Adriatic King • TGC • 2027
Sail Croatia In Style — A Curated Small-Ship Experience
Discover UNESCO towns, sunlit swim stops, sea-to-table dining, and spacious small-ship comfort — all aboard the elegant Adriatic King.
Trip Snapshot
$4,600+
per person
Dates
Oct 10 – Oct 17, 2027
Ship
Adriatic King
Route
Dubrovnik → Split
Cabins
Limited
Deposit
$1,500, Non-refundable PP
Croatia Cruise 10/10/27
Explore the Beauty of Croatia and Beyond with the Adriatic King
Join us for an exclusive private yacht journey aboard the Adriatic King, an elegant 18-cabin motor yacht reserved for our group as we sail from Dubrovnik to Split. With the intimacy and flexibility of a private charter, this thoughtfully curated voyage pairs Croatia’s celebrated coastal cities with peaceful island harbors, crystalline swim stops, and time to experience the Adriatic at an unhurried pace.
Our journey begins in Dubrovnik with stunning views and a guided walk through the city’s UNESCO-listed Old Town. From there, we’ll cruise north to tranquil Slano, explore the saltwater lakes and 12th-century Benedictine monastery of Mljet National Park, and wander the medieval streets of Korčula. We’ll continue to sophisticated Hvar, visit the luminous Blue Cave of Biševo when conditions permit, and enjoy the relaxed island atmosphere of Vis (Komiža).
Days aboard are designed for both discovery and ease, with fresh lunches served as we sail, opportunities to swim in clear Adriatic waters, spacious decks for relaxing, and even a floating pickleball court. Guided tours in Split and Trogir bring the journey to a memorable close, complemented by a Welcome Dinner and celebratory Captain’s Dinner shared with our group.
$100 Early Bird Coupon to the first 8 to sign up using the code: EARLYBIRDFIRST8
Itinerary Highlights
Board the Adriatic King and sail to:
- Dubrovnik – Begin a guided walk through the UNESCO-listed Old Town, including Stradun, Onofrio’s Fountain, Orlando’s Column, and the Church of St. Blaise.
- Slano – Cruise to a peaceful seaside town framed by pine forests, beaches, and a tranquil bay, with a refreshing swim stop along the way.
- Mljet National Park – Explore the island’s two saltwater lakes and visit the 12th-century Benedictine monastery on St. Mary’s Islet.
- Korčula – Walk through one of the Mediterranean’s best-preserved medieval towns, traditionally associated with explorer Marco Polo.
- Hvar – Discover the island’s layered history and elegant architecture on a guided city tour, followed by time to enjoy its lively waterfront atmosphere.
- Biševo Blue Cave – Witness the cave’s remarkable aquamarine glow, weather and sea conditions permitting.
- Vis (Komiža) – Experience the easygoing character of one of Croatia’s most captivating islands, from historic waterfronts to the charm of a traditional fishing village.
- The Adriatic by Sea – Swim in secluded coves, relax on deck, and enjoy the floating pickleball court amid spectacular coastal scenery.
- Primošten – Unwind in a picturesque coastal town known for its stone lanes, inviting waterfront, and striking setting between the Adriatic Sea and the surrounding vineyards.
- Trogir – Explore this UNESCO-listed town on a guided walk through cobbled streets shaped by Greek, Roman, and Venetian heritage.
- Split – Conclude the journey with a guided walk through Diocletian’s Palace and the lively historic lanes at the heart of the city.
Pricing
Cabins:
- Lower Deck Triple Occupancy $3200
- Lower Deck Double Occupancy $4600
- Main Deck Double Occupancy $4900
- VIP Room $5200
Single-Occupancy Supplements:
- Lower Deck – Add $2800
- Main Deck – Add $3000
Payment Schedule
- Upon booking — $1,500 nonrefundable deposit per person
- October 10, 2026 — 1st Payment or partial payment
- April 10, 2027 — Final payment due
Travel Group Collective
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541.224.8686
Meet the Adriatic King
Purpose-built for exploring the Dalmatian Coast, the Adriatic King is an elegant 18-cabin motor yacht created for travelers who value comfort, flexibility, and a more meaningful sense of place. Spacious yet intimate, the ship offers the ease of private yacht cruising with warm Croatian hospitality—a relaxed and refined way to discover historic port cities, island communities, crystalline coves, and UNESCO-listed treasures.
