With Mini Cruisers

Dubrovnik

Explore Dubrovnik, the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its medieval walls, the famous Stradun street, and historical landmarks such as the Rector’s Palace and St. Blaise Church. Enjoy its charming streets, seafood restaurants, and views of the Adriatic. In the afternoon, board your private mini-cruise and set sail along the Dalmatian coast.

Ston

Make a stop in Mali Ston, famous for its millennia-old oyster production and connected to Ston by the longest defensive wall in Croatia (7.5 km). Visit a local oyster farm, learn about traditional cultivation, and enjoy freshly harvested oysters paired with local wine, all while admiring the crystal-clear waters and picturesque coastline.

Mljet

Wake up to the serene beauty of Mljet, the greenest island in Croatia, known for its dense forests and unspoiled landscapes. A paradise for nature lovers, it offers a peaceful escape.

Explore the Mljet National Park, home to the stunning saltwater lakes Veliko Jezero and Malo Jezero, perfect for swimming, kayaking, or relaxing. In Veliko Jezero, visit the 12th-century Benedictine monastery on the Island of Santa María, a peaceful retreat surrounded by crystal-clear waters.

Korčula

Explore Korčula, known as the “mini Dubrovnik” for its medieval old town, ancient walls, and towers. It is believed to be the birthplace of Marco Polo, and it has a museum dedicated to his legacy. Stroll through its cobbled streets, discover Renaissance Venetian architecture, charming squares, and local artisan shops. Visit St. Mark’s Cathedral, a Gothic-Renaissance masterpiece with stunning stone carvings.

Hvar

Arrive in Hvar, an amazing island known for its exceptional amount of sunshine, historical charm, and Mediterranean allure. With over 2,800 hours of sunshine a year, it is one of the most attractive destinations in the Adriatic. Explore the city of Hvar, a lively harbor surrounded by 13th-century walls. Stroll through its cobbled streets, passing Venetian-style buildings, elegant palaces, and charming squares, showcasing Gothic and Renaissance influences.

Vis

Your next stop is Vis, one of the most remote islands in Croatia, known for its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and untouched beauty. Formerly a Yugoslav military base, its isolation has preserved its authentic charm and rich history.

A short trip from Vis takes you to Biševo, home to the Blue Cave (Modra Špilja), a stunning sea cave where sunlight creates a fascinating electric blue glow. The best time to experience this natural wonder is mid-morning when the light perfectly illuminates the cave’s shimmering waters.

Trogir

Arrive in Trogir and head to Krka National Park, an impressive natural paradise near Skradin, featuring cascading waterfalls, emerald lakes, and panoramic trails. Take a boat ride to Skradinski Buk, the park’s most famous waterfall, and explore wooden walkways and ancient water mills.

In the afternoon, return to Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its medieval charm and stunning architecture. Stroll through its narrow cobblestone streets, visit the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, and explore the Kamerlengo Fortress. Relax in a charming square or by the water before setting sail on your mini-cruise for a sunset journey across the Adriatic.

Split

Disembark in Split, marking the end of your Adriatic cruise. Before departing, enjoy a private guided tour of this UNESCO World Heritage city, home to the Diocletian’s Palace, one of the best-preserved Roman monuments. Stroll through the Peristyle Square, visit the Cathedral of St. Domnius, the Golden Gate, and the palace’s substructures. Explore Pjaca Square and walk along the Riva promenade, soaking in the Mediterranean charm of Split to perfectly conclude the cruise.