Day 1 | Saturday · October 3, 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.

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.

Inclusions: Transfer from Split airport to the Hotel, Hotel room, Wellness facilities.

Day 2 | Sunday · October 4, 2026 | Split – Trogir

This morning, after breakfast and check out, you will get the opportunity to stroll through the streets of Split accompanied by our guide.

Upon arrival to port, the luggage will be loaded onto the ship, and your walking tour will commence.

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 return to the ship for embarkation.

Get settled in your cabin before attending a Welcome Reception, as we sail towards Trogir.

We arrive in Trogir in the afternoon.

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 have free time to explore Trogir at your own pace.

Overnight in Trogir.

Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Tours, Welcome Reception, Welcome dinner, Cabin.

Day 3 | Monday · October 5, 2026 | Trogir – Stari Grad

This morning we will sail a couple of hours to Stari Grad where we will enjoy our next swim stop.

Stari Grad is a town on the northern side of the island of Hvar in Dalmatia, Croatia. One of the oldest towns in Europe, its position at the end of a long, protected bay and next to prime agricultural land has long made it attractive for human settlement.

We will have time to explore in the afternoon, after our visit to the Tvrdalj Fortress.

Tvrdalj of Petar Hektorović, the fortified holiday house of its namesake poet and author of Fishing and Fisherman’s Talk (orig.  Ribanje i ribarsko prigovaranje), the first realistic epic of the Croatian Renaissance, is the most famous building in Stari Grad and one of its symbols.

This Renaissance poet, Christian thinker, and builder built this fort meticulously for a long time, and it held as much meaning for him as his literary work. By building the Tvrdalj, Hektorović realized his idea of creating a microcosm; a small, enclosed space for all God’s creatures – fish, birds, plants, and people.

Tvrdalj’s most prominent feature is its fishpond surrounded by a porch, inhabited by fish (mullet), and with a dovecot rising above it. It’s most likely that the fish pond originated from an ancient pool or port related equipment. Behind it, towards the south, lies a carefully tended garden with plants sent to him by his friends, the poets of Dubrovnik.

In the evening, get on the short transfer to the heart of the Stari Grad Plain. Once here, enjoy the 2400 years of local history, and learn the story of the field that has fed dozens of generations of Hvar’s population.

Enjoy Peka, the traditional Croatian dish of veal, lamb, and vegetables, as well as 4 different types of local wine, 3 types of olive oil, and many other local dishes and ingredients, as part of this paired experience. Return transfer to Stari Grad after dinner.

Overnight in Stari Grad.

Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Tvrdalj Tickets, Peka Dinner, Cabin.

Day 4 | Tuesday · October 6, 2026 | Stari Grad – 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 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.

We will arrive in Vis in the afternoon. Vis is a small town on the homonymous island, well known for its strategic importance through the years. You will have free time to explore Vis at your own pace. Since it was closed during the time of ex-Yugoslavia, this wonderful island is still like an unspoiled and preserved oasis.

Overnight In Vis.

Inclusions: Breakfast, Blue Cave Tour, Lunch, Cabin.

Day 5 | Wednesday · October 7, 2026 | Island of Vis – Vela Luka

We continue our journey towards the port town of Vela Luka, on the westernmost point of Korčula island. Vela Luka is one of the finest ports in the Adriatic, and has been home to generations of seafarers and fishermen.

It is also home to the longest mosaic in the world, which has been systematically expanded on the streets of Vela Luka since the 70s.

On a nearby hill, the prehistoric cave of Vela Spila, hides secrets from millennia ago, and Oliver Dragojević, the most famous and beloved Croatian singer of all time, rests in peace in the local cemetery.

As we dock in the old port, the town spreads before us. Shops, restaurants, bars and the tiny alleys call for us to explore.

On the nearby hill of Pinski rat, 130 meters above sea level, a prehistoric site awaits.

As we climb towards the summit, we are shaded by the ancient olives and carob, which have fed generations of Velalučani, as the locals call themselves.

The cave has been confirmed as inhabited for over 22 thousand years, and has been explored since the 70ies. The commanding location offers clear lines of view to every corner of the Vela Luka bay.

After this pilgrimage of sorts and reconnecting to our prehistoric roots, on the way back ,we stop to enjoy the stunning sunset over the bay.

Overnight in Vela Luka.

Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Vela Spila entrance, Cabin.

Day 6 | Thursday · October 8, 2026 | Vela Luka – 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, and the Wine tasting, enjoy your free evening and taste some homemade dishes in one of many restaurants.

Hop on a short transfer to the nearby village of Lumbarda, where you will get to experience some of the local varieties of wine, which put the island of Korčula on the map.

After the wine tasting and local snacks, the transfer will return you to the Old town, where you can enjoy the rest of your day at leisure.

Overnight in Korčula.

Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Tour, Wine tasting, Cabin

Day 7 | Friday · October 9, 2026 | 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.

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  Slano.

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, we put on our fanciest clothes and join the Captain for the world-famous Adriatic Queen Captain’s dinner.

Overnight In Šipan Or Slano

Inclusions: Breakfast, National Park Tour, Lunch, Captains Dinner, Cabin

Day 8 | Saturday · October 10, 2026 | Arrival to 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 make our way to town, and after a walking tour, 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.

A coach transfer to the port of Gruž will be organized for you at the scheduled time.

Overnight in Dubrovnik

Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Tour, Cabin

Day 9 | Sunday · October 11, 2026 | Disembarkation, Dubrovnik

After breakfast, it’s time to disembark.

Your Cruise Manager will share the exact times of your departure transfers during the week.

Inclusions: Breakfast, Transfer to Airport.