Croatia Sailing Adventure

Saturday. Split to Stari Grad, Hvar. Hello Croatia and welcome aboard! Located in the heart of Dalmatia, Split became a popular retirement destination in the 4th century for Roman emperors such as Diocletian. Today, it is renowned for its variety of archaeological, historical and cultural monuments among them the UNESCO listed Diocletian Palace.

Enjoy lunch while cruising towards Stari Grad on the island of Hvar. This afternoon you can enjoy some free time to explore the beautiful streets and picturesque squares of what is reputedly one of Croatia's oldest towns. Or you can head out of town towards Stari Grad plains, which are one of the earliest examples of the ancient Greek agricultural systems, both the town and the plains were inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage sites.

Don’t miss the boat! Cruise departs from SPLIT HARBOUR ON SATURDAY AT 13:00. If you do require pre-tour accommodation, we are able to offer suggestions. Check in today is from 11 am to 12 midday.

Stari Grad - Hvar .This morning we continue towards the jet-set port and medieval town of Hvar enjoying lunch onboard. This afternoon there will be some free time to discover the highlights of the town including its 13th Century walls, Hilltop fortress or soak up the atmosphere walking around the main square of St Stephen. During the evening Hvar town is renowned for its glitz, glamour and legendry nightlife and the place to be seen.

Hvar - Mljet. Today we say farewell to Hvar and cruise towards Mljet island with a stop along the way for a refreshing swim. Mljet National Park covers the north west part of the island and features saltwater lakes and an enchanting emerald green forest which surrounds them. The entrance ticket payable locally approx. EUR 25 includes a boat ride to St. Mary's Isle. Alternatively, you can rent a kayaks or bicycles to explore the island on your own. Overnight in the port of Pomena or Polace

Mljet - Dubrovnik. Early this morning we depart for Dubrovnik. Known for its history dating back centuries, striking medieval city walls and shining white limestone streets, Dubrovnik has rightfully earned the nickname 'Pearl of the Adriatic'. Here we will enjoy a guided tour of this enchanting city, home to picturesque stone buildings and bright terracotta roofs. As we overnight on board the ship in Dubrovnik why not head out to discover this magical city at night, strolling down Palaca street or sipping a cocktail by the sea.

Dubrovnik - Korcula. After breakfast we depart for Korcula island, abound with rustic charm this medieval settlement is believed to be the birthplace of explorer Marco Polo. Korcula town is famous for its fortified city walls, lively medieval port and the impressive herringbone patterned streets. Once evening falls there are plenty of bars and restaurants for you to head out to.

Korcula - Makarska. This morning we depart from Korcula, after lunch and a swim stop, later this afternoon we arrive in Makarska where the ship will dock overnight. The wide promenade of Makarska is bursting with fashionable cafes, restaurants and bars. In the evening why not head out to enjoy the nightlife, a visit to the famous disco in a sea cave is a must.

Makarska - Omis - Split. After breakfast we depart towards Omis, where you can join the optional river rafting experience on the Cetina River. Later on we arrive back into Split don't miss out on seeing the numerous sights and shops in this city, experience the beauty and night life and see why this Split has become so popular with young people from all round the world.

Saturday – Split. Early breakfast after which it is time to say goodbye to the crew and all your new friends!