Islands & Lakes of Croatia (Deluxe Superior)

On arrival in Zagreb, we transfer to the hotel for check-in and an overnight stay.

Please note:Flight details must be provided at least 21 days prior to cruise departure. If flight details are not received at least 14 days before arrival, additional transfer costs will apply.

This morning, we explore Croatia’s capital on a guided walking tour through the historic Lower and Upper Towns. Highlights include St Mark’s Church, the Government Palace, Lotrščak Tower, the Cathedral and Stone Gate.

We experience the city’s lively atmosphere as we stroll through the colourful Dolac Market. Later, you may choose to sample local cuisine at one of the many restaurants or cafés.

We depart for Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia’s oldest national park and a UNESCO-listed site.

The park features 16 lakes linked by waterfalls and wooden walkways. We explore on foot, taking in the lush greenery and striking turquoise waters. Afterwards, we continue to Split for an overnight stay.

Zagreb - Trogir - Hvar. We begin with a guided tour of Split, a coastal city centred around Diocletian’s Palace, built in the 4th century. After the tour, we transfer to Marina Baotić for embarkation.

We set sail at 14:00, enjoying lunch on board as we cruise towards Hvar, Croatia’s longest and sunniest island. Known for its lavender fields and historic charm, Hvar offers much to explore. In the afternoon, we take a guided walk through the town. In the evening, you are free to explore at leisure.

Hvar - Trstenik. We sail towards the Peljesac Peninsula, an area known for its wines, including Dingač and Postup. Along the way, we stop for a swim and enjoy lunch on board. On arrival in Trstenik, we visit a local winery for a tasting, followed by a traditional dinner showcasing regional produce.

Trstenik - Mljet - Dubrovnik. We continue to the island of Mljet, one of Croatia’s greenest islands and home to Mljet National Park.

With the cruise manager, we visit the saltwater lakes and take a boat to St Mary’s Isle, where a Benedictine monastery dates back to the 12th century. After lunch on board, we sail towards Dubrovnik.

After breakfast, we take a guided walking tour of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We ride the cable car to Srđ Mountain for panoramic views over the city and the Elaphiti Islands.

The afternoon is free for you to explore - you may choose to walk the medieval city walls, visit the Rector’s Palace or Sponza Palace, or relax in one of the city’s squares.

Dubrovnik - Korcula. We depart Dubrovnik and cruise towards the island of Korčula, believed to be the birthplace of Marco Polo. En route, we stop for lunch in a secluded bay with clear waters.

On arrival, we take a guided walking tour of Korčula Town, known for its medieval walls and distinctive street layout designed to protect against wind and sun. In the evening, you are free to explore.

Korcula - Pucisca. We leave Korčula in the early morning, stopping for a swim in a quiet bay. Lunch is served on board as we continue to Pučišća on the island of Brač.

This small town is known for its white limestone, used in landmarks such as the White House, and its stonemasonry school. You have time to explore at leisure. In the evening, we enjoy the Captain’s Dinner with live entertainment. Overnight in Pučišća. If the port is full, we will instead dock in Milna.

Pucisca - Trogir. Our final day begins with an early departure and a swim stop, followed by lunch on board. We arrive at Marina Baotić near Trogir and transfer to the Old Town for a guided tour.

Trogir is a UNESCO-listed town known for its well-preserved medieval architecture and mix of Romanesque, Renaissance and Baroque styles. In the evening, you may explore further or enjoy a final dinner by the sea.

After breakfast, we transfer to Split for onward travel. Departure from the marina is at 09:30, with arrival in Split expected at 10:30.