OPATIJA - ISLAND OF KRK - Saturday

Depart Opatija harbour at 1pm. After lunch we stop to swim in the crystal clear sea then continue to the island of Krk with its picturesque villages, landscape and rocky inlets. We spend the night in the town of Krk leaving you time to explore the town and its surrounds. ISLAND OF KRK - ISLAND OF RAB - SundayAfter a morning swim, breakfast is served on the ship while we cruise to the Island of Rab, known as the “island of love”. This small town is encircled with medieval walls, Romanesque church towers, churches and palaces, stone streets and ancient facades. Enjoy the “street gallery” where many painters and artists exhibit their works. Overnight in the harbour.

ISLAND OF RAB - DUGI OTOK – MondayAfter breakfast we cruise from Rab along the island of Pag and continue to the Dugi Otok (“Long Island”). We spend the night in Sali and visit Telascica in the morning, or we spend the night in Telascica with the largest natural harbour on the Adriatic. This is a nature park and you might take a short walk to the “Lake of Peace” or a walk only for the fit to the magnificent “White cliffs”.

DUGI OTOK - ISLAND MOLAT or OLIB - Tuesday

After breakfast and morning swim, we cruise to the islands of Molat or Olib (depending on conditions). Molat island is situated in the northern part of Zadar’s archipelago. Olib is a place where you can rest your body and soul. The parish church was built in 1632, and about twenty Glagolitic codices from the 16th - 19th century are kept in the parsonage.

ISLAND OF MOLAT or OLIB - ILOVIK - ISLAND OF LOSINJ - Wednesday
After breakfast and a morning swim, we cruise to the peaceful island of flowers called Ilovik. Depart for the island of Mali Losinj (lunch on route), one of the most popular islands on the northern Adriatic due to the abundance of pine trees and clear waters. Take a walk along the harbor, a night swim on the sandy Cikat beach or visit the nearby, picturesque, town of Veli Losinj (only 5 km away). Overnight in Mali Losinj.

ISLAND OF LOSINJ - ISLAND OF CRES - Thursday

We sail towards the island of Cres, a long and narrow island covered with oak trees, beaches and pine forests as well as vineyards and olive tree plantations. Cres and Mali Losinj were once one island until the Romans separated them by digging a trench. Overnight at Cres.

ISLAND OF CRES – OPATIJA - Friday
After breakfast we leave for Opatija. On route you will have the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful view of famous Opatija Riviera. Arrive in the late afternoon. For your last night on the ship we celebrate a relaxing holiday with a ship party. You might also take a stroll along famous Lungo Mare pathway to the fishermen’s village Volosko, well known for good seafood restaurants.

OPATIJA - Saturday
After breakfast you say goodbye to the crew and we hope to see you again, soon.

SPLIT – MAKARSKA – Saturday

Depart from Split harbor. After lunch, cruise along the Dalmatian coast to the Makarska Riviera where we spend the afternoon swimming at one of the beautiful beaches on the Riviera. Overnight in the port of Makarska.

MAKARSKA – MLJET – Sunday

Early in the morning we continue our trip towards Mljet. Our first stop is in Loviste on the Peljesac peninsula. The whole afternoon is free. Overnight in the port of Polaca or Pomena. Discover the old abbey in the middle of the large lake by row boat.

MLJET – DUBROVNIK - Monday

After breakfast we depart for Dubrovnik, which will be the highlight of our cruise and enjoy the beautiful sights along the way. We arrive in Dubrovnik late in the afternoon. Take a walk through Stradun, a promenade inside the city walls or better still we recommend a walk on top of the 1,940 m long city walls! Overnight in the port of this magical town.

DUBROVNIK – SIPAN/TRSTENIK – Tuesday

Morning is free to explore Dubrovnik. Discover the beauty of history through numerous monuments, little streets, churches. Around lunch time we leave this magnificent town and continue our cruise towards the island of Sipan or a little town of Trstenik on the Peljesac peninsula, where we will spend the night.

SIPAN/TRSTENIK – KORCULA – Wednesday

After breakfast, depart for Korcula, the birthplace of Marco Polo. Lunch will be served onboard in front of Lumbarda. You are free to tour Korcula with overnight in port. On this island you will find more legends, tales and monuments than anywhere else.

KORCULA –HVAR – Thursday

Early in the morning we leave for the Pakleni Islands where we have lunch and relax. After lunch depart for island of Hvar where you will find a Renaissance cathedral with its original tower and the oldest
community theatre in Europe. The City of Hvar offers plenty of restaurants, bars and cafes that are open long into the night.

HVAR (Bol) – SPLIT – Friday

Our next stop is the island of Brac with one of the best known beaches of Dalmatia – Zlatni Rat near Bo, a typical fisherman’s town turned into a popular tourist destination. After lunch we will start our journey back to Split. Arrive in Split in the late afternoon. Split is a UNESCO listed heritage city.

SPLIT – Saturday

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

SPLIT – ROGOZNICA or PRIMOSTEN – Saturday

Depart from Split Harbor. After lunch we cruise and spend the afternoon swimming in a quiet bay. Overnight in Rogoznica or Primosten.

