One Way Wonders

Transfer from Split Airport to Marina Baotic in Trogir, where your vessel is docked. Check‑in is available from 14:00 onward. In the early afternoon, transfer to Trogir for a guided walking tour. Explore this UNESCO‑listed town’s medieval streets, visit the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, and see the historic Kamerlengo Fortress. Enjoy some leisure time before returning to the ship for dinner on board, followed by a welcome cocktail reception and meet‑and‑greet with fellow guests.

Depart in the morning for the island of Brac and enjoy a refreshing swim at Zlatni Rat, Dalmatia’s most famous beach. This distinctive shingle promontory shifts with the wind and waves, continually changing shape. Continue to Bol, a former fishing village now a charming seaside destination.

Proceed to the island of Vis, once a strategic Yugoslav naval base closed to visitors for decades. Its long isolation has preserved its authentic character—often described as “the Mediterranean as it once was.” Explore ancient Issa, Croatia’s first urban settlement, or visit notable landmarks such as the Roman Thermal Place and the City Museum. Conclude the day with a wine tasting at a local winery before overnighting in Vis port.

Set sail early for the island of Bisevo to visit the breathtaking Blue Cave, a natural wonder where sunlight creates a magical blue glow (entrance fee payable on the spot). As weather conditions can be unpredictable, the visit will depend on the sea state, with timely updates provided.

Continue towards the glamorous island of Hvar, stopping for lunch on board near the stunning Pakleni Islands. Hvar, the longest and sunniest island in the Adriatic, is famed for its lavender fields, historic charm, and vibrant atmosphere. Upon arrival, enjoy a guided tour of the town’s landmarks, including the Renaissance cathedral and the oldest community theater in Europe (founded in 1612). For panoramic views, hike up the zig-zag path to the fortress overlooking the harbor.

In the evening, experience Hvar’s lively nightlife with a variety of restaurants, bars, and clubs open late into the night. Overnight in port.

Depart early for the island of Korcula, famed as the birthplace of Marco Polo. En route, enjoy a relaxing lunch stop in a secluded bay before arriving in the afternoon. A guided walking tour will introduce you to Korcula’s medieval charm, surrounded by ancient walls and featuring one of the best-preserved historic towns in the Mediterranean. Designed in a distinctive fishbone street pattern, the Old Town was built to allow natural cooling and comfortable living.

For a deeper cultural experience, join an optional excursion to a nearby village for a traditional Dalmatian dinner and insights into local history and heritage. Overnight in Korcula, with port location depending on availability.

Sail further south to the island of Mljet, a place of myth and natural beauty. According to legend, Odysseus was captivated here by the nymph Calypso for years. Explore the serene Mljet National Park with your cruise manager, taking a stroll to the famous salt lakes and a boat ride to St. Mary Isle, home to a 12th-century Benedictine monastery, abbey, and church.

For a more independent adventure, rent kayaks, bicycles, scooters, or convertible cars to explore the island at your own pace—but beware of the nymphs! Relax and soak in the island’s peaceful, unspoiled nature. Overnight in port Polaca or Pomena.

Cruise to the charming village of Slano, a quiet fishermen’s retreat on the mainland and the gateway to Ston, a historic fortified town famous for its medieval walls and world-renowned oysters. Explore Ston’s impressive ramparts, then continue to Mali Ston, where you can learn about oyster farming and enjoy a special tasting of this local delicacy.

Return to the vessel for a memorable Captain’s Dinner, featuring live entertainment and a festive atmosphere to celebrate the journey.

Depart early for Dubrovnik, one of the world’s most stunningly preserved medieval cities. Before docking in Gruz harbor, enjoy a scenic cruise along the famous city walls while lunch is served on deck.

Upon arrival, transfer to the Old Town for a guided walking tour through its Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque treasures. Take the cable car to Srd Mountain for breathtaking panoramic views of the city walls and the Elaphiti Islands. Wander through narrow stone streets, explore historic landmarks, or walk the impressive 1,940-meter-long city walls for an unforgettable perspective of Dubrovnik’s grandeur. Overnight in Dubrovnik.

Enjoy one last breakfast on board, reminiscing about the unforgettable journey before saying farewell to the crew and fellow travelers. Check-out is by 9:00 AM, leaving you with cherished memories of your Adriatic adventure.