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Spend a private day aboard a 50-foot motor yacht from Korčula to Hvar and the Pakleni Islets — enjoy a guided walk through Hvar Old Town, a Mediterranean lunch onboard, and time for swimming, snorkeling, or stand-up paddling at Hula Hula beach.
Spend a private day aboard a 50-foot motor yacht from Korčula to Hvar and the Pakleni Islets — enjoy a guided walk through Hvar Old Town, a Mediterranean lunch onboard, and time for swimming, snorkeling, or stand-up paddling at Hula Hula beach.
Morning light slices across the Adriatic as a 50-foot motor yacht slips from Korčula’s old port, the town’s stone façades shrinking behind you while the sea stretches toward Hvar.
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Operated by Korcula Adventures · Korčula, Dubrovnik-Neretva County
Morning light slices across the Adriatic as a 50-foot motor yacht slips from Korčula’s old port, the town’s stone façades shrinking behind you while the sea stretches toward Hvar.
On this private day cruise you trace routes used since Venetian times: the boat hums, the guide points to the fortified walls of Hvar’s old town, and the island’s limestone terraces tilt into the blue. Hvar’s history is maritime — Greek and Venetian influences shaped its streets and the 16th-century cathedral and Španjola fortress you’ll walk past on a guided stroll.
Geology here is karst: pale limestone cliffs, low scrub, and thin soils that force vineyards and pine to cling in pockets. The nearby Pakleni islets are a ragged chain of hidden coves where the sea dares you to dive in; grottoes and pebbled beaches hold clearer water than most mainland bays. Culture on Hvar hangs between relaxed seaside cafés and small artisan shops selling lavender, olive oil and local wine.
Practically: expect about an eight-hour outing with hotel pickup, a guided 45–60 minute walking tour, a multi-course Mediterranean lunch on board, and a swim/snorkel/SUP stop at Hula Hula beach. Bring swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, a lightweight layer for sea breeze, and basic snorkeling comfort. Mobility is needed for boarding and stairs in Hvar’s old town. The day balances sightseeing with active water time — efficient, social, and designed for travelers who want both culture and coastal play.
Meeting is in Korčula Old Town at the east port near the KONZUM shop and the Korčula Adventures office; exact pickup details are confirmed after booking.
Yes — a multi-course Mediterranean lunch is served on board (vegetarian option available if requested at booking).
Yes — snorkel gear and stand-up paddleboards are provided free of charge for the Pakleni Islets stop.
The operator may alter the route or cancel for safety; cancellation within 24 hours has refund rules, and low passenger counts may also affect departures.
Korcula Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light slices across the Adriatic as a 50-foot motor yacht slips from Korčula’s old port, the town’s stone façades shrinking behind you while the sea stretches toward Hvar.
Morning light slices across the Adriatic as a 50-foot motor yacht slips from Korčula’s old port, the town’s stone façades shrinking behind you while the sea stretches toward Hvar.
On this private day cruise you trace routes used since Venetian times: the boat hums, the guide points to the fortified walls of Hvar’s old town, and the island’s limestone terraces tilt into the blue. Hvar’s history is maritime — Greek and Venetian influences shaped its streets and the 16th-century cathedral and Španjola fortress you’ll walk past on a guided stroll.
Geology here is karst: pale limestone cliffs, low scrub, and thin soils that force vineyards and pine to cling in pockets. The nearby Pakleni islets are a ragged chain of hidden coves where the sea dares you to dive in; grottoes and pebbled beaches hold clearer water than most mainland bays. Culture on Hvar hangs between relaxed seaside cafés and small artisan shops selling lavender, olive oil and local wine.
Practically: expect about an eight-hour outing with hotel pickup, a guided 45–60 minute walking tour, a multi-course Mediterranean lunch on board, and a swim/snorkel/SUP stop at Hula Hula beach. Bring swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, a lightweight layer for sea breeze, and basic snorkeling comfort. Mobility is needed for boarding and stairs in Hvar’s old town. The day balances sightseeing with active water time — efficient, social, and designed for travelers who want both culture and coastal play.