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Europe

Croatia

Croatia stretches along the Adriatic with historic towns, island chains and clear blue water. In Dubrovnik, stone walls rise above the sea, while Split’s Roman-era Diocletian’s Palace now hums with cafés, bars and narrow alleyways. Sail into Croatia's sharp Adriatic edge where Dubrovnik's Game of Thrones walls meet sea-kayak sunsets, Hvar pulses with lavender field raves, and Plitvice's turquoise waterfalls plunge wildly. Dalmatian dream-chasers can bar-hop Split's Diocletian palace and fiesta through Korčula's sword dances, or simply search for a yacht party.

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Limited Drop

The ARRIVAL Voyage: Croatia Superyacht Week

Dubrovnik 6 Jun 2026, 7 nights

$ 3925From / per person

Cultural Detour

Sinjska Alka: Croatia’s Historic Horseback Tournament

Each summer in the town of Sinj, riders compete in the Sinjska Alka, a traditional horseback tournament dating back to 1715. Galloping through the town’s main street, competitors use a lance to strike a small metal ring suspended in the air, a test of precision and skill that commemorates a historic local victory against Ottoman forces. Today the event is recognised by UNESCO and remains one of Croatia’s most distinctive cultural traditions.

Cheat-Sheet:

MAJOR AIRPORT:

Zagreb Airport (ZAG) & Split Airport (SPU)

CURRENCY:

Euro (€ / EUR)

HIGH TRAVEL SEASON:

June to August (sunny for islands and beaches)

LOW TRAVEL SEASON:

November to April (mild winters, fewer tourists on Dalmatian coast)

TIPPING CULTURE:

Round up or 10% for good service

HOW TO SAY 'THANK YOU':

Hvala, pronounced "hva-lah"

What we say

Trent

Clearest water, for real

I went to Croatia expecting it to be overrated. The photos are too good, everyone's been, you've seen the Game of Thrones walls a hundred times before you arrive. Then you're kayaking around the walls of Dubrovnik at sunset, or you're wandering through Diocletian's Palace at midnight and it's full of locals having dinner inside a Roman ruin, or you're standing at Plitvice watching turquoise water fall through terraced forest and you think, okay, I get it. Croatia earned it.