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Birdseye view of Dubrovnik

Day 1 - Dubrovnik Delights: Old Town, Mountain Views, and Evening Soirée

After settling into your cabin, a transfer will take you to meet your guide for a tour of Dubrovnik’s majestic old town. Take the cable car from the Old Town to the top of Srđ mountain and enjoy scenic views across the terracotta rooftops towards the Elaphiti Islands. Return to the ship to meet the crew and enjoy a welcome cocktail and dinner on board with fellow guests.

Overnight in Dubrovnik.

 

Birdsye view of ston walls

Day 2 - Sailing Serenity: From Seaside Bliss to Ston's Fortified Charm and Culinary Delicacies

After a swim stop in the Elaphiti islands this morning, you continue to the picturesque town of Ston,  famous for the longest fortified wall in Europe, second in the world, and world-class oysters! You will have time to walk the walls before visiting an oyster farm and tasting the famed delicacies.

Later, enjoy a Captain’s dinner with live entertainment onboard.

Overnight in Slano.

Birdseye view of Mljet island

Day 3 - Island Oasis: Mljet's Natural Wonders and Timeless Treasures

Mljet National Park is home to famous salt lakes and is popular with nature enthusiasts. Enjoy a wander to the lakes and a boat ride to St Mary Isle to visit an ancient Benedictine monastery. If you’re feeling active hire kayaks, bicycles or scooters to wander further.

Overnight in port Polača or Pomena in Mljet.

View of Korcula Town from a distance

Day 4 - Legends of Korčula: Marco Polo's Home Town and Medieval Marvels

Following a delightful lunch in a secluded bay, we sail towards the enchanting island of Korčula—famed as the birthplace of the legendary Marco Polo.

Immerse yourself in the island’s rich history during a guided walking tour through the cobbled streets of Korčula Town, renowned as the best-preserved medieval city in the Mediterranean. Uncover captivating stories and secrets woven into the fabric of this picturesque destination.

As evening descends, savor the culinary delights of Korčula. Indulge in a gourmet experience at the Michelin-starred LD restaurant in Korčula Town, or opt for a more authentic and traditional affair in a charming village. Delight your taste buds with a typical Dalmatian dinner, all while immersing yourself in the region’s history and traditional way of living.

Overnight in Korčula.

stone shuttered houses against a blue sky in Vis

Day 5 - Mystical Vis: From Ancient Greek History to Cinematic Allure

Today’s adventure takes you to the captivating island of Vis, a hidden gem shrouded in history and cinematic allure. Once a classified Yugoslavian army base until 1991, Vis has emerged from its enigmatic past to become a sought-after destination. Its recent claim to fame as the fictional Greek island in ‘Mama Mia 2: Here We Go Again’ has cast a spotlight on its breathtaking landscapes.

As you step ashore, you’ll discover Vis’s fascinating legacy as one of the main Greek colonies in the 4th Century BC. soak in the unparalleled beauty that captivated both ancient settlers and modern filmmakers alike.

Overnight in Vis.

Inside the blue cave Bisevo island

Day 6 - Island Charms: Biševo's Blue Cave and Hvar's Sun-Kissed Glamour

Embark on a morning voyage to the enchanting island of Biševo, where a spectacular natural wonder awaits – the mesmerizing Blue Cave. As sunlight pierces through the sea, witness the cave’s magical transformation, an awe-inspiring display of nature’s artistry.

Continuing your journey, set sail for Croatia’s answer to St Tropez – the glamorous island of Hvar. Along the way, indulge in a refreshing swim stop amidst the pristine waters of the Pakleni islands and lunch onboard.

Hvar, acclaimed as the sunniest island in the Adriatic, beckons with its beauty and culture. A guided tour will unveil the town’s treasures, leading you to the panoramic views from the town fort overlooking the harbour. Dive into the vibrant atmosphere of Hvar Town, renowned as the ultimate summer party destination. Immerse yourself in the lively scene, with an array of trendy bars, exquisite restaurants, and chic beach clubs awaiting your discovery.

Overnight in Hvar.

*Visiting the cave will depend on weather conditions and crowds. Additional entrance fees apply if you would like to visit the cave.

Birdseye view of Zlatni Rat Beach near Bol

Day 7 - Golden Horizons: Zlatni Rat's Shifting Splendor and the Historic Heart of Split

Embark on a morning adventure to the captivating Brač island, where the highlight awaits at the renowned Zlatni Rat in Bol – Dalmatia’s most iconic beach. Immerse yourself in the crystal-clear water at this natural marvel that changes size and shape each day dependent on the wind and the waves.

From Bol, continue to the vibrant coastal city of Split, your ultimate destination. Explore the rich history within the walls of Diocletian’s Palace, a magnificent UNESCO World Heritage site. Your guide will share stories through the labyrinthine of cobbled streets.

As the day draws to a close, savour your final evening in Split at one of the city’s diverse restaurants. We’ll provide you with personalised recommendations, ensuring your last night is a culinary delight.

Overnight in Split.

Woman in The Peristyle, Diocletian's Palace

Day 8 - Time to Split, or not?

09:00 am: A fond farewell after breakfast as you embark on your journey homeward.

Alternatively, choose to prolong your experience by extending your stay. We’ll design a bespoke, tailor-made itinerary, meticulously crafted for you to explore further on land. Whether it’s uncovering hidden gems, delving into local culture, or indulging in additional scenic wonders, the choice is yours. Continue your adventure beyond the cruise, creating lasting memories beyond the horizon.

Further Details -

  • Dates available May to October
  • The route advertised starts in Dubrovnik and ends in Split but other routes are available.
  • The exact vessel will depend on the dates and route.
  • Limited availability, so book now to avoid disappointment.

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What's included?

Available May to October. From £1,600 per person based on double occupancy (lower deck, deluxe cabins in May).

Single supplement available +50%, some cabins have the option of 3 beds (double + single), and third person is -30%

  • Airport transfers
  • 7-night cruise on a Deluxe or Deluxe Superior vessel
  • Welcome reception & cocktail
  • Daily buffet breakfast
  • Three-course lunch
  • Captain’s dinner with live entertainment
  • Complimentary water from the water fountain
  • Coffee and tea after lunch
  • Olive oil and wine tasting on board
  • Abundant fresh fruit
  • Professional Tour manager
  • Tourist taxes & port fees
  • Luggage handling
  • Daily cabin service and towel change
  • Midweek bed linen change
  • Complimentary wi-fi onboard
  • Guided walking tours in English of towns: Dubrovnik, Hvar, Korčula, Split
  • Spectacular cruise along the old town city walls of Dubrovnik
  • Croatian wine tasting
  • Return bus transfer from Dubrovnik port to the Old Town for sightseeing
  • Dubrovnik cable car fee
  • Half-day excursion to Ston (Oyster farm visit and tasting, walls of Ston and Ston saltworks)
  • Mljet National Park entrance fee

Not included:

  • Flights
  • Entrance tickets to the Blue Cave
  • Optional Korčula village dinner
  • Drinks from the bar
  • Tips
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