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THE CROATIA EXPERIENCE YACHTING COLLECTION 8 DAYS // 7 NIGHTS SPLIT + BOL+ HVAR + KORCHULA + DUBROVNIK + MJET + MAKARSA YOU’RE GOING TO CROATIA! Up in the Air Life proudly presents our first Mega Yacht Experience in Croatia. We were the first to host trips to the epic yacht week parties and now we are leveling up. This ultra luxe trip cruises around Croatia on a brand spanking new modern yacht including a beautiful sun deck, jacuzzi, and lounge area to relax and enjoy the cool sea breeze. Imaging pulling to shore in our quadruple deck boat as we enjoy daily buffet breakfasts, daily four-course lunches, our own private DJ spinning for Day Parties on the boat, and a stop here and there to jump right in and explore the sea. This trip will be unforgettable. AT UP IN THE AIR LIFE TRAVEL EXCELLENCE IS OUR JAM Our Team in Chile at Santa Rita Wine Vineyard Up In The Air Life merges the art of connections with luxury travel experiences to create memories, milestones, and magic for individuals looking to explore the world. From luxury mega yachts in Croatia to champagne and wine tastings in France and Italy; the Up in the Air Life team handles each special detail in order to give you the freedom to enjoy your adventure and just show up. Our mission is to inspire, connect, and grow with our clients from around the world with international trips, curated meetups, and hosting local events. Up in the Air Life hosts luxury group trips and leads an active online community which allows travelers to connect online and travel together later. Up in the Air Life boasts an Event team who plan curated lifestyle events and host happy hours in the United States. While you wait, please join us at a local event. View our upcoming events! View our Press Coverage Follow us on Instagram OUR CHIEF MEMORY MAKER FOUNDER + CEO, CLAIRE SOARES I started Up in the Air Life because I felt there was a gap in the marketplace. A majority of the groups in the black travel movement, even today, are geared towards budget trips. After traveling all over the world I was searching for something more upscale. After a trip to Dubai where a friend of mine rented a private jet for us to soar over the city, I realized I wasn’t the only one interested in unique experiences while seeking the finer things in life. I created Up in the Air Life with a mission to “inspire, connect and grow.” We want every trip to be such a unique experience where our clients, who have historically been ignored in the travel space, feel deeply respected and special. I’ve been curating trips since I was 17. As Senior class president I planned our senior trip for over 100 students to travel from Virginia to Six Flags in New Jersey; curating trips is in my DNA. I went to school for computer science and continued planning trips for friends in college. I joined an online travel group in 2008 In 2013 I wanted to start a travel blog and during this time I started planning a trip to Yacht Week and decided to create Up in the Air Life. We’ve started with one sailing trip for Yacht Week to offering over 20 trips around the world. As my team says, We’re living that what? Up in the Air Life! OUR SUITE OF SERVICES HOSTED GROUP TRIPS: Taking travel culture to the next level; we curate international experiences all over the world. With a focus on luxury service and 5-star accommodations; we make sure you have the best of the best from excursions, lodging, restaurants, and more. EVENTS: With event coordinators in every major city, Up In The Air Life provides curated local experiences every month hosted by official Up In The Air Life staff. Our events take our luxury service to your backyard and gives you the opportunity to connect with members in -person. ONLINE COMMUNITY: Our Facebook Group is our 24/7 online resource for all things travel, luxury, and community. With over 20,000 members, you have the opportunity to interact and engage with people all over the world through photos, conversation, epic stories, and experiences. Join our FB group. TRIP PLANNING: Experience any of our curated trips on your own dates and with your travel crew. Or let us curate a new trip to anywhere in the world. Our trip planning services allow us to customize a trip for you based on your unique requirements. We plan everything from lodging accommodations, tours, dining, nightlife, and unique experiences based on your budget. Email us to get started. YOUR ITINERARY DAY 1 DAY 3 Welcome to Croatia. Arrive in Split and get Early in the morning cruise towards the jet-set whisked to the mega