Exclusive Adriatic Yacht Adventure

Explore the Beauty of Croatia and Beyond with the Adriatic King

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Imagine cruising the breathtaking Dalmatian coast aboard the Adriatic King, your own private sanctuary at sea. With 18 beautifully appointed cabins, the Adriatic King offers the perfect balance of relaxed luxury, spacious comfort, and personalized service — an ideal way to explore Croatia’s sparkling coastline.

Each day brings new wonders: swimming in crystal-clear waters straight from the ship’s swim platform, soaking in the on-deck Jacuzzi under the sun or stars, and savoring fresh, local, sea-to-table cuisine crafted by a dedicated onboard crew. Whether you dream of wandering the ancient streets of Split, tracing history along Dubrovnik’s mighty walls, sipping wine on the island of Hvar, or marveling at hidden coves and charming villages, the Adriatic King is your gateway to it all.

The best part? You can reserve your own beautifully appointed cabin and share the experience with like-minded travelers, while still enjoying an intimate and uncrowded atmosphere. Whether you’re strolling through historic cities, relaxing at spectacular swim stops, or dining under the stars, the Adriatic King offers the perfect blend of freedom and curated adventure.

This isn’t just another trip. It’s a seamless, immersive journey curated by experts who call Croatia home — crafted to surprise, delight, and stay with you long after the voyage ends.

If you’re ready to turn your dream Adriatic escape into reality, I would be honored to help bring it to life.

Let’s start planning your extraordinary voyage aboard the Adriatic King.

For those wishing to extend the experience, we offer a selection of thoughtfully curated pre- and post-cruise programs designed to complement your time at sea and deepen your connection to the region.

Post-Cruise Options
Continue the adventure after disembarkation with optional post-cruise program in Dubrovnik.

Whether you choose to sail solely along Croatia’s breathtaking coast or enhance the voyage with a post-cruise land extension, your time aboard the Adriatic King promises an extraordinary European experience—refined, immersive, and unforgettable.

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Alexandra Carrier
Adventures by Alex

Meet the Adriatic King

Purpose-built for the pleasures of the Dalmatian Coast, the Adriatic King is an elegant 18-cabin motor yacht designed for travelers who value comfort, flexibility, and a deeper sense of place. Spacious yet intimate, the ship offers the ease of private yacht cruising with warm Croatian hospitality, creating a relaxed and refined way to explore historic port cities, island villages, crystalline coves, and UNESCO treasures.

From spectacular swim stops directly off the ship’s edge to fresh local cuisine and evenings unwinding on deck, the Adriatic King brings together the freedom of small-ship travel with the beauty of the Adriatic. Guests can enjoy both iconic destinations like Split, Hvar, Korčula, and Dubrovnik, along with quieter island moments in Bol, Vis or Komiža, Mljet, and Šipan or Slano.

Cruise Itinerary

Set sail on an unforgettable Adriatic journey designed to reveal the very best of Croatia’s coastline, island culture, and UNESCO-listed treasures. This 8-day small-ship cruise from Trogir to Dubrovnik blends relaxed sailing with thoughtfully guided exploration, offering an elegant, unhurried way to experience historic cities, crystalline swim stops, and lesser-known islands. Traveling by yacht provides a unique perspective—waking each morning to a new port, docking just steps from old towns, and accessing coves and landscapes beyond the reach of larger ships.

From the Roman legacy of Split and Trogir to the lively charm of Hvar, the mesmerizing Blue Cave of Biševo, and the preserved beauty of Vis, each day brings a new highlight. Medieval Korčula, the tranquil lakes of Mljet National Park, and the final approach to Dubrovnik create a memorable crescendo to the voyage. Below, you’ll find the full day-by-day itinerary outlining each port, experience, and onboard moment in detail.

AST151.A Route - Trogir to Dubrovnik Itinerary
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AST151.A Route Trogir to Dubrovnik

8-day Cruise: Trogir – Hvar – Biševo – Vis – Korčula – Mljet – Šipanska Luka/Slano – Dubrovnik

Pre-day | Saturday · August 15th, 2026 | Split

Split, Croatia is a captivating blend of ancient history and vibrant seaside culture, making it one of the most popular destinations on the Adriatic coast. At the heart of the city lies Diocletian’s Palace, a remarkably preserved Roman structure that has evolved into a lively urban center filled with shops, cafes, and hidden courtyards.

Upon arrival, guests will be transferred to the elegant Time Hotel, a contemporary luxury property ideally located just steps from the Old Town and the city’s main promenade. Perfectly positioned for exploration, the Time Hotel offers refined comfort, modern design, and an excellent introduction to Split’s sophisticated coastal lifestyle.