From refreshing swim stops and leisurely afternoons on deck to fresh local cuisine and attentive service, every detail invites you to settle into the rhythm of the Adriatic. Along the way, experience the timeless beauty of Dubrovnik, Korčula, Hvar, Split, and Trogir, complemented by quieter moments in Slano, Mljet National Park, and Vis (Komiža). It is a journey that balances celebrated landmarks with the simple pleasure of traveling well by sea.
Croatia Cruise Itinerary
Settle in for an eight-day journey through the heart of the Dalmatian Coast—where medieval port towns, emerald swim coves, and UNESCO treasures unfold at an unhurried pace. From Dubrovnik to Split, Adriatic King pairs scenic cruising with guided walking tours, time ashore to explore independently, and relaxed onboard moments between islands.
Below is the day-by-day itinerary, including overnights, key experiences, and what’s included with each day’s meals.
AST161 Route - From $4,600 Per Person - Itinerary
8-Day Croatia Cruise Aboard the Adriatic King
Dubrovnik – Slano – Mljet Park – Korčula – Hvar – Biševo Blue Cave – Vis (Komiža) – Primošten – Trogir - Split
Day 1 | Sunday · October 10, 2027 | Welcome To Dubrovnik
The Pearl of the Adriatic
Simply put, Dubrovnik is captivating. And stunning. And awe-inducing. Add just about any superlative and it might fit with this southern Dalmatian Coast town of about 40,000 people. After all, there are few places on the planet where a walled medieval town meets the warm azure-colored sea. It’s no wonder this Croatian town has been the star of Hollywood films and TV shows, such as Game of Thrones.
Dubrovnik, Embarkation
At the proper time, pick up from your hotel and transfer to the port.
Embarkation begins at 13:00h.
Get settled in your cabin before attending a Welcome Reception.
Old Town Dubrovnik Walking Tour
We make our way to town, and after a walking tour with our licensed guide, which takes us through Stradun, the main street, as well as showcasing important monuments such as the Onofrio Fountain, the statue of Orlando, and the Church of St. Blaise.
After the tour, enjoy free time to explore Dubrovnik at your own pace and experience the city on your final evening there.
Overnight in Dubrovnik
What to See – What to Do (Dubrovnik)
Evening
- Casablanca bar
- Fratellos Prosseco bar
Night Life
- Revelin Culture club
Activities
- City Walls
- Lovrjenac Fortress
- Fortress Imperial
Daily Inclusions: Transfer to Port, Transfers, Walking Tour, Cabin
Day 2 | Monday · October 11, 2027 | Dubrovnik – Slano
We leave Dubrovnik and head to the coastal town of Slano, known for its tranquil bay and charming waterfront.
Along the way, you will enjoy a refreshing swim stop in the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic.
Lunch on board.
Arrival To Slano
Welcome to the sleepy seaside town of Slano, full of wonderfull beaches and pine forests.
Welcome Dinner
Overnight In Slano
What to See – What to Do (Slano)
Activities
- Sleepy Seaside Villages of Slano
- Loads of Seaside Pathways to Explore and Beaches to Enjoy
Daily Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Welcome Dinner, Cabin
Day 3 | Tuesday · October 12, 2027 | Slano – Mljet National Park – Korčula
Morning departure and cruise towards the island of Mljet.
Mljet National Park
Upon arrival, you will visit the National Park, well known for its versatile eco-system and two salt lakes (‘’Veliko Jezero’’- Big Lake and ‘’Malo Jezero’’- Small Lake), as well as for the 12th-century Benedictine Monastery located on St Mary’s Islet.
After a relaxing stroll in the park and around the lakes, you’ll return to the boat for lunch while we cruise to the Island of Korčula.
Arrival To Korčula
The city of Korčula is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in the Mediterranean, thought to be the birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo.
Korčula Walking Tour
After arriving in Korčula in the afternoon, you will join our guide for a walking tour of Korčula.
After the walking tour, enjoy your free evening and taste some homemade dishes in one of many restaurants.
Sunset Drinks at Massimo Cocktail Bar
At 8:00 PM, guests with reservations are invited to gather at Massimo Cocktail Bar, set atop the historic Zakerjan Tower in Korčula’s Old Town.
This distinctive rooftop bar offers sweeping views over Korčula’s rooftops, the Pelješac Channel, and the Adriatic at sunset. Drinks are famously delivered by pulley, adding to the charm of the experience.
Access to the rooftop requires climbing stairs and a steep ladder through the tower, so this experience is best suited for guests who are comfortable with the ascent.
Advance reservation required. Drinks are not included and are payable directly at the bar. Space may be limited.
