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Ultimate Island Hopping in Croatia
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EXCLUSIVE Ultimate Island Hopping Adventure (maximum of 36 people)
8 Day Cabin Charter on Deluxe Cruise and Inclusive Excursion Package
September 20 – 27, 2025
Visiting: DUBROVNIK – SLANO – STON – PELJEŠAC – KORČULA – HVAR – BRAČ – OMIŠ – TROGIR – ŠIBENIK – KRKA NATIONAL PARK
Join us for an EXCLUSIVE and immersive Island Hopping experience on the Croatian Coast! This Island Hopper is loaded with the most unique, authentic and custom-tailored excursions… as well as top-notch wine and culinary experiences. This insider’s tour will be escorted by leading experts on Croatia, who will open your senses to the REAL Coastline of Croatia though awe inspiring islands and ancient cities.
Spoil yourselves and be WOWED on a privately chartered vessel staffed by welcoming, carefully chosen professionals, with spacious air-conditioned cabins, a cozy salon with a lounge bar, sun deck and more. We’ve spent many months creating what will be a spectacular way to experience Croatia’s Coast. Do not miss out, this is certain to top any experience your friends have ever had SOAKING IN the beauty and excitement of Croatia’s coastal region. All aboard!!
You will have time to relax, swim, bike, hike and explore the unique and varied towns of the coastal regions of Dalmatia. We’ve hired the best of the best tour guides, whose passion for their homeland will lend insight into the culture, history, customs and cuisine. Your inclusive excursion package will offer unique and behind the scenes tours, traditional foods, and wine tasting experiences. Moreover, you will be able to see, feel, hear, experience and taste the Croatian way of life – Croatia’s past blended with its present.
Croatia’s unparalleled coastal beauty, with crystalline water clarity and secluded coves, combined with its rich cultural heritage, and spectacular seafood, wine, and cheeses add up to a sailing experience to savor and remember. With attention to detail and commitment to creating the best experiences, combined with a cruising staff who will provide a high level of onboard services in a relaxed nautical atmosphere – this is a “do-not-miss” trip!
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8 Days
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Day 1 – September 20 - Welcome to DUBROVNIK (D)
Dubrovnik is a medieval city on the Croatian side of the Adriatic coastline and a treasure trove of cultural, and historical monuments that were created throughout its thousand-year existence. In the past, it was a City-Republic, and alongside Venice one of the most famous cultural-economic centers on the Mediterranean. In more recent times, it has become the center of modern cultural and tourist events: a city of summer festivals – an international parade of top musical and theatrical achievements, a city of museums and galleries. These values have turned Dubrovnik into a place that offers a rich selection of various experiences and excitement, but also a complete holiday in a quiet and calming, mild Mediterranean ambiance and wonderful seaside landscapes.
Itinerary:
- Arrival in Dubrovnik: A Warm Welcome to the Pearl of the Adriatic
- Upon landing at Dubrovnik Airport, you will be warmly greeted by our representative, who will assist you with your transfer to Gruž Harbour, where your adventure begins. Upon arrival at the harbor, you can check in for your cruise. While your cabin will be ready from 2 p.m., any early arrivals can safely store their luggage aboard the ship.
- A welcome drink will be served onboard as the entire group embarks, setting the perfect tone for the journey ahead.
- Afternoon: Private Tour of Dubrovnik’s Old Town
- In the afternoon, a private transfer will take you from the port to Pile Gate, the grand entrance to Dubrovnik's UNESCO-listed Old Town, where you’ll meet your guide for an exclusive walking tour. Whether it's your first visit or your hundredth, Dubrovnik’s beauty never fails to inspire awe. The timeless elegance of its marble streets, the baroque charm of its ancient buildings, and the shimmering blue of the Adriatic Sea combine to create a scene straight from a dream.
- Step back in time as you walk along the ancient city walls, an impressive system of forts, towers, and bastions stretching 1,940 meters. These formidable white-stone walls have safeguarded the city for centuries, offering a glimpse into the rich history of a once-powerful republic.
