Sailing Split (Premium Plus) - 8 Days

Trogir - Hvar/Stari Grad. Check-in opens from 11 am in Trogir, with departure at 1 pm. We enjoy lunch on board and a refreshing swim stop in a secluded bay, then continue to Hvar, Croatia's sunniest island, known for its Venetian architecture, lively squares and waterfront. Our guide leads a walking tour of Hvar Town, followed by time to explore at your own pace.If berthing is limited in Hvar, we may overnight in Stari Grad instead, one of Croatia's oldest towns, with a charming historic centre and relaxed island atmosphere. You spend the night in Hvar or Stari Grad.

Please note: This itinerary is for 2027 departures. If you're travelling in 2026, please contact us for your itinerary.

Hvar/Stari Grad - Mljet, This morning we cruise south to Mljet, with a swim stop along the way.Part of the island is a national park (entrance fee payable locally, at an additional cost), known for its tranquil salt lakes and the Benedictine monastery on St Mary's Islet. You can explore by bicycle, kayak or on foot, amid some of Croatia's most beautiful scenery.You spend the night on Mljet.

Mljet – Dubrovnik. After breakfast, we cruise to magnificent Dubrovnik, approaching from the sea for unforgettable views of its medieval walls.Our guide leads us on a walking tour through the UNESCO-listed Old Town, taking in its historic streets and landmarks. Afterwards, explore at your own pace - stroll along Stradun, walk the city walls, or take the cable car up Mount Srd for panoramic views.

Dubrovnik - Sipan/Trstenik. We depart Dubrovnik and sail north, stopping for a swim in one of the secluded bays along the way.

Depending on conditions and berthing availability, we arrive at Sipan, largest of the Elaphiti Islands, or Trstenik, a peaceful village on the Peljesac Peninsula surrounded by vineyards and crystal-clear waters - each offering a relaxed atmosphere and authentic coastal character. You have time to explore at your own pace.

In the evening, we gather on board for the Captain's Dinner with live entertainment. We spend the night in Sipan or Trstenik..

Sipan/Trstenik - Korcula. We cruise to Korcula, a beautifully preserved medieval town traditionally known as the birthplace of Marco Polo.Our guide leads a walking tour through the atmospheric old town, taking in its stone walls, historic landmarks and distinctive fishbone street layout. In the evening, enjoy Korcula's charming squares, traditional taverns, wine bars and waterfront cafes at your own pace.You spend the night in Korcula.

Korcula - Makarska. After breakfast, we cruise north with a swim stop in one of the beautiful bays along the way, continuing to Makarska, dramatically set between the Adriatic Sea and the slopes of the Biokovo mountain range.Spend the afternoon strolling the palm-lined promenade, exploring the old town or simply enjoying the lively Mediterranean atmosphere.You spend the night in Makarska.

Makarska - Brac - Trogir. Today we depart Makarska and cruise to the island of Brac, stopping for a swim in one of its beautiful bays.We enjoy lunch on board as the journey continues along the Dalmatian coast to Trogir. On arrival, spend your final afternoon exploring this UNESCO World Heritage town, wandering its medieval streets, historic squares and waterfront promenade.Enjoy your final evening at your own pace before the last overnight on board, in Trogir.

We enjoy breakfast together one last time before you check out and say farewell to the crew. Trogir is a short drive from Split Airport.