Overnight in Korčula
What to See – What to Do (Korcula)
Evening
- Academia Bar (live music)
- Servantes (live music)
Nightlife
- Massimo
- Dos Locos Bar
- Deja Vu
Activities
- Marco Polo birth House and Museum
- Cathedral of St. Marco
- Town Museum on the Main Square
- City Walls
- Moreška Dance (if available on the day)
Daily Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Transfers, Tour, National Park Tickets, Cabin
Day 4 | Wednesday · October 13, 2027 | Korčula – Hvar
In the morning we will enjoy breakfast while we sail towards our next stop, Hvar.
Lunch will be served on board, and we’ll make some swim stops along the sail.
Arrival To Hvar
Upon arrival in Hvar, we will meet our guide for a city tour.
Hvar City Tour
During our tour we will learn about Hvar’s rich history, beautiful architecture, and important landmarks like the Cathedral of St Stephen and the Theatre which is one of the oldest in Europe dating back to 1612.
Later on, you can explore the town on your own and check what its nightlife has to offer.
Overnight in Hvar
What to See – What to Do (Hvar)
Afternoon/Evening
- Nautica bar for Afternoon Cocktails
- Central Park Club for Evening Live Music
- Hula Hula Day Club for Afternoon Dance Parties
- Nautica and Club Seven until 2AM
Activities
- Main Square of St. Stjepan
- Cathedral of St. Stjepan
- Arsenal
- Španjola Fortress (20-minute hike, great views, cocktail bar and small exhibitions on local noble families and shipwrecks along the Adriatic inside)
- Hvar Lace Museum in the Benedictine Monastery
Daily Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Tour, Cabin
Day 5 | Thursday · October 14, 2027 | Hvar – Biševo Blue Cave – Vis (Komiža)
In the morning, we set sail again, this time towards the island of Biševo and its famous Blue Cave.
Blue Cave Tour
This mesmerizing natural attraction is breath-taking with its game of sunlight which creates a wonderful reflection from its white floor and bathes the cave in aquamarine light. Blue Cave can only be approached by boat and sometimes it can happen that due to winds, waves, and currents, the access to the cave is not possible. We can only know about the sea conditions and the possibility of entrance on the same morning of the visit.
Lunch will be served onboard and we’ll make some swim stops along the sail.
Arrival To Vis (Komiža)
We will arrive in Komiža in the afternoon, a picturesque fishing village on the island of Vis known for its stone houses, sheltered harbor, and deep maritime traditions. Enjoy free time to explore its waterfront, wander through the narrow lanes, relax at a café, or discover the village’s authentic island character at your own pace.
Once largely isolated due to the island’s former military significance, Komiža has preserved a wonderfully unspoiled atmosphere, offering a peaceful and memorable glimpse of traditional life on the Adriatic.
Recommended Dinner at Konoba Jastožera
For a distinctive taste of Komiža, we recommend dinner at Konoba Jastožera, an atmospheric seaside tavern set within a historic lobster farm dating to the late 19th century.
The restaurant is especially known for its lobster dishes, freshly caught fish, Dalmatian wines, and relaxed waterfront setting. It is an ideal choice for guests who would like to experience the village through its fishing heritage and coastal cuisine.
Advance reservations are required. Dinner and beverages are not included and are payable directly at the restaurant.
Overnight In Vis (Komiža)
What to See – What to Do (Komiža)
Evening and Nightlife
- Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of Komiža’s harborfront cafés, wine bars, and restaurants.
- Stroll along the waterfront after dinner and take in the village’s quiet evening charm.
- Visit Bejbi Bar for a casual drink and lively local atmosphere.
Activities
- Explore Komiža’s historic center and waterfront.
- Visit the Fishermen’s Museum.
- Relax at one of the nearby beaches.
- Discover local churches and traditional stone architecture.
- Arrange an island excursion to military tunnels, Fort George, ancient ruins, or the town of Vis.
Daily Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Blue Cave Tour, Cabin
Day 6 | Friday · October 15, 2027 | Vis (Komiža) – Primošten
Today, we leave the island of Vis and head to our next stop, the city of Primošten.
Lunch on board.
Arrival To Primošten
We will arrive to Primošten around noon.
Floating Pickleball Court
A full-size, inflatable pickleball court, waiting for us in a secluded and sheltered bay. Here we get the once in a lifetime experience of playing the fastest-growing sport in America, on the waves of the Adriatic Sea.
Wait ‘till you sea our serve!
Captain’s Dinner
This evening is reserved for a nice time on board, where you will enjoy the Captain’s Dinner.
