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 A gentle week of early season Dubrovnik naked gay sailing round the South Dalmatian islands — Lokrum’s nudist rocks, Mljet’s saltwater lakes, and a Korcula wine stop — with short hops and sheltered anchorages all the way home. As you sail along the coastline, you can explore secluded bays, hidden coves, and nearby islands, each offering unique charms, from lush forests to pristine beaches. Dare to Sail in Dubrovnik gets your no-tanlines bronze tan before the summer kick-off back home.
Sailing in Dubrovnik is a breathtaking experience that combines stunning coastal scenery with a sense of adventure and discovery. Known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic", Dubrovnik’s ancient city walls, red-roofed buildings, and crystal-clear waters create a picturesque backdrop for a day out on the sea.
Day 1 -
• Embarkation:
After 17:00 at marina in Dubrovnik..
• Welcome Drinks & Briefing:
Welcome drinks & briefing aboard as the crew runs through the boat and the week ahead.
• Evening Exploration:
Explore Dubrovnik’s Old Town and walk the famous city walls.
• Dinner in the Old Town, followed by a nightcap at a gay-friendly harbor bar.
Day 2 -
• Nude Gay Bech:
Short sail to Lokrum; anchor off the island’s FKK rocks on the southeastern cape, Dubrovnik’s best-known gay nudist spot.
• Gay Beach Day:
Enjoy (swim, chill, cruise, ...) beach.
• Optional:
Optionally explore the ruined monastery and botanical garden, or climb to Fort Royal for the classic Old Town view.
Day 3 -
• Morning:
Sail south to Saplunara, twin sandy coves on Mljet’s remote southeastern tip.
• Afternoon:
Swim and unwind on the beach — about as far from a crowd as the Adriatic gets.
• Evening:
A quiet night at anchor under the stars.
Day 4 -
• Morning:
Cruise along Mljet’s wild southern coastline into Mljet National Park.
• Explore Mljet:
Optional bike rental around the saltwater lakes (Veliko & Malo Jezero) to St. Mary’s Islet.
• Evening:
Dinner at a quiet konoba near the park, or a barbecue on deck.
Day 5 -
• Morning:
Morning sail to Korcula.
• Explore Korcula:
Explore Korcula’s Old Town, herringbone streets, and city walls.
• Korcula Wine:
Optional wine tasting: Korcula’s signature whites.
• Evening:
Sunset drinks at a harbor bar with views across the Pelješac channel.
Day 6 -
• Morning:
Sail to Okuklje, a perfectly sheltered bay on Mljet’s northeastern coast and the island’s closest harbor to Dubrovnik.
• Afternoon:
Swim in the calm, fully protected waters of the bay.
• Evening:
A tiny, sleepy village wrapped around a picture-perfect natural harbor — not much to do but enjoy it.
Day 7 -
• Final Sailing:
Relaxed final sail back to Dubrovnik, with a last swim stop along the way.
• Afternoon:
Time to reflect on the week’s adventures, or squeeze in some last-minute tanning.
• Farewell Feast:
Farewell dinner back in the Dubrovnik Old Town.
Day 8 -
• Disembarkation:
By 09:00 at the marina in Dubrovnik.
• Exchange contact
info with your new besties – what happens on the Istrian coast stays on the Istrian coast.
• Head out to explore the town:
Head out to explore the town, or head to the airport for your return journey home with a ton of new memories and connections.
• Safe travels with a perfectly even tan and unforgettable memories. See you on the water again soon!
This itinerary is subject to change. Local circumstances such as weather may influence the itinerary.
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