Day 1: Split

Your cruise starts in Split. If you arrive earlier there is a possibility to join an optional guided tour of Split and Trogir. Dinner will be served in the evening and you'll have an evening free to enjoy enjoy the magnificent town of Split with its numerous archaeological, historical and cultural monuments. Dinner on board an overnight in Split.

Day 2: Split/Brač/Makarska

Morning departure to Brač Island. It is a large coastal centre with its own harbor and airport. The famous white stone of Brač has been used all over the world, even in the White House in Washington. Enjoy the pleasant sea front promenade walk or go for a swim. Lunch will be served on board. From Brač we sail to Makarska, an old town with narrow stone-paved streets, a main church square where there is a flower and fruit market, and a Franciscan monastery that houses a sea shell collection featuring a giant clam shell. Breakfast and lunch on board. Overnight in Makarska.

Day 3: Makarska/Korčula

After breakfast departure for Korčula Island with a stop en route for swimming and relaxing. Lunch is on board before the late afternoon arrival to Korcula, that undoubtedly holds a very privileged position among the Croatian islands. Here on this island you can find more legends, tales and monuments than anywhere else. Since the native people of Korcula have always worked as stonemasons, shipbuilders and seafarers their works can be found all over the world. Yet, they have managed to save the best examples for their own city of Korcula. Breakfast and lunch on board. Overnight in Korcula.

Day 4: Korčula/Dubrovnik

Morning departure from Korčula to Dubrovnik. Lunch is on board. Arrival in Dubrovnik in the afternoon. It's often been called a classic medieval heartstopper. For it is rife with glorious fountains, palaces and cathedrals. And rich in history and culture, dating all the way back to the 7th century. The limestone bricks of the walled Old City shimmer like marble in the moonlight. Fine detailing and the architecture of its quaint buildings underscore an artistic heritage that both enhances and defines a landscape of sea, sky and hills. It is a playground for those who desire the unspoiled fortune that is the Mediterranean landscape. Dubrovnik is steeped in sunshine and bathed in mild Mediterranean breezes, a lush region of coves, forested islands and idyllic beaches. It is a home to one of the world’s oldest pharmacies, which has been open since 1317. Breakfast and lunch on board. Overnight in Dubrovnik.

Day 5: Dubrovnik/Mljet

Late morning departure from Dubrovnik to Mljet. Mljet is located couple of hours boat ride west from Dubrovnik. A national park Mljet includes a western part of this green and tranquil island of the Adriatic Sea Coast. The salt lakes are a unique geological and oceanographic phenomenon of worldwide importance. Mljet is characterized by stable human settlement living in complete harmony with nature. Breakfast and lunch on board. Overnight in Mljet.

Day 6: Mljet/Hvar

Late morning departure from Mljet to Hvar. Having been recently placed on the list of Croatia's ten most beautiful islands, sunny Hvar is, without doubt, numbered among the most seductive of Dalmatian islands. Hvar has the largest island town square on both sides of the Adriatic. And one of the first communal theaters in Europe, built in 1612, called the Arsenal. There is also the famous “Tvrdalj” Palace of Petar Hektorovic, not to be missed. Here the only question to be answered is whether Hvar captivates you more with its indelible history and art. Or grabs you with the indelible beauty of nature that imbues the island and is enhanced with the pure fragrance of lavender. Breakfast and lunch on board. Overnight in Hvar.

Day 7: Hvar/Split

Morning departure from Hvar to Split. We'll stop in Milna for a relaxing day in the sun. In the afternoon we'll continue to Split. Breakfast and lunch on board. Overnight in Split.

Day 8: Split

Disembarkation after breakfast.

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