Travel program
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| Day 1 | Saturday: Split - Pučišća (L) |
| Departure from Split at 1:00 p.m. followed by lunch on board and a stop for a swim. Cruise to Pučišće on the northern side of Brac, a typical Mediterranean town at the bottom of a deep bay, famous for the white Brac stone used for the construction of the Liverpool Cathedral, the White House in Washington and other famous buildings. There is a possibility to visit a stonemason's workshop, one of the few such workshops still operating in Europe. Enjoy homemade food, wine and famous olive oil. Overnight in the port of Pučišća.
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| Day 2 | Sunday: Pučišća - Korčula (B, L) |
| In the early morning, departure for Korcula, the birthplace of Marco Polo. Stop on the way and enjoy a morning swim in the crystal blue sea. Lunch will be served either on the tip of the Pelješac peninsula (near Lovište) or in the quiet Kneža bay on the island of Korčula. Arrival in the afternoon, followed by a guided tour of the exceptional town of Korčula (included in Premium and Premium Superior). According to legend, Korčula was founded by the Trojan hero Antenor in the 12th century BC. Many legends and stories can be found here, as well as impressive monuments. In the evening, we recommend visiting one of the many local taverns or enjoying the beautiful view from the numerous cafes and bars. Overnight in Korčula.
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| Day 3 | Monday: Korčula - Lastovo (Ubli) (B, L, CD) |
| Before you leave Korčula, why not take a walk along the marina or the nearby market to buy souvenirs and other local specialties. Continuation of the cruise towards Lastovo, the most remote inhabited island in Dalmatia (approx. €10.00 - paid on the spot to enter the Lastovo Nature Park). Pier in the port of Ubli. From there, a local bus or taxi takes you to the village of Lastovo to visit the local winery and taste the indigenous varieties of wine. The island is surrounded by many smaller islands, with secluded bays and coves perfect for diving. The town is also known for a series of small churches and unusually shaped chimneys, unique only to Lastovo. Overnight at anchor in the bay with captain's dinner on board. (Included in Premium and Premium Superior package).
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| Day 4 | Tuesday: Lastovo - Ravnik (Green cave) - Vis (B, L) |
| In the early morning, departure for the island of Vis, which, due to its unique geographical position, was a strategic port of the Yugoslav navy and for many years was forbidden to tourists. Vis has retained a special charm that reflects the "Mediterranean as it once was". Near Vis is the islet of Ravnik, where there is an interesting Green Cave (admission approx. €10.00). It got its name from the unusual greenish light that is reflected in the sea from the hole at the top of the cave. A short stop for swimming depending on the weather conditions, and then sailing on to the town of Vis for the night. Vis developed near the remains of ancient Issa, the first urban center in Croatia, formed by the Greeks in the 4th century BC. Visit the remains of the Roman Baths, the City Museum or take a walk while enjoying the view of the beautiful Villa Rustica located along the coast.
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| Day 5 | Wednesday: Vis – Biševo (Blue cave) – Stari Grad (B, L) |
| Early morning sailing towards the islet of Biševo, to visit the Blue Cave, a magnificent natural phenomenon (entrance paid on the spot €18.00 per person). After the Blue Cave, the cruise continues towards Stari Grad on the island of Hvar. Records confirm that Hvar is the sunniest island in the Adriatic. Free afternoon to explore this unique town and its famous horseshoe-shaped bay. The famous Starogradsko polje is the oldest in Croatia and the best-preserved example of the ancient Greek agricultural system. Both the old town and this plain are part of the world heritage under the protection of UNESCO. Overnight in one of the ports of the Old Town, the main or ferry port (distance 2 km), depending on availability. Optional guided tour of the Old Town (included in the Premium Superior package).
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| Day 6 | Thursday: Stari Grad - Bol (B, L) |
| After breakfast, cruise towards the beautiful island of Brač and the famous town of Bol, which has one of the most unusual and photographed beaches in Dalmatia. Stop for a swim at Zlatni rat, a famous beach that moves from one side to the other, changing shape according to the changing direction of the wind and waves. Bol is a typical fishing village. It has recently become a popular tourist destination, but has retained its charm. Take a walk along the promenade by the sea or cycle along the promenade. Hike or rent a scooter to visit Vidova Gora (at 778 m, the highest peak on all the Adriatic islands) for a spectacular view of Bol and beyond, or visit the half-abandoned village of Murvica. Find a nice tavern or restaurant and taste excellent fresh fish, local wines and other delicacies of this unique island. Overnight in Bol.
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| Day 7 | Friday: Bol - Split (B, L) |
| Enjoy the best of the last day by relaxing and swimming in various quiet bays on the island of Brač before arriving in Split in the afternoon. Split is the second largest city in Croatia, a busy university and maritime center and the capital of Dalmatia. The historical complex of Split with Diocletian's Palace is under the protection of UNESCO, and its historical and cultural monuments delight both the local population and numerous visitors who fall in love with this more than 1000-year-old beauty. There is the option of joining a sightseeing tour of the old city (included in the Premium Superior package) including Diocletian's Palace, which the Roman emperor built as his retirement home.
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| Day 8 | Saturday: Split (B) |
| After an early breakfast, it's time to say goodbye to the crew and all new friends. We hope to see you again on one of the cruises! |