- Explore Dubrovnik at Your Leisure
- Following your tour, take some time to explore the city's hidden corners at your own pace. For a more panoramic view, opt for a ride on the cable car up to Mt. Srđ. From the summit, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views of Dubrovnik’s terracotta rooftops, the glittering Adriatic, and the scattered islands that dot the coastline. Stroll through the town’s museums, brimming with art and artifacts, or simply revel in the unique blend of light and stone that defines Dubrovnik’s charm.
- Evening: Welcome Dinner Onboard
- In the evening, return to the cruise ship at your leisure. A welcome dinner and drinks will be served onboard, offering you the perfect opportunity to relax, unwind, and anticipate the adventures to come.
- Overnight in Dubrovnik.
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Day 2 – September 21 - DUBROVNIK – SLANO – STON – TRSTENIK – KORČULA (B, L)
The Walls of Ston are a series of defensive stone walls, originally more than 7 kilometers (4.3 mi) long, that surrounded and protected the city of Ston, in Dalmatia, part of the Republic of Ragusa, in what is now southern Croatia. The Walls of Ston were known as the "European wall of China".
Despite being well protected by massive city walls, the Republic of Ragusa used Pelješac to build another line of defense. At its narrowest point, just before it joins the mainland, a wall was built from Ston to Mali Ston. Throughout the era of the Republic, the walls were maintained and renovated once they were meant to protect the precious salt pans that contributed to Dubrovnik's wealth, which are still being worked today.
Demolition work began on the walls following the fall of the Republic. Later the Austrian authorities took materials away from the wall to build schools and community buildings, and also for a triumphal arch on the occasion of the visit by the Austrian Emperor in 1884. The wall around Mali Ston was demolished with the excuse that it was damaging the health of the people. The demolition was halted after World War II.
The wall, today a 5.5-kilometer-long wall links Ston to Mali Ston and is in the shape of an irregular pentangle. It was completed in the 15th century, along with its 40 towers (20 of which have survived) and 5 fortresses. Within, three streets were laid from north to south and three others from east to west. Thus, fifteen equal blocks were formed with 10 houses in each. Residential buildings around the edges. The Gothic Republic Chancellery and the Bishop's Palace are outstanding among the public buildings.
The main streets are 6 m wide (except the southern street which is 8 m wide) and the side streets are 2 m wide. The town was entered by two city gates: The Field Gate (Poljska vrata) has a Latin inscription and dates from 1506. The centers of the system are the fortress Veliki kaštio in Ston, Koruna in Mali Ston, and the fortress on Podzvizd hill (224 m). Noted artists who work on the walls project are Michelozzo, Bernardino Gatti of Parma, and Giorgio da Sebenico (Juraj Dalmatinac). The city plan of Dubrovnik was used as a model for Ston, but since Ston was built on prepared terrain, that model was more closely followed than Dubrovnik itself. In terms of infrastructure like water mains and sewers built in 1581, Ston was remarkably unique in Europe.
Trstenik is a village situated on the southern coast of the Pelješac peninsula. It is connected to the Croatian mainland by the coastal road via Ston. The village is located in a deep, south-facing bay under the tall Pelješac hills, with a large pebble beach at the base of the bay.
The bay is an anchoring spot as it has a well-protected pier, though it is not recommended in times of southern wind Jugo. Trstenik is about 90 km away from Dubrovnik and due to its unique gorgeous and un-spoilt location, is considered one of the most beautiful villages on the Croatian coast. The sea here is crystal clear and is rich in underwater life. Numerous small bays and beaches that can only be reached by boat are in the near vicinity of Trstenik.
History of Trstenik: Trstenik in the 19th and beginning of the 20th century was an important harbor for the transportation of grapes from Peljesac’s isolated southern vineyards to Italy and beyond. At that time the only way to transport grapes at harvest from the southern slopes of Pelješac was to load them on donkeys and carry them over the mountain to the wineries in Potomje (a village on Pelješac that has a well-known winery), or along the steep southern ridges to Trstenik to be loaded on boats and transported by sea to Italy or Split and Dubrovnik.
