An aerial view of the Dalmatian coast off Hvar

Hvar, Croatia

Mediterranean

COMING SOON — 2027

Lavender hills, clear Adriatic water, and old stone harbours. The Dalmatian coast, explored at anchor.

Hvar sits off the Dalmatian coast, a long island of lavender fields, pine ridges, and coves that open only from the water. Its harbour town wears Venetian stone and Mediterranean light in equal measure — a place to arrive slowly, by sea. A charter here moves at the pace of the water. Mornings anchored off the Pakleni islands, afternoons ashore for lunch in a walled courtyard, evenings back on deck as the coast turns gold. The island gives you the swimming, the shade, and the quiet; the yacht gives you the reach to find it.

THE DALMATIAN COAST, DAY BY DAY

Hvar and the Pakleni islands — lavender hills, stone harbours and the clearest water in the Adriatic.

  1. DAY ONE

    Hvar Town & the Pakleni

    Anchor off Palmižana, swim the pine-fringed coves, and take the evening in Hvar’s renaissance square.

  2. DAY TWO

    Vis & the Blue Cave

    A morning passage to Vis, the Blue Cave at Biševo, and dinner in a konoba above the harbour.

The Adriatic coastline from above

On the water

Hvar rewards those who let the day set its own rhythm. Drop anchor in a hidden cove, swim before breakfast, and leave the route to the crew while you take in the coast. Lunch comes ashore or on deck, and the afternoon is yours to spend as slowly as you like.

A yacht at rest along the Dalmatian shore

At rest off the Pakleni islands

Islands and open water off Hvar

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