Yacht Week 2017 in Croatia Clone plan

Your flight departs San Diego and after a layover in France, lands in Split, Croatia just after 6pm.

Check into your hotel and get some rest - you have quite a week ahead!

It’s well worth a wander along the vibrant waterfront of the second-largest city in Croatia. You can't visit Split without discovering the Diocletian’s Palace in Split Old Town. Inside this impressive Roman monument are an array of vibrant local r...

This typical Croatian fishing village is an oasis of peace and quiet, making it the perfect destination for a little rest away from the hustle of the city. The locals call it “Valle di mille navi” (The Bay of a Thousand Ships) as it has long been ...

The Yacht Week’s signature circle or tunnel rafts are a chance to spend the afternoon swimming in the sea and mingling with other crews. These evenings are very spontaneous and become quite festive with a variety of parties happening on each yacht...

Welcome to the St. Tropez of Croatia! Anyone who is anyone has been seen along this marble waterfront which is filled with boutiques, bars and restaurants. Two of the most popular TYW events are hosted in Hvar; one at Hula-Hula beach bar and the o...

A charismatic small fishing village located on the western bay of Vis island. Its ochre coloured houses and beautiful front are filled with quirky restaurants and ice-cream pop ups. Most of the yachts will anchor here and take a taxi boat to the p...

Croatia’s most distant and untouched island was only opened to foreigners in 1994 as it was the military headquarters for Tito. As a result, historical architecture is rife in Vis. Including Fort George, a restaurant and venue set within the crumb...

At this point along the route, you're probably used to the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic. But the Blue Lagoon of Drvenik and Krknjasi islands takes it one step further. Make sure you take your snorkeling gear for this one, swimming amongst ...

Often called 'Museum City', Trogir is known for its high concentration of historical monuments such as the Kamerlengo fortress and the sacred sculpture of the Blessed John of Orsini. The town is also renowned for the diversity of architecture foun...