Jewels of the Adriatic from Split

Saturday. Arrive at Split Airport and transfer to Marina Baotić harbour (Trogir) where the vessel will be docked. Check-in starts at 14:00. After settling in, join the transfer to Trogir for a guided sightseeing tour. Trogir, a UNESCO-listed town often called "Little Venice," is full of history, charming restaurants, and local specialties. Returning to the ship later this afternoon, you’ll enjoy a welcome drink and get to know your fellow guests.

Please note: This itinerary is for 2027 departures. If you're travelling in 2026, please contact us for your itinerary.

Trogir - Vis/Komiza. In the morning, we cruise to the island of Brac, where you can enjoy a swim at Zlatni Rat, famous for its 'shape-shifting' beach. Nearby is the fishing village of Bol, now a scenic tourist hotspot. After lunch on board, we continue to the island of Vis. A Yugoslav Naval Base until the late 1980s, Vis is a charming slice of the old Mediterranean. Indulge in a tasting at a traditional winery before spending the rest of the day at your own leisure. Opt to visit the Roman ruins of ancient Issa, Croatia's first urban centre, or simply stroll along the waterfront promenade.

Vis/Komiza - Bisevo - Hvar. Early this morning (weather permitting), we cruise to Bisevo, a small island home to visit the spectacular Blue Cave. (Entrance to the Blue cave (weather-dependent and payable on spot). We then continue to Hvar, an island blessed with sunny skies and lavender fields. This afternoon, we join a walking tour of the historic town, where we'll see the Renaissance cathedral with itsoriginal tower, and the oldest community theatre in Europe, founded in 1612. After we will hike up to the medieval fortress overlooking the Pakleni Islands. Spend the evening at leisure in one of Hvar's many beach bars or restaurants.

Hvar - Korcula. Leaving Hvar early in the morning, we continue to Korčula, stopping for lunch in a secluded bay along the way. This walled town was the birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo, and we'll follow in his footsteps with a guided tour of its 'fishbone'-patterned streets. There are plenty of dining choices - Korčula is packed with bars, clubs, and restaurants offering views of the town's incredible sunsets, or perhaps join an optional excursion to a local village for a traditional Dalmatian dinner (fee paid on arrival – approx. EUR 45-60pp).

Please note: depending on availability, we may overnight at main port in the town center/ port of Dominče / ferryport (3 km away)

Korcula - Mljet - Polaca/Pomena. Today we cruise south to the island of Mljet. Local legend declares that the Greek hero Odysseus spent seven years here with the nymph Calypso - try not to do the same! Join the cruise manager for a guided tour of the salt lakes in Mljet National Park, before taking a boat ride to St. Mary Isle to visit a Benedictine monastery, an old abbey, anda Church dating back to the 12th Century. Alternatively, you can choose to opt to rent kayaks, bicycles, scooters orconvertible cars to roam around the National Park or island on your own.

Mljet - Slano - Ston. We leave Mljet behind this morning, sailing towards the mainland village of Slano - a peaceful fishing community and our gateway to Ston, a once-fortified village now known for something far more delicious than defence: its oysters. Along the way, we stop for a swim in the clear Adriatic waters.

On arrival, we explore Ston's vast medieval ramparts before continuing to the nearby village of Mali Ston, where we learn about local oyster farming and sit down to taste this Dalmatian delicacy for ourselves.

Once we're back on board, the evening brings the Captain's Dinner, complete with live entertainment.

Ston - Dubrovnik. The final leg of our Dalmatian cruise takes us to Dubrovnik, an Adriatic port with a rich and varied history. Now a UNESCO-Listed Site, Dubrovnik was once the capital of the Republic of Ragusa, a powerful maritime city-state. Approaching Gruz Harbour, we'll enjoy lunch on deck as we cruise around the old city walls. After docking, we transfer to town for a guided walking tour, taking in the Renaissance architecture, and travel by cable car up the Srd Mountain for spectacular views of the city and Elaphiti Islands. Spend the evening at leisure further exploring the city, or you can choose to walk on top of the 1940 m long city walls.

Saturday. Dubrovnik. Our luxury Adriatic holiday comes to an end after breakfast. Disembark and transfer to Dubrovnik Airport is included.