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Boat rental in Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik is the starting point for sailing the southernmost part of the Croatian Adriatic: the Elaphiti Islands, Mljet, Korčula and Pelješac. Browse boats in and around Dubrovnik.
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What to explore by boat from Dubrovnik
Off Dubrovnik lie the Elaphiti, Koločep, Lopud and Šipan, three inhabited islands almost without cars, with the sandy beach of Šunj and the summer villas of the Dubrovnik nobility.
Further on are Mljet National Park with its two salt lakes, the town of Korčula and the Lastovo archipelago. The guide describes a week-long route from Dubrovnik for more experienced crews, and there is also a one-way route from Split to Dubrovnik.
How to plan a boat rental in Dubrovnik
Sailing towards Mljet, Korčula and Lastovo is more open than in the channels of central Dalmatia, so the guide recommends that route to more experienced crews. Look for a skipper among the listings if the owner offers one. An entrance ticket for the national park is paid at Mljet.
Marinas around Dubrovnik
Marinas in the Boating.hr directory within 15 km: Marina Orašac, ACI Marina „Veljko Barbieri“ Slano, Marina Frapa Dubrovnik, Marina Rogač. There are 5 in all.
Routes and trips from Dubrovnik
- Dubrovnik, Mljet, Korčula and Lastovo: a week in the southA one-week sailing route from Dubrovnik for more experienced crews: the Elafiti, Mljet National Park, Korčula town and Lastovo Islands Nature Park, returning via Mljet and Lopud.
- From Split to Dubrovnik: a one-way weekA one-way, one-week sailing route from Split to Dubrovnik via Brač, Hvar, Šćedro, Korčula, Mljet and Šipan, with no doubling back.
- The Elafiti islands: Koločep, Lopud and ŠipanThree inhabited islands off Dubrovnik, uncrowded and almost car-free: sandy Šunj, the summer villas of the Dubrovnik nobility and pine woods.
- Mljet National ParkTwo salt lakes in the middle of a pine forest and a Benedictine monastery on an islet: the western part of Mljet, reached by boat from Dubrovnik or Korčula.
- LopudLopud is a car-free Elafiti island seven miles from Dubrovnik, known for the sandy bay of Šunj and the gardens along its promenade.
- MljetMljet is the greenest Adriatic island: a national park with two salt lakes in the west, sandy Saplunara in the east and the quiet bays of Polače and Okuklje.
- KorčulaKorčula is a wooded island of southern Dalmatia: a walled town with an ACI marina, Lumbarda's vineyards and the Pelješac Channel, where the maestral blows on summer afternoons.
Boat rental in other destinations
- HvarHvar and the Pakleni Islands off the harbour, with Vis and Biševo to the south-west.
- MakarskaThe Makarska Riviera below Mount Biokovo, with the Brač Channel leading to Brač and Hvar.
- SplitA starting point for sailing central Dalmatia: Šolta, Brač, Hvar and Vis, with marinas in Split, Trogir and Kaštela.
Frequently asked questions
Can I sail from Dubrovnik to Mljet and Korčula?
Yes, the guide describes a week-long route from Dubrovnik via the Elaphiti, Mljet and Korčula to Lastovo, meant for more experienced crews.
What can I visit by boat near Dubrovnik?
The Elaphiti Islands Koločep, Lopud and Šipan and Mljet National Park. Both trips are described in the nautical guide.
Which marinas are there around Dubrovnik?
Within 15 km there are the marinas: Marina Orašac, ACI Marina „Veljko Barbieri“ Slano, Marina Frapa Dubrovnik, Marina Rogač. The exact home port of each boat is shown on the listing.