Overnight in Primošten
Daily Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Floating Pickleball Court, Captain’s Dinner, Cabin
Day 7 | Saturday · October 16, 2027 | Primošten – Trogir – Split
Floating Pickleball Court
Continue enjoying the floating pickleball court this morning, making the most of this unique experience on the tranquil waters of the Adriatic Sea.
This morning, we set sail towards the city of Trogir.
Arrival To Trogir
We arrive in Trogir in the morning.
Trogir Walking Tour
We will join our guide for a walking tour of Trogir whose Greek, Roman, and Venetian history is visible on every single step of its beautiful, narrow, cobbled streets.
You will admire the architecture of Trogir’s most imposing monument, the Cathedral of St Lawrence, built in Romanesque-Gothic style.
After the city tour, you will begin the journey to Split.
Lunch on board.
Arrival To Split
We will arrive to Split in the afternoon.
Split Walking Tour
You will get the opportunity to stroll through the streets of this wonderful Mediterranean town in the company of our guide. Split is the second largest Croatian town, best known for its glorious palace of Roman Emperor Diocletian which has been inscribed in the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites since 1979.
After the city tour, you will have free time to explore the town at your own pace or have a dinner in one of the many restaurants.
Overnight in Split
What to See – What to Do (Split)
Evening
- Lvxor bar on the Peristil square (sit on the steps in front of the cathedral, get a drink, listen to the live music, it’s a magical experience, and I do not use that word lightly)
- Plenty of nice spots on Riva promenade, there is a great rooftop bar at the Cornaro hotel
- Teraca Vidilica on Marjan hill has the best view in town
Nightlife
- Fabrique
- Disco Club 305 AD
- Central
Activities
- Hike to Marjan Hill and Park forest for great views and clean air, you can rent bikes as well
- Diocletian’s Palace (including the substructure)
- Peristil Square
- St. Domnius Cathedral
- Jupiter’s Temple
- Golden (northern) Gate
- Đardin Park and Cornaro/Contarini Bastions
Daily Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Tours, Cabin
Day 8 | Sunday · October 17, 2027 | Disembarkation, Split
After breakfast, it’s time to disembark.
The exact times of your departure transfers will be provided by your Cruise Manager.
We hope you have enjoyed your time in Croatia, and made some unforgettable memories.
Daily Inclusions: Breakfast, Transfer to Airport
Croatia Cruise | Registration: Open
Your Adriatic adventure begins here. Click the button below to reserve your cabin aboard the Adriatic King for this exclusive Croatia Cruise, sailing October 10–October 17, 2027. With just 18 cabins available, this private yacht experience is intentionally intimate, offering the freedom to explore Croatia’s celebrated coastal cities, hidden island harbors, swim stops, the Blue Cave, and unforgettable onboard dining at a relaxed, easy pace.
Cabins are available on a first-come, first-served basis. A non-refundable deposit of $1,500 per person is required to secure your space.
Cruise Inclusions, Travel Insurance
Adriatic King Cruise Inclusions
This cost includes:
- Accommodation in fully equipped and air-conditioned cabins with private bathroom
- Half board: 7x buffet breakfast, 6x lunch, 2x dinner (Welcome dinner and Captain’s dinner)
- Daily cabin service with towels and sheets changed mid cruise week
- Cruise Manager
- Filtered cold water from cooler
- Coffee (filtered), tea and fresh fruits available throughout the day
- Free Wi-Fi on board
- 1 Sea Bob
- 2 SUPs, 1 kayak, floaties, pool noodles, snorkeling equipment
- Platform and floating island attached to platform
- One anchor overnight
- Two hours of tubing first swim stop
- Prosciutto Setup for snacks, with bread and olive oil
- Live music for Captain’s dinner
- Luggage handling
- Guided city tours (Split, Trogir, Hvar, Korčula, Dubrovnik)
- Headset for city tours
- Entrance to NP Mljet
- Blue Cave Tickets
- Shared arrival transfer from airport or hotel in Dubrovnik to Gruž port on embarkation day.
- Shared departure transfer from Trogir port to Split airport / hotel in Split on disembarkation day.
- 2 days Floating Pickleball court
- Port fees
This cost does not include:
- Drinks on board
- Extra meals
- Gratuities (per person $200 for crew and $75 for cruise manager)
Notes:
The itinerary schedule, as well as the corresponding services, are subject to change according to the decision of the ship’s captain. In the case of bad weather, the captain has the right to modify the itinerary to ensure the safety and protection of the passengers.
Please note that due to the limited capacity of some ports, the overnights may be replaced by other ports (i.e. Hvar could be replaced by Stari Grad or Jelsa).
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