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DAY 1 CRUISE: Dubrovnik
Welcome to Croatia! Your cruise commences with an arrival transfer to your ship. Embarkation is from 14.00hrs followed this evening by an on board welcome reception and dinner.
Meals included: Dinner
DAY 2 CRUISE: Dubrovnik – Slano
Experience Dubrovnik, the Jewel of the Adriatic, and its walled Old Town on a guided walking tour. Our Adriatic cruises from Dubrovnik typically involve a guided walking tour. This is a chance to explore and understand the Jewel of the Adriatic and its walled Old Town. Hear about the history and see the Rector’s Palace, the Bell Tower Clock, Orlando’s Column and the Sponza Palace as you stroll the Stradun, as well as the Dominican and Franciscan Monastery, which houses one of the oldest pharmacies in the world. Return to the ship and begin cruising Croatia from Dubrovnik. Your journey on the Adriatic Sea starts in earnest, with lunch served on board as you cruise to the quaint fisherman's village of Slano. The day ends with dinner and live Klapa music with the Captain.
Meals included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
DAY 3 CRUISE: Slano – Mljet – Korcula
We promise unforgettable island cruises from Dubrovnik, and we deliver! A short cruise away is our first island destination, Mljet. Known as Croatia’s greenest island, much of the area is covered by Mljet National Park which includes two unique salt water lakes and a medieval monastery. Discover the unspoilt beauty of Mljet before cruising to Korcula. On arrival, join your fellow travellers on a walking tour of this enchanting town. See the mighty fortress and city walls and learn about the infamous Marco Polo and his connection to this island.
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
DAY 4 CRUISE: Korcula – Vis
Stop for a refreshing swim in the warm waters of the Adriatic as you sail to beautiful Vis Island which until the late 80’s was closed to tourism and served as a military zone for the Yugoslav army. Enjoy time in Vis Town to experience the island's local food and wine, discover Greek and Roman ruins or simply marvel in the beauty of this island that featured in the movie Mama Mia 2.
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
Note: The port of call in Vis can be substituted for Komiza because of the limited capacity in the harbour of Vis Town.
DAY 5 CRUISE: Vis – Bisevo – Hvar
An early start this morning to cruise to Bisevo Island’s Blue Cave, one of the most unique natural phenomena in the world. Only recently opened to the public, its silvery blue waters are a must-see. Your journey continues to Hvar Town, for a guided walking tour of this historical centre. The remainder of the evening is then free to explore Hvar, perhaps climbing to the top of the Spanish Fortress for scenic views over the town and out to sea. The evening is free to experience the vibrant nightlife of this popular Adriatic hot spot.
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
Note: The Blue Cave is only accessible with small boats through an entrance just 1.5m high so it is unfortunately sometimes made inaccessible by bad weather and high waves.
DAY 6 CRUISE: Hvar
This morning cruise to the historic port town of Stari Grad and have some free time to explore before heading to a local konoba (traditional tavern). Here, feast on a tasty Peka lunch including wine tasting, overlooking the ancient Stari Grad plains. Continue your exploration of the island seeing its vineyard-covered hills, olive groves and undulating rosemary and lavender fields (seasonal), visiting Vrboska to get a glimpse of traditional island life, before finishing in the charming town of Jelsa where you will overnight and have the evening at leisure.
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
DAY 7 CRUISE: Hvar – Sibenik or Split
Depart early this morning towards the mainland and to the town of Sibenik. Enjoy a scenic coastal cruise and a relaxed day on board as your ship glides northwards through the Adriatic sea and past the island of Brac and the Kornati archipelago. Lunch will be served on board before arriving into Sibenik or Split port. The rest of the evening will be free to continue exploring the town at your own pace, or to enjoy a relaxed dinner at one of the many waterfront restaurants.
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
DAY 8 Sibenik or Split – Zadar
Farewell your captain and crew as you disembark and commence a guided walking tour of Split's Old Town accompanied by your local guide. A mesmerizing blend of a living ancient monument and a bustling modern port, the Old Town features the stunning Diocletian’s Palace at its core. This massive Roman fortress was built in the 4th century and today functions as a vibrant labyrinth of shops, homes, and cafes rather than a static museum. Just outside these historic stone walls lies the Riva, a sun-drenched, palm-lined waterfront promenade where locals gather to sip coffee and embrace the slow-paced Dalmatian lifestyle. Because it hosts the region's main ferry port, Split serves as both a rich historical destination in its own right and the ultimate launching pad for travelers looking to explore nearby Adriatic islands like Hvar and Brac. After the tour, continue your journey to the coastal city of Zadar, a historic town known for its Roman heritage and vibrant waterfront.
