
CROATIA
May, June, September from $5100
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PATAGONIA
March and November 2026 from $5,800
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PATAGONIA
March and November 2026 from $5,800
Days/Nights Duration
Arrival City
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Trip Pace
Total Elevation Gain
Hotel Jumps
Departure City
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HIGHLIGHTS
"I’m not a runner but now have runner friends!!! The crew was so engaged and enthusiastic about sharing the history and culture with us. I loved that I could ask questions about trees and wine and history! The trail running was challenging and magical all at the same time. The feeling of accomplishment I experienced each day was profound. The excursions in the afternoons were unlike anything you could book on your own. So curated and personal. There was time sailing from one island to another that we spent getting to know each other over wine, or napping or swimming at anchor in the Adriatic. Life changing trip."
Becca Stordahl, June 2024

Run across five stunning Dalmatian islands, exploring rugged coastal trails, pine forests, and seaside villages along the way

Travel and sleep aboard a private chartered yacht, waking each morning to a new island and a sunrise run on the Adriatic

A foodie’s paradise - learn to press olive oil, hand-roll makaruni, and indulge in local cheeses, seafood, and island wines
ADVENTURE
INCLUSIONS
Guided trail runs or hikes (7-12K)
Most meals (and drinks!)
Expert team of local guides
Local transport
Daily activities and outings
Travel swag & race medals
Hotels and lodging
International flights excluded

ADVENTURE
INCLUSIONS
Immersive cultural experience
Daily cultural and sometimes adrenaline activities!
4* Accommodation
Off the beaten path guided courses (5-12 km daily)
Most meals (and drinks!)
Expert local guiding team
In country transportation
Travel swag and finisher medal
Like-minded community

"What you seek, is seeking you"

WHAT TO
EXPECT
Sailing the Adriatic from Dubrovnik to Split (or vice versa) reveals Croatia at its most captivating—a sun-drenched coastline of medieval towns, turquoise coves, and island life that moves at its own pace. From the stone streets of Korčula and Hvar’s vibrant harbors to the tranquil bays of Mljet, every stop blends history, flavor, and sea breeze.
Exploring Croatia with us means gliding between ancient ports, savoring fresh Mediterranean cuisine, and immersing yourself in the effortless beauty of the Dalmatian coast.
We have four Croatia trips in 2026 - two will run in the direction Dubrovnik to Split and the other two the opposite direction from Split to Dubrovnik. The majority of the itinerary remains the same, but turned on its head! Please ensure you check the pricing section for dates and direction info!

Capital
Zagreb
Language
Croatian
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Population
3.8M
Landscape
Dalmation Klapa Singing (Unesco Heritage), Lindjo Dance
Famous People
Nikola Tesla & Luka Modrić
Cuisine & Drinks
Grilled fish, octopus salad, olive oil, local cheeses. Rakija, wine
Wildlife
Foxes, hedgehog, tortoise, falcons, herons, egrets, sea turtles, dolphins, octopus, urchins
Natural Wonders
Mljet National Park - Saltwater lakes, Lush Wetlands, Blue Cave, Lavender fields
Traditional Music & Dance
Croatian folklore reflects the country’s coastal charm and deep Slavic roots, where every region preserves its own distinct music, costume, and dance. The harmonies of klapa—a cappella singing from Dalmatia—fill seaside towns with soulful melodies, while tamburica orchestras bring energy to inland celebrations.
Colorful folk dances, like the lively kolo, symbolize community and togetherness, often performed in traditional embroidered dress. Festivals from Dubrovnik to Split keep these traditions alive, where locals gather in stone squares to share song, dance, and the spirit of the Adriatic.


Cultural Roots
Croatia’s cultural tapestry reflects its crossroads between Central Europe, the Balkans, and the Mediterranean. Influenced by Illyrian, Roman, Venetian, and Austro-Hungarian legacies, the country’s heritage blends coastal refinement with inland tradition.
On the Adriatic, seafaring, architecture, and cuisine carry centuries of Mediterranean flair, while the interior preserves the customs of rural village life—folk music, harvest festivals, and intricate embroidery. Together, they reveal a people deeply connected to both land and sea, whose history and hospitality are woven through every stone street and sunlit harbor.



DAY 1
Arrive in Split, Croatia
Optional shake-out run in starting city!
Charter Yacht
Trogir, Croatia
Set Sail from Trogir: Your Croatian Island Adventure Begins
There's nothing quite like the moment you first step aboard and feel the boat gently rock beneath you, knowing a week of island-hopping adventure lies ahead. We meet this afternoon at Trogir Port, a UNESCO World Heritage town with a beautifully preserved medieval old town, ready to kick off our journey through the Dalmatian islands.
Once everyone's aboard, settle in with drinks and dinner as the crew walks you through everything you need to know for the week ahead. Then, as the sun sets over the Adriatic, we set sail overnight for Milna, drifting off to the gentle rhythm of the sea as our first island destination draws closer.
*Subject to change

DAY 2
Olive Oil Museum & Tasting
Vidova Gora Summit (6.1km)
Charter Yacht
Brač, Croatia
Summit Vidova Gora and Savour the Flavours of Brač
There's no better way to start the day than with breakfast on deck as the island of Brač comes into view. This morning we lace up for Run 1, a 6.1km climb to the summit of Vidova Gora, the highest peak in the Adriatic islands, rewarding every step with sweeping views over the famous Zlatni Rat beach and the sparkling sea beyond.
Back at sea level, we swap running shoes for tasting spoons at a local olive oil museum, learning about the centuries-old tradition of olive growing on the island before sampling some of the region's finest oils. As the sun goes down, we gather back on board for a relaxed group dinner on the yacht, swapping stories from the day's summit before setting off for tomorrow's adventure.
*Subject to change

