Adriatic Islands & Lakes (Deluxe) - 10 Days

On arrival in Dubrovnik, we transfer to Gruz Harbour for check-in from 2.00 pm. After settling in, transfer to the city gates for a guided tour with our guide. Explore the narrow, car-free limestone streets of the Old Town, with Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture along the way.

Take the cable car from the Old Town to Mount Srd for scenic views of Dubrovnik's mighty ramparts and the Elaphiti Islands. After the tour, return to the vessel to meet the crew before enjoying cocktails and dinner on board and raising a glass to the cruise ahead.

Please note: Flight details must be provided at least 21 days prior to cruise departure. If flight details are not received at least 14 days before arrival, additional transfer costs will apply.

Dubrovnik - Slano - Ston - Slano. After breakfast, we cruise towards the small mainland village of Slano, enjoying views of Dubrovnik's city walls from the water before continuing to one of the Elaphiti Islands for a swimming stop. Arrive in Slano in the afternoon, a peaceful fishing village and the starting point for a visit to Ston.

Explore Ston's long medieval ramparts before continuing to a nearby village to learn more about oysters and enjoy a special tasting. Return to the vessel in Slano before the Captain's Dinner with live entertainment on board.

Slano - Mljet National Park - Polaca/ Pomena. This morning, we cruise north to the island of Mljet, associated with the legend of Greek hero Odysseus and the nymph Calypso. Join the Cruise Manager for a stroll to the famous salt lakes in Mljet National Park, then take a boat ride to St Mary Isle.

On St. Mary Isle, you can visit the ancient Benedictine monastery, old abbey and 12th-century church on the island. Alternatively, you can choose to rent a kayak, bicycle, scooter or convertible car to explore the national park or island independently. We will then spend the night at Polaca or Pomena.

Polaca/Pomena - Korcula. We depart early towards the island of Korcula, traditionally associated with the birthplace of Marco Polo. Stop for lunch in one of the secluded bays along the way before arriving in Korcula Town in the afternoon.

Join our guide for a walking tour of this well-preserved medieval city. Discover the fishbone street pattern of Korcula Old Town, designed to provide a natural cooling effect and shelter for its citizens. The town has numerous restaurants for an evening meal and plenty of bars for those looking for evening entertainment.

You can also choose to join an excursion to a small village near Korcula Town for a typical Dalmatian dinner and to learn about local history and traditional ways of living. we will spend the night in one of the ports of Korcula, depending on availability.

Korcula - Vis/Komiza. Today, we continue to the island of Vis, which was one of the main Greek colonies in the 4th century BC. The island remained a Yugoslav military base until 1991, and this long period of isolation helped preserve its culture and architecture.

Explore independently and discover rosemary, capers and sage growing wild across the landscape. You can try local wines, visit the remains of the Roman thermal baths or explore the City Museum. A stroll along the waterfront reveals the remains of an ancient village. We will then spend the night at Vis or Komiza, depending on availability.

Vis - Bisevo - Hvar/Stari Grad. We cruise towards the small island of Bisevo in the early morning, here you can opt to visit the Blue Cave, a natural phenomenon.

Continue towards Hvar with a swimming stop and lunch on board at the Pakleni Islands. Arrive in Hvar in the afternoon for a guided tour with our guide. Visit the Renaissance cathedral with its original tower and the oldest community theatre in Europe, founded in 1612. Follow the zig-zag path up to the town fort overlooking the harbour for scenic views of the vessel and the Paklinski Islands.

You can spend the evening exploring Hvar's restaurants, bars and clubs, many of which stay open late. we then spend the night in Hvar or Stari Grad, subject to berth availability.

Please note: The entrance fee to the Blue Cave is payable locally, while the visit depends on weather conditions; you will be notified if the conditions do not allow the visit.

Hvar - Bol - Trogir. Today, we depart early towards the island of Brac for a refreshing swim, followed by lunch on board. In the afternoon, continue to Trogir for a guided sightseeing tour with our guide.

After the tour, enjoy time to explore Trogir's picturesque streets and choose a restaurant for dinner. Alternatively, dining options are available at Marina Baotic, including a restaurant, pizzeria and bar. Return to Marina Baotic after your time in Trogir.

Trogir - Krka - Plitvice Lakes. After the cruise, we continue towards Zagreb and visit Krka National Park. Here, we explore the waterfalls and trails before discovering the Skradinski Buk area and taking in the scenery.

Afterwards, we continue to the Plitvice Lakes area for dinner and overnight accommodation.

Plitvice Lakes - Zagreb. After breakfast, we take a morning walking tour of Plitvice Lakes National Park. Croatia's oldest national park consists of 16 lakes connected by cascading waterfalls. Explore on foot along the wooden paths and nature trails, surrounded by greenery and turquoise waters.

Continue to Zagreb for an overnight stay.

After breakfast, we transfer to Zagreb Airport. For early departures, breakfast boxes are available on request.