8 day Dalmatia cruise

Depart from Split early in the morning towards Šibenik. After lunch, disembark in Sibenik and join us on the visit to Krka National Park. You will explore many hiking trails and take in the stunning scenery. The park is also home to a number of historic sites, including the 15th-century Krka Monastery and the ancient fortress of Trosenj. Return to Sibenik for a walking tour of the city's historic centre, where you can see some of its most important landmarks, such as the St. James Cathedral, considered one of the most beautiful Renaissance cathedrals on the Adriatic Sea. Your night is at leisure in town.

After leaving Sibenik, you will set sail for Galesnjak, a small island in the Dalmatian region. Galesnjak is known for its secluded bays and crystal-clear waters, which make it a perfect spot for swimming and relaxing. Enjoy lunch while we cruise into Zadar harbour in the afternoon. During the guided tour, you will visit the Church of St. Donat, which dates back to the 9th century, and the Roman Forum, which was once the centre of public life in the city. If there is a breeze, you can also visit the sea organ. This amazing art installation uses the movement of the sea to create musical sound. Overnight in Zadar.

In the morning, you will depart for Primosten, sailing through the Kornati National Park, often called a "nautical paradise" and home to a rich marine ecosystem. You will enjoy swimming in one of its many hidden coves during your sail. Continue to Primosten, a city built on a hill and dominated by the parish Church of St. George, which was built in 1485. Here you can explore the city's winding streets and visit its many shops, restaurants, and cafes.

In the morning, you will continue your journey toward the Stari Grad town on Hvar island. On the way, you will sail past the Golden Horn, also known as "Zlatni Rat," the most famous beach in Dalmatia. The Golden Horn is known for its unique shape, which constantly changes due to the movement of the pebbles on the beach caused by the wind and waves. Continue to Stari Grad. The city's old town centre and the Stari Grad Plain have been listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 2008. Visitors to Stari Grad can explore the city's winding streets and visit its many 'konobas', traditional Croatian taverns, and restaurants that offer affordable and delicious local cuisine. Your evening is free to explore Stari Grad on your own.

Our morning cruise starts with Hvar Town. Hvar is a popular holiday destination for international celebrities. Still, it is also a charming seaside town with a rich history and cultural heritage. On a walking tour of the city, you will explore its narrow, cobbled streets and visit its many historic sites, such as the old town, which features many buildings from the medieval and Renaissance periods. The city is also home to the first public theatre in Europe, built in 1612 and still in use today. Upon arrival in Vis, you can join a walking tour of the city to see the remains of the Roman thermal baths and the beautiful Villae Rusticae, which are situated along the waterfront. You can also visit one of the island's many wine bars and taste some local wines. Vis is a great place to relax and enjoy the beauty of the Mediterranean Sea. Tonight, enjoy Captain's dinner on board.

We will have an early morning cruise towards the tiny island of Bisevo to visit the Blue cave. This popular tourist attraction can only be accessed by boat, making it a unique and exciting experience. The stunning blue light, created by sunlight, reflects on the white floor of the cave. Swim stop on the way and arrive at Split in the afternoon. The city is built around the ancient Roman Palace of Diocletian, which is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. During the guided visit, you will explore the palace's ruins, old town, and sea-front promenade. Here you can also find a lively outdoor market where you can try local seafood and other traditional Croatian dishes. Overnight in Split.