Stay at: Kolovare Hotel or similar (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
DAY 9 Zadar
In the morning get acquainted with the city of Zadar on a locally guided tour. Its historical centre is a compact pedestrian zone, perfect to explore on foot. Discover the old walls built in 16th century by Venetians as a defence against the Turks, as well as the 16th century Port Gate where the Venetian lion still guards the entrance, the Square of the Five Wells and the Church of St. Donat. One of its most famous landmarks is the Sea Organ, an experimental musical instrument that plays music by way of sea waves and tubes located underneath a set of large marble steps. Spend the rest of the afternoon at leisure before enjoying dinner at your hotel or local restuarant. In the evening why not take advice from Alfred Hitchcock and find a place to watch the sun go down in 'the city that has the most beautiful sunsets'.
Stay at: Kolovare Hotel or similar (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast and dinner
DAY 10 Zadar – Plitvice
Head inland towards one of Croatia’s most astounding natural sites to see the cascading lakes of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Plitvice National Park. With your guide, explore the walking trails that hug the lakes, allowing you to journey on foot and watch as the water transforms from emerald- green to azure blue. Enjoy some free time before proceeding to your hotel, where the rest of the day is yours to unwind and immerse yourself in the beautiful natural surroundings.
Stay at: Hotel Mirjana & Rastoke or similar (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast and dinner
DAY 11 Plitvice – Zagreb – Ljubljana
Your journey today takes you to Croatia’s lively capital – Zagreb. Uncover the history of the Upper Town, St. Mark’s Church and Government Palace on a guided walking tour. Dine on lunch at a local restaurant before continuing your tour to neighbouring Slovenia, staying in its capital Ljubljana for the next 2 nights. The evening is free to explore the vibrant city which boasts a large art and festival culture.
Stay at: Hotel Exe Lev or similar (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
DAY 12 Ljubljana / Bled
Uncover the history of Slovenia’s capital city on a guided walking tour which includes seeing the Baroque Old Town, the open-air market, Robba's Fountain and the Three Bridges. Travel to the foothills of the Julian Alps for a tour of spectacular Bled. Start with a visit inside the imposing Bled Castle which is perched on a clifftop overlooking the lake and offers the most magnificent views of the surrounding lake and countryside. Stay here and enjoy lunch at the castle, the menu aimed at preserving the dishes of the Upper Carniola region. A relaxing afternoon, as you head down by the lake to board an old fashioned hand propelled gondala known as a 'pletna' to cruise across the lake to the small island in the middle. Visit the Church of Assumption whose 15th century bell is said to bring good luck if rung. Return to Ljubljana where the remainder of the day is free to further explore on your own.
Stay at: Hotel Exe Lev or similar (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
DAY 13 Ljubljana – Postojna – Buzet
This morning, travel into the cave region of Slovenia to visit one of Europe’s largest cave systems, Postojna. Travel underground by electric train and uncover the two million year old caverns, halls and passages of this jaw-dropping subterranean world. Return to Croatia as your coach cruises along the romantic hilltop region of Istria, known as the Croatian Tuscany. The landscape of this beautiful area will enchant you with its tranquil, medieval villages nestled on the top of hills, and fertile red soil that yields prized delicacies such as olive oil, wine and truffles. Check into your hotel where dinner will be served.
Stay at: Hotel Vela Vrata or similar (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast and dinner
DAY 14 Buzet – Venice
Head to the neighbouring village of Motovun and climb up the winding paths to the top of the city walls for unparalleled views of the valley. Participate in a local age-old tradition and undertake a truffle hunt demonstration as a local guide leads you on a journey through the forest in search of these elusive treasures. Learn about the fascinating biology of truffles, the techniques used to locate them, as well as the rich history of truffle hunting in Istria. Share stories of the past couple of weeks with an informal light lunch consisting of a degustation menu that includes the traditional Istrian pasta with tartufata sauce and a glass of wine. Afterward, journey across the border into Italy where your tour ends with a drop off at Venice Marco Polo airport.
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
Please note that Split port is currently undergoing renovations that is set to last until 2027. There is a possibility some 2027 cruises will be redirected to arrive/depart from a nearby alternate port and may require the itinerary to be adjusted accordingly. In case of any changes to your embarkation/disembarkation port, our team will notify guests as soon as possible.


Our spectacular Dubrovnik to Venice cruise crossed through three countries, sea, land, islands, and more and won’t disappoint! The 14-day Croatia Cruise Tour from Dubrovnik takes in iconic Croatian islands and countryside and the glorious mountains of Slovenia before arriving in Venice. You’ll adventure up the Dalmatian coast, stopping along the islands of Mljet, Korcula, Hvar and more, before heading to dry land to discover the magic of Croatia’s Plitvice Lakes, and Slovenia’s Lake Bled. This once-in-a-lifetime tour through Croatia, Slovenia, and Italy will wow you from day one!