Pelješac Wines: Trstenik is the home of Grgich Winery which was founded by Napa Valley winemaker Mike Grgich, a Croatian emigre, in 1958. Grgich, who earned international fame as the winemaker at Calistoga’s Chateau Montelena, founded his own Grgich Hills winery in Rutherford in 1971. Red wine Plavac Mali is a famous product of this winery.
Korčula was first mentioned as early as the 10th c. in works of Byzantine historians under the name "Stone Town". It flourished under the Venetian government and later on it spread around the town walls. But in spite of all that, it is still the most famous as the birthplace of Marco Polo who was probably born here in 1254, and reminders of him can be seen all around the town, including the extremely interesting Marco Polo Museum which is something you definitively don`t want to miss when visiting this beautiful Dalmatian town. Today it`s a town where you can vividly feel the Mediterranean spirit of people who live and work in this mixture of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture.
Itinerary:
- Morning: Breakfast on board, set sail for Slano and Begin a Pelješac Peninsula Adventure
- After a delightful breakfast, we set sail towards the quaint fishing village of Slano. Upon arrival, disembark and embark on a charming journey by retro cars, venturing to the peaceful village of Ston, a place steeped in history and famous for its ancient fortifications and world-renowned oysters.
- Oyster Tasting in Mali Ston Bay
- Our first stop brings us to Mali Ston Bay, where a short boat ride takes us to an oyster farm nestled in the calm waters of the protected bay. With a glass of wine in hand, you'll savor the freshest oysters, straight from the sea—a true gourmet's dream and a moment of culinary indulgence.
- Meanwhile, our cruise ship sails ahead towards the picturesque village of Trstenik, located on the Pelješac Peninsula, renowned for its exceptional wines.
- Scenic Drive Through Dalmatia’s Timeless Interior
- As the cars continue further, you’ll be captivated by the striking scenery of Dalmatia’s hillside, where towering mountains and lush, fertile valleys blend in perfect harmony. It feels like a place where time has stood still, revealing the untouched beauty of Croatia's countryside.
- Bartulović Family Estate in Prizdrina
- Our journey leads us to the Bartulović Family Estate in the village of Prizdrina, where centuries of tradition and a deep love for the land are woven into every bottle of wine. The estate reopened in 1989, and stands as a pioneer in private and organic wine production, with vineyards stretching across various altitudes and soil types, creating unique wine styles. With over 80% of production dedicated to the famed local red Plavac Mali, and the rest to the delicate white Rukatac, you’ll experience wines that truly reflect the soul of the land.
- Here, you'll enjoy a delectable lunch in a traditional tavern, featuring Dalmatian sea and meat specialties and organic, locally grown vegetables. Paired with the estate's wines, this creates a truly unforgettable gastro-enological experience.
- Wine Tasting at the Famed Mike Grgich Cellar
- Next, we visit the iconic Mike Grgich wine cellar. Grgich, renowned for his success with Grgich Hills Estate in Napa Valley, returned to his Pelješac roots in the late 1990s to open his Croatian cellar. Here, you’ll taste wines crafted by the visionary who uncovered the genetic link between Plavac Mali and Zinfandel, tracing their origins back to Crljenak Kaštelanski grapes. Each sip tells a story of heritage and discovery.
- Return to the Cruise Ship and Sail to Korčula
- Following the wine tasting in Trstenik, you will rejoin the cruise ship and sail towards the island of Korčula, arriving around 6 pm. Upon reaching Korčula, you will be guided on a private walking tour of the medieval town. Known as the birthplace of the legendary explorer Marco Polo, Korčula's ancient walls and charming streets make it feel like a miniature Dubrovnik, brimming with stories, legends, and history.
- Evening at Leisure in Korčula
- Enjoy a free evening to explore Korčula at your own pace, perhaps dining in one of its atmospheric restaurants or strolling along its historic cobbled streets.
- Overnight in Korčula.
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Day 3 – September 22 - KORČULA – PAKLENI ISLANDS – HVAR (B, L)
The lavender island that Conde Nast's signature travel magazine called "one of the “best 10 islands in the world”.A vacation on the lavender island of Hvar means extraordinary experiences every day - from visiting an ancient olive grove and learning about what Homer called “liquid gold”, taking a Jeep safari to discover hidden inland Hvar to exploring a castle, visiting the oldest theatre in Europe or tasting spectacular wine and local delicacies at an award-winning vineyard.
