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7-Day Lastovo Island Yacht Charter Itinerary: Southern Dalmatian Seclusion

Embark on an exquisite Lastovo Island yacht charter, exploring the untouched beauty of Croatia's Southern Dalmatian islands. This itinerary invites you to discover the serene Lastovo Archipelago Nature Park, where azure waters meet ancient pine forests. Experience the tranquility of hidden coves and charming villages, far from the madding crowds. Each day brings a new opportunity to swim, snorkel, and relax in pristine surroundings, making this Lastovo yacht charter a true escape into nature's embrace.

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  1. DAY 01

    Zaklopatica Bay, Lastovo

    Your Lastovo yacht charter begins in the picturesque Zaklopatica Bay, a tranquil haven known for its excellent seafood restaurants and calm waters. Moor here and immerse yourself in the island's relaxed pace.

    • Dinner at Konoba Augusta Insula
    • Snorkelling in crystal-clear waters
    • Hiking to nearby viewpoints
    • Observing the Lastovo 'lighthouses'
    Anchorage
    Zaklopatica Bay
    Dining
    Konoba Augusta Insula
  2. DAY 02

    Skrivena Luka, Lastovo

    Sail to Skrivena Luka, meaning 'Hidden Port,' one of the most sheltered bays in the Adriatic. The prominent Struga Lighthouse stands guard above, offering panoramic views of the open sea.

    • Visit Struga Lighthouse
    • Swimming and sunbathing on the beach
    • Exploring the pristine coastline by dinghy
    • Sunset views from the lighthouse path
    Anchorage
    Skrivena Luka
    Dining
    Konoba Porto Rosso
  3. DAY 03

    Pomena, Mljet

    Cruise to Pomena on the island of Mljet, a gateway to Mljet National Park. This charming village offers easy access to the park's famous saltwater lakes.

    • Cycling around the Great and Small Lakes
    • Visiting St. Mary's Islet by boat
    • Kayaking on the saltwater lakes
    • Exploring the national park trails
    Anchorage
    Pomena Marina
    Dining
    Konoba Ribar
  4. DAY 04

    Proizd Island (near Korčula)

    Anchor off the tiny, uninhabited island of Proizd, renowned for its dazzling white pebble beaches and turquoise waters. This is an ideal spot for a day of pure relaxation and swimming.

    • Swimming at Bili Bok beach
    • Sunbathing on secluded coves
    • Snorkelling in the clear waters
    • Picnic lunch on the yacht
    Anchorage
    Proizd Island coves
    Dining
    Yacht's chef or packed lunch
  5. DAY 05

    Korčula Town, Korčula

    Sail to the historic walled town of Korčula, often called 'Little Dubrovnik.' Explore its narrow medieval streets, visit Marco Polo's alleged birthplace, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.

    • Walking the medieval city walls
    • Visiting St. Mark's Cathedral
    • Sampling local Grk wine
    • Exploring Marco Polo's house
    Anchorage
    ACI Marina Korčula
    Dining
    Konoba Mate
  6. DAY 06

    Uvala Pasadur, Lastovo

    Return to Lastovo and anchor in Uvala Pasadur, a peaceful bay connecting Lastovo with the smaller island of Prežba via a bridge. It's a great spot for watersports and enjoying the island's natural beauty.

    • Kayaking around Prežba island
    • Swimming in the calm bay
    • Walking along the waterfront promenade
    • Enjoying a quiet evening on board
    Anchorage
    Uvala Pasadur
    Dining
    Hotel Solitudo restaurant
  7. DAY 07

    Ubli, Lastovo

    Conclude your Lastovo Island yacht charter in Ubli, the main ferry port. Enjoy a final swim or lunch before disembarking, reflecting on the pristine beauty of the Southern Dalmatian islands.

    • Last swim in the bay
    • Lastovo Island souvenir shopping
    • Enjoying a final Croatian coffee
    • Reflecting on the week's adventures
    Anchorage
    Ubli Port
    Dining
    Local cafe/restaurant in Ubli
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