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Where to Eat and Drink on a Croatia Yacht Charter
Our pick of the restaurants, bars, cafés and beach clubs along the Croatian coast, from konobas you reach by tender in the Kornati to beach clubs on the Pakleni islands and bars in Dubrovnik’s walls. Filter by type or area, choose a place to find it on the map, and open its page for what to order and how to get there from the yacht.
Istria
Restaurant· Novigrad
Restaurant Marina
A small seafood restaurant in Novigrad where chef Marina Gaši cooks fish-only tasting menus from the day’s Adriatic catch, a short walk from Marina Nautica.
Restaurant· Rovinj
Monte
Croatia’s first Michelin-starred restaurant, in a stone courtyard below St Euphemia’s church in Rovinj’s old town, serving Flora and Fauna tasting menus.
Restaurant· Banjole, near Pula
Batelina
A simple fish tavern in the village of Banjole, south of Pula, cooking the daily catch. Michelin lists it for 2026; book by phone and bring cash.
Zadar & Kornati
Restaurant· Zadar
Foša
A fish restaurant set into the 16th-century wall of Zadar’s little Foša harbour, with a terrace over the water and more than 120 Croatian wines.
Restaurant· Opat Bay, Kornat
Konoba Opat
A family konoba on its own jetty in Opat Bay on Kornat, inside the Kornati National Park, cooking the day’s catch for crews who arrive by boat.
Restaurant· Murter
Konoba Boba
Chef Vjeko Bašić’s konoba in Murter town, with a walled garden and cooking built on Kornati ingredients, a few minutes’ walk from Marina Hramina.
Šibenik & Krka
Beach Club· Zablaće, Šibenik
En Vogue Beach Club
An adults-only beach club at the Amadria Park resort on the coast south of Šibenik, with a 3,000 m² deck, infinity pools and a DJ booth above the pool.
Bar· Šibenik
Azimut
A bar and cultural club in Šibenik’s 15th-century town wells, on the waterfront beside the cathedral, with concerts all year and a summer open-air stage.
Restaurant· Šibenik
Pelegrini
Šibenik’s Michelin-starred restaurant, opposite the Cathedral of St James, serving modern Dalmatian tasting menus with a list of more than 500 wines.
Restaurant· Skradin
Cantinetta
A family restaurant in a walled courtyard in Skradin, known for traditional Skradin risotto and Skradin cake, five minutes’ walk from ACI Marina Skradin.
Split & Hvar
Café· Split
Lvxor
A café on the Peristyle of Diocletian’s Palace in Split, with cushions on the Roman steps, live acoustic music most evenings and breakfast from 08:00.
Beach Club· Hvar Town
Hula Hula Hvar
A sunset beach bar on the shore west of Hvar Town harbour, with a deck of sunbeds by day and cocktails and DJ music as the sun goes down.
Beach Club· Stipanska, Marinkovac
Carpe Diem Beach
A day and sunset beach club in a pine-backed cove on Marinkovac, off Hvar Town, reached only by boat, with daybeds, a pool, seafood and sushi.
Restaurant· Palmižana, Sveti Klement
Zori
A family restaurant in the pines at Palmižana on Sveti Klement, grilling the morning’s catch over charcoal, five minutes’ walk from ACI Marina Palmižana.
Korčula & the Elaphites
Restaurant· Korčula Town
LD Restaurant
A Michelin-starred restaurant on Korčula’s old town walls, with a summer terrace on the Zakerjan promenade by the sea and chef Marko Gajski’s tasting menus.
Restaurant· Šipanska Luka, Šipan
Konoba Kod Marka
A family konoba on the water in Šipanska Luka, where the host lays mooring buoys for diners and serves Korčula-style popara and octopus meatballs.
Dubrovnik
Bar· Lapad, Dubrovnik
Cave Bar More
A bar inside a natural cave beneath Hotel More on Lapad bay, spread over three levels with a seafront terrace for sunset cocktails.
Café· Dubrovnik Old Town
Gradska Kavana Arsenal
Dubrovnik’s historic city café beside Luža square, dating from 1895, with terraces above the Old Port for breakfast, coffee and cake, or a seafood lunch.
Beach Club· Ploče, Dubrovnik
Banje Beach
A beach club, restaurant and lounge bar on Banje beach, just east of Dubrovnik’s old town, with daybeds looking across to Lokrum and the city walls.