Wandering its narrow stone alleys feels like stepping back in time, with historic architecture seamlessly blending into modern life. The city’s bustling Riva promenade offers stunning sea views, perfect for a leisurely stroll, while the nearby Marjan Hill provides panoramic vistas and peaceful walking trails above the coastline.

Beyond its historic core, Split offers a dynamic mix of beaches, local markets, and Mediterranean cuisine. Visitors can soak up the sun at Bačvice Beach, sample fresh seafood at the local konobas (taverns), or take day trips to nearby islands like Hvar and Brač.

With its warm climate, friendly locals, and deep cultural roots, Split is both a gateway to Croatia’s Dalmatian coast and a memorable destination in its own right—ideal for history lovers, adventure seekers, and sun-chasers alike.

Overnight in Split
Inclusions: Transfer from Split airport to the Hotel, Hotel room

Day 1: Sunday | Split – Trogir – Embarkation

In the early afternoon, you will join our guide for a walking tour of Split. Split is the second-largest Croatian town, best known for its glorious palace of Roman Emperor Diocletian, which has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1979. After the city tour, you will have free time to explore Split.

After free time in Split, we continue by bus to Trogir.

Embarkation begins at 15:30 h.

Get settled in your cabin before attending a Welcome Reception followed by dinner this evening.

Overnight in Trogir.

Meals: Welcome Receptions, Dinner

Day 2: Monday | Trogir – Bol

This morning, you will have the opportunity to stroll through the streets of Trogir in the company of our guide, whose rich history, influenced by many people (Greeks, Romans, Venetians), is visible at every step along 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.

Around noon, we set sail towards our first stop, the city of Bol.

While sailing towards Bol, your lunch will be served.

We will also make a swim stop along the way, and we’ll arrive in Bol in the afternoon. at your own pace or have dinner in one of the numerous restaurants.

Overnight in Bol.

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Meals: Breakfast and lunch

Day 3: Tuesday | Bol – Hvar

In the morning, we leave Bol and head to our next stop, the town of Hvar on the island of Hvar, another UNESCO World Heritage site.

Swim stop along the way and lunch on board.

Upon arrival in Hvar, join our guided city tour to learn about its rich history, beautiful architecture, and significant landmarks, including the Cathedral of St Stephen, the Theatre—one of the oldest in Europe, dating back to 1612—and the Spanish Fortress.

Later in the evening, you can explore the town on your own and check what its nightlife has to offer.

Overnight in Hvar.

Meals: Breakfast and lunch

Day 4: Wednesday | Hvar – Biševo Blue cave – Vis

In the morning, we set sail again, this time towards the island of Biševo and its famous Blue Cave.

This mesmerizing natural attraction is breath-taking with its white floor reflecting sunlight and bathing the cave in aquamarine light. The Blue Cave can only be approached by boat and at times, due to winds, waves and currents, access to the cave is not possible. We can only know about the sea conditions and possibility of entrance on the same morning of the visit. In case we are lucky enough to get to see the Blue Cave.

We will arrive in Vis after lunch.

Vis is a small town on an eponymous island, well known for its strategic importance through the years. You will have free time to explore Vis at your own pace and visit one of its many fortresses, such as the Fortress of Saint George. Since it was closed during the time of ex-Yugoslavia, the wonderful island is still like an unspoiled and preserved oasis.

Overnight in Vis.

Meals. Breakfast and lunch

Day 5: Thursday | Vis – Korčula

Morning departure towards the island of Korčula, with plenty of time for swimming along the sail before lunch. 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.

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 to try some homemade dishes in one of the many local restaurants.

Overnight in Korčula.

Meals: Breakfast and lunch

Day 6: Friday: Korčula – National park Mljet – Šipan Island or Slano

We leave Korčula in the morning and cruise towards the island of Mljet.

Our arrival in Pomena is expected around 10:00. 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. Walking around the park and its lakes can be very relaxing, and it can make you forget about everything, so please do not forget to come back to the ship for lunch!

In the afternoon our adventure continues, and we cruise towards the island of Šipan and its peaceful fishermen’s village, Šipanska Luka. In case we are not able to anchor there because of weather conditions or docking capacity limits, we will cruise to Slano, situated on the mainland.

In the evening, enjoy the Captain’s Dinner on board.

Overnight in Šipanska Luka or in Slano.

Meals: Breakfast, lunch and Captain’s dinner

Day 7: Saturday | Dubrovnik

In the morning, we set sail towards Dubrovnik, our last stop and yet another city listed among UNESCO’s World Heritage sites.

We will disembark in the port of Gruž where your coach will wait for you. We head to Dubrovnik center for a guided walking tour.

After the tour, you will have plenty of free time to explore the rich history of the Old Town or visit some of the famous sights of the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” ride a cable car to Srđ Mountain for a stunning view, or a stroll along the city walls. A coach transfer to the port of Gruž will be organized for you at the scheduled time.

Overnight in Dubrovnik.

