Cavtat is a small coastal town just 20 km from Dubrovnik by the Adriatic Sea.  It is the perfect base to explore Dubrovnik and Montenegro. The resort has a beach-vacation vibe, thanks to its two long peninsulas that jut out of the horseshoe-shaped bay. Additionally, there is a romantic harbor with a lively waterfront promenade. Before you rent a catamaran in Cavtat, you might like to wander through the old town and visit several attractions. The old town consists of shuttered houses, contrasting terracotta roofs, and pink bougainvillea that all jostle for space. The Racic Mausoleum sits above the hills and is an absolute highlight in Cavtat. It has expansive views of the Adriatic Sea and is also built under the name of a wealthy shipbuilding family. Right below the Mausoleum is the small Church of Our Lady of the Snow. At the opposite end is the stunning Church of St.Nicholas, featuring paintings of Vlaho Bukovac, as well as other artists. For some extra sightseeing, the Falcon Fort and Prince’s Palace are fascinating historical attractions to visit. Besides the rich cultural heritage, you can hire a catamaran in Cavtat and sail along the Southern Dalmatian coast for a unique vacation.

You can rent a catamaran in Cavtat and take a trip to Dubrovnik. The picturesque archipelago west of Dubrovnik, known as the Elafiti islands, is perfect for swimming and sunbathing. They are also filled with fragrances of pine forests and verdant vegetation, creating a wonderful backdrop. The islands consist of Kolocep, Lopud, and Supetar. You have the opportunity to invigorate yourself with homemade olive oils and swim in the shallow waters of Sunj Beach, known in all of Croatia. Lokrum is a fantastic island right in front of the old city of Dubrovnik that can also be added to your daily itinerary. By visiting these islands, you will have the perfect three-island tour in Cavtat. Moreover, the Konavle landscape is simply breathtaking and spreads over a continuous length of about 20 kilometers. You can stop by Luka Bay beach in the village of Cillipi, a wonderful gem where you can enjoy snorkeling and cliff diving. You can also pass by Pasjaca Beach in the heart of Konavle. You will find no loud music, shops, or bars, so a catamaran charter would be highly recommended, having the necessary amenities on board.

The excitement is still not over when sailing in Cavtat. You have the opportunity to discover the island of Korcula, the second most inhabited island in Croatia. The locals will welcome you with open arms, with the chance to learn the ways of Dalmatia and its traditions. Moro Beach is not too far and is an ideal way to end your private catamaran tour. Mljet is another beautiful area with a breathtaking national park. You will be able to take photos of an old monastery and enjoy a private catamaran cruise, all in just 8 hours. Of course, you have the option to book a luxury catamaran and visit all these islands on a 3-day or 4-day charter from Cavtat. You will always have time to explore new destinations closer to Split, the second-largest city in Croatia. These include Hvar, Brac, Vis, and Solta. Most of the owners on our platform offer week trips from Dubrovnik to Split, but they are open to your needs and ideas for your cruises. You can embark on an exciting adventure and choose where to stop, swim, sunbathe, or even partake in deep-sea fishing activities.