Experience the journey along the spectacular Croatian coast and the Islands of Kvarner and Dalmatia on one of the best Adriatic cruises Croatia has to offer. Relax on spacious decks or swim in the crystal clear Adriatic Sea and explore small historic towns. Numerous services and gastronomic experiences already included in the package.
DAY 1: OPATIJA – RAB (L)
Boarding from 12 PM for one of the best Adriatic cruises Croatia can offer. Departure at 1 PM to Rab, known as “the island of love”, with the old town of the same name. You begin with a guided tour of the city and the medieval walls, the famous four towers (maybe you want to climb one of them later) along with palaces, churches and squares. The city with many artists painting and exhibiting on the streets gives the feeling of passing through the Montmartre neighborhood. Legend has it that the local nuns created a special Rab cake, for the Pope who came to the island. Overnight on board in Rab.
DAY 2: RAB – ZADAR (B, L)
After breakfast we head to Zadar, the oldest university city in Croatia, with an incredible heritage where rich history abounds: the 1st century Roman Forum, the 9th century St. Donatus Church – the most famous medieval basilica and the symbol of the city, the mighty city walls, more than 30 churches, museums, ancient palaces and villas of noble families in the old town. In recent years Zadar has added a modern touch with the famous Sea Organ, a simple set of holes on several steps, visible to the naked eye and the Salute to the Sun, a gigantic circle of 22 m in diameter made of glass plate bases that represents the Solar System. Overnight on board in Zadar.
DAY 3: ZADAR – ŠIBENIK – KRKA NATIONAL PARK (B, D)
After breakfast the day begins full of rich wine and majestic waterfalls. Trip to Skradin – the first stop is the famous Bibich winery where you will taste typical wine and light tapas. I walk through the Krka National Park and a visit of Skradinski Buk, which is the most popular part of the park area. In the afternoon, arrival in Šibenik, the naval city and the central part of the Croatian Adriatic Coast. Explore the glorious ancient city, cultural monuments and the impressive UNESCO listed Cathedral of St. James, adorned with a Frisian of 72 heads chiseled in stone. While strolling through the city, take advantage of the small shops with nice souvenirs. Dinner on board and night in Šibenik.
DAY 4: ŠIBENIK – TROGIR (B, L, CD)
On day 4, the cruise continues south to Trogir, one of Croatia’s most picturesque coastal towns. Trogir is a magnificent old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is famous for its well-preserved medieval architecture, narrow cobblestone streets, and stunning waterfront. Join a guided walking tour through the historical center and discover landmarks such as the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and the Kamerlengo Fortress. Later, enjoy some free time to wander the lively promenade, where cafés and boats buzz with local energy. In the evening, gather onboard for the Captain’s Dinner with live entertainment—an evening of good food, music, and celebration beneath Trogir’s timeless skyline. Night on board in Trogir.
Trip from Opatija do Dubrovnik on one of the best Adriatic cruises Croatia can offer
DAY 5: TROGIR – HVAR (B, L)
Breakfast. Cruise continues to Hvar, an island where fragrant lavender fields, Venetian heritage, and Adriatic beauty come together in perfect harmony. Arrive in Hvar Town, a vibrant harbor crowned by a historic hilltop fortress and framed by elegant stone architecture. Wander through atmospheric cobblestone streets, visit the Renaissance Cathedral and Europe’s oldest public theatre, or ascend to the Fortica fortress for sweeping views over the sparkling Pakleni Islands.The afternoon is yours to enjoy at leisure—relax on secluded beaches, savor local wines at a waterfront café, or simply embrace the island’s laid-back rhythm. Night in Hvar.
DAY 6: HVAR – KORČULA (B, L)
Breakfast and departure to Korčula. Due to the different, almost black pine forests that cover the Island of Korčula, the island is also known as the Black Island. The city of Korčula is like a mini Dubrovnik, enclosed by medieval stone walls and towers. A local guide will take you through the old town, where narrow streets are designed in the thorn shape for good reason, which will be explained during the visit. After a walk, free time to relax and enjoy the simple taverns, restaurants and bars. Night in Korčula.
DAY 7: KORČULA – DUBROVNIK (B, L)
Breakfast. There is no better way to see the panoramic view of the famous Dubrovnik, than from the sea. Lunch is served on board as the captain directs the boat to the Port of Gruz, to dock the ship. Once docked, you will be transferred to the old town for a guided walking tour of this unforgettable place – The Jewel of the Adriatic. On your own you can also visit the famous city walls (which are almost 2 kilometers long) or take the cable car from the old town to Srđ Mountain, where you can enjoy the fabulous views of the city and the Elafiti Islands. If you want to enter in one of the museums, now is the perfect time to do so. Night in Dubrovnik.
DAY 8: DUBROVNIK – END OF TRIP (B)
After breakfast, disembark. Hope you enjoyed one of truly best Adriatic cruises Croatia can offer. End of trip.
* Legend: B – breakfast, L – lunch, D – dinner, CD – captain’s dinner
You can also take this cruise the other way around, from Dubrovnik to Opatija.
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