ROGOZNICA-SIBENIK-KRKA WATERFALLS – Sunday

After breakfast we cruise to Šibenik to tour this histor-ical town.You can visit the castle above the town centre and many beautiful historical buildings. Depart for Krka Waterfalls. Lunch on board while enjoying the views of the Krka Canyon. Afternoon free to enjoy the National park and the waterfalls. Overnight in port of Skradin.

KRKA WATERFALLS – KORNATI – SALI – Monday

Today we cruise to the ocean national park near Kornati – rich in fish, and cultural and historic remains. Kornati consists of 140 islands and reefs and many ruins to explore. Overnight in Sali on Island Dugi Otok.

SALI – ZADAR – Tuesday

Morning reserved for swimming. Depart for Zadar in the afternoon where we spend the night in the port. The town is full of great restaurants packed in the centre and historical monuments that can be found in and around the city.

ZADAR – VODICE – Wednesday

Today we start our trip back along the Dalmatian coast. After lunch we cruise to the popular and lively resort of Vodice where we will spend the night. Here we can enjoy beautiful terraces of local restaurants and cafes or simply walk along the Dalmatian beaches.

VODICE – TROGIR

After a morning swim and lunch we head to Trogir which is sometimes referred to as a “miniature Venice”.

TROGIR – SPLIT – Friday

We cruise back to Split Riviera today. First we have a whole day of swimming ahead! We stop in one of the bays on Ciovo island (connected to Trogir by a bridge). In the late afternoon we enjoy the magnificent sights as we cruise toward the last port of call, UNESCO listed Split. Overnight in Split.

SPLIT - Saturday

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

DUBROVNIK – Sunday

Check in from 1pm with dinner your first meal on-board. Due to many different flight arrival times of all guests, your first night is in Dubrovnik. The special charm of this old city is the buildings that have remained from the time of the old Dubrovnik Republic. Use the afternoon to explore the city walls and plan what to do when you return at the end of the cruise.

DUBROVNIK - SIPAN – MLJET – Monday

Early in the morning we sail towards the Elafiti group of islands. Sipan is the largest island of Elafiti and the furthest from Dubrovnik. Our first stop along the way is at Sipan on a lovely beach then we continue towards Mljet. The afternoon is free to enjoy nature and peace. Overnight in the port of Polaca/Pomena. Here you can rent bicycles, ride around the lake or row on the lake to the old abbey and church.

MLJET – KORCULA – Tuesday

After breakfast depart for Korcula, the birthplace of Marco Polo. Lunch on board in front of Lumbarda.
Tour of Korcula and overnight in port. On this island you can find more legends, tales and monuments than anywhere else.

KORCULA – HVAR – Wednesday

Early in the morning we leave for the Pakleni Islands where we have lunch. Depart after lunch for Hvar, the longest island in the Adriatic. Here we find the
Renaissance cathedral with its original tower. The city of Hvar offers plenty of restaurants, bars and cafes that are open long into the night.

HVAR – TRSTENIK - Thursday

We leave Hvar and continue our cruise towards the little town of Trstenik on Peljesac peninsula where we spend the night. Trstenik, a small village and harbour in the central part of the southern coast has a population of only 106. The coastline along the town and neighbouring inlets is covered by pine forests and offer fine opportunities for swimming. The famous Grgic winery is situated here – have a walk and taste some of their lovely wine!

TRSTENIK – STON - Friday

Ston is a town and harbour in southern Dalmatia where the foundations of the Roman castle can still be seen on Starigrad Hill. In the 10th century Ston was the seat of the diocese, probably located by the church of Our Lady of Luzina. The town was fortified by 980m long walls and is connected to ‘little’ Ston by a 5km long wall. There are several other old churches in the area of Ston, most of them now in ruins. Local restaurants offer domestic specialties, especially oysters, as well as other seafood. Ston is also known for its salt-works.

STON – DUBROVNIK - Saturday

After breakfast we depart and return to Dubrovnik. There will be time just for a short swim before we go. Enjoy the beautiful sights of nature along the way towards “heaven on earth” – according to the famous writer George Bernard Shaw. We arrive in Dubrovnik late in the afternoon. Take a walk through Stradun inside the city walls. For those of you with more enthusiasm we recommend a walk on top of the 1940m long city walls! Overnight in the port of this magical town.

DUBROVNIK – Sunday

After early breakfast we say goodbye to the crew and all your new friends!

The beauty of this archipelago prompted the authorities in 1980 to proclaim a large part of this area as a Kornati national park consisting of 89 islands, islets and reefs along 238 km of the coastline, which make it the most indented group of islands in the Mediterranean.

The land part of Kornati National Park covers less than 1/4 of its total area, but the value of its landscape, the “crowns” (cliffs) on the islands facing the open sea, and interesting relief structures, make this part of Kornati National Park unique.

The Kornati submarine area, whose marine life is considered to be the richest in the Adriatic Sea and the magnificent geomorphology of the seabed attracts divers from all over Europe to come and enjoy
unforgettable submarine adventures.