Arrival at Zagreb Airport and private transfer to your hotel in Zagreb. The rest of the day is free to relax or explore the city at your own pace.

After breakfast, departure to Plitvice Lakes National Park – a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring 16 interconnected lakes and countless waterfalls. Enjoy a guided visit on foot, walking along scenic wooden paths and trails. After the tour, check-in at a hotel in the Plitvice Lakes area. In the evening, take part in a regional culinary dinner centered around traditional dishes from the Plitvice and Lika region.

After breakfast, departure to Zadar to embark on your Katarina Line cruise. Check-in from 14.00h, meet the crew and enjoy a welcome cocktail. Join a guided tour of the city. Zadar is well known for its rich historical heritage of world importance, visible at every step: the Roman Forum from the 1st century, St Donat church from the 9th century - the most famous medieval basilica and the symbol of the city, mighty city walls with a bow and a representative City Gate from the 16th century, the Museum of ancient glass, over 30 churches in the old town, many palaces and villas, as well as the famous, contemporary Sea Organs and “Greeting to the Sun” light installation. Enjoy dinner on board as we continue our journey. Overnight in the port of Zadar.

Awaken to the allure of the northern journey, accompanied by a sumptuous breakfast that elevates the senses. En route to Skradin, enjoy picturesque vistas and a morning swim. Venture into the ethereal beauty of the Krka Waterfalls National Park. Back on board, the course is set for Šibenik. Join a guided tour through the historic old town, where cultural monuments and the illustrious UNESCO-listed Cathedral of St. James await your exploration. Wander through the historic core and along the waterfront, where tales of centuries past linger in every corner, and choose among Šibenik's array of charming restaurants, where the flavours of the region come to life in every dish. Overnight in Šibenik.

Early morning cruise towards Trogir. Trogir is hailed as a masterpiece of artistic brilliance and often likened to a "miniature Venice," with its ancient center dating back 3000 years, this UNESCO-protected gem is a testament to the rich tapestry of history and culture. Enjoy a guided walking tour. As the day gently fades into the evening, docked in Trogir port for an overnight stay, the magic of this timeless town continues to unfold under the starlit sky. Conclude the day with a lavish Captain's Dinner aboard the vessel, accompanied by live music that sets the perfect tone for an unforgettable evening. 

Morning departure towards Hvar. Lunch onboard, followed by a swim stop at the Pakleni Islands. Hvar is the longest Island in the Adriatic and one of the sunniest; known for lavish lavender fields and breath-taking beauty. Enjoy a guided walking tour of Hvar. One can find many historical landmarks in Hvar such as the Renaissance cathedral with its original tower and the oldest community theatre in Europe which was founded in 1612, to name a few. Hike up to the town fort overlooking the harbour to get some lovely scenic views of the vessel and the Pakleni islands. In the evening Hvar offers an abundance of entertainment - many restaurants, bars and cafes are open long into the night. Overnight in Hvar.

Today’s destination is the island of Vis, known for its unique history and unspoiled charm. But first, enjoy an early morning cruise to the nearby island of Biševo to visit the famous Blue Cave, a stunning natural wonder best experienced in the morning light (entrance fee to be paid on the spot). After this unforgettable experience, continue cruising to Vis, once a strategic Yugoslav naval base and closed to visitors for decades. This long isolation has preserved its authentic character—“the Mediterranean as it once was”—making it a truly special place to explore. The town of Vis, located on the island’s northern side, developed near the remains of ancient Issa, the first urban centre in Croatia. In the afternoon, enjoy a wine tasting at a local, family-owned winery, uniquely situated in an old military tunnel and known for its long winemaking tradition. Overnight in the port of Vis.

Early morning departure from Vis, cruising toward Korčula Island, best known as the birthplace of the legendary explorer Marco Polo. En route, enjoy a relaxing swim stop and lunch in one of the secluded bays, surrounded by crystal-clear waters and untouched nature. In the afternoon, arrive in Korčula Town, a beautifully preserved medieval settlement fortified by stone walls. Join a guided walking tour through its enchanting streets, laid out in a clever herringbone pattern designed to provide shelter from the wind and sun. Korčula is steeped in legends, history, and rich cultural heritage, just waiting to be discovered. In the evening, treat yourself to a gourmet experience at one of the town’s excellent restaurants, or explore its lively bars and charming nightspots. Overnight in Korčula.

There is no better way to catch the first sight of your final destination - the famous town Dubrovnik - than approaching from the sea. It is one of the few walled cities on the sea in the world. Writer George Bernard Shaw described it as “heaven on earth”. Lunch is served onboard as headed to the dock. Once moored, join a transfer to the old town for a guided walking tour. In your free time, why not walk a 1940 metres long famous ramparts! Take the cable car from the Old Town to the Srđ mountain for fabulous views of the city itself and the Elaphiti Islands (ticket included). If you want to explore any of the museums in more detail, such as Sponza or Rectors, now is the time. Overnight in Dubrovnik.

Gather for one final breakfast on the vessel, followed by goodbyes with the crew and new friends, before they see you off in Dubrovnik.