Adriatic Islands & Lakes (Deluxe)

We transfer from Dubrovnik Airport to Gruz harbour for check-in from 14.00. In the afternoon, we explore Dubrovnik’s Old Town on a guided walking tour, taking in its Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture, as well as its historic city walls and churches.

Later, we ride the cable car to Mt. Srđ for sweeping views over the city and the Elaphiti Islands. We return to the vessel for a welcome reception with cocktails and dinner.

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.

Dubrovnik - Slano. After breakfast, we cruise along Dubrovnik’s impressive city walls and the Elaphiti Islands before arriving in Slano, a peaceful fishing village.

We visit nearby Ston, known for its oysters and remarkable medieval walls - among the longest in Europe. We enjoy an oyster tasting before returning to the ship for the Captain’s dinner, accompanied by live entertainment.

Slano - Mljet Island. We sail to Mljet, one of the Adriatic’s most unspoilt islands. We explore Mljet National Park on a guided walk, followed by a boat ride to St. Mary Isle to visit its 12th-century Benedictine monastery.

The afternoon is free - you may wish to kayak, cycle, or simply relax in the peaceful natural surroundings

Mljet Island - Korcula. We continue cruising towards Korčula, with a swim stop along the way. Often referred to as the birthplace of Marco Polo, the island is known for its well-presed medieval town laid out in a distinctive fishbone pattern designed to provide shelter from the wind.

We explore the Old Town on a guided walking tour. In the evening, you may choose to join an optional excursion to a local village for a traditional Dalmatian dinner. Overnight in Korčula - either at the main port in the town centre or at the port of Dominče.

Korcula - Vis. We sail onwards to Vis, an island that was closed to foreign visitors for many years as a Yugoslav military base. Today, its unspoilt charm and relaxed atmosphere make it a highlight of the journey.

You have the option to join a tour to discover its cultural heritage, scenic landscapes and local wine traditions.

Vis - Bisevo - Hvar. In the early morning, we visit the Blue Cave on Biševo Island, weather permitting. Sunlight passing through an underwater opening creates a striking blue glow inside the cave.

We then continue to Hvar, known for its lavender fields, historic architecture and lively atmosphere. We explore Hvar Town on a guided tour before enjoying the evening at leisure.

Hvar - Bol - Trogir. We begin the day with a visit to Zlatni Rat beach near Bol, one of Croatia’s most distinctive coastal landmarks.

We then cruise to Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage Site often called ‘Little Venice’ for its network of narrow streets and canals. We explore its medieval streets, stone houses and Romanesque churches on a guided walking tour, followed by free time.

Trogir - Krka - Plitvice Lakes. After disembarkation, we travel inland to Krka National Park, where wooden walkways lead us past cascading waterfalls, including the famous Skradinski Buk.

We continue to the Plitvice Lakes region for dinner and overnight.

Plitvice Lakes - Zagreb. We explore Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its 16 interconnected lakes and numerous waterfalls set within lush forest.

In the afternoon, we drive to Zagreb, Croatia’s capital.

After breakfast, we transfer to Zagreb Airport. For early departures, breakfast boxes are available on request.