Croatia Cruise from Split to Dubrovnik

We will start our Split City tour by exploring the historical Diocletian's Palace. Croatia's second-largest urban centre and the seat of Split-Dalmatia County, Split boasts 1700 years of history. Since 1979 the historic centre of Split has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage Site List. The city's historical and cultural buildings are located inside the walls of the Diocletian's Palace. Our guide will also tell us some interesting facts about other attractions we will visit during the visit. Cruise to Omis, the city with ancient walls, fortresses, and stone churches. Continue across the Brac Channel to Pucisca. This spectacular irregularity of the steep-sided natural harbour, authentic Mediterranean architecture, and rustic ambience is unforgettable. Stone from the Pucisca quarry was used to build limestone columns of the White House in Washington, DC, the Vienna Parliament, and many other famous buildings worldwide. Overnight in Pucisca.

In the morning, we depart towards Bol, a charming Dalmatian town. After drinks and swimming, we will continue cruising toward Hvar through many idyllic coves and bays. Upon your evening arrival in Hvar, a local guide will walk you through the town introducing you to its rich history and culture. You'll also have time to explore this hidden gem before enjoying your evening in one of its numerous family-owned restaurants or taverns. Overnight in Hvar Historical Town.

Start your day with a morning cruise through the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea. We'll sail towards the Island of Bisevo, famous for its Blue Cave. Originally, the entrance to Blue Cave was located below sea level, requiring visitors to dive deeply to resurface into its mysterious blue depths. Afterwards, we'll dock in Vis and have lunch. Vis is an island of unspoiled beaches, ecological agriculture, and traditional architecture. Reservations and payment on the spot. Overnight in Vis Town.

We'll start our day with a morning departure towards the Island of Korcula, with a swim stop and lunch en route. The tour continues with an afternoon arrival at Korcula Town on the island of Korcula. Founded in the 4th century BC, this town is known as the birthplace of Marco Polo, one of the world's most famous explorers. Your local guide will tour the city and walk us through Korcula's charming narrow and cobbled streets. You'll have the rest of the evening free to enjoy dining at one of the local restaurants of your choice. Overnight in Korcula Historical Town.

The day cruise will take you to the most beautiful destination in Mljet National Park. You'll have just enough time to explore the park, walk around the Great and Small Lakes and visit the Islet of St. Mary with its Benedictine Monastery from the 12th century or swim in the heart of Mljet National Park. Entrance fees to National Park Mljet are included. Lunch on board. In the afternoon, we continue our cruise to Slano, located on the mainland. Slano is known as a beautiful village with beaches and pine forests that provide shade during your day at sea. Overnight in Slano.

After breakfast, we will depart for the Pearl of the Adriatic, Dubrovnik. After a scenic drive through small villages and towns along the coast, we arrive in Dubrovnik by lunchtime. The first stop is the Elaphiti Islands—a magical place just off the coast, with crystal-clear water and beautiful beaches. We disembark for a guided city tour in the afternoon, taking some of Dubrovnik's most famous sights. In the evening, you will have time to explore the city further or enjoy our farewell dinner at a local restaurant overlooking the old town. Overnight in Dubrovnik.