We invite you to join us for a 7-night / 8-day cruise along the beautiful Croatian Coast, onboard the MS Adriatic Princess. You will sail through the shimmering Adriatic Sea with plenty of island stops, opportunities to discover charming villages and immerse yourself in the culture.

Your itinerary
Day 1: Embarkation in Dubrovnik (Gruz Port/ Harbour)
Day 2: Dubrovnik - Korčula
Day 3: Korčula - Pučišća (Brač Island) - Omiš
Day 4: Omiš - Split - excursion Skradin and Trogir
Day 5: Split - Hvar (Island of Hvar) - Vela Luka (Island of Korčula)
Day 6: Vela Luka (Korčula Island) - Pomena (Mljet Island)
Day 7: Slano - Dubrovnik
Day 8: Dubrovnik - Disembarkation

Important: 

- Embarkation from the Gruz Harbour of Dubrovnik from 2pm.

- Disembarkation from the Gruz Harbour of Dubrovnik at 9am.

Please allow for arrival to Dubrovnik until 9pm maximum and departure from Dubrovnik at 10am minimum (when choosing your flights).

In order to organise your airport/port/airport transfers, please provide us with your flight schedule within 48 hours of your booking by filling in the dedicated form in your member account. Without this information, your transfers cannot be carried out.

Please note: Transfers are only for Dubrovnik airport/port/Dubrovnik airport.

DAY 1 - Saturday: EMBARKATION IN DUBROVNIK (Gruz harbour)

Embark at any time after 2pm. Over a welcome drink and a snack, meet your Cruise Director and the crew and get acquainted with the rules and safety measures. Your journey begins with dinner on board and an overnight stay in Dubrovnik.

DAY 2 - Sunday: DUBROVNIK – KORCULA (breakfast & lunch included)

The far south of Croatia holds many gems. Start with an optional walking tour* of Dubrovnik, a.k.a. the Pearl of the Adriatic or the King’s Landing. Whatever you might consider being the town’s main drawcard, Dubrovnik’s mighty city walls and its courteous spirit will swiftly transport you back in time to when this was an independent republic that successfully rivalled the Venetian Republic. Its outpost is your next stop, with a small detour for a refreshing dip on the Elaphite Islands.

You’ll know Korčula* was a Venetian stronghold as soon as you lay your eyes on the many lion statues which lurk at you from the town’s facades and gates, intertwined with some of the most outstanding stonework you will get to see anywhere on the Adriatic coast. Stay overnight in Korčula.

*Dubrovnik town tour with a coach transfer – optional walking tour package (can also be done on day 8).

*Korcula town walking tour – optional walking tour package

DAY 3 - Monday: KORCULA – PUCISCA (Island of Brac) – OMIŠ (breakfast & lunch included)

Breakfast is served over the stunning views of the playfully dispersed archipelago of Korčula, and followed by a scenic sail around the tips of Pelješac peninsula and Hvar Island, perhaps even a refreshing dip along the way. Stop to visit the homeland of ‘the Croatian marble’, on the island of Brač. You’ve probably seen this ultra-quality limestone already, perhaps on the front of the White House in Washington DC or Bundestag in Berlin, but the optional tour* to the still-operating stone masonry school in Pučišća brings a chance to learn more about shaping this stone for eternity.

Once back at the mainland, admire the dramatic rocks backing the lovely settlement of Omiš right at the mouth of Cetina River. Consider exploring the Cetina River canyon on a boat excursion**. Stay overnight in Omiš.

*Stonemasonry school – optional walking tour package

**Optional excursion: Cetina river

DAY 4 - Tuesday: OMIŠ – SPLIT – excursion Skradin and Trogir (breakfast & dinner included)

When sailing along the Croatian coast, surpassing the surrounding beauty may seem like an impossible task. Perhaps so, but there are sites on the Croatian mainland that surely parallel it, such as the Krka River and its stunning estuary. A coach trip brings you to the small town of Skradin, the guardian of the mouth of River Krka, and the gateway to its National park. The place where wild waterfalls inspire serene lakes, the park is definitely worth a visit. After returning to the seaside, visit Trogir, a petite island bridged to the mainland. A showcase of stunning architecture founded upon Greek and Roman heritage, Trogir is protected by UNESCO, just like its big neighbour and your next stop, the town of Split.

Explore on your own or join an optional walking tour* to learn about the Diocletian’s Palace, once the Roman Emperor’s retirement estate and today a lively city centre. Whatever you do, make sure to take it easy in Split, as after all, that is the true highlight of local living. Enjoy dinner onboard and stay overnight in Split.

*Split Walking Tour – optional walking tour package

DAY 5 - Wednesday: SPLIT – HVAR (Island of HVAR) – VELA LUKA (Island of Korcula) (breakfast and Captain's dinner)

In a splash of islands lined up directly across from Split, Hvar is the one known for purple lavender fields, potent red wines and glitzy jet-set feasts along starlit waterfronts. Especially so at its prime hotspot, the Old Town of Hvar, also the home of the oldest theatre in Europe and organized tourism in Croatia! Join an optional walking tour* to learn more about the interesting history and starry present of the town and the island, before sailing over for a swim at the beautiful archipelago of Pakleni Otoci. Later in the afternoon, drop the anchor in Vela Luka in Korčula, where you will enjoy dinner and overnight stay.

*Hvar town – optional walking tour package

DAY 6 - Thursday: VELA LUKA (Island of KORCULA) – POMENA (Island of MLJET) – SLANO (breakfast and lunch)

Your captain will choose a secluded bay so that you can hop in the sea and start the day with a refreshing dip. Surrounded in deep green forests which earned Korčula its name and fame, meditate upon the sounds of crickets and silence as you immerse yourself in the essence of this region: the crystal blue sea. Then continue to another green island, this time Mljet.

