Amor Suite

A Private Hideaway Above the Adriatic. The hotel is built into the cliffs a short walk from the Dubrovnik city walls. Every room faces the sea, Lokrum island and the Old Town, and the hotel's own boat takes guests to the Old Town harbour in a few minutes.

Named after the old Dubrovnik word for love, this suite has a separate living room and bedroom designed by Studio Arthur Casas in Croatian stone and polished wood. Floor-to-ceiling windows open onto a large terrace with sunbeds and a direct view of the Adriatic and the Old Town.

115 m²

OMR GROUP Motor Yacht

Master Cabin

Your Floating Villa on the Adriatic. For a week this 23.6-metre Azimut 78 Fly (2021) becomes your private residence: a crew that knows every bay, a flybridge with a bar and grill, and a route through national parks, island towns and hidden caves, adjusted to the weather and your mood.

The owner's cabin with a double bed, large windows at water level and a private bathroom. There are four cabins on board — three doubles and one twin, each with its own bathroom.

Villa Uvala

Quiet Luxury on Hvar. The resort sits in a secluded bay near Stari Grad, surrounded by olive groves and pine trees. Architecture made of local stone, a spa, a beach club and cuisine built on island produce set a slow, unhurried rhythm.

The resort's most impressive villa stands right by the sea: a travertine terrace with a long infinity pool, a spacious living and dining room with a fireplace, a kitchen and five bedrooms, one with a private entrance and office. A villa manager takes care of everything during your stay.

500 m²

ARRIVAL IN DUBROVNIK

After landing at Dubrovnik Airport, a driver will meet you at the exit with a name sign and take you along the coast in a Mercedes Sprinter. In about half an hour you will reach Hotel Villa Dubrovnik — a quiet hotel built into the cliffs just outside the city walls. Your Amor Suite opens onto a 40 m² terrace overlooking the sea and the Old Town. Spend the afternoon by the pool on the rock terraces or take a swim right below the hotel. In the evening, the hotel restaurant will host a sunset dinner: Adriatic fish, Dalmatian wines and the lights of the Old Town coming on across the water.

EVENING IN THE OLD TOWN

The first half of the day belongs to you: breakfast on the terrace, the sea, the pool and the hotel spa. At 18:00, when the heat eases and the day-trippers leave, your guide will meet you at the hotel. Together you will walk into the Old Town — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — along the polished limestone of the Stradun, past the Rector's Palace, the Franciscan monastery and quiet side streets, hearing the stories of the Republic of Ragusa that held its independence for centuries. At 20:30 a table awaits you at Portun, where the evening continues with Dalmatian cuisine.

SUNSET ZIP-LINE

Spend the day at your own pace. At 16:30 your guide will pick you up at the hotel and take you to the trailhead. An easy 40-minute hike — about 2 km with a 200 m climb — leads to the top, where you will be met with views of the coastline and islands. After a briefing and a training run, the main part begins: a sequence of zip-lines over the hills, timed so that the last lines run against the setting sun. At 20:30 a transfer takes you back to the hotel, where dinner awaits at the bar or out on the terrace.

ALL ABOARD: MLJET NATIONAL PARK

At 11:30 the transfer takes you from the hotel to the marina, where your yacht and crew are waiting. After embarkation and a short briefing, the yacht heads northwest — about two hours (35 nautical miles) to Mljet, the greenest island of the Adriatic. You will drop anchor in the national park, where dense pine forest surrounds two salt lakes connected to the sea. In the evening, ride bikes along the lake shore as the light softens. Dinner is served on board under the open sky.

KORČULA AND THE STARS OF LASTOVO

An hour and a half at sea brings you to Korčula — a fortified medieval town on a peninsula, whose streets are laid out like a fishbone to catch the breeze and keep out the wind. A short city tour will take you past St Mark's Cathedral and the house linked to Marco Polo. Lunch is at LD restaurant on the town walls or on board. Afterwards, the yacht crosses to Lastovo, one of the most remote and least developed islands in Croatia. With almost no light pollution, the sky here is among the darkest in Europe: after dinner on board or at Triton restaurant, the evening ends with stargazing.

