Transfer from the arriving point in Zagreb to the hotel in Zagreb for overnight.

Morning walking tour of Croatia’s capital, Zagreb, takes you through the historic Lower and Upper towns, visiting their main attractions such as the St. Mark’s Church, the Government Palace, the Lotrščak tower, the Cathedral and Stone Gate. Feel the city centre vibrance when walking through the colourful Dolac market in the morning or enjoy a rich gourmet offer of local pubs and restaurants. Overnight in Zagreb.

Morning departure towards the spectacular Plitvice Lakes National Park.The oldest Croatian national park consists of 16 lakes connected by cascading waterfalls. Enjoy a visit to the park, exploring on foot along the wooden paths and nature trails, surrounded by lush greenery and turquoise waters. Continue to the hotel in Split for an overnight stay.

Guided tour of Split, the biggest city in Dalmatia with rich cultural heritage and historical values dating from the Roman times. At the core of this sprawling cityscape is the palace the emperor Diocletian built for his golden years at the turn of the 4th century. After the walking tour transfer to Marina Baotić for check-in at your cruise ship. Departure is scheduled for 14:00h, with a relaxing cruise to Hvar, the longest and sunniest island in the Adriatic. Hvar is famed for its lavender fields, crystal-clear waters, and rich history. Discover Hvar’s Renaissance cathedral, its historic theatre, the oldest public theatre in Europe, founded in 1612, and hike up to the fortress for stunning panoramic views of the harbour and Pakleni Islands. In the afternoon, enjoy a guided walking tour of this vibrant town. The evening is free to explore—Hvar buzzes with life, offering a wide choice of excellent restaurants, lively bars, and charming cafés. Overnight in Hvar.

Depart early for the Pelješac Peninsula, renowned for its excellent red wines like Dingač and Postup. Enjoy a swim stop along the way and lunch onboard. Arrive in Trstenik in the afternoon, a quiet coastal village nestled at the foot of Pelješac’s vineyards. Head inland for a wine tasting at a local winery, followed by a heritage dinner on a traditional family farm, featuring authentic Croatian delicacies made from locally grown produce. Late transfer back to the vessel. Overnight in Trstenik.

Continue south to the island of Mljet, one of Croatia’s greenest islands and home to Mljet National Park. Accompanied by the cruise manager, visit the saltwater lakes and take a boat ride to St. Mary’s Isle, where a 12th-century Benedictine monastery, church, and old abbey await. Return to the ship for lunch onboard, then sail toward Dubrovnik. In the late afternoon, enjoy a panoramic cruise along the imposing city walls before docking. Dinner onboard and overnight in Dubrovnik.

After breakfast, take a guided walking tour of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ride the cable car to Srđ Mountain (ticket included) for stunning views of the city, the walls, and the Elaphiti Islands. The afternoon is yours to explore: walk the 1,940-meter-long medieval walls (optional), discover the Rector’s Palace or Sponza Palace, sip a drink in a sunny piazza, or stroll down the famous Stradun promenade. Overnight in Dubrovnik.

In the morning, depart from this uniquely beautiful town and cruise towards the island of Korčula, famously known as the birthplace of Marco Polo. En route, stop for lunch in a secluded bay, surrounded by crystal-clear waters. Arrive in Korčula Town in the early afternoon and join a guided walking tour of this enchanting medieval town, encircled by sturdy stone walls. Explore its legend-filled streets, arranged in a clever herringbone pattern designed to protect against wind and sun. In the evening, enjoy the vibrant local scene. Overnight in Korčula.

Early morning departure from Korčula, followed by a refreshing swim stop in a beautiful bay. Enjoy lunch on board as the cruise continues towards the island of Brač. In the afternoon, arrive in the charming town of Pučišća, often described as one of the prettiest villages in Europe. Nestled in a deep natural bay, Pučišća is renowned for its white limestone, used in iconic buildings such as the White House, and is home to a famous stonemasonry school, the only one of its kind in Croatia. Time at leasure to explore. In the evening, enjoy the Captain’s Dinner with live entertainment on board. Overnight in Pučišća. Note: Should the port of Pučišća be at full capacity, the alternative port of call will be Milna

The final day begins with an early departure, followed by a swim stop in a peaceful bay and lunch onboard. In the early afternoon, arrive at Marina Baotić, near Trogir, and transfer to the Old Town for a guided walking tour. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Trogir is a delightful coastal town celebrated for its well-preserved medieval architecture, narrow cobbled streets, and a rich blend of Romanesque, Renaissance, and Baroque influences. Set on a small island between the mainland and Čiovo, Trogir is a true architectural gem. Enjoy the evening at leisure to soak in the atmosphere or indulge in a final seaside dinner. Overnight in Marina Baotić (Trogir).

Gather for one final breakfast, followed by goodbyes with all the new friends and the crew before they see you off in the Marina Baotić (Trogir). Check out by 9:00.