Itinerary:
- Morning: Journey to the Enchanting Island of Hvar Begin your day with a voyage to the radiant island of Hvar, the crown jewel of the Adriatic, celebrated for its endless sunshine and allure. After a delightful lunch, indulge in a swim in the crystal-clear waters surrounding the idyllic Pakleni Islands, a serene oasis where time seems to stand still.
- Afternoon: Breathtaking Views from Napoleon’s Fortress
- Upon arrival in Hvar, meet your local guide and set off for Napoleon’s Fortress, perched 250 meters above the shimmering sea. From this vantage point, drink in the stunning views of Hvar town and the surrounding islands, where the sapphire waters meet the horizon in an unforgettable embrace.
- A Scenic Drive to Stari Grad Your journey continues with a scenic drive through fragrant lavender fields, winding past stone walls and charming old villages that seem untouched by time. Along the way, pause at select viewpoints to capture the perfect photograph, including a stop at St. Roko’s Chapel. Here, you will be treated to an awe-inspiring vista of Stari Grad and the UNESCO-listed Stari Grad Plain, where history and nature unite in perfect harmony.
- Wine Tasting in Jelsa In the quaint village of Jelsa, step into the world of renowned winemaker Ivo Duboković, whose passion for crafting exceptional wines speaks through every bottle. Savor a curated selection of wines and aromatized oils—infused with fragrant herbs like oregano and basil—each tasting offers a moment of pure sensory delight.
- Evening at a Family Farm in Stari Grad As the sun begins to set, you will be welcomed at a charming family farm nestled in the heart of Stari Grad. Here, you will indulge in another wine tasting as the golden hues of the sunset cast a warm glow over the historic landscape. Stroll through the lavender museum, capturing moments with the gentle farm animals, as the day draws to a close in this idyllic setting.
- Return to Hvar Town With hearts full and spirits lifted, return to Hvar town, where you will have the evening free to explore the town on your own, wandering its cobbled streets or enjoying a peaceful night by the sea.
- Overnight in Hvar.
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Day 4 – September 23 - HVAR – BRAČ (B, L)
Each year, Zlatni Rat Beach, a true marvel of nature, shifts by nearly 20 degrees and extends by approximately 30 cm. This dynamic transformation makes it a symbol of Croatia’s coastal beauty and one of the most iconic and sought-after destinations on the stunning island of Brač. Renowned for its distinctive shape and crystal-clear waters, Zlatni Rat has become synonymous with Croatian seaside tourism, drawing visitors from around the world. The beach is not only a natural spectacle but also a well-equipped and easily accessible retreat.
Itinerary:
- Morning Departure to Brač and the Town of Bol
- Our day begins with a morning departure to the captivating island of Brač, heading towards the sun-kissed town of Bol, home to one of Croatia’s most iconic beaches. After a delicious lunch served onboard, you’ll have the afternoon free to wander Bol at your leisure, exploring its charming streets, relaxing on its inviting beaches, or enjoying a coffee at one of the town’s quaint cafes.
- The Golden Horn: A Timeless Natural Wonder
- Bol’s pride and joy is the breathtaking Golden Horn Beach (Zlatni Rat), a true masterpiece of nature and a symbol of the Adriatic. This unique beach, shaped by the sea’s currents and winds, shifts its form ever so slightly with the ebb and flow of the waves. Over centuries, pebbles from the towering Vidova Gora, the highest peak on the Adriatic islands at 778 meters, have formed this stunning landscape, making the Golden Horn one of the most magical and dynamic beaches in the world.
- As the day draws to a close, we sail towards the peaceful village of Pučišća, where you’ll have the evening to enjoy at your own pace. Explore the picturesque harbor, savor a quiet dinner, or simply bask in the serene atmosphere of this hidden gem on Brač’s northern coast.
