Croatia Cruise from Opatija

After breakfast, cruise towards the Island of Love, Rab, and stroll through the medieval town encircled by walls, Romanesque church towers, churches, palaces, and stone streets. In the late afternoon, walk up to Kamenjak hill to enjoy the magnificent sunset. Overnight in the town of Rab.

Morning cruise from Rab towards Zadar along the coast of Pag island with a swimming stop on the tiny MAUN island. In the afternoon, enjoy a guided tour of Zadar, a coastal town rich in cultural and historical heritage, with numerous attractions worth visiting. The old city centre flourished during the Roman age when the town was known as Salona, and you can still see traces of its former glory:

• Impressive buildings dating back to the 1st century AD
• Medieval churches and villas built by wealthy families
• Fragments of the famous Roman forum

The current urban layout preserves a lot of the original elegance. Still, this culture-rich place is not only fascinating because of its beautiful architecture but also because of its legendary nightlife. Overnight in Zadar.

Kornati is a national park famous for its unique marine features and the charm of its islands. On this visit, you’ll enjoy the ruins of the ancient Illyrian fortress, Roman villas, the old Christian church of St Mary, and medieval fortresses on the islands. In addition, Kornati also boasts rich underwater life with coral reefs, sponges, and colourful fish that live among many shipwrecks. Kornati has been included on UNESCO’s World Heritage List to protect this valuable ecosystem since 1979. After you arrive in Vodice, you can enjoy the evening at one of the lively terraces of abundant restaurants and bars. Overnight in Vodice.

After an early breakfast, you will go on a beautiful route to Skradin and Krka National Park. The natural beauty of this region is breathtaking, with its many waterfalls and stunning views of the Krka River Canyon (entrance fee to be paid on the spot). In the afternoon, visit the coastal town of Primosten in Southern Dalmatia and enjoy the charm of this typical small Dalmatian town. The evening will be spent immersing yourself in the local culture, tasting fine wine and local delicacies. Overnight in Primosten.

Today you will discover “Little Venice” – the floating museum town of Trogir. Located on an island, connected by two bridges to the mainland and Ciovo peninsula, the town offers plenty of culture and history, charming small taverns, and restaurants offering typical Dalmatian specialities. Find out all about it on a guided tour with a local guide. Captain`s dinner on board in the evening. Overnight in the Trogir harbour.

Our final destination is situated in one of the bays of the Ciovo peninsula or on Solta island in the little village of Stomorska, giving us time for swimming and sunbathing. Afternoon hours will be spent cruising to Split, Croatia’s second-largest city. The historical Diocletian’s Palace is an architectural highlight of Split. It is regarded as one of the architectural masterpieces of the Roman world. This ancient imperial palace features multiple buildings connected by a network of rectilinear streets, orderly arches, and vaulted corridors. As our guide takes you on a walking tour through the old town, you will learn interesting facts about the city and its history. Overnight in Split.