The national park on the island is the home of two salty lakes, connected by a small channel with the sea. Nature lovers will get a kick from hiking or cycling here, possibly even kayaking over to the small inlet in the centre of the lake, charming with its 12^th-century Monastery of St. Mary. Alternatively, join the optional excursion** – but whatever you do, do not miss out on Mljet! Spend the evening in the small settlement of Slano on the mainland, once adored by Dubrovnik sea captains.

**Optional excursion: Mljet National Park, free time in the National park.

DAY 7 - Friday: SLANO – DUBROVNIK (breakfast & lunch included)

In the vicinity of Slano, the petite town of Ston claims its fame for its gastronomy: strong wines, ancient salt production, succulent oysters and mussels. The optional tour, the Taste of Dalmatia* highlights all these treasures, but you can also just relax in Slano before sailing out to Dubrovnik. Midway, a dip on Lopud Island gets you up and ready to join an optional guided tour* of Dubrovnik Old Town.

Surrounded in immense city walls, as if in a universe of its own, the world-famous facades line up as you walk the same streets as the cast and crew of the Game of Thrones, Star Wars and Robin Hood. Enjoy an evening of romance, glitz and glam, as you will be staying in Dubrovnik overnight.

*Dubrovnik town tour with a coach – optional walking tour package (or on day 2)

**Optional excursion:  Taste of Dalmatia

DAY 8 - Saturday: DUBROVNIK (breakfast)

Enjoy a farewell breakfast before disembarking by 09:00 AM. Make sure to keep in touch with your fellow travellers and the Cruise Manager and the crew, as MS Adriatic Princess will wait for you next year too!

The luxurious MS Adriatic Princess is a modern and elegant motor yacht, the ideal choice for a cruise along the picturesque Dalmatian Coast. The size of the boat allows it to dock at many of Croatia's historic and atmospheric island ports.

This offer is based on a choice between a Lower Deck Cabin and a Main Deck Cabin.

The cruise offers 18 spacious and cosy cabins including air-conditioning, twin or queen-size beds and private bathrooms.

Lower Deck Cabins are between 14 and 18 m².

Main Deck Cabins are between 13 and 15 m².

This offer is based on a Half Board stay (breakfast buffet, lunch except on day 1, day 4 and 5 when dinner is included instead of lunch - excludes drinks).

The boat features a lovely shaded lounge area with club tables and comfortable sofas. The top deck, also called the sun deck, offers 155 m² of space for you to soak in the sunshine as you admire the stunning surrounding views.

The UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Dubrovnik Old Town is surrounded by city walls built between the 13th and 16th centuries. Stroll round these fortified walls, enjoy panoramic views of the city and the Adriatic Sea then step back in time when you take a guided tour of the narrow stone streets of the Old Town itself. 

The city is a treasure trove of cultural and historical attractions, and the stunning beaches, cuisine, and offshore islands are all outstanding too, making this a fantastic all-round destination.

Explore modern parts of Dubrovnik, such as Lapad Bay with interesting cafes, restaurants, and shops along the promenade. Take one of the many excursions on offer including horseback riding at Konavle Valley, Peljesac food and wine tastings, Elafiti islands fish picnics, or daily visits to Montenegro, Mostar or Medugorje. Round off your stay by boarding the Dubrovnik Cable Car which will whisk you to the top of Mount Srd in less than five minutes. From the mountaintop you will be treated to unsurpassed views of the entire city.

Welcome to Hvar, a Croatian island that can celebrate its illustrative history while looking firmly in the future.  This island is part of the central Dalmatian archipelago situated in a picturesque natural setting. Just 10km from Hvar town, you will find one of the most beautiful townlets on the island, founded in the 15th century. Owing to several old bridges that connect the two sides of its bay, Vrboska is often referred to as Little Venice. 

With the imposing architectural site of the fort-church of “St. Mary of Mercy", and the cultural Fisherman's Museum, the peaceful town of Vrboska is more than just a beachside destination. Visit Hvar Town, the centre of the island and a close drive from your hotel. Wander through 13th-century walls and pass Gothic palaces interspersed with popular clubs and more modern architecture. The beautiful waves of the Adriatic sea hit the shore, and golden beaches border this enchanting land.

Hvar attracts and accommodates for all types, which is part of its appeal. Part playground for the rich and famous, part haven for nature lovers, part culture vulture's dream destination, there is something for everyone on this beautiful island. In the summer, lavender fields are coming into bloom - don't miss the colour of their flowers and the olive trees!

This charming Dalmatian seaside city is brimming with history and attractions, alongside a wonderful, laid-back Mediterranean atmosphere, making it the perfect place for a sun-drenched holiday. Take a wander through the cobbled streets of Split's old town, feasting on the freshest seafood and browsing the upmarket shops and cafes along the seafront promenade - there’s so much to explore here.

No stay in Split would be complete with exploring the fantastical Diocletian’s Palace, a 4th century palace which dominates the city’s old town. Wander through these Roman ruins, some of the most impressive in the world, and feel yourself transported back hundreds of years. Afterwards, immerse yourself in Croatia’s cuisine at the daily Pazar Market, where you can barter for some local cheese or a bottle of Travarica, a herb brandy from Dalmatia.

Aside from the charms of the city itself, Split is rightly known as the starting point for trips to nearby islands, including Hvar and Vis; what could be better than spending the day aboard a boat, sailing on the beautiful Mediterranean?