- Overnight in Pučišća
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Day 5 – September 24 - BRAČ – OMIŠ (B, L)
Nestled between Split and Makarska, the quaint town of Omiš lies at the mouth of the Cetina River, embraced by towering gorges that create a stunning natural backdrop. This small harbor town is rich in history and beauty, making it a captivating destination on Croatia's Adriatic Coast. Once notorious for its legendary pirates, Omiš was a bastion of courage and resilience, with pirate ships symbolizing strength and defiance for centuries. Remnants of this proud and turbulent past are woven into the fabric of the town; you’ll find silent stone reminders of the infamous Omiš pirates in the form of ancient churches and fortresses that stand sentinel over the Riviera, echoing tales of adventure and maritime prowess. Today, Omiš is celebrated as one of the most enchanting locales along the Croatian coast, where the beauty of its rugged landscapes and rich history combine to offer an unforgettable experience. Whether you’re strolling through its charming streets, exploring the dramatic gorges, or soaking up the sun along its pristine beaches, Omiš invites you to uncover its timeless allure.
Itinerary:
- After a delightful breakfast, our adventure begins in the picturesque village of Pućišta, renowned for its rich stonemasonry culture. The breathtaking harmony of farmers' houses and baroque buildings, crafted from the island's iconic white Brač stone, captivates every visitor. Here, the tradition of quarrying lives on, exemplified by the Stonemasonry School, the only institution of its kind in Croatia and this part of Europe.
- Next, we journey to the heart of the island for a visit to Škrip, the oldest settlement on Brač. As you explore this charming village, indulge in a delightful tasting experience featuring locally sourced delicacies. Savor the rich flavors of infused olive oils, homemade jams, artisanal cheeses, savory pâtés, sweet figs, and freshly baked bread. Accompanied by a glass of local wine, you’ll learn about the island's olive oil production and the traditions that have been passed down through generations.
- At the Museum of Oil, you’ll discover the traditional processes of olive oil production on Brač. The museum showcases an array of historical tools, including an olive mill, press, and various instruments used for transporting and storing this liquid gold, giving you a glimpse into the island's agricultural heritage.
- Lunch will be served in a private Mediterranean garden, nestled within the enchanting walls of a historic palace, allowing you to savor the flavors of the region in a truly idyllic setting upon return to Pućišta.
- After a delightful meal, we set sail towards the breathtaking town of Omiš, where the adventure continues along the stunning Dalmatian coast.
- Arrival to Omiš.
- Omis has a long, fascinating history intertwined with pirate legends. A picturesque town is surrounded by steep rocky mountain cliffs, where the river Cetina flows into the Adriatic Sea.
- Rest of the evening at leisure.
- Overnight in Omiš.
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Day 6 – September 25 - OMIŠ – TROGIR (B, L)
Trogir is a harmonious stone town on a small island that is connected to the mainland and the island of Čiovo by bridges. The old town, under UNESCO protection, is a treasure trove for lovers of art, Renaissance and Baroque buildings, and Romanesque churches... It is called the town museum which is visible in the famous portal of Trogir Cathedral by the craftsman Radovan in 1240, a Renaissance city lodge, and the thousand-year-old Monastery of sv. Nikola [St. Nicholas] which has the ancient famous relief of Kairos preserved in it from the 4th century BC.
Itinerary:
- Start your day with a hearty breakfast onboard, preparing you for an exciting adventure in Omiš. This charming town offers plenty of activities, each promising a memorable experience against the backdrop of stunning landscapes and rich history which you will explore with your local guide. Discover the captivating history of Omiš on a guided city tour. Accompanied by an English-speaking guide, you will explore the town’s rich heritage, tasting local delicacies like soparnik and fritters served with homemade brandy.
- OPTIONAL, NOT INCLUDED:
- Choose Your Adventure in Omiš, select from one of the thrilling activities, and let us know if you want to book this, optional items paid in cash on the ship:
- Zip Lining in Omiš
- Experience an exhilarating zip line adventure through the lush landscapes of Omiš. Your journey includes a transfer, all necessary gear, insurance, and the guidance of experienced instructors. Approx. duration: 3 hours.
- Rafting on the Cetina River
- Embark on a thrilling rafting expedition down the pristine waters of the Cetina River. This adventure includes a transfer, a professionally licensed instructor, all rafting equipment, safety gear, and insurance. Approx. duration: 3 hours.
