Arrive in Split, embark M/S Ambassador and settled into your cabins by 1pm. Join the rest of the team for a dinner at 7 p.m. where the captain introduces you to the crew and your fellow passengers.

This morning, your English-speaking guide will do an afternoon Split City tour, walking you through the world-famous Diocletian’s Palace. Split is the second largest urban center in Croatia and the seat of Split-Dalmatia County. Over 1700 years old, Split abounds with cultural and historical sights, lots of them situated within Split’s historical nucleus, which has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List ever since 1979. 

At 12 am, sail out for Trogir, another city inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Lunch will be served on board, and you can have a swim stop en route, arriving in Trogir in the afternoon. This town - museum is literally packed with palaces, churches, monasteries, and towers, with the main attraction being the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, probably the finest example of sacral architecture in Croatia. A professional English-speaking guide will take you on a Trogir city tour. Afterward, you can have the evening on your own, free to explore or have dinner in one of Trogir’s cozy taverns. Overnight in Trogir Historical Town.

In the morning sail for Bol, a place best-known for its beach of Zlatni Rat (Golden Cape), which regularly hits the top lists of the most beautiful European beaches. Once you stop in Bol, you can enjoy indulging in simple pleasures such as taking a walk around this nice little Dalmatian town, perhaps having a cup of coffee or going for a swim, until lunch is served on board. After lunch, you continue cruising to Vis. Being an important strategic military stronghold for a long time, Viswas was spared excessive tourist development and thus retained its unspoiled beaches, ecological agriculture, and traditional architecture. Overnight in Vis,
Optional late afternoon Vis Island Tour excursion
As you start your tour of Vis, a coach will follow the old road, which rises above the town and overlooks the bay. After that, descend to the fields and drive-through vineyards and olive groves, passing by the former allied airport from WWII, and then descend down to Komiža. Free time in Komiža, a stunning fishermen's village, to have dinner in one of the cozy restaurants. Return to a boat overnight. Reservations and payment on the spot. 

Cruise to the Island of Biševo and its Blue Cave, one of the most famous natural attractions in the whole of the Adriatic Sea. Blue Cave is a waterlogged cave that can be approached only by boat. However, at times high waves prevent the entrance to Blue Cave, which is something you shall not know before the morning designated for your visit. In case you can't enter Blue Cave due to such sea conditions, you can get a full ticket refund. After a swim stop and lunch, continue cruising along many coves and bays, towards Hvar, the sunniest Croatian island. Hvar is one of the country’s most attractive tourist destinations and a meeting point for international jet-setters. Upon arrival to Hvar, a local English-speaking guide will walk you through this unique city, introducing you to its millennia-long history, culture, and way of life, along with a few of the island’s peculiarities, such as the traditional farming of lavender.
Afterward, you can have an evening on your own to explore and dine in one of the numerous family-owned restaurants and taverns.
Overnight in Hvar Historical Town,

Start your day with a morning departure towards the island of Korčula. Before lunch, stop for a swim in one of the pristine bays en route. Your arrival on the island of Korčula is scheduled for the afternoon. The town of Korčula is the island’s main settlement and is known as the birthplace of Marco Polo, one of the world’s most famous explorers of all time.

An English-speaking guide can take you on a tour of Korčula Town through its narrow, cobbled streets and rich history. Have the rest of the evening free to enjoy dining at one of the local restaurants of your choice. Overnight in Korčula Historical Town.

Sailing out from Korčula in the morning, cruise towards Mljet National Park. You can have just enough time to explore the park, walk around Great and Small Lakes, visit the Islet of St. Mary with its Benedictine Monastery from the 12th century, or take a swim in the heart of Mljet National Park.

Entrance fees to National Park Mljet are included. Take care to return to the boat for lunch. In the afternoon, continue your cruise to the island of Šipan where you anchor in the peaceful fishermen’s village of Šipanska Luka, or Slano, located on the mainland. Slano is one of the most picturesque places on the Dubrovnik Riviera, with beautiful beaches, dense pine forests and olive groves, a long cultural tradition, and numerous historical monuments.
If you stay in Slano, for all who are interested, an optional excursion to Ston, a fortified town famous for 5- kilometer long walls, old artwork, and oysters/mussels farm. In the evening, have the captain’s dinner on board, along with some live music entertainment. Overnight in Šipanska Luka or in Slano, 

Morning departure to Dubrovnik, passing by the Elaphiti Islands with lunch on board, and cruising directly to the historical center of Dubrovnik, the famous city enlisted as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Cruise along Dubrovnik's city walls and fortifications, where you can have a chance to take an unforgettable group photo of breathtaking Dubrovnik.

Disembark the group directly in the Old Town, where an English-speaking guide will show you the most interesting sights of Dubrovnik. You can explore the city on your own after the city tour, visit the City Walls, or take the cable car to the top of Mount Srđ for an intimate farewell dinner. Return scheduled transfer by coaches to Gruž harbor will be organized. You can see why this city is called the Pearl of the Adriatic. Overnight in Dubrovnik,

After breakfast, the time has come to say farewell to all your new friends before disembarking.