Destinations / The Dalmatian Coast

A thousand islands. One unforgettable week.

From Zadar to Dubrovnik, Dalmatia is Croatia at its most cinematic: Roman palaces, walled cities and an archipelago made for private yachts. The natural stage for incentive journeys and celebrations.

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Terrace of a resort on Hvar looking out over the Adriatic
  • Split · Zadar · Dubrovnik Three international airports along one coast
  • 16 Marinas Vetted for yacht programmes and fleet charters
  • 4 National Parks Krka, Kornati, Mljet and Paklenica
  • April – October Peak season, with a mild shoulder in spring and autumn

Where the Adriatic puts on its finest.

Dalmatia gives a programme both spectacle and ease. Three international airports sit along a single coastline, so guests land close to their hotel and are on the water within the hour.

We build each week around contrast: a reception inside a Roman palace, a day at anchor off an uninhabited island, a final dinner as the walls of Dubrovnik turn gold. Every transfer, permit and table is arranged so your guests only ever see the view.

Moments We Design Here

Signature experiences

A starting point, never a package. Every programme is composed around your objectives, your guests and the season.

Catamaran yacht at anchor off a pine-covered island, with guests swimming and paddleboarding in turquoise shallows

Island-hopping by private yacht

A fleet chartered out of Trogir or Split and routed through Hvar, the Pakleni Islands and Šolta, with lunch anchored in a cove nobody knew was on the itinerary.

Night view of a gala dinner on a hilltop terrace beside a lit white tower, with Primošten and the archipelago lit up below

A gala above Primošten

A hilltop terrace dressed for a gala dinner, a floodlit tower beside the tables, and Primošten and the Šibenik archipelago glittering below as night falls.

  • Split, inside the palace walls

    Diocletian’s Palace is a living old town, not a museum. We arrange receptions and dinners within its walls, subject to city permits, then move the party to a rooftop above the harbour.

  • Zadar at sundown

    The Sea Organ playing on the waterfront, the Greeting to the Sun lighting up as dusk falls, then a private dinner in the old town or across the channel on Ugljan.

  • Krka and the Kornati by water

    Speedboat transfers into the Kornati archipelago and an early-morning visit to Krka’s waterfalls, ahead of the crowds.

Venues & Access

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84 vetted venues and access points: airports, ports, marinas, parks, wineries, heritage sites and confidential estates.

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Many of our programmes combine two regions: the coast for spectacle, the interior for focus.

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