In recent years Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast has become recognised as one of the Mediterranean’s finest jewels. An endless line of chaotically placed islands offer an almost infinite choice of private anchorages, while the enchanting towns of Split and Dubrovnik provide a mix of attractions favoured in equal measure by fun-seeking families, high rolling fashionistas and culture starved historians. And while the jet-set appear to have adopted the island of Hvar as their Croation destination of choice, the islands of Vis, Korcula and Brac are all well worth a visit. Put simply, one could spend many weeks in this area and never discover all it has to offer.
Bordering Albania to the south and Croatia to the north, Montenegro is considered by many to be one of – if not the number one superyacht destination in all of Europe. Rugged mountains surround the UNESCO World Heritage site that is the Bay of Kotor where the town of Tivat now boasts a premier superyacht facility. From here one can explore countless bays, villages, lakes and canyons as well as a spread of architecture that tells so many different stories from the country’s troubled past.
Whether scheduled as the start-point or the end of a cruise in the Adriatic, there could surely no finer place than the city of Venice. One of the most popular tourist destinations on the planet, what better way could there be to visit this charming city of romance than on board a private yacht. Moor within site of St Mark’s Square, take the tender ashore, shop, wander and dine at leisure and when the crowds become too much, simply take the tender back to the tranquility of the yacht.
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Whilst there are some ‘must see’ places and ‘must do’ experiences, everyone will have their own idea of the ideal itinerary. Let us know what type of activities you enjoy, the food you like to eat, and the types of places you like to visit, and we can work together to come up with YOUR perfect and personalised itinerary.
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