Croatia Tours

Discover Croatia the way it is meant to be seen: from the water. Our Croatia sailing holidays and private tours take you through the Dalmatian islands with an experienced skipper and crew, so you can swim in hidden coves, explore medieval harbor towns and watch the sun set over the Adriatic without lifting a line.

Cruise from Trogir to Dubrovnik aboard a luxury cruiser, stopping at Brač, Vis, Hvar, Korčula and Mljet, or join a family and small group sailing trip designed for all ages. Prefer dry land? Our inland adventures cover Zagreb, Plitvice Lakes and the Velebit mountains, and our Šolta island escape pairs padel, sea and slow Dalmatian living.

Every trip is private or small-group and planned end to end by our team, and every sailing trip is fully crewed, so no sailing experience is required. Before you go, read the best time to sail Croatia and our guide to sailing from Split to the Dalmatian islands, or contact our team to plan your Croatia yacht cruise.

Croatia's Wild Interior: Cities, Countryside, Lakes & Mountains

Private Tour

Croatia's Wild Interior: Cities, Countryside, Lakes & Mountains

8 Days Explorer Zagreb, Hrvatsko Zagorje, Trakošćan
Croatia Adventure Escape: Mountains, Rivers, Lakes & the Adriatic

Private Tour

Croatia Adventure Escape: Mountains, Rivers, Lakes & the Adriatic

8 Days / 7 Nights Adventurer Villa Premasole, Paklenica, Zrmanja
Šolta Padel Island Escape: Padel, Sea & Slow Dalmatian Living

Private Tour

Šolta Padel Island Escape: Padel, Sea & Slow Dalmatian Living

6 Days / 5 Nights Adventurer Split, Rogač, Grohote
Luxury Cruiser Island Hopping: Croatia's Dalmatian Coast

Private Tour

Luxury Cruiser Island Hopping: Croatia's Dalmatian Coast

8 Days Indulger Trogir, Bol, Vis
Family & Small Group Sailing

Private Tour

Family & Small Group Sailing

7 days Indulger Split, Vis, Lastovo

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to sail in Croatia?

May, June and September are the best months to sail in Croatia, with warm water, steady winds and fewer crowds. July and August are the busiest and hottest months, ideal if you want lively harbors and nightlife. October can still be lovely, with quieter islands. See our month-by-month guide for details.

Is it safe to sail around Croatia?

Yes. Croatia is one of the safest and most popular sailing destinations in the Mediterranean, with sheltered waters between the islands, well-equipped marinas and generally predictable summer weather. On our trips, a professional skipper and crew handle navigation and plan each day around the forecast, so you can relax knowing experienced hands are in charge.

What experience is needed to sail in Croatia?

None. All of our Croatia sailing holidays are skippered and crewed, so you do not need a license or any sailing experience. You are welcome to lend a hand and learn the ropes if you like, or simply swim, read and enjoy the view while the crew takes care of the boat.

Are there any hidden costs when sailing in Croatia?

On many charters, extras such as marina fees, fuel, tourist tax and provisioning are added on top of the boat price. With Stamps, each trip page lists exactly what is included, and our team will walk you through any extras before you book, so there are no surprises once you are on board.

Are Croatia sailing holidays good for families?

Absolutely. Calm, clear water, short hops between islands and plenty of swim stops make Croatia one of the best family sailing destinations in Europe. Our Family and Small Group Sailing trip is designed for all ages, with a relaxed pace, kid-friendly activities and a crew who look after safety on board.

Where is the best place to sail in Croatia?

The Dalmatian coast between Split and Dubrovnik is Croatia's most rewarding sailing area. Highlights include Hvar's lively harbor, the wild bays of Vis, the old town of Korčula, the forests of Mljet and the quiet coves of Šolta and Brač. Our itineraries combine the best-known islands with hidden anchorages most visitors miss.