Dalmatian Paradise II

Transfer from Split Airport to Marina Baotic Harbor in Trogir, where the vessel will be docked. Check-in begins at 14:00. At 15:30, join the transfer to Trogir for a guided sightseeing tour starting at 16:00. Known as the “floating museum town” or “Little Venice,” Trogir is situated on a small island connected to the mainland and Ciovo Peninsula by two bridges. This UNESCO-listed walled town features numerous cultural and historical landmarks, along with charming konobas and restaurants serving authentic Dalmatian specialties. After the tour, return to Marina Baotic via transfer from the main bus station at 18:30. The evening includes a welcome cocktail, crew introductions, and dinner. Overnight in Marina Baotic.

In the morning, depart from this remarkable town and sail to the island of Brac, arriving in the picturesque town of Bol, renowned for Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) Beach. This unique gravel promontory shifts shape with the wind and waves. Before lunch, enjoy a wine tasting at the facilities of the oldest Dalmatian wine cooperative, established in 1903. Continue cruising to Hvar, the longest island in the Adriatic. Join a guided tour to see the Renaissance cathedral with its original tower, the oldest public theater in Europe founded in 1612, and other notable landmarks. Hvar is well known for its vibrant dining, nightlife, and reputation as the “sunshine” and jet-set island. Overnight in Hvar.

Early morning departure towards Trstenik on the Peljesac peninsula well known for its excellent wine. Before lunch, a short stop and afternoon arrival to Trstenik. Today, move away from the shore inland to explore the rural areas. Afternoon transfer to the village followed by a visit to a local farm to indulge in a typical heritage dinner with Croatian delicacies and local dishes made from their own produce. Late transfer back to the vessel. Overnight in Trstenik.

Next morning head further south to the Island of Mljet. Join the cruise manager for a stroll to the famous salt lakes in the Mljet National Park and enjoy the boat ride to St Mary Isle, to visit an ancient Benedictine monastery, an old abbey and a church dating from the 12th Century. Return to the vessel for lunch followed by departure towards Dubrovnik. Late afternoon arrival in Dubrovnik, but before docking at the Gruz harbor, the captain will arrange an evening dinner cruise alongside mighty ancient city walls. Enjoy the spectacular views of this magnificent old town. Overnight in Dubrovnik.

After breakfast, transfer to the Old Town for the guided walking tour to enjoy this magical town. There will be plenty of opportunities to take great pictures as the cable car takes you from the Old Town to Srd mountain to enjoy scenic views of the Walls and Elaphiti Islands. Afternoon at leisure to find idyllic spots for lunch and dinner. Meander through the narrow car-free limestone streets – worn smooth under the soles of centuries of pedestrians, seek out a drink in one of the trendy piazzas or walk the famous 1,940 m long walls and take a stroll along the famous Stradun – both a street and a square, a promenade inside the city walls. In the evening, prepare for the Captain’s Dinner with live entertainment on board. Overnight in Dubrovnik.

In the morning, departure from this uniquely beautiful town and cruise towards the island of Korcula, best known as the birthplace of Marco Polo. Stop for lunch in one of the secluded bays en route. Early afternoon arrival in Korcula followed by a guided walking tour of the enchanting town fortified by walls. Korcula treasures many legends, tales and monuments to be discovered while wandering along the herringbone pattern streets. An abundant choice of restaurants for a great gourmet experience awaits, as well as many bars and clubs for those looking for evening entertainment. Overnight in Korcula.

Early morning departure from Trstenik, followed by a refreshing swim stop. Enjoy lunch on board as the cruise continues towards the island of Brac. In the afternoon, arrive in the charming town of Pucisca, often described as one of the prettiest villages in Europe. Nestled in a deep natural bay, Pucisca is renowned for its white limestone, used in iconic buildings such as the White House, and is home to a famous stonemasonry school, the only one of its kind in Croatia. Take time to explore the town, stroll along the quaint waterfront, or simply unwind and soak up the atmosphere. In the evening, enjoy the Captain’s Dinner with live entertainment on board. Overnight in Pucisca.

Note: Should the port of Pucisca be at full capacity, the alternative port of call will be Milna.

Early morning departure for Marina Baotic near Trogir. Gather for one last breakfast at the vessel, followed by goodbyes with the crew and all the new friends, before they see you off. Transfer to the Split airport.