a short trip via water taxi or transfer from the main town. On these occasions, we park there because it is not practical to dock in the main town, or regulations do not allow it. The taxi cost is usually nominal (€10 per person, one way). Please note that some services have a minimum capacity, so make sure you group together to make this as cheap as possible.
Check out the stops, activities, and highlights on board the Croatia Dubrovnik Voyager Route.
All optional activities are organised and paid for during the week in the local currency.
At MedSailors, becoming a certified B Corporation reflects our commitment to using travel as a force for good. B Corp businesses meet high standards of environmental and social impact, accountability, and transparency. For us, that means continually improving how we protect the oceans we sail in and the communities we visit.
When you travel with us, you’re part of that mission too. By making a few small choices on and off the water, we can all help leave smiles — not waste. 🌊💙
One of the biggest environmental challenges facing our planet is plastic pollution — and sadly, our oceans are among the hardest hit. As a B Corp, reducing unnecessary waste is an important part of how we operate. You can help by minimising single-use plastics during your trip. Packing a reusable tote bag for shopping and saying no to pointless plastics when possible are simple steps that make a real difference.
We also ask that you bring a reusable water bottle for the trip. Small actions like these help us collectively reduce waste in the destinations we love to sail.
As part of our commitment to circular thinking, we’re giving a second life to inflatables left behind by previous guests. Through our Recycled Floatie Programme, you can pick up a lilo, ring, unicorn, or even a pineapple at check-in in exchange for a small donation. 🦄🍍
All proceeds go to UOcean, an organisation dedicated to tackling ocean plastic pollution. Their mission is to remove waste from rivers, beaches, and oceans with the goal of reducing ocean plastic by 80%. That means your floatie not only adds fun to the trip, but also supports real action to protect the waters we sail in.
Spending so much time in and around the sea means what we use on board matters. As part of our B Corp commitment to protecting marine environments, we encourage guests to bring ocean-friendly products such as eco-friendly sunscreen, soaps, and deodorants.
These products help minimise harmful chemicals entering the water and keep the ocean as clean and pristine as possible — for our marine life, our destinations, and future generations of sailors. 🌍⛵
The local payment for 2026 bookings on all yacht classes is €150 per person. Please note for private yacht bookings, the total local payment cost is based on the yacht’s full capacity.
All local payments must be paid in Euro(€) currency.
You can make this payment in advance of your holiday or at check-in using cash or the link below.
Between May and October, Croatia enjoys warm, sunny weather—perfect for sailing and exploring.
May and June bring pleasant temperatures between 20°C and 30°C (68°F to 86°F), with the sea warming up to 20°C to 24°C (68°F to 75°F).
July and August are the hottest months, reaching 25°C to 35°C (77°F to 95°F), with the sea a toasty 28°C (83°F).
The high heat during the peak summer months makes it the perfect time for swimming, but be sure to stay hydrated and take plenty of breaks in the shade.
September stays warm at 22°C to 30°C (72°F to 86°F), with the sea still great for a dip, making it a fantastic late-summer escape!
The best time to visit Croatia is between May and October when the Adriatic Sea is warm, the skies are clear, and island hopping is at its best. Peak summer (July-August) has the best weather and the hottest temps – perfect for sun-soaked days, buzzing nightlife, and warm waters. When you need to cool off, simply take a dip straight from your yacht into the wonderful Croatian waters.
May to June and September to October offer sunny weather with fewer crowds, making them prime months for exploring Croatia’s stunning coastline, historic towns, and hidden coves without the summer rush. Though weather can be slightly more unpredictable in late May or late September, there is still plenty of sunshine to be had. No matter what month in summer, they are all amazing times for experiencing Croatia’s outdoor activities and sights.
May: Less crowds, lower prices, cooler waters, ample sunshine but some possibility of rain.
June: Medium crowds, sunny days and cool evenings, some possibility of weather.
July & August: Hottest temperatures, warmest waters, sunniest days, peak summer crowds.
September: Medium crowds, waters are still warm, crisp evenings, the possibility of a little rain.
For most travellers, visiting Croatia is a breeze! If you’re from an EU or EEA country, you’re in luck—no visa needed, just pack your passport and you're good to go. If you’re from the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, or New Zealand, you can visit visa-free for up to 90 days within 180 days. That’s plenty of time to soak up the sun, sail the Adriatic, and explore Croatia’s stunning islands.