DAY 1 CRUISE: Dubrovnik
Welcome to Croatia! Your cruise commences with an arrival transfer to your ship. Embarkation is from 14.00hrs followed this evening by an on board welcome reception and dinner.
Meals included: Dinner
DAY 2 CRUISE: Dubrovnik – Slano
Experience Dubrovnik, the Jewel of the Adriatic, and its walled Old Town on a guided walking tour. Our Adriatic cruises from Dubrovnik typically involve a guided walking tour. This is a chance to explore and understand the Jewel of the Adriatic and its walled Old Town. Hear about the history and see the Rector’s Palace, the Bell Tower Clock, Orlando’s Column and the Sponza Palace as you stroll the Stradun, as well as the Dominican and Franciscan Monastery, which houses one of the oldest pharmacies in the world. Return to the ship and begin cruising Croatia from Dubrovnik. Your journey on the Adriatic Sea starts in earnest, with lunch served on board as you cruise to the quaint fisherman's village of Slano. The day ends with dinner and live Klapa music with the Captain.
Meals included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
DAY 3 CRUISE: Slano – Mljet – Korcula
We promise unforgettable island cruises from Dubrovnik, and we deliver! A short cruise away is our first island destination, Mljet. Known as Croatia’s greenest island, much of the area is covered by Mljet National Park which includes two unique salt water lakes and a medieval monastery. Discover the unspoilt beauty of Mljet before cruising to Korcula. On arrival, join your fellow travellers on a walking tour of this enchanting town. See the mighty fortress and city walls and learn about the infamous Marco Polo and his connection to this island.
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
DAY 4 CRUISE: Korcula – Vis
Stop for a refreshing swim in the warm waters of the Adriatic as you sail to beautiful Vis Island which until the late 80’s was closed to tourism and served as a military zone for the Yugoslav army. Enjoy time in Vis Town to experience the island's local food and wine, discover Greek and Roman ruins or simply marvel in the beauty of this island that featured in the movie Mama Mia 2.
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
Note: The port of call in Vis can be substituted for Komiza because of the limited capacity in the harbour of Vis Town.
DAY 5 CRUISE: Vis – Bisevo – Hvar
An early start this morning to cruise to Bisevo Island’s Blue Cave, one of the most unique natural phenomena in the world. Only recently opened to the public, its silvery blue waters are a must-see. Your journey continues to Hvar Town, for a guided walking tour of this historical centre. The remainder of the evening is then free to explore Hvar, perhaps climbing to the top of the Spanish Fortress for scenic views over the town and out to sea. The evening is free to experience the vibrant nightlife of this popular Adriatic hot spot.
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
Note: The Blue Cave is only accessible with small boats through an entrance just 1.5m high so it is unfortunately sometimes made inaccessible by bad weather and high waves.
DAY 6 CRUISE: Hvar
This morning cruise to the historic port town of Stari Grad and have some free time to explore before heading to a local konoba (traditional tavern). Here, feast on a tasty Peka lunch including wine tasting, overlooking the ancient Stari Grad plains. Continue your exploration of the island seeing its vineyard-covered hills, olive groves and undulating rosemary and lavender fields (seasonal), visiting Vrboska to get a glimpse of traditional island life, before finishing in the charming town of Jelsa where you will overnight and have the evening at leisure.
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
DAY 7 CRUISE: Hvar – Sibenik or Split
Depart early this morning towards the mainland and to the town of Sibenik. Enjoy a scenic coastal cruise and a relaxed day on board as your ship glides northwards through the Adriatic sea and past the island of Brac and the Kornati archipelago. Lunch will be served on board before arriving into Sibenik or Split port. The rest of the evening will be free to continue exploring the town at your own pace, or to enjoy a relaxed dinner at one of the many waterfront restaurants.
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
DAY 8 Sibenik or Split – Zadar
Farewell your captain and crew as you disembark and commence a guided walking tour of Split's Old Town accompanied by your local guide. A mesmerizing blend of a living ancient monument and a bustling modern port, the Old Town features the stunning Diocletian’s Palace at its core. This massive Roman fortress was built in the 4th century and today functions as a vibrant labyrinth of shops, homes, and cafes rather than a static museum. Just outside these historic stone walls lies the Riva, a sun-drenched, palm-lined waterfront promenade where locals gather to sip coffee and embrace the slow-paced Dalmatian lifestