An unforgettable week aboard M/Y OHANA,
cruising the Croatian coast
We'd love nothing more than to have you join us aboard OHANA — cruising the crystal waters of the Dalmatian Coast. Think island-hopping through ancient harbors, swimming in turquoise coves, long lunches on deck, and sunsets that stop you in your tracks. Expect 26°C (79°F), 14 hours of daylight, and water warm enough to swim all day.
We strongly recommend flying into Split no later than Friday, June 5th — the day before we set sail.
Summer flights are unpredictable. Cancellations and delays happen, and OHANA departs on schedule at 4:00 PM on June 6th. Missing the boat isn't just an expression here — it's a real possibility if you're cutting it close.
Arriving a day early means you can explore Split's stunning old town, settle in, and join us relaxed and ready.
Need a place to stay the night of June 5th? We're happy to help arrange your hotel. Just let us know in the RSVP form.
Want to explore Split before boarding? We'll arrange luggage pick-up from your hotel so you can enjoy the city hands-free.
Once we have everyone's arrival details, all airport and hotel transfers will be arranged — you won't need to worry about a thing.
Your destination is Split, Croatia — Split Airport (SPU). For long-haul flights, depart June 4 to arrive June 5. Most routes connect through a European hub.
OHANA is a 160-foot motor yacht with every comfort you'd want for a week at sea. 14 beautifully appointed cabins for up to 30 guests, a dedicated crew of 12, and a toy box that'll keep everyone entertained from sunrise to sunset.
All food and drinks on board are taken care of — we just need to know your dietary needs.
Our route will weave through some of the most beautiful islands in the Adriatic. We'll cruise about 2 to 2.5 hours per day — the rest is swimming, exploring, and relaxing.
Exact itinerary depends on weather and current conditions and will be determined during the cruise. The captain will choose the best route each day.
Home to Zlatni Rat — Croatia's most famous beach, a golden horn of pebbles that shifts shape with the wind. Crystal-clear shallows perfect for kids and snorkeling.
The most remote inhabited island. Visit the stunning Blue Cave on Biševo, swim in Stiniva Bay (voted Europe's best beach), and eat at no-frills konobas where the fish was caught hours ago.
A miniature Dubrovnik without the crowds. Walled medieval old town, claimed birthplace of Marco Polo. Renowned for its white wines — try Pošip and Grk.
A quiet harbor town on Hvar's north coast. Surrounded by lavender fields and pine forests. Laid-back atmosphere, great local restaurants, and beautiful nearby coves.
The locals' secret — largely untouched by tourism. Famous for its olive oil and honey. Peaceful bays with water so clear the boat looks like it's floating on air.
The glamour island. Upscale restaurants, cocktail bars overlooking the harbor, 13th-century fortress with panoramic views. The liveliest nightlife on the Adriatic.
The yacht returns to Split on June 13, but we may not be in Split harbor on the last night. Here's how departure works:
Option 1 — Stay until the end. The yacht arrives back in Split the morning of June 13. Enjoy one last breakfast on board, then disembark by 9:00 AM. Split Airport is about 60 minutes from the port.
Option 2 — Leave early. If you need to head out before the yacht returns to Split, we'll arrange a speedboat to shore and a taxi to the airport for you. Just let us know your flight details and we'll take care of everything.
If you stay until the morning of June 13, book afternoon flights to be safe. Need to leave earlier? Speedboat + taxi can be arranged — just let us know.
We can arrange a hotel in Split for June 12 or 13. Explore Diocletian's Palace, the Riva waterfront, or take a day trip to Trogir.
Airport transfers will be arranged for everyone — just share your departure flight details in the RSVP form or the group chat.
Departing from Split Airport (SPU). If leaving June 13, book afternoon flights. For long-haul routes, most connections go through a European hub.
Croatia is part of the Schengen Area. Here's what you need to enter.
First aid is on board and crew are certified. For anything serious, here are the facilities at each stop.
Accessible free of charge from any phone.
All set?
Confirm Your Spot ↓30 guests have already confirmed. RSVP by April 20 so we can arrange cabins, transfers, and provisions.
Your RSVP has been received. We'll be in touch with more details as we get closer to departure.
See you on the water.