Adriatic Island Hopping Cruise from Trogir to Dubrovnik

This morning, we sail to Pucisca on the island of Brac, a village known for its stone-carving tradition. You can visit the famous stonemasonry school (optional). Enjoy lunch on board before we arrive. If the weather allows, we’ll stop for a swim in one of Brac’s beautiful bays. Tonight, enjoy the Captain’s Dinner and overnight on Brac.

After breakfast, we continue to Mljet, Croatia’s “greenest island,” known for its pristine nature and cultural heritage. We arrive in Mljet National Park, home to diverse forests, many bird species, and two saltwater lakes. If you’d like to visit the park, tickets can be purchased at the entrance. You can walk around the Big Lake (Veliko Jezero) and Small Lake (Malo Jezero) and take a boat to St. Mary’s Island. Overnight in Mljet.

In the morning, we sail to Dubrovnik with lunch on board and a swimming stop along the way. Upon arrival, enjoy a guided tour of Dubrovnik’s historic center. Walk along Stradun, the city’s main street and square, and explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site as your guide shows you its highlights. After the tour, you’ll have free time to explore on your own—visit the City Walls, the Franciscan Monastery (home to Europe’s second-oldest pharmacy), the Rector’s Palace, or the Cathedral. You may also take a boat to Lokrum Island or ride the cable car to Mount Srđ. Overnight in Dubrovnik.

We depart early for Korcula, stopping for a swim if weather permits. Enjoy lunch on board before arriving in Korcula, one of the best-preserved medieval towns and known as the birthplace of Marco Polo. Join a guided walking tour through the narrow, stone streets. The evening is free to explore at your leisure.

We continue to Stari Grad on the island of Hvar, one of Europe’s oldest towns. The Stari Grad Plain and old town have been UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 2008. After lunch on board, we sail toward Hvar with a swimming stop along the way. In Hvar, visit key sights including St. Stephen’s Square and Cathedral, the Arsenal, and Europe’s oldest public theatre. Above the town stands Fortica Fortress, offering stunning views of the bay and the Pakleni Islands. The evening is free in Hvar.
Note: Due to limited space in Hvar’s harbor, our port of call may be changed to a nearby harbor.

After breakfast, we sail to the UNESCO-listed town of Trogir, often called “mini Venice,” or a floating museum due to its beautiful Venetian architecture and ancient walls. Once docked, enjoy a short guided sightseeing tour of this charming medieval city. Overnight in Trogir.