Meals: Breakfast and lunch

Day 8: Sunday | Dubrovnik, Disembarkation

After breakfast, it’s time to disembark.

Meals: Breakfast

Post Trip Options

For those who wish to extend their Adriatic journey, we invite you to consider one of our carefully curated post-cruise programs designed to continue the experience beyond disembarkation. These seamless land extensions offer additional time to savor the beauty of Dubrovnik and venture into the dramatic landscapes, historic towns, and scenic coastline of Montenegro. Thoughtfully paced and rich in highlights, each program provides a meaningful and memorable conclusion to your voyage.

You may choose between a 1-night or 2-night post-cruise option, allowing us to tailor the experience to your schedule and travel style. Below, you’ll find the full day-by-day itineraries for each option, outlining daily activities, accommodations, and included experiences in detail. Whether you prefer a brief extension or a more immersive exploration, both programs are designed to deepen your connection to the region and ensure a relaxed, graceful transition home.

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Post Trip 2-Night August 23-25

Day 1 | Sunday · August 23, 2026 | Montenegro Day Trip

Depart from Dubrovnik port (after disembarkation) and enjoy a scenic drive along the stunning Adriatic coastline, passing charming seaside towns and breathtaking landscapes as you head toward the Bay of Kotor.

Begin your day in Perast, a picturesque Baroque town, where you will take a boat ride to explore its historic islands, including the renowned Our Lady of the Rocks.

Learn about the fascinating legends and history behind the island and its iconic church.

Enjoy some time to wander the cobbled streets of Perast, admiring the elegant palaces and quaint waterfront views.

Next, continue to Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage site, for a guided walking tour of the old town. Discover its medieval streets, charming squares, and fortified city walls, and hear stories of the city’s rich history and maritime heritage.

From Kotor, take the cable car up Mount Lovćen, where panoramic vistas await.

Enjoy sweeping views of the bay, surrounding mountains, and medieval towns below, making it a perfect spot for photography and taking in the natural beauty of Montenegro.

After a full day of history, culture, and stunning scenery, relax on the return journey to your hotel in Dubrovnik, reflecting on the remarkable sights and experiences of the day.

Hotel Dubrovnik Palace

Hotel Dubrovnik Palace nestles on the scenic seafront between a pine forest and the turquoise coastal waters of the lush Lapad peninsula. Just a few minutes drive northwest of medieval Dubrovnik Old Town, the stunning location offers phenomenal photo opportunities of the Elafiti Islands from every direction.

The contemporary luxury resort has direct access to a quiet and peaceful beach, two outdoor pools, plus a third indoor pool. Additionally, there is a PADI diving center, tennis court, and a leafy jogging path and walking routes through the picturesque woods that rise up Petka Hill behind the hotel.

Accommodations – Superior Double Room

The Superior Double Room offers a luxurious experience with stunning sea views and a private balcony. Guests can enjoy five-star comfort complemented by memorable interior design and first-class facilities featuring floor-to-ceiling windows. Amenities include air conditioning, en-suite bathrooms with exclusive BIOBAZA natural cosmetics, a flat-screen satellite TV, free wifi, a mini bar, and a safe. Additional services such as 24-hour room service, dry cleaning, and laundry are also available, along with bathrobes and slippers for added convenience.

Day 2 | Monday · August 24, 2026 | Cavtat Tour & Folcklore Experience

After breakfast, depart from Dubrovnik to Cavtat for a guided walking tour through the charming old town and seaside promenade, followed by free time to explore on your own.

Continue to a traditional Seoska kuća near Dubrovnik to enjoy a traditional lunch.

Return to Dubrovnik for your overnight stay.

Day 3 | Tuesday · August 25, 2026 | Check out from Hotel Dubrovnik Palace

At the proper time, after breakfast and checking out meet your driver at your hotel and depart in your private transportation to Dubrovnik airport, to board your flight back to the US.

We hope you enjoyed your trip and are leaving with a heart full of memories!

Shore Excursions

To further personalize your journey aboard Adriatic King, we’re pleased to offer a curated selection of optional shore excursions designed to complement your time along Croatia’s iconic coastline. From historic landmarks and panoramic viewpoints to local wine and traditional cuisine, each experience offers a memorable way to explore ashore.

In Dubrovnik, enjoy Croatian wines at Bakus Wine Bar, discover filming locations on a Game of Thrones walking tour, or take the Cable Car above the city for sweeping views of the Old Town and Adriatic Sea. On Hvar, savor a traditional Peka Dinner at Hora Estate, while Korčula offers a tasting of regional wines at Tasovac Winery. In Split, explore the ancient Roman ruins of Salona, either on its own or paired with the dramatic medieval Klis Fortress.

Below, you’ll find detailed descriptions and pricing for each available option. Participation is entirely optional, and advance reservations are recommended to ensure availability, as some excursions require a minimum number of guests.

