1° Day

From Dubrovnik, one of the most interesting cities in the Mediterranean, towards a small Molunat peninsula (20 MN). You will find two anchorages available: Gornji Molunat, a small and pleasant bay to the south with sandy bottoms and lush vegetation, and Donji Molunat, a bay to the north, though exposed to Mistral, it provides a good shelter from the southern winds.

2° Day

Heading north, you arrive to Cavtat. There are two small islets not far from Cavtat, Mrkan e Bobara, ideal for swimming in quiet surroundings. The main port of Cavtat (to the west) has a 3 meters deep quay, very well protected from Bora and Scirocco. Mistral is the only wind that can create difficulties.Cavtat is a picturesque city, in summer frequently visited by tourists.

3° Day

Mljet is one of the most beautiful and pleasant Dalmatian islands. Sailing to the east, you will find a beautiful bay of Saplunara, with a sandy beach. The best anchorage is to the north west edge of Saplunara, where you will find many buoys. East of Saplunara, there is a small inlet reachable only with a tender. There you will find a beautiful sandy beach, washed by warm turquoise waters.

4° Day

The ideal starting point to visit the island of Mljet are Pomena, on the westernmost edge of the island of Mljet, and Polace. The port of Pomena is situated inside an inlet, well protected from the south, but rather exposed to the nort winds. You will find here many boat docking options with mooring buoys. Polace is a large natural harbour with perfect anchorage on quays in front of the restaurants. Polace is an excellent starting point to visit the park and the lakes.

5° Day

Sailing Prozura and Okuklje, two fascinating and pleasant bays. Prozura is the best docking port on the north east side of the island, protected from all the winds, except from the western wind. Okuklje, located east of Prozura, is a nice place with a few tavernas rather popular among boaters. Both ports provide docks with mooring buoys. In case of bad weather, we recommend that you anchor at Okuklje.

6° Day

Sailing from Mljet (through the channel of Mljet) towards the cape Rukavac, on the south east edge of Peljesac peninsula. You can make a short break in one of the small inlets to the east. As an alternative, you can find another interesting anchorage: a channel that separates the islet of Minjak and the island of Sipan. You can choose a deep inlet of Sipanska luka as well. In case of bad weather (Mistral), it is recommended that you anchor in the port of Sudjuradj, on the southern side.

7° Day

Sailing towards the bay of Sunj, with sandy bottom, on the southern coast of Lopud. The bay is exposed only to the south wind. Sunj is ideal to practice snorkeling and fishing sports. In high season, the buoys restrict the area reserved for swimmers. There are few boats anchored in the port early in the morning, so it is easy to find a berth. In late afternoon return to Dubrovnik.

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1° Day

From Dubrovnik, one of the most interesting cities in the Mediterranean, towards a small Molunat peninsula (20 MN). You will find two anchorages available: Gornji Molunat, a small and pleasant bay to the south with sandy bottoms and lush vegetation, and Donji Molunat, a bay to the north, though exposed to Mistral, it provides a good shelter from the southern winds.

2° Day

Heading north, you arrive to Cavtat. There are two small islets not far from Cavtat, Mrkan e Bobara, ideal for swimming in quiet surroundings. The main port of Cavtat (to the west) has a 3 meters deep quay, very well protected from Bora and Scirocco. Mistral is the only wind that can create difficulties.Cavtat is a picturesque city, in summer frequently visited by tourists.

3° Day

Mljet is one of the most beautiful and pleasant Dalmatian islands. Sailing to the east, you will find a beautiful bay of Saplunara, with a sandy beach. The best anchorage is to the north west edge of Saplunara, where you will find many buoys. East of Saplunara, there is a small inlet reachable only with a tender. There you will find a beautiful sandy beach, washed by warm turquoise waters.

4° Day

The ideal starting point to visit the island of Mljet are Pomena, on the westernmost edge of the island of Mljet, and Polace. The port of Pomena is situated inside an inlet, well protected from the south, but rather exposed to the nort winds. You will find here many boat docking options with mooring buoys. Polace is a large natural harbour with perfect anchorage on quays in front of the restaurants. Polace is an excellent starting point to visit the park and the lakes.

5° Day

Sailing Prozura and Okuklje, two fascinating and pleasant bays. Prozura is the best docking port on the north east side of the island, protected from all the winds, except from the western wind. Okuklje, located east of Prozura, is a nice place with a few tavernas rather popular among boaters. Both ports provide docks with mooring buoys. In case of bad weather, we recommend that you anchor at Okuklje.

6° Day

Sailing from Mljet (through the channel of Mljet) towards the cape Rukavac, on the south east edge of Peljesac peninsula. You can make a short break in one of the small inlets to the east. As an alternative, you can find another interesting anchorage: a channel that separates the islet of Minjak and the island of Sipan. You can choose a deep inlet of Sipanska luka as well. In case of bad weather (Mistral), it is recommended that you anchor in the port of Sudjuradj, on the southern side.

7° Day

Sailing towards the bay of Sunj, with sandy bottom, on the southern coast of Lopud. The bay is exposed only to the south wind. Sunj is ideal to practice snorkeling and fishing sports. In high season, the buoys restrict the area reserved for swimmers. There are few boats anchored in the port early in the morning, so it is easy to find a berth. In late afternoon return to Dubrovnik.