yacht. After settling in island Hvar with a swim stop and lunch on board at the Pakleni Islands. Hvar, the longest your cabin with private ensuite bathroom and sunniest island in the Adriatic is known we’ll, enjoy a guided tour of the city in the for lavish lavender fields and breathtaking early evening before dinner. Split is a historic beauty. Afternoon arrival followed by a short presentation of lavender products and a tour town under UNESCO protection and part of of the town – the Renaissance cathedral with the world heritage. One will find an its original tower, and the oldest community abundance of Roman architecture – of special theatre in Europe founded in 1612. Hike up to the town fort overlooking the harbour to get interest is the magnificent Diocletian palace, some lovely scenic views of your ship and the once inhabited by the Roman emperor. After Pakleni islands. In the evening Hvar offers an the tour of Split, return to the ship for a abundance of entertainment – numerous welcome reception and cocktail to meet restaurants, bars and cafes are open long into the night. Overnight in the port. MEALS (B,L) everyone and enjoy music and a sumptuous gourmet spread. Overnight in Split. MEALS (D) DAY 4 DAY 2 Early morning departure towards the Korčula island best known as the birthplace of Marco Our first stop will be the Island of Brač and Polo. Stop for lunch in one of the secluded picturesque town of Bol. Imagine the most bays en route. Afternoon arrival in Korčula crystal clear water on an inlet with a warm followed by a guided walking tour of this pebble beach. After our delightful lunch we’ll enchanting town surrounded by walls and venture ashore and enjoy a carefree day one of the best preserved medieval cities in relaxing day on the beach, walking into town the Mediterranean. Fish bone street pattern was used in Korcula Old Town design to for shopping, or dancing the afternoon away reduce effects of wind and sun and provide at the local beach clubs. The night will be citizens with sheltered and comfortable ours as we check out the local nightlife on the accommodation. Korčula has an abundant island. For those wanting a chill evening on choice of restaurants to enjoy a gourmet the boat you can hang out in the rooftop hot experience and numerous bars and clubs for those looking for evening entertainment. tub on the boat listening to your favorite Overnight in Korčula. MEALS (B,L,D) beats. MEALS (B, L) YOUR ITINERARY (cont.) DAY 5 DAY 7 Today we’ll sail to an ancient preserved town, Our last day will be spent in Makarska, one of Dubrovnik, known from the tv show Game of the most popular tourist resort areas on Thrones. Dubrovnik is a city in southern Adriatic due to its long pebbly beaches and Croatia fronting the Adriatic Sea, encircled scenic mountains in the background, which with a massive stone walls completed in the creates a specific climate and picturesque 16th century. Its well-preserved buildings views. After our swim stop you can enjoy a range from baroque St. Blaise Church to leisure day. Malacological Museum holds one Renaissance Sponza Palace and Gothic of the largest collections of shells and Rector’s Palace, now a history museum. You invertebrate fossils in the world with some will have the opportunity to take best pictures very remarkable specimen, as well as a of the town of Dubrovnik as we take the cable collection of flora of the Biokovo mountain car from the Old Town to Srđ mountain to and the Adriatic Region. The museum opened enjoy scenic views of the Walls and Elaphiti in 1963 and is a part of Franciscan Monastery Islands. There are buildings that have Overnight in Markasa. MEALS (B,L,D) remained from the time with a larger part of monuments belonging to the modest Renaissance architecture with some traces of the Gothic style. After the tour, enjoy a fun-filled evening out in the town. Overnight DAY 8 in Dubrovnik. MEALS (B,L) Enjoy your last morning on the boat wtith another scrumptious breakfast. Say your last goodbyes to the crew and all your new DAY 6 friends! Check out by 9.00 am and you’re Next morning we head further north to the whisked away to your private transfer to Split Island of Mljet. The legend says Greek hero airport. MEALS (B) Odysseus spent years on this island when he was captured by the nymph Calypso. Join the cruise manager for a stroll to the famous salt lakes in the Mljet National Park and enjoy the boat ride to the St Mary Isle to visit an ancient Benedictine monastery, an old abbey and a Church dating back to the 12th Century.
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