Day 1, 2: Venice

The city of canals, gondolas and serenade is eternal in its beauty and charm. With a long history as a sea power, and a center of culture, trade and art it belongs to rare sights that will stay in your memory for quite a long time.

Day 3: Zadar

Zadar is a former dominant city of the Adriatic area, it is today a "Treasure-city" which has preserved within its historical core the remains of the Roman Forum, Saint Donat's Church, the Romanesque Cathedral of St. Anastasia, St. Mary's church and Benedictine Convent. The city owns a remarkable collection of the church art, known under the name "The Gold and Silver of Zadar".

Day 3 (morning): Starigrad (Hvar Island)

Stari Grad is the collective name for several small towns which grew through the ages. It is located at the end of a bay on the northern side of the Island. A thousand years long history of the Town has left many monuments in the urban structure of the Town. Stari Grad (Faros) is historical heart of the island Hvar, ancient Pharos.

Day 3 (afternoon), 4: Split

Split is the second largest city of Croatia." The Capital of Dalmatia" gradually developed around the palace of the Roman emperor Diocletian erected more than 1700 years ago. Your walking sightseeing starts from the Diocletian's cellars and will be covering the Cathedral of the Jupiter temple to the Golden Gate (Porta aurea), across Peristyle and the Market (Pjaca), then the sunny sea promenade (Riva) and further up to the Marmont street, just after you pass the fish market up to the Theatre. Strolling in the morning in Split brings you the atmosphere of a typical Mediterranean city.

Day 5: Ploce

The city of Ploce is the youngest city on the Adriatic coast. The city is situated several kilometers west of the mouth of the Neretva River, at the point where its delta touches the karst mountain regions. It provides an access to Mostar and Medugorje as an optional tours.

Day 6 (day): Korcula

Korcula Island undoubtedly holds a privileged position among Croatian islands. Here are perhaps even more legends, tales and monuments than anywhere else. The island has a number of famous towns including Korcula, Lumbarda and Vela Luka. The oldest written monument in Croatia, the "Lumbardska psefizma", in Greek, was found in Lumbarda. According to legend, Korcula was established by the Trojan hero Anthenor in the 12th century BC.

Day 6 (evening), 7: Dubrovnik

The monument-city of Dubrovnik was the first place to be inscribed on the List of the World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. The former city of Ragusa is widely considered to be most beautiful place of Croatia. Throughout the history the city has competed with mighty Venice to control the waters of Adriatic. Today it still continues to rival Venice with its beauty and charming atmosphere. It would be really hard to single out any of the most fascinating pieces of architecture. The Franciscan an the Dominican Monastery, the Cathedral, the Rector's Palace, Stradun, the imposing city walls and St. Blaise's church figure among the most impressive and interesting sites which simply deserve attention and admiration.

Day 8: Dubrovnik

Disembark after the breakfast.

Dates in 2010

Seaview porthole/win. Camille or Parisian Deck

Seaview porthole Camille Deck

Seaview (porthole) Camille or Parisian Deck

Seaview picture win. Parisian Deck

Seaview picture win. Parisian or Lumiere Deck

Seaview picture win. Lumiere Dk.

Seaview picture win. Lumiere Dk.

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