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Discover crystal clear turquoise waters, friendly locals and cool bars. Begin your amazing week discovering the delights of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Dubrovnik before visiting the untouched natural beauty of Miljet. Walk along the stone streets of Korcula before partying it up Croatian style at Hvar’s trendy seaside harbour! Swim in the crystal blue bays of Brac and dine at the fashionable cafes and bars of Markarska. Finish off your exploring by paying a visit to the Roman Ruins and pavement cafes of the largest city on the Adriatic Coast, Split!

Dubrovnik-Split One Way

Day 1 Dubrovnik, Slano

Dubrovnik, SlanoAfter Captain and Crew introductions (01:00pm) we'll depart Dubrovnik and cruise down the coast to Slano, a fantastic resort famous for its 2km long pebble beaches. We spend the afternoon soaking up the sun, swimming in the tranquil waters of the Adriatic and enjoying the superb long beach of Slano. Evening free to visit the town.

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Day 2 Slano, Mljet

After breakfast we'll depart Slano and cruise down the coast to Mljet, a fantastic island covered by forests and dotted by fields, vineyards and small villages. Opened in 1960, Mljet National Park occupies the western third of the island and surrounds two saltwater lakes, Malo Jezero and Veliko Jezero. Before arriving in Mljet we take a swimming break at one of the amazing Croatian bays. After arriving to this impressive island our tour leader takes us on an orientation walk. Your afternoon is free to visit the salt lakes in the National Park, enjoy the sun and sea or participate in the activities like kayaking, cycling, scooting around the National Park.

Day 3 Mljet, Korcula

Early in the morning we cruise south and take a swimming break at one of the bays near Loviste, a delightful fishing village and harbour on the Peljesac Peninsula before cruising to Korcula, the birthplace of Marco Polo. Korcula is graced with indented coves, rolling hills and a walled old town that resembles a miniature Dubrovnik. It provides plenty of opportunities for scenic drives, particularly along the southern coast. Swimming opportunities abound in the many quiet coves and secluded beaches, while the interior produces some of Croatia’s finest wine, especially dessert wines made from the grape cultivated around Lumbarda. Local olive oil is another product worth sampling out. Here you can wander the herringbone streets, visit the spot where Marco Polo lived, or grab a cocktail in the bar located on top of the old city tower.

Day 4 Korcula, Hvar

After a swimming break in one of the hidden bays we continue our sail to Hvar. Hvar is the longest island in the Adriatic famous for its lavender, sage, rosemary and wine. Upon arrival, our tour leader will take us for a orientation walk on the island and show us the largest city square of the Croatian Islands and the 400 year old community theatre, the oldest in Europe. The rest of the evening is free to explore the island on your own, dine & wine in one of the traditional restaurants, visit some of the popular clubs and enjoy the night life on this beautiful island.

Day 5 Hvar, Makarska

The anchor comes up in the morning, we wave goodbye to the shores of Hvar and are bound for Makarska. We arrive in Makarska after a short sail and on board breakfast we arrive at the home of the most attractive coastline nestled under the massive peaks of Biokovo mountain range with Mt Jure. Makarska is a popular resort town with a long beach (1500m) lined with palm trees, cafes, bars, restaurants and boutiques. Our tour leader will take us for an orientation walk and point out places where we can have a meal before we head to popular bars and clubs. Today you can also join an optional river rafting activity after lunch.

Day 6 Makarska, Brac

This morning we cruise along the coast and take a swimming and lunch break at one of the amazing coastal beaches. After soaking up the sun, enjoying the relaxing atmosphere and finishing the final pages of your novel, we are bound for the island of Brac. This island is a spectacular panoramic landscape – it is the largest, driest and also contains the most astonishing mountains of all Croatian islands. Within its land contains the limestone quarries used by the ancient Romans to build amphitheaters, temples, palaces and graves all over Dalmatia. Soak up the sun, enrich yourself in the culture or just paddle around in the magic clear waters.

Day 7 Brac, Split

After breakfast we depart for Split where we stay overnight. Split became a popular retirement destination in the 4th century for Roman emperors. Today it is renowned for its archaeological, historical and cultural monuments. The evening is free to discover the additional sights of this impressive town.

Day 8 Split

Our trip will end here (08:30 am) in the stunning waters of Split after an on board breakfast we say goodbye to our new friends, and disembark the vessel.


Sights Visited

  •  Dubrovnik - one of the amazing towns in Croatia
  • Mljet - combo of history, sun and sea
  • Slano - famous for its 2 km long pebble beach
  • Korcula - the birthplace of Marco Polo
  • Hvar - the longest island in the Adriatic
  • Brac - popular with its rocky shores and scuba diving tours
  • Split

 

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croatiaNoni Jenkins - AusrtaliaThorougly enjoyed the tour.Our guide Kate made the experience as good as it was.Croatia is beatiful and greatful we got to see it by boat this way.2011-5-6Tour: Dubrovnik-Split One Way5
croatiaBiheng Zhang - AusrtaliaThe captain, crew, boat and tour leader were what made the tour enjoyable, fun and smooth.Everyone was attentive and kind and had a high level of customer service.Overall very good trip, thanks.2011-6-18Tour: Dubrovnik-Split One Way5
croatiaCaitriona Finnegan - IrleandKate our leader was very informative, friendly and funny.She interacted with the fellow passengers exceptionally welli almost that she was a friend along for the tour.The crew was very professional at all times.Had a great time.2011-7-31Tour: Dubrovnik-Split One Way5
croatiaMichelle Fussell - AusrtaliaHad a great time.Good mix of people and good mix of chill out time as well as other activiites.Would definetly recommend this trip to friends.2011-7-31Tour: Dubrovnik-Split One Way5
croatiaDavid Tilleyshort - New ZealandHad a fantastic time, crew were great and tour leader was great2011-7-31Tour: Dubrovnik-Split One Way5
croatiaAmy Maiolo - AusrtaliaKate was fantastic tour leader.Nothing was to much trouble for her and she was very friendly and patient with everyone questions during the entire tour.Thank you Kate2011-7-31Tour: Dubrovnik-Split One Way5
croatiaAdam Turner - AusrtaliaAbsolutely fantastic crew on board.Meals were outstanding and all awesome people.Day trips and guided walks good as well.Cheers.2011-8-16Tour: Dubrovnik-Split One Way5
croatiaKirstin Jamieson - New ZealandAmazing tour, had a great time.The crew were fun, friendly, Kate was lovely.Went to a great range of places.2011-6-18Tour: Dubrovnik-Split One Way5