DAY 3
Winery Tour & Tasting
Jelsa Procession (9.8km)
Charter Yacht
Travel around Korčula
Run the Jelsa Procession Route and Toast to Hvar's Vineyards
Breakfast on deck sets the tone for another island morning, before we head out for Run 2, a 9.8km route tracing the historic Jelsa procession path, winding through olive groves and stone villages that have seen centuries of pilgrims walk this same ground before you.
The afternoon shifts gears with a visit to a local winery, where Hvar's sun-soaked vineyards come to life in a guided tasting of the island's finest reds and whites. After a relaxed lunch back on the yacht, the rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the charming port town of Hvar at your own pace. Dinner tonight is on your own, so venture into town and find your own favourite spot before returning to the yacht for the night.
*Subject to change

DAY 4
Sunbeds on the Shore
Sveti Klement Sprint (3.5km)
Sail to Hvar
Hvar, Croatia
Sprint Sveti Klement and Sail On to Vela Luka
A short, sharp start to the day today with Run 3, a 3.5km sprint on the island of Sveti Klement, part of the beautiful Pakleni archipelago just off Hvar. It's the perfect quick leg-stretch before a more relaxed day unfolds.
Back in Hvar town, we settle in for lunch at a favourite local art restaurant, full of character and creativity, before heading down to the shore for an afternoon of sunbeds and sea. Once everyone's soaked up enough sun, we return to the yacht and set sail for Vela Luka, with free time on board to relax as we cruise. The day wraps up with a group dinner back on the yacht.
*Subject to change

DAY 5
Beach time and swimming (Dinner on your own)
Sveti Klement Sprint
Charter Yacht
Hvar Island
Run the Vela Luka Caves and Cook Up a Korčula Feast
Breakfast on board fuels us up for Run 4, a 3.8km route through Vela Luka weaving past dramatic sea caves carved into the coastline, a proper wake-up call for the senses before we set off for Korčula.
The afternoon turns hands-on with a local cooking demonstration, where you'll learn the secrets of Dalmatian home cooking before sitting down to enjoy the very dish you helped prepare. With appetites and curiosity satisfied, the rest of the afternoon is yours to wander Korčula's charming old town, said to be the birthplace of Marco Polo, hunting down souvenirs and hidden gems. Dinner tonight is on your own, with plenty of local recommendations from the team, before heading back to the yacht to settle in for the evening.
*Subject to change

DAY 6
Free Time, Bike Hire & Monastery Visit (optional)
Mljet National Park (7.3km)
Charter Yacht
Mljet
Run Mljet National Park and Explore Croatia's Green Island
After breakfast on board, we head into Mljet National Park for Run 5, a 7.3km route through one of Croatia's oldest protected forests, tracing the shoreline of the park's famous saltwater lakes as they weave between pine-covered hills.
For those keen to see more, there's an optional visit to the tiny islet in the middle of the lake, home to a centuries-old Benedictine monastery reachable only by boat. The rest of the morning and afternoon is free time to explore Mljet at your own pace, we'd recommend hiring bikes to properly soak up the island's quiet, green scenery. Everyone regroups back on the yacht for a relaxed group lunch, before winding down the day with dinner together on board.
*Subject to change

DAY 7
Guided Old Town Tour
Sail to Dubrovnik
Charter Yacht
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Sail into Dubrovnik for a Farewell Tour and Dinner
After six days of running, sailing, and island-hopping, this morning is all about slowing down. Breakfast on board as we set sail one last time, cruising toward the historic walled city of Dubrovnik with plenty of time to relax on deck and soak in the final stretch of the Adriatic.
Lunch on the yacht sets us up for the afternoon, and since it's our last one together, we're heading out for a guided tour of Dubrovnik's Old Town, taking in the famous city walls, ancient stone streets, and the sweeping views that made this city a legend. The trip wraps up in style with a farewell dinner in Dubrovnik, the perfect send-off for a week of unforgettable memories.
*Subject to change

DAY 8
Breakfast on the Yacht & Farewells
None
Charter Yacht
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Journey's End in Dubrovnik
One last breakfast on board, savouring the calm of the yacht one final time before it's time to say goodbye. After a week of running through olive groves, sailing between islands, and sharing meals with new friends, we disembark by 9:00am in Dubrovnik, carrying home a few extra memories and, hopefully, a taste for more Croatian adventures ahead.
*Subject to change
6 RUNS, 42KM
Your Croatia adventure at a glance

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February 27- 3 March 2026
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November 7 - 15 2026
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February 27- 3 March 2026
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$5800
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$6295

November 7 - 15 2026
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$6045
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$6295
FAQ'S
We recommend arranging an international phone plan with your home provider before you travel. Many U.S. carriers offer plans that can be added online through your account. Another convenient option is to purchase an eSIM, which is often quick and easy to set up.
If you arrive with extra time, you can also buy a local SIM card once you’re in your destination country. Many airports have shops that can help you purchase and install one on the spot.
Yes!
There are paddle boards, noodles, goggles and fins for snorkeling.
Yes, it is a charter boat just for our group.
Rooms will be comfortable, clean, and safe, but no frills; a place that you would feel ok relaxing in! It includes daily cabin service, mid-week towel change, and laundry mid week.
Options for rooming are either with someone you decide or pairing with someone of your same gender and age (when possible). Unfortunately, single/private rooms are not available on this trip.
The boat has wifi but as we are on sea it can be patchy and not reliable.



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