Welcome to your 8-day cruise across Croatia, where you'll discover breathtaking coastal and mountainous landscapes, lush national parks and numerous islands with cobbled streets and turquoise waters.

During this trip, you'll explore a country steeped in culture and history. You'll be guided with confidence on board a modern and comfortable ship that will show you everything from iconic UNESCO heritage sites to hidden, lesser-known treasures. 

Guests can enjoy a stay on modern ships with air conditioning, a saloon, a restaurant, and a sun deck. The boat is 42-50 meters long and has 18 cabins in which each cabin is 12 to 17 m2.

Your itinerary:

Day 1: Trogir - Split

Day 2: Split - Hvar

Day 3: Hvar - Mljet National Park

Day 4: Mljet National Park - Dubrovnik

Day 5: Dubrovnik - Korcula

Day 6: Korcula - Brac

Day 7: Brac - Trogir

Day 8: Return

Please note that the captain reserves the right to change the itinerary in case of bad weather conditions.

You will embark at the port of Trogir from 12 pm to 2 pm. On arrival, the staff will welcome you and take your luggage to the port. After boarding, you will be served a welcome drink. A stop is planned in one of the bays of the island of Čiovo, where you will have your first chance to dive into the crystal-clear water of the Adriatic Sea.

Next, head to Split, the capital of Dalmatia! Stroll through the medieval streets as the Romans did 18 centuries ago and enjoy the most impressive sights such as the palace of the great emperor Diocletian, the Golden Gate, various statues, Venetian palaces and much more. Afterwards, you will have free time to explore the Riva, a beautiful waterfront promenade lined with restaurants, shops and cafes. Overnight in Split Harbour.

DAY 2: SPLIT - HVAR

Today you will sail to the island of Hvar, known for its mild climate and fragrant lavender fields. The town of Hvar is the centre of tourism on the island, thanks to its rich cultural and historical heritage, such as the fortress, the cathedral of St. Stephan, the Franciscan monastery, the Hektorovic Palace, the arsenal and the theatre. Overnight in the port of Hvar.

DAY 3: HVAR - MLJET NATIONAL PARK

Sailing along the southern coast of the island of Korčula, you will stop at one of the many bays for a swim, before heading to your next stop - Pomena, on the island of Mljet. Part of the island has been declared a national park. Two saltwater lakes are connected to the sea by a narrow channel. They originated about 10,000 years ago. Overnight in Pomena.

DAY 4: MLJET NATIONAL PARK - DUBROVNIK

On this day you will head south. After a swimming break at the Elafiti Islands, you will enter the port of Dubrovnik around 4 pm. Dubrovnik is a beautiful old town known for its characteristic red roofs and old Roman streets. An important historical and tourist centre, the city was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979. Apart from its cultural sites, Dubrovnik is an inexhaustible source of traditionally prepared food, excellent wine selections and a wide range of cafes and shops.

Today you will explore the old town of Korčula, which is still surrounded by its 13th-century fortifications, built by the Venetians. Korčula boasts one of the most beautiful old towns in Dalmatia. From its fortress-like appearance, it is often called "little Dubrovnik". Overnight in the birthplace of the famous sailor and explorer Marco Polo.

DAY 6: KORCULA - BRAC

Passing the channel between the island of Korčula and the mountainous Pelješac peninsula, you will head to the island of Brač. On the way to Brač, you will see a landscape dominated by a limestone relief, with many ravines, crevices, cavities, valleys and coves. Brač is also known for being one of the largest islands in the entire Adriatic Sea. Overnight in one of the charming places on the northern part of the island, Pučišća, Postira or Supetar.

DAY 7: BRAC - TROGIR

You will leave the island of Brač and after a swimming break in a bay on the island of Čiovo, you will return to the starting point of your trip. Visit Trogir, a small picturesque town with many secrets, located on a beautiful island on the Adriatic Sea. Discovering its unique heritage, you will understand why it was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997. You will also love the magnificent masterpieces of famous sculptors, such as the magnificent cathedral portal by the master Radovan and the reliefs by the master Niccolo di Giovanni Fiorentina.

DAY 8: RETURN

After a final breakfast, disembark until 9am before joining your flight home.

Jump on board and set sail across the sparkling Adriatic Sea on this 8-day cruise stopping in Trogir, Hvar, Korcula, Brac and Dubrovnik. 

This offer is based on a choice between a Standard or Main Cabin.

The Standard Cabin is located on the lower deck and welcomes you with warm colours and a wooden interior decor theme that creates a maritime atmosphere down to the smallest detail. 

Located on the main deck, the Main Cabin offers all the comforts of home. Relax and unwind in this wonderful room after a day of soaking up Croatia's best sights.

This is a half board stay (breakfast and your evening meal served in the main buffet restaurant - excludes drinks). Please see the details section for further information about your board basis conditions.     

The spectacular upper sun deck is furnished with sun loungers and a jacuzzi, offering an excellent place to relax while sailing and enjoying the 360 degree views. 

WiFi is also available free of charge in the saloon and at the back of the boat, making your holiday a captivating oasis you won't want to leave.

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?

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 the medieval city of Trogir, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A true open-air museum and a must-see place during your stay in Croatia. Stroll along the winding streets lined with freestone houses and take a detour to Saint-Laurent Cathedral and the Benedictine convent of Saint-Nicolas, which are pure wonders.