- ON YOUR OWN: Hike to Fortica Fortress
- For those seeking a more independent adventure, embark on a hike to Fortica Fortress. The total hiking distance is 2,340 meters, and the fortress, perched at 303 meters above sea level, offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and the town below. Approx. duration: 3 hours.
- Lunch Onboard
- After an exhilarating morning, enjoy a delicious lunch onboard, sharing stories of your adventures with fellow travelers.
- As we set sail towards the enchanting old Dalmatian town of Trogir, prepare to be captivated by its charm. Often compared to a mini-Venice, this UNESCO-listed gem boasts a pristine marina and a rich tapestry of history.
- Upon arrival, join an English-speaking guide for a captivating exploration of Trogir. Wander through the labyrinth of backstreets and medieval alleyways, uncovering hidden gems and immersing yourself in the town’s vibrant atmosphere.
- Rest of the evening at leisure.
- Overnight in Trogir.
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Day 7 – September 26 - TROGIR – ŠIBENIK – KRKA NATIONAL PARK (B, L, T, CD)
The largest part of this amazing river’s course is the national park, which in addition to its natural phenomena abounds with cultural and historical monuments. The most outstanding of these is the Franciscan monastery on the tiny island of Visovac, set in the middle of the lake widening into the river like a precious stone. Within the monastery, there is a picture gallery and a church, the origins of which are traced back to the 14th century. In the middle of the canyon, upstream of the river, is an interesting Krka Orthodox monastery, while on the high ground above the river several old ruins sit. The old mills, which have been transformed into small ethnographic museums where one can see how wheat was ground in the olden days, are a popular attraction for visitors. Heritage interpreters are dressed in traditional folk costumes, which is particularly interesting and entertaining for children, who are frequent visitors to the park. However, the main attraction of Krka National Park lies in its seven waterfalls. The widest of these is Roški slap, although Skradinski Buk is the biggest and most well-known.
Itinerary:
- Begin your day with a delightful breakfast onboard, savoring the gentle morning breeze as the sun rises over the horizon, casting a warm glow across the Adriatic Sea.
- As we set sail towards Šibenik, enjoy the picturesque views of the coastline unfolding before you. The anticipation builds as we approach the charming port of Šibenik, with its rich history and stunning architecture. Lunch will be served onboard, offering a chance to indulge in delicious culinary delights while soaking in the breathtaking scenery. We expect to arrive at the port around 1:00.
- Once we dock, embark on a private tour of the magnificent Krka National Park and before you set on the bus you will take a stroll through Šibenik streets accompanied by your guide. Known for its cascading waterfalls and lush landscapes, this natural wonder is a haven for adventurers and nature lovers alike. Stroll along scenic pathways, breathe in the fresh air, and immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of this stunning park.
- With seven waterfalls—the largest and most impressive being Skradinski Buk—Krka National Park is one of Croatia's top-rated parks home to a network of striking waterfalls. The Krka River, another highlight of the park, carves through the limestone and creates a spectacular canyon on its 44-mile journey (70 km) from the foothills of the Dinaric Alps to Šibenik.
- Follow the winding wooden paths that traverse emerald pools and river islands to prime lookout spots in which to view the falls. Mother Nature saved the best for last with Skradinski Buk. Cascading 78 feet (24 m) down into an emerald lagoon wider than the falls are tall, you'll find restaurants, snack stands, and ice cream shops at the base of this picture-perfect locale to satisfy any food-related cravings.
- After exploring Krka, you’ll have the pleasure of enjoying lunch at Konoba Vinko, where traditional flavors come to life. Relish the authentic tastes of Dalmatia before indulging in a wine-tasting session at the renowned Testament Winery. Here, you’ll discover the art of winemaking, sampling exquisite local wines that perfectly complement the region’s culinary delights.
- After a day filled with exploration and indulgence, we’ll return to the cruise ship, where you can relax and reflect on the experiences of the day.
- As the evening unfolds, join us for the Captain’s dinner onboard—a delightful culinary experience that brings everyone together for good food and even better company. Share stories and laughter under the stars as we toast to a wonderful day.
