Amazing Kvarner Bay Islands

After breakfast, cruise towards the island of Rab. Upon arrival, join our guided tour to learn about imposing stone walls, Romanesque church towers, palaces and ancient facades; do not miss tasting the famous cake Rapska torta. Enjoy exploring on your own in the afternoon and walk up to Kamenjak hill, where you can watch magnificent sunsets over the Adriatic Sea. Overnight in Rab.

Get an early start with a morning cruise from Rab to Zadar. Cruise along Pag island and see its unusual moon-like landscape before stopping to spend time and swim on tiny Maun Island. Upon arrival in Zadar, join the guided tour of Zadar, the main town and capital of Dalmatia. You'll discover the Roman Forum, St. Donatus Basilica and Church, city walls, palaces and villas of noble families and more magnificent architecture. In the evening, we recommend a stroll by the seaside promenade with the Greeting to the Sun light installation, which uses 1,000 hand-cut mirror discs to project twinkling light rays. Overnight in Zadar.

Today we'll head to the northern part of the Zadar archipelago for an unforgettable experience of pure peace and serenity. We'll anchor at Molat or Olib island (depending on the available harbour space). Tonight take part in a captain's dinner party on board.

Morning cruise to Losinj. A short stop before arriving will be the island of Ilovik. It may have only a few hundred inhabitants, but Ilovik has lovely bays and crystal-clear water where you can enjoy a swim. Lošinj is the perfect spot for a holiday of relaxation and fun. The island has a Mediterranean vibe, with clear waters, coves, sandy beaches and plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy. On arrival, stroll along the pretty waterfront or visit the museum of Apoxiomenos. You can also walk up to the Lošinj Aromatic Garden full of indigenous herbs and plants. Overnight in Mali Lošinj.

After breakfast and a morning swim, depart towards Cres. Despite the tourist industry, this unspoiled island of long and narrow shape is abundant with olive groves, vineyards, oak forests, beech and remarkable stone walls. Cres and Mali Lošinj were once connected as one island before the Romans dug a narrow channel to separate them. Overnight in the port of Cres, a typical medieval town.