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Dubrovnik - Bakus Wine Bar - $69 Per Person

Dubrovnik - Bakus Wine Bar

$69 per person

White wine – Pošip Čara

Red wine – Plavac mali Kiridžija

Rose wine – Antunović

Olive oil, bread, two kinds of cheese, prosciutto

Dubrovnik - Game of Thrones Tour - $55 Per Person

Dubrovnik - Game of Thrones Tour

Price per person: $55 (including guide and entrance to the Fort of Lovrjenac / Red Keep)
Minimum: 10 pax
Duration: approximately 2-2.5 hours

This is the perfect tour for people passionate about GOT series. In the company of our guide, follow the path of your favourite characters, stroll the streets of Old City, and visit Pile Square. This tour will lead you through the locations of filming of some epic scenes like Slaying of King Robert’s bastards, Jaime’s return to King’s Landing, Walk of Shame and many others. You will visit the Red Keep, see the places where the Battle of Blackwater took place. Enjoy your visit to King’s Landing, the capital of The Seven Kingdoms!

Dubrovnik - Cable Car - $53 Per Person

Dubrovnik - Cable Car

Price per person: $53
(including bus, cable car tickets and guide) net/non-commissionable

You’d be taken from the ship by coach to the cable car and you’d go up with a guide, have some free time to experience the view with the guide interpreting the sights and the nearby fortress Imperial. After that, you’d take the cable car down to the Old town and have a guided tour of Dubrovnik proper.

Hvar - Peka Dinner at Hora Estate - $180 Per Person

Hvar - Peka Dinner at Hora Estate

Price per person: $180
Price includes: transfer, wine tasting, dinner at Hora estate (additional drinks are not included)

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Peka (meat option):

slowly baked mix of lamb and veal with vegetables
starter – homemade cheese, salami and anchovies
salad
olive oil tasting
wine tasting
dessert

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Peka (fish option)

slowly baked mix of fish and vegetables
starter – salami, cheese, anchovies
salad
olive oil tasting
wine tasting
dessert

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Pick up in Hvar, Transfer to Stari Grad plain, transfer back after the dinner/wine tasting experience

Split - Salona & Klis Tour - From $151 Per Person

Split - Salona & Klis Tour

Price Per Person: $151

This is a four-hour tour that takes you through the Roman ruins of Salona, one of the five largest cities in the Roman Empire. Once home to over 60,000 people, the ruins of Salona feature the remnants of the walls, episcopal center, theatre, and amphitheater, as well as one of the oldest preserved Christian cemeteries in the world.

Following Salona, the road takes us to Klis, a fortress first mentioned in the 9th century, although it has been proven that it existed at least 2 centuries before. Located on an important mountain pass, it protected the only existing road between Dalmatia and its hinterland. It gained prominence during the medieval wars between the Ottomans and Christian Europe. Today it stands as a monument to the conflicts of yore and offers a stunning view of the wider Split area.

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Price includes:

Bus transfer
Local guides
Entrance fee Salona and Klis Fortress

Salona Only Tour - $228 Per Person

Split - Salona Tour

Price per person $228
A condensed version of the Salona & Klis tour, focusing exclusively on the remarkable Roman ruins, amphitheater, and early Christian heritage of ancient Salona.

Price includes:

Bus transfer
Local guides
Entrance fee Salona

Korčula - Tasovac Wine Tasting - $64 Per Person

Korčula - Wine Tasting

Duration of service: 1–1.5 hours

Korčula island is famous for its millennia-old tradition of winemaking. Unlike the rest of Dalmatia, which is known mostly for its red wine varieties, the Island of Korčula is renowned above all for the quality of its white wine made from its native grapevine varieties.

In the central region of the Island, Pošip and Rukatac varieties are cultivated, while in Lumbarda, on the eastern side of the island, Grk vineyards are located. Among the red wine varieties, the most popular one is Plavac Mali.

The wine of Korčula is celebrated for its excellent properties, complexity, accentuated varietal aroma, and high alcohol content, which reflects the Mediterranean sunshine, scents, and tastes. It is distinguished for its exceptionally low acidity—unusual among southern wine varieties—and this is why it is such a pleasure to taste it.

We offer a tasting in a winery in this famous winemaking region:

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Tasovac winery in the centrally located village of Žrnovo
Price per person: $64

Snack (prosciutto, cheese, capers, salty anchovies, cherry tomatoes, homemade bread, extra virgin olive oil)
0.07 dl. Pošip, white wine
0.07 dl. Grk, white wine
0.07 dl. Plavac Mali, red wine

Alexandra Carrier
Adventures by Alex

Exclusive Adriatic Yacht Adventure

Explore the Beauty of Croatia and Beyond with the Adriatic King

Meet the Adriatic King