Zadar Split Region Cruise

We board at Zadar port between 11:30 am and 1:00 pm. Passengers arriving later will need to embark at Vodice port instead. Once on board, our team will welcome you with a drink, and you’ll have the chance to meet the crew and fellow travellers. After a light snack, we set sail for one of the nearby islands, where we’ll enjoy our first swim in the Adriatic. We then continue to Vodice, a lively holiday resort. Following dinner on board, you can explore the evening at your leisure in one of the town’s cosy taverns or konobas. Overnight on board.

We sail a few miles south, leaving the Adriatic Sea to enter the mouth of the River Krka. Heading upstream, we anchor at Skradin, just before the renowned Krka waterfalls. From here, smaller boats will take us to the National Park, where you can explore Skradinski Buk—the most popular section of the falls. This area features 17 cascades stretching up to 100 metres wide, with the water dropping a total of 45.7 metres. Please note that park entrance and boat ride are not included and are payable on-site. Returning to the Adriatic, we stop in Šibenik, a historic town known for its fortress-like old quarter. The highlight here is St. Jacob’s Cathedral, Croatia’s most significant Renaissance monument. After a brief walk through the old town, you may choose to dine at one of the local restaurants. We spend the night on board.

We depart Šibenik and return to the Adriatic Sea, arriving first at Primošten. This charming old town sits on a peninsula and was originally an island, connected to the mainland by a causeway in the 16th century. You can explore the narrow streets and soak up the atmosphere before we set sail again. After lunch on board, we pause in a secluded bay for a refreshing swim. Later, we continue to Split, the capital of Dalmatia. The city’s highlight is its historic old town, which developed around Diocletian’s Palace—a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring Roman walls that are over 1,700 years old, alongside lively cafés and churches.

Please note: Ongoing pier reconstruction in Split’s port may occasionally require us to dock at alternative locations such as Omiš, Milna on Brač Island, or Rogač on Šolta Island. We spend the night on board.

We depart from the harbour and enjoy a refreshing swim before continuing to Trogir, often called the “museum city” for its UNESCO-listed old town. In the afternoon, we take a guided tour through its narrow, cobbled streets, discovering medieval archways and charming courtyards. Afterwards, you have the option to dine at one of the many inviting local restaurants. We remain overnight on board.

We set sail for the island of Drvenik Veli, where we pause for a refreshing swim in one of its tranquil bays. After lunch on board, we continue to the charming island of Zlarin, arriving in the afternoon at its small fishing village harbour. You will have the opportunity to explore the village and enjoy dinner at one of the local restaurants. We remain moored here overnight.

We spend the day exploring the Kornati Islands, the largest and most densely packed archipelago in the Adriatic, comprising 147 islands, islets and reefs stretching over 35 kilometres. Declared a National Park in 1980, this nautical paradise offers stunning scenery and crystal-clear waters. We sail the full length of the islands, pausing to anchor in a sheltered bay for a long swimming break. Our journey continues to Telašćica Nature Park, a protected bay carved about ten kilometres deep into the island of Dugi Otok. Here, you can admire the dramatic cliffs rising up to 161 metres and visit the saltwater lake Mir, just a short walk from the landing stage. We remain on board overnight.

We depart Telašćica Nature Park and sail to a bay on the island of Ugljan for a final, leisurely swim in the clear Adriatic waters. Afterwards, we return to Zadar, where a guided tour of the old town awaits. Surrounded by impressive city walls, you will explore key landmarks including the Roman Forum, the distinctive round church of Sveti Donat, the cathedral of Sveta Stošija, and the unique sea organs—an extraordinary musical installation played by the waves. We spend the night on board in Zadar.

After breakfast, disembark by 9:00 am. We wish you a pleasant onward journey.