Wake up to a leisurely morning on board as we begin cruising south. Enjoy breakfast while taking in the coastal views, followed by a swim stop in a scenic bay. Lunch is served on board before we dock in Skradin for an afternoon visit to Krka National Park—a lush wonderland of waterfalls, walking trails, and emerald pools. Later in the day, we continue toward Šibenik, arriving in the late afternoon. A guided tour introduces you to the city’s highlights, including the UNESCO-listed Cathedral of St. James and the atmospheric old town. In the evening, dine at your own pace at one of Šibenik’s charming local restaurants. Overnight in Šibenik.

Cruise towards Trogir, often referred to as a “miniature Venice” and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With over 3,000 years of history, Trogir is a living gallery of Romanesque and Renaissance architecture. Join a guided tour to explore its captivating streets and historic landmarks. In the evening, the town glows under the starlit sky as you enjoy a Captain’s Dinner on board, accompanied by live music—a perfect celebration of the journey so far.
Overnight in Trogir.

Set sail for the sunniest and longest island in the Adriatic—Hvar. Enjoy lunch on board and a swim stop at the Pakleni Islands, a charming archipelago just off Hvar’s coast. Upon arrival, take a guided walking tour of Hvar Town, where highlights include the Renaissance Cathedral, its original bell tower, and Europe’s oldest community theatre, founded in 1612. Hike up to the hilltop fortress for breathtaking views of the harbour and surrounding islands. Evening is free to explore Hvar’s buzzing nightlife, with an abundance of restaurants, bars, and cafés. Overnight in Hvar.

After breakfast, we set sail from Hvar and cruise toward Vis, one of Croatia’s most intriguing islands. Along the way, enjoy a refreshing swim stop in a quiet bay, followed by lunch served on board. In the afternoon, we arrive in Vis Town, a place where ancient history meets military mystique. Once a Yugoslav naval base, Vis remained off-limits to tourists for decades, preserving its authenticity—“the Mediterranean as it once was”.  The town of Vis, located on the island’s northern side, grew near the remains of ancient Issa, the first urban settlement in Croatia. In the afternoon, enjoy a wine tasting at a family-owned winery, uniquely situated in a former military tunnel, where a long tradition of winemaking continues. Overnight in the port of Vis or Komiža (subject to berth availability), both offering a genuine taste of the island’s character..

We depart early for nearby Biševo Island, home of the mesmerising Blue Cave—a natural phenomenon best seen in the morning light. (Entrance fee to be paid on the spot, weather permitting.) After this unforgettable visit, we continue cruising south, stopping for a swim and enjoying lunch on board. In the afternoon, we arrive at Korčula Town, a medieval gem wrapped in stone walls and legend. Join a guided walking tour through its herringbone-patterned streets and discover its ties to Marco Polo, Gothic-Renaissance architecture, and centuries-old traditions. In the evening, the town is yours to explore, whether you’re drawn to its restaurants, wine bars, or lively coastal ambience. Overnight in Korčula.

There’s no better way to approach Dubrovnik—your final destination—than from the sea. One of the world’s few walled cities on the coast, Dubrovnik is a striking sight. As lunch is served on board, enjoy views of this “heaven on earth,” as described by George Bernard Shaw. Once docked, take a guided tour of the Old Town, followed by free time to explore at your own pace. Walk the 1,940-metre-long stone walls, ride the cable car to Srđ Mountain (ticket included) for panoramic views of the city and Elaphiti Islands, or dive into one of the town’s fascinating museums like Sponza Palace or the Rector’s Palace.
Overnight in Dubrovnik.

Gather for one final breakfast on board, then say your goodbyes to the crew and fellow travellers. Disembark in Dubrovnik, bringing home unforgettable memories of your Adriatic journey.