Dubrovnik to Omiš

Embark at any time after 2pm. Over a welcome drink and a snack, meet your Cruise Director and crew and get acquainted with the rules and safety measures.

Enjoy a hearty breakfast before joining an optional guided tour * of Dubrovnik Old Town. Surrounded in immense city walls, as if in the universe of its own, the world-famous Gothic and Baroque facades line up as you walk the same streets as the cast and crews of Game of Thrones, Star Wars and Robin Hood. The merchant power equal to the one of the Venetian Republic, Dubrovnik was a large seafaring force. Dubrovnik nobility and captains fancied the small town of Slano for their summer estates and you will understand why as soon as you arrive in the afternoon.

Breakfasts on the board are always served with a view. Enjoy the start of your day before arriving to the green island of Mljet. The National Park on the Island is home to two salty lakes connected to the sea via a narrow canal. Nature lovers will get a thrill from hiking or cycling here, possibly even kayaking to the small islet in the center of the lake, charming with its 12th-century Monastery of St. Mary. Alternatively, join our optional excursion ** - but whatever you do, don't pass on setting foot on Mljet! After a refreshing dip along the way, visit Korcula.

Enjoy a breakfast with a view and a morning sail to Hvar, officially the sunniest of 1200 Croatian islands. This jet-set fave is also the island with the most UNESCO-listed heritage in the entire world, consider joining our optional guided tour *. In the afternoon, hop over to the island of Vis, the most distant from the coast of all inhabited islands in Croatia.

You will wake up to views of the Vis town waterfront, comprised of the newer, 19th-century harbor area, and the historic, medieval corner. Spanning over two millennia, the array of heritage in this small settlement might not be surprising, ranging from a Greek cemetery and Roman baths to an English fort and Yugoslav militia tributes. Join an optional guided tour ** to get an insight into the tumultuous history of Vis before setting sail towards the mainland. Arriving to Sibenik, snatching a spot on the deck, as its stone waterfront, nestled beneath the impressive St.

When sailing along the Croatian coast, surpassing the beauty around you may seem like an impossible task. Probably so, but there are sites on the Croatian mainland that surely parallel it, such as the Krka River and its stunning estuary. A coach trip brings you to the small town of Skradin, the guardian mouth of the Krka River, and the gateway to its National Park. The place where wild waterfalls inspire serene lakes, the park is definitely worth a visit before heading back to the seaside to visit the gem of Trogir, and petite island bridged to the mainland. A showcase of stunning architecture founded upon Greek and Roman heritage, Trogir has been protected by UNESCO, just like its big neighbor and your next stop, the town of Split.

As you wave in Split and its easy-going spirit of goodbye, it is known as the homeland of the 'Croatian Marble'. You have probably seen this ultra-quality limestone already, perhaps on the front of the White House in Washington DC or the Bundestag in Berlin, but the optional tour * to the still-operating stonemasonry school in Pucisca brings a chance to learn more about shaping this stone for eternity.