If you're from other countries outside of this, visa requirements vary. It’s best to check with the Croatian Ministry of Foreign Affairs or your local embassy before setting sail. Some travellers may need a Schengen visa, as Croatia is part of the Schengen Zone.
Pro tip: Make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your stay—this is often required and you wouldn’t want an expiring passport ruining your yacht week in paradise!
Seafood, cheeses, and pasta oh my! Croatian cuisine is a delicious mix of Mediterranean and Central European flavours, with each region offering something unique. With amazing Dalmatian cuisine intersecting Italian influence from the Venetian times, you can’t go wrong. And we can’t forget the rich wine history here you’ll want to dive into with island specialities.
Along the Dalmatian coast, seafood steals the show—Black Risotto (a rich, cuttlefish ink seafood dish) and Octopus Peka (slow-cooked under an iron bell) are absolute must-tries. For meat lovers, Ćevapi (grilled minced meat sausages) and Pasticada (Dalmatian beef stew) are packed with flavour. Cheese fans will love Pag Cheese, a famous hard sheep’s milk cheese from Pag Island. And for something sweet? Try Strukli, a creamy, cheese-filled pastry perfect for dessert or breakfast. Whether you're feasting in a seaside taverna or a cosy konoba, Croatia’s drool-worthy food scene is one for the books!
Yes! English is widely spoken in Croatia, especially in tourist hotspots like Dubrovnik, Split, Hvar, and around the Dalmatian islands. Most people working in tourism—whether in restaurants, bars, or on the docks—speak English fluently. Younger Croatians tend to be particularly good at English, so you won’t have trouble ordering a coffee, booking a tour, or asking for directions. While locals appreciate a friendly “Hvala” (thank you) or “Dobar dan” (good day), you won’t need to worry about a language barrier as you sail Croatia!
Croatia’s official currency is the euro (€), making it easy for travellers from across Europe or those of you on a summer Europe trip. One tip we have is cash is king. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in cities, restaurants, and marinas, but it’s always smart to carry some cash when exploring smaller islands, local markets, or beach bars. Especially while with a group as some restaurants will not split bills. ATMs are easy to find, but some charge withdrawal fees. It’s best practice to grab some euros out before arrival and bring a mix of cash and cards to keep things smooth while island hopping!
Croatia has world-renowned music festivals to look forward to, and has fast become the hottest destination for the biggest DJs. Attend epic events on stunning islands or in fantastical ancient towns throughout the summer. If you love electronic music, beach parties, and open-air stages, here are a few festivals worth timing your yacht week with MedSailors around:
Croatia hosts countless other festivals, from indie and rock to hip-hop and techno. If you’re into music, sunshine, and unforgettable nights, it’s worth checking the festival calendar and lining up your events with a MedSailors sail week in Croatia!
Want more info? Check out our Europe Summer Festival Guide to explore other events.
Medsailors isn't just another yacht party week like the others. It's a unique adventure with like-minded travellers that helps you explore the best Croatian hotspots and off-the-beaten-path destinations. Unlike other Croatia sailing trips, we blend adventure, culture, history, and epic social vibes, giving you the freedom to explore fantastical towns, dive into crystal-clear waters, and experience authentic local life. Think sun-soaked days, paddleboarding in secluded bays, sipping cocktails in coastal villages, and dining in delicious local konobas.
Unique adventure has never been simpler. With your own yacht for the week, you’ll wake up to turquoise waters, anchor in hidden coves, and explore charming old towns—all with the perfect mix of relaxation, adventure, and social vibes. Our expert crew knows the most incredible local restaurants, swim spots, and sunset views, so you’ll experience Croatia like a true insider.
Your Croatia island hopping trip includes accommodation on a yacht of your choice, breakfast supplies, paddleboard and snorkels—plus, you can learn to sail along the way! Whether you're travelling solo, with a mate, or in a group, MedSailors is the best way to sail Croatia. Book now and get ready for the best week of your life!
If you have any further questions about your trip, please email hello@medsailors.com or book in a call with one of our team. If you or anyone you are travelling with has any particular health needs or allergies let us know.
