Rise early for breakfast on board before an 8 AM transfer to Split, Croatia’s second-largest city. Spend the morning exploring at your own pace. Wander the marble lanes of Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built for a Roman emperor around 300 AD, climb the bell tower of St Domnius Cathedral, or enjoy a coffee on the palm-lined Riva promenade.
At around 11:45 AM, rejoin the ship in Split and set sail for Hvar. Enjoy a swim stop and lunch on board along the way, arriving in this gorgeous yachter’s paradise at around 4 PM.
In the late afternoon, join your expert local guide on a walking tour of Hvar Town. From St Stephen’s Square to the Spanish Fortress and Franciscan Monastery, learn about Hvar’s fascinating history as a former Greek, Venetian, Austrian, and Yugoslav city. Spend the evening exploring at your own pace before choosing a local restaurant for dinner.

Guided walking tour of Hvar

Overnight in Hvar.

Breakfast and lunch included

Enjoy a relaxed breakfast in Hvar before setting sail for the island of Vis. With a swim stop and lunch on board along the way, we arrive in Vis in the early afternoon.
Vis was once an important Yugoslav naval base and was closed to the public for years. Thanks to this isolation, Vis has a unique charm that feels like stepping back in time, making it one of our favourite stops. Here you’re in for a real treat: a visit to a unique winery with a fascinating story and location, producing some of the best wines in Croatia.
In town, feel free to explore Vis at your leisure. We recommend the Archaeological Museum, housed in the old Austrian fort Gospina Batarija (Batteria della Madonna). Dinner on your own in one of Vis Town’s charming restaurants.

Please note: if docking in Vis Town is not possible, the ship will dock in Komiža, on the other side of the island. If the weather forecast puts tomorrow’s Blue Cave visit at risk, we may visit the cave during today’s sailing instead, where timing and sea conditions allow.

Overnight in Vis.

Wine tasting

Breakfast and lunch included

Those interested in seeing the Blue Cave (approximately €18–24 per person, paid on the spot) will rise bright and early as we sail to the nearby islet of Biševo. Board a small boat to glide into the cave and see its mystifying cerulean pools glowing in the darkness, an unforgettable start to the day.
Afterward, enjoy breakfast and relax on the sun deck as the ship cruises east towards Korčula, pausing for a mid-morning swim surrounded by lush green islands. In the afternoon, a local guide born and raised in Korčula will share the island’s 1,000-year history, including its role as the birthplace of Marco Polo, along with personal stories of growing up in such a unique place.
With an overnight in Korčula, the rest of the evening is yours. Discover the Old Town’s tucked-away wine bars or settle into one of its atmospheric restaurants for dinner.

Please note: The Blue Cave is only accessible by small boat through an entrance just 1.5 m high, so it can be closed by bad weather and high waves.

Overnight in Korčula

Guided walking tour in Korčula

Breakfast and lunch included

Enjoy another easy-going morning onboard your ship, stopping for a playful mid-morning swim or snorkel in the Adriatic Sea as it cruises to Slano. You’ll arrive after lunch and a bus will be waiting to take you to a charming local oyster farm in the Bay of Ston. During your visit, get a first-hand insight into the ancient oyster harvesting techniques still practiced today before trying them for yourself at an oyster and wine pairing.

Having sampled some of the freshest oysters in Croatia, return to the ship for a delightful dinner with the captain accompanied by live local music. While your chef serves a three-course meal and your hosts keep the drinks coming, take the opportunity to get to know your captain as they dine with you and your fellow guests.

Overnight in Slano

Half-day excursion of Ston with Oyster farm visit and tasting

Live Music at Captain’s Dinner

Breakfast, Lunch and Captain’s Dinner

Our final day together brings us to Dubrovnik, the legendary “Pearl of the Adriatic.” After breakfast on board, we set sail from Slano along the Dubrovnik Riviera, pausing for one last swim in the crystal-clear Adriatic before lunch on board.

In the afternoon, the ship docks in Gruž Harbour and we head to the Old Town for a guided walking tour of its UNESCO-listed streets. Starting on Stradun, the ancient main street, discover landmarks from the 16th-century Sponza Palace to the Rector’s Palace as your guide brings the city’s remarkable history to life.

The rest of the evening is yours. Walk the famous medieval city walls for sweeping views over terracotta rooftops and the sea, climb up to Lovrijenac Fortress, perched on a 37-metre rock just outside the walls, or settle in for a farewell dinner at one of the Old Town’s restaurants. When you’re ready, make your own way back to the ship in Gruž. Taxis, local buses, and rideshare services are easy to find.
Overnight in Dubrovnik.

Overnight in Dubrovnik

Guided walking tour in Dubrovnik

Breakfast and lunch included

Gather for one final breakfast on the ship, followed by goodbyes to your crew and new friends.
You must vacate your cabin by 9 AM but note that if your departure transfer is later than this, you can leave your
luggage onboard until it’s time for your transfer.

Breakfast included