We invite you to explore the Dalmatian islands on a luxury cruise from Split to Dubrovnik. Discover the peace and beauty of its bays and crystal clear waters. In addition, during the cruise trip you will get to know the medieval cities, walk through its narrow streets and taste delicious Dalmatian food and local wines. Your cruise vacation starts here!
IMPORTANT NOTE about departures and arrivals to Split: This year (2026) they will be exceptionally to/from Trogir, due to the renovation of the establishment. We ask for your understanding and apologize for any inconvenience.
DAY 1 (Saturday): SPLIT – TROGIR (D)
Shared transfer from Split airport to the port in Trogir. The cabins will be at your disposal from 14:00. The first day of your luxury cruise from Split to Dubrovnik you will meet the captain, the crew and the security measures. After getting settled in, there will be a short orientation walk through Trogir, which is sometimes referred to as “mini Venice” or a “mini Dubrovnik” because of its ancient walls, known also as a floating museum town – as it has a masterful architecture including some stunning Venetian palaces. In the evening you can enjoy welcome reception, followed by dinner. Night in Trogir.
DAY 2 (Sunday): TROGIR – SPLIT – BRAČ (B, L)
In the morning, we sail towards Split, one of the Croatia’s most vibrant cities. Enjoy a guided walking tour of its splendid historic center, dominated by the majestic Diocletian’s Palace — the former retirement residence of the Roman emperor, today a lively maze of squares, temples, and palaces. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the old town reveals layers of Roman, Gothic, and Renaissance architecture, from Jupiter’s Temple and the Peristyle to the Cathedral and its striking bell tower.
Our journey continues toward the island of Brač. Weather permitting, we will stop for a refreshing swim in one of the island’s pristine bays before lunch is served on board. In the afternoon, arrival in Milna, considered the most beautiful and best-protected harbour on Brač. This charming Dalmatian town is crowned by a Baroque church with a quintessential island-style bell tower. Overnight in Milna or in one of the nearby island harbours.
NOTE: Due to reconstruction and limited capacity in Split harbour, transfers by bus may be arranged to and from Split for the sightseeing tour.
NOTE: During peak season, limited availability in Milna Harbour may require docking in one of the surrounding ports.
DAY 3 (Monday): TROGIR – BIŠEVO – VIS ISLAND (B, L)
Leaving Milna in morning and set course for the mysterious and captivating island of Vis, which was once a strategic naval Yugoslav base and restricted to the public. Due to this isolation, Vis has a special charm – “the Mediterranean as it once was” making it really interesting to visit. Since Croatia’s independence, Vis has slowly opened to visitors, revealing a fascinating blend of natural beauty, ancient heritage, and military history. Some of Europe’s significant naval confrontations unfolded in the waters surrounding the island, leaving behind countless stories and traces of the past. In the afternoon, we will explore these historic layers aboard military Land Rover Defenders, an exciting way to experience the island’s unique character. Night in one of the ports on the Vis island.
Explore the Adriatic on our luxury cruise from Split to Dubrovnik
DAY 4 (Tuesday): VIS ISLAND – BIŠEVO – HVAR (B, L)
After breakfast we continue the cruise towards Biševo Island to visit the Blue Cave. This magnificent natural phenomenon is located on the islet Biševo just in front of the town of Komiža. But sometimes weather conditions can be very unpredictable and the possibility of our visit will depend on the conditions. Never the less, you will be notified of this ahead of time.
We continue to Hvar, the longest and the sunniest island in the Adriatic. After a break for a swim and when arriving in Hvar town, you will get to know the city on a guided tour. You will also be able to see the Renaissance cathedral with its original tower and the oldest community theatre in Europe founded in 1612, or visit the Fortica Fortress, offering magnificent views over the Pakleni islands. Overnight in Hvar or Stari Grad.
DAY 5 (Wednesday): HVAR ISLAND – KORČULA (B, L)
Leaving Hvar in morning and continue the cruise towards Korčula – the supposed birthplace of Marco Polo, one of the world’s most famous explorers of all times. On the way time for a swimming break (if the weather permits) and lunch, while enjoying the peace and quiet in one of the secluded bays. An afternoon arrival in Korčula, which is one of the best preserved medieval cities in the Mediterranean, followed by a guided walking tour of this enchanting town surrounded by walls. Overnight in Korčula where you can enjoy a gourmet experience at the multiple restaurants and bars.
DAY 6 (Thursday): KORČULA – MLJET NP – SLANO (B, L, CD)
Today we continue to the island of Mljet. Arrival in Mljet where you will join the Cruise Manager for a visit to its heart, the Mljet National Park, to enjoy a beautiful walk through the two lakes, the Big Lake and the Little Lake. In addition, on the island you can do different activities, for example, go bike riding, visit the lake and rent canoes or simply enjoy this picturesque and quiet island getting to know the legend of Odysseus and his beloved, the nymph Calypso. Return to the boat for lunch on board. After, you will depart to a small fishing village called Slano. Transfer to Ston situated on Pelješac peninsula, once a fortified small village, famous for its oysters. In the village nearby we will learn more about oysters and savor this delicious specialty. Captain’s dinner and overnight in Slano.
DAY 7 (Friday): SLANO – ELAFITI ISLANDS – DUBROVNIK (B, L)
Breakfast and set sail to the Elaphiti Islands with a short stop at one of the islands for swimming. Then, we sail to Dubrovnik, “the Pearl of the Adriatic” which is part of the UNESCO World Heritage List. Before we moor at Gruž port we cruise alongside the old city walls, while lunch is served. Upon arrival, you will first see the city on a panoramic bus ride and then join a guided tour of the city with a local guide, who will introduce you to the beauties of this magnificent city listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The rest of the day is free to explore – we recommend visiting the City Walls, the Franciscan Monastery with the oldest pharmacy in Europe, the Rector’s Palace and the Cathedral, followed by dinner at a typical restaurant to sample local food. You can also take a boat ride to Lokrum island or the cable car to the top of Mount Srđ. Night in Dubrovnik.
DAY 8 (Saturday): DUBROVNIK – END OF TRIP (B)
After breakfast, disembark (no later than 9:00) and transfer to the airport or hotel in Dubrovnik. End of trip.
* Legend: B – breakfast, L – lunch, D – dinner, CD – captain’s dinner
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