Sveti Stefan is one of the most spectacular sights along the Adriatic coast. A fortified island village linked to the mainland by a narrow causeway, with a photogenic mix of 15th-century stone villas overlooking a perfect pink-sand beach and enticing turquoise waters.
Zanjic is an idyllic yachting destination off Montenegro's beautiful Adriatic coast. It is a small island with turquoise waters that sparkle in the sun, surrounded by hills of green pine and herbs, which bring a pleasant scent to this nature lover's paradise. Here you can explore secluded coves, while the well-equipped harbour provides a great base for sailing or fishing. In the evening, watch spectacular sunsets and tuck into seafood dishes made of freshly caught fish. Take a day trip to nearby Herceg Novi, where there are plenty of romantic restaurants and sights to explore. Boutique stores and souvenir shops on the cobblestone streets provide the perfect opportunity to pick up keepsakes. Choose Zanjic if you are looking for an unspoiled and tranquil destination with plenty of activities.
Delightful Dubrovnik with its golden city walls and pearl of the Adriatic status looks every inch at the fantasy series setting it is famous for. Dating back to the 7th century, exploring Croatia’s capital is all baroque beauty, UNESCO delights, and limestone pavement strolls that will deliver something extraordinary with every corner turn. Walking the city walls is a must to get a feel for the place and to soak up those blue and balmy sea views. Sip a coffee on the pedestrian street of Stradun, see 16th-century paintings from Raphael in the Cathedral, and visit ancient forts and towers. Of course, for fans of the HBO hit series, a Game of Thrones themed tour is a must.
A medieval town that sits at the start of the Peljesac peninsula, Ston is known for its epic defensive walls that connect it to the town of Mali. This area is home to famous oysters, historic alleyways, and dramatic views. The wall is the second largest in the world - pipped to the post only by the Great Wall of China and runs for 3km across the hills, linking the two towns in history since the 14th century. Charter guests can follow the wall for a spectacular walk that goes from Ston to Mali, soaking up the sights of the medieval towns, the poetic blue sea, and the emerald fauna that peppers the landscape - not to mention the tapestry of salt pans. Ston is also home to the oldest salt pans in the Mediterranean lending it another fascinating angle for history lovers. Beyond the stone and salt, Ston boasts wineries, fine dining, cozy cafes, museums, and peaceful beaches.
Tucked away in a quiet corner of Sipan, the largest island in the Elafiti Archipelago, Sipanska Luka is a pretty, picturesque, and protected harbour town. Dotted with numerous architectural monuments from the Middle Ages, the port is backed by lush green hills adorned with the occasional terracotta roof and impressive holiday homes built by the Dubrovnik aristocrats of a bygone era. In the port itself, there is an echo of exoticism with a palm-lined promenade and a hint of colonial grandeur in each of the beautiful buildings. Boasting an ancient allure, the island has been inhabited for millennia, a fact made tangible by the ruins of the roman villa dotted close to the center of town. Drop anchor and spend your time kicking your flippers through crystalline snorkelling spots and hiking around the stunning walking trails.
Mljet comes cloaked in forest and is also home to two interconnecting salt lakes. Located in the Mljet National Park, these lakes are fascinating for any history lover as they date back over ten thousand years and were once freshwater lakes until the Christian era. The melody of the deep green forest meets vibrant blue waters, creating a natural paradise for rest and play. On the tiny islet of Veliko Jazero, you'll find the 12th-century Benedictine Monastery of St. Mary. Charter guests can dive, cycle, swim in clear waters against fragrant pine backdrops, and visit the cave of Odysseus, said to be the spot that kept him hostage for seven years after a storm ruined his boat.
One of the oldest settlements on the Adriatic Coast, at 2500 years old, Budva is the centre of tourism in Montenegro. Along with its impressive history, it is known for its sandy beaches, vibrant atmosphere and fantastic nightlife with its bars, casinos and open air nightclubs. The Budva Riviera boasts beautiful, long, sandy beaches set in front of wild mountainous backdrops. The marina lying just north of the Old Town is dominated by luxury superyachts all summer long.
Tivat has undergone a makeover in recent years thanks to its investment and redevelopment of the naval base in to a luxury marina, Porto Montenegro, attracting yachts from the world over. You might wonder if you've arrived in Monaco with the luxury boutiques, modern apartments and superyachts berthed here. Take a walk along the lovely promenade for some lovely views and stop along the way for a drink in one of the outdoor bars to soak in the atmosphere of this "new" tourist hotspot.