- With the evening at your leisure, take some time to explore the charming streets of Šibenik. Stroll through the ancient alleys, enjoy a gelato by the waterfront, or find a cozy spot to savor a glass of local wine while soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of this beautiful town.
- Overnight in Šibenik
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Day 8 – September 27 - ŠIBENIK DEPARTURE (B) (or Add On Post Cruise, Including Split)
Itinerary:
- As the sun rises on your final day, enjoy a farewell breakfast onboard, savoring the last tastes of the delightful culinary journey you've experienced.
- After breakfast, a shared transfer to the airport awaits you, ensuring a smooth and comfortable journey. Departure is planned for no later than 9 AM, giving you ample time to reminisce about the stunning landscapes, rich history, and unforgettable moments shared with newfound friends.
- As you leave the shores of the Adriatic behind, carry with you the warmth of the Croatian sun and the beauty of the destinations explored, eagerly anticipating your next adventure.
- END OF PROGRAM
Your Ship:
Swallow
- Built in: 2019
- Berths: 36
- Cabins: 18
- Number of bathrooms: 20
- Crew: 9
- Showers: 18
- Length: 49
- Beam: 8,60
- Draft: 1,9
- Displacement: 500BRT
- Number of engines: 2
- Engine power: 368 KW
- Gas tank: 10000
- Water tank: 55000
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EXCLUSIVE ADVENTURES CROATIA ULTIMATE ISLAND HOPPING ADVENTURE (maximum of 36 people)
September 20 – 27, 2025, Double Occupancy, Above Deck or Below Deck Cabins, package includes:
- ALL PRIVATE and ENGLISH-SPEAKING GUIDES AND DRIVERS
- VAT TAX INCLUDED, 24hr concierge and in Croatia assistance
- Private transfer Dubrovnik Airport – Port of Gruž in a luxury air-conditioned vehicle
- One-way private transfer Port of Gruž – Pile Gate in a luxury air-conditioned vehicle
- Private guided walking tour of Dubrovnik
- 1-day Dubrovnik pass including city walls entrance and museums
- Exclusive Adventures Croatia Pelješac Tour – a private tour of Pelješac peninsula in off-road Renault 4 vehicles with drivers (2 guests and 1 driver per car) with oyster harvesting, olive tasting & traditional lunch on the farm, wine tasting at Grgich Winery
- Private walking tour of Korcula with English-speaking guide (no entrance fees included)
- English-speaking guide for a private walking tour of Hvar town (entrance fees to the fortress included)
- Hvar wine tour - Private tour of the Hvar Island accompanied by an official guide and English-speaking drivers in a modern, air-conditioned vehicle with 2 wine tasting sessions, 2 olive tasting sessions, dalmatian snack and visit to a family farm and olive museum
- Private Brač Island Tour including guide, transfers, visit the Stonemasonry school in Pučišća, stop on Vidova Gora, the highest peak, visit the Museum of olive oil with tasting of top island delicacies like olive oil, green and black olive pate, salty anchovies, capers, marmalade and homemade wine)
- 3-course set menu for lunch (drinks to be paid on the spot)
- Heritage tour of Omiš accompanied by an English-speaking guide with a tasting of soparnik and local fritters served with homemade brandies
- Private excursion to NP Krka accompanied by English-speaking guide and transfer in a modern-air-conditioned vehicle
- Krka NP entrance fees and a guided tour
- Family-style traditional lunch at Konoba Vinko (drinks to be paid on the spot)
- Wine tasting at Testament Winery including tasting session of 3 wines paired with local Dalmatian bites
- Private transfer from Šibenik to Split Airport in a modern, air-conditioned vehicle
- Zip lining in Omis (Transfer, Zipline adventure, Insurance, Guide)
- Rafting on Cetina River (Transfer, Professional licensed instructor, Rafting equipment, Safety gear, Insurance)
- Meals and drinks not mentioned above
- Airfare, Travel Insurance
- Additional excursions and/or services not mentioned in the program
- Personal expenses (internet, telephone, mini bar, etc.)
- Tips and porterage services