THE SECRET ISLAND OF VIS

About two hours at sea (45 nautical miles) bring you to Vis, the farthest inhabited island of the Croatian coast. For decades it was a Yugoslav naval base, closed to foreign visitors, which is why it kept its unhurried, authentic character. You will moor right on the town embankment. In the afternoon, a 3–4 hour military tour in off-road vehicles will take you into the hidden side of the island: submarine tunnels carved into the rock, abandoned bunkers, and Tito's cave. In the evening, dinner at Pojoda — one of the most celebrated seafood restaurants on the Adriatic.

CAVES OF VIS AND BIŠEVO

The day begins as early as possible, before the tour boats arrive. By tender or taxi boat you will reach Stiniva — a tiny beach hidden behind a narrow gap in the cliffs, often called one of the most beautiful in Europe. Next comes the Green Cave, where sunlight falls through an opening in the roof, and then the Blue Cave on Biševo, which glows bright blue in the late-morning light. After lunch, the yacht sails about two hours (30 nautical miles) to Šolta and moors at the Martinis Marchi marina, set below a restored 18th-century mansion. Dinner is served at the mansion.

BIG GAME FISHING AND THE KRKA CANYON

Today is a long passage of about 50 nautical miles, and weather permitting it turns into an adventure: a big game fishing trip on the Antares 10.7 m sport boat with an experienced skipper, for up to six people. For around eight hours you will be out in open water hunting for tuna and other large Adriatic fish. The yacht meets you along the way and continues up the Krka river, through a green canyon to the small town of Skradin — the gateway to Krka National Park. Moor in the marina and finish the day at Cantinetta, known for its Dalmatian dishes slow-cooked under the iron bell.

KRKA WATERFALLS AND PRIMOŠTEN

In the morning, a short boat ride from Skradin takes you to Skradinski Buk — the largest waterfall of Krka National Park, where the river drops in seventeen travertine steps into green pools. Wooden walkways lead you along the cascades, past old water mills and through shady woods. After a 2–3 hour walk, you return to the yacht and sail about two hours (25 nautical miles) to Primošten — a stone town that once stood on an island and is now joined to the mainland by a causeway. Its bell tower and red roofs above the sea make one of the most beautiful views of Dalmatia.

PAKLENI ISLANDS AND ARRIVAL ON HVAR

The final passage, about two hours (40 nautical miles), brings you to the Pakleni Islands — a chain of green islets with clear lagoons just off Hvar town. The yacht will stop at Palmižana, a sandy bay surrounded by pine trees and exotic gardens, for a last swim and lunch by the sea. In the afternoon you say goodbye to the crew, and a five-minute transfer brings you to Maslina Resort near Stari Grad. Your Villa Uvala is ready: a 500 m² villa by the sea with its own infinity pool, where the next days will pass at the slowest possible pace.

SLOW DAYS ON HVAR

These two days have no fixed schedule. Wake up to the sound of cicadas, swim in the bay, spend the afternoon at the spa or the beach club. Your villa manager, Marina, will help plan anything you would like: a visit to Stari Grad, one of the oldest towns in Europe, a tasting at a family winery in the vineyards of the Stari Grad Plain, a lavender field walk, or an evening in lively Hvar town. Or simply stay at the villa: a private chef can prepare dinner for you right there. 02.08 is also kept as a reserve day in case the weather changes the sailing plan.

FAREWELL TO CROATIA

Your journey ends at dawn. At 05:10 the Colnago 45 speedboat will pick you up right from the resort and take you across the morning sea to Split Airport — about an hour, depending on the weather. It is the most beautiful way to leave: the islands slowly turning pink in the first light. At the airport you will be escorted to check-in for your flight. Behind you are two weeks of the Adriatic: the Old Town of Dubrovnik, a zip-line at sunset, a week at sea from island to island, the waterfalls of Krka and the calm of Hvar. Doviđenja, until we meet again!

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