Luxury Yacht Charter In Dubrovnik - Charter&Dreams
Aerial view of Dubrovnik, showing the walled city with its orange roofs, the medieval walls surrounding the old town, and part of the harbor with boats moored on the turquoise waters of the Adriatic Sea.

Luxury yacht charter in Dubrovnik

Discover the magic of the Adriatic with our exclusive luxury yacht charter in Dubrovnik and its surroundings. Explore the hidden gems of this region while enjoying the exclusivity, comfort, and well-being aboard our high-end yacht.

Superyachts available in Dubrovnik

CALYPSO I

CALYPSO I

  • 36,00 m.
  • 10 People
  • 4 Cabins
  • 2019 Mulder

Rate from 159.000 €/Week

PANAM

PANAM

  • 39,80 m.
  • 11 People
  • 5 Cabins
  • 2021 Baglietto

Rate from 150.000 €/Week

CLASE AZUL

CLASE AZUL

  • 48,24 m.
  • 12 People
  • 6 Cabins
  • 2022 Tramontana

Rate from 98.000 €/Week

KATINA

KATINA

  • 60,00 m.
  • 12 People
  • 6 Cabins
  • 2015 Brodosplit BSO d.o.o.

Rate from 245.000 $/Week

BAZINGA

BAZINGA

  • 21,46 m.
  • 8 People
  • 4 Cabins
  • 2023 Prestige Yachts

Rate from 24.779 €/Week

Viva

Viva

  • 23,64 m.
  • 8 People
  • 4 Cabins
  • 2022 Azimut

Rate from 45.950 €/Week

Embark on an unforgettable experience of sumptuous tourism with our yacht charter service in Dubrovnik. Our large vessels are designed to offer you maximum comfort and elegance during your journey. With a professional crew and a chef on board, we guarantee personalized attention at every moment of your voyage. From the impressive old city of Dubrovnik to charming islands like Kalamota, our carefully designed itinerary will take you to discover the most magnificent destinations in the region. Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Dubrovnik as you stroll through its historic walls and admire its impressive Renaissance palaces. Enjoy exquisite Dalmatian cuisine at the city’s finest restaurants, where you can taste local delights such as grilled octopus and Plavac Mali wine. We guarantee an unparalleled luxury experience as you explore the natural and architectural wonders of this fascinating Adriatic region.

Fort Lovrijenac, in Dubrovnik, Croatia. The fortress on a large rock on the coast, overlooking a small bay with turquoise water. In the foreground, there is a large, flat, stone wall. To the right of the bay, there are several buildings with red-tiled roofs. The sky is blue with some clouds, and the surrounding area is green with trees and vegetation.
Dubrovnik Hotspots

Old Town of Dubrovnik

Immerse yourself in the rich history and stunning medieval architecture of Dubrovnik, known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic.” Explore the old town, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and walk along its historic walls to enjoy panoramic views of the sea and terracotta rooftops. Don’t miss the opportunity to taste typical Croatian dishes at the local market of Gundulićeva Poljana, where you’ll find a variety of fresh products and local crafts.

picturesque coastal village with houses featuring red-tiled roofs, nestled on a green, hilly shoreline. The foreground is dominated by clear turquoise water where several boats are moored near a rocky harbor wall. The sky is bright blue with some white clouds, suggesting a sunny day.
Dubrovnik Hotspots

Sipan

Embark on a journey to the island of Sipan, the largest of the Elafiti archipelago. With its lush vegetation and ancient aristocratic residences, Sipan offers a tranquil and serene escape for nature and history lovers. Enjoy a glass of local wine, such as Plavac Mali, while taking in the breathtaking views from your yacht. Explore the picturesque villages of Suđurađ and Luka Šipanska and try delicious fresh seafood dishes at local restaurants.

close-up shot of a bottle pouring red wine into a clear wine glass. The wine is a deep red color, and the glass is partially filled with the liquid, showing some bubbles and foam at the surface. The background is dark and out of focus, suggesting a low-light setting like a bar or restaurant.
Dubrovnik Hotspots

Plavac Mali Wine

Discover the charm of Dubrovnik’s wine region with a visit to the vineyards where the prestigious Plavac Mali wine is cultivated. This full-bodied red wine, known for its distinctive flavor of red fruits and spices, is a gem of Croatian oenology. Embark on an exclusive wine tasting experience, where you can sample this exquisite variety along with other local wines while enjoying panoramic views of the coastal landscape.

lush, green island with a rocky coastline surrounded by clear, turquoise water. Several small houses are nestled among the dense trees. On the right side of the image, a bay with calm, clear water is visible, where several yachts are anchored
Dubrovnik Hotspots

Koločep

Sail to the picturesque island of Koločep, also known as Kalamota. Explore the numerous hidden coves and pebble beaches, offering crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming and snorkeling. Enjoy an onboard lunch with Croatian specialties, such as cevapi (grilled sausages) or fresh grilled fish, accompanied by a local white wine, such as Posip.

Aerial view of Lokrum Island, in the Adriatic Sea. Rocky coastline and dense green vegetation, with a few buildings, possibly a monastery, visible on the shore. The surrounding sea is a deep blue color.
Dubrovnik Hotspots

Lokrum

Make a stop at the island of Lokrum and immerse yourself in its lush vegetation and tranquil atmosphere. Explore the natural trails and discover the ancient monasteries and botanical gardens that dot the island. Relax on secluded beaches and enjoy a gourmet picnic prepared by the onboard chef of your luxury yacht, accompanied by a selection of Dalmatian cheeses and local wines.

National park with lush forests, natural harbors, and clear waters. Bay with several small, green islands and peninsulas covered in dense vegetation. The water is a vibrant blue and turquoise, with a small sailboat visible in the bay. The landscape features rocky coastlines and a few buildings nestled among the trees.
Dubrovnik Hotspots

Mljet

Head to the island of Mljet, known as the “green island”, and explore its lush landscape and stunning national parks. Visit the Mljet National Park, home to two interconnected lakes and a Benedictine monastery from the 12th century on a small island in the larger lake. After exploring, return on board to enjoy a gourmet dinner with local specialties, such as grilled octopus or black risotto, paired with a Plavac Mali red wine from the Pelješac region.

Plate of food, ćevapi, served on a wooden board. Grilled minced meat rolls, topped with a dollop of a white creamy substance and a crispy garnish. On the side, there are slices of what appear to be grilled onion and a small bowl of finely sliced red onions
Dubrovnik Hotspots

Cevapi

Indulge in the delicious cuisine of the region with a visit to an authentic Croatian restaurant to try the famous cevapi. These small grilled meat sausages, seasoned with a blend of traditional spices, are a must-try delicacy in Dubrovnik. Enjoy the culinary experience as you delight in the unique flavors of this typical Balkan dish, accompanied by chopped onions, ajvar, and freshly baked bread.

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