Kvarner North Dalmatia Cruise

Our journey begins in Rijeka, where boarding takes place between 11:00 am and 1:00 pm. Passengers arriving later will need to transfer to the next embarkation point at Port Krk. Once on board, our representative will welcome you with a drink, giving you the chance to meet the crew and fellow travellers. As we enjoy a light snack, we set sail for the island of Krk. Our first stop is a secluded cove, perfect for your first swim in the clear Adriatic waters. We then continue to either Krk town, the island�s capital, or Punat, where we will moor for the night. Overnight on board.

After breakfast, we set sail for the island of Rab, a journey of approximately two hours. We will anchor in a charming bay, giving you ample time to swim and relax on the sun-drenched shore. Later in the afternoon, we arrive at the picturesque town of Rab, where a guide will meet us for a walking tour. The old town is known for its distinctive bell towers and is situated on a narrow, rocky promontory surrounded by water. The town�s three main streets each offer something different � the Lower Street is lined with caf�s and pubs, the Middle Street features boutiques, souvenir shops and ice cream parlours, while the Upper Street leads to four historic churches with their iconic bell towers. We spend the night on board.

Today we leave Kvarner Bay and sail towards Dalmatia. After a refreshing swim, we arrive in Zadar, the cultural heart of northern Dalmatia. A local guide will take us on a walking tour of the walled old town, where we will see highlights such as the Roman Forum, the distinctive circular church of Sveti Donat, and the Cathedral of Sveta Sto�ija. You can explore the traffic-free streets lined with elegant boutiques and numerous caf�s, or enjoy the unique sounds of the Sea Organ on the Riva promenade, where melodies are created by the movement of the waves. We will spend the night on board.

We depart from Zadar to explore the Kornati Islands, described by George Bernard Shaw as a masterpiece of creation. This archipelago, the largest and densest in the Adriatic, comprises 147 islands, islets and reefs stretching over 35 kilometres. We sail through the narrow Proversa passage between Dugi Otok and Kornat, entering the Kornati National Park. After cruising through this remarkable protected area, we continue north to anchor at one of the islands in the Zadar archipelago�options include Dugi Otok, Zverinac, Molat or Olib�where we will spend the night on board.

We sail towards the island of Lo�inj, renowned for its more than 300 days of clear or lightly clouded sunshine each year and its dense pine forests. Keep an eye out for dolphins playing in the waves�over 220 have been recorded here by the Adriatic Dolphin Project. After a refreshing swim, we arrive at Mali Lo�inj, where we will spend the evening and overnight on board.

We sail to the neighbouring island of Cres, known for its vast olive groves and numerous flocks of sheep. Roast lamb is a local speciality here, reflecting the island�s agricultural heritage. After a refreshing swim, we continue to the charming town of Cres, where we will moor for the night. Overnight on board.

We leave the Croatian islands behind as we sail from Cres along the eastern coast of Istria towards Rijeka. En route, we pause for one final swim in the Adriatic�s clear waters. We then continue to Rijeka, where we moor for the night, concluding our cruise. Overnight on board in the port of Rijeka.

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