GayNudeSail Exclusive CROATIA: Split-Hvar-Dubrovnik

JUNE 27 - JULY 4, 2026

€2,195

This sailing cruise is fully organized by one of Out Come Out’s trusted partners.

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An exclusive nude catamaran sailing vacation that starts in the World Heritage village of Trogir, next to Split. We sail with a 42 ft Lagoon catamaran featuring four double cabins with private bathrooms and two small single cabins in the front. On this GayNudeSail Exclusive trip, you can join for one or two weeks. The previous week we sail from Dubrovnik back to Split (Trogir). Both weeks have distinct routes with different ports, bays, and islands. Let our gay skipper guide you across the Adriatic Sea and discover Croatia’s stunning coast and islands.

If you book as a single guest, your double bed will be made up with separate sheets. If you prefer not to share a cabin, two smaller single crew cabins are available in the front at 30% lower cost. Private double cabins with private bathrooms are also available for an additional 80%. Guests booking two consecutive weeks receive a €100 discount on the second week. The minimum deposit is 50% of the total travel sum. Each week offers a unique itinerary, starting and ending in the same town.

The Dalmatian Islands in Croatia are among the most famous in the Mediterranean. Wild, rugged, and largely uninhabited, many are protected national parks offering a diverse and scenic cruising area for a Gay Nude Sail vacation. Enjoy long and short passages between rocky islets, historic villages, and crystal-clear waters.

A Gay Nude Sail cruise typically explores more than 30 islands off the central Dalmatian Coast near Split, including Solta, Hvar, Vis, and Brac. The area is a maze of natural beauty, with pristine beaches, lively nightlife, fine cuisine, secluded coves, fascinating historic sites, and an unspoiled setting — making a GaySail holiday an unforgettable adventure. Along the way, you’ll visit the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trogir and the ancient walled city of Dubrovnik, famous for its Game of Thrones filming locations.

Day 1: This journey starts in Trogir next to Split, a city that lies on a large bay and is the gateway to the numerous islands of the Dalmatian coast. Boarding starts at 5.30 pm.
Day 2: Our first sailing day takes to the Island or Brac, to the beautiful town of Milna. On our way time for a long lunch and swim stop. Dinner in town.
Day 3:The island of Hvar is also known as the St. Tropez of Croatia. In front of the entrance to the towns harbor there are a few small islands with numerous of bays, an ideal spot for swimming.
Day 4: We set course for the islands Korcula and sail into the deep bay of Vela Luka. Korcula is the island with the most abundant vegetation in the Adriatic. Here we find a nice mooring for the night and have diner on board.
Day 5: The green island of Lastavo is surrounded by islets. Lastavo is an island of rare beauty and spectacular natural bays. Skrivena Luka (The hidden port) is one of the most beautiful coves on the island of Lastavo. The view from the meteorological station on the peak is amazing.
Day 6: Another great day of sailing through the clear deep blue clear waters of the Adriatic. Our destination today is the National park on the island of Miljet. The entrance to the natural bay of Polace is narrow and stunning. Here you can rent a bike and visit the National park. The Benedictine monastery and the church of St. Mary from the 12th Century are worth visiting. In the evening we enjoy a deliciously roasted local meal which is cooked on an outdoor fire.
Day 7: Our last sailing day of this week gets us to Dubrovnik. This town with an unique political and cultural history must be one of the, if not the most attractive monumental city on the Mediterranean. Dinner in the old town.
Day 8: For the guys who booked two weeks: Day off to explore Dubrovnik. For the one week passengers: Time to say goodbye to your new friends and disembark after breakfast.
This itinerary is subject to change. Local circumstances such as weather may influence the itinerary.
Travel Information
You can fly to Split International airport from where it is a short taxi drive to the Marina in Trogir. After two weeks we are back in Split (Trogir). If you join us just one week, you can take a bus back from Dubrovnik to Split, or fly back home from Dubrovnik International airport. There is a good bus connection between the two cities, https://www.buscroatia.com/ 5,5 hours, about 18 euro. Or take the fast ferry Dubrovnik to Split: https://www.croatiaferries.com/split-dubrovnik-ferry.htm 4,5 hours, 3 times a day. You can also book a local flight from Dubrovnik back to Split with Croatian airlines (30 min).