During ten years of running our Dubrovnik based Adventure Sailing holiday we have received numerous requests for a similar trip that would connect Dubrovnik and Split – two of the most popular towns on Croatian coast. The result is our new trip: let us take you on en route between famous Croatian old towns and architectural marvels - Dubrovnik and Hvar. As we sail along the coast starting in stunningly intact walled city Dubrovnik we will get to explore the most beautiful side of Croatia. Intact nature free of crowds mixed with old town vibes full of life will make this sailing adventure once in a lifetime experience.  As we are leaving Dubrovnik behind we sail towards the Elaphiti islands, a small archipelago consisting of several islands and islets right before we reach Sipan, the farthest and largest of them all. We'll be sleeping in romantic village Luka Sipanska where people still live in a way their ancestors did; early morning fishing and farming as their daily occupations. You'll be amazed by the sparkling turquoise sea as if it was made of crystals, scented dark green pine woods and rich history of this beautiful island with many legends and myths to tell. Its verdant valleys and picturesque landscapes are rich in olive and fig trees, vineyards and citrus groves. In fact, Sipan holds a world record in the Guinness Book as the island with the greatest number of olive trees on such a small land. Today, olives and olive oils in particular are a very known symbol of Mediterranean. Sailing along the coast on the calm sea will make you energized yet peaceful. As we approach Mljet island we’ll be able to see that this marvelous island is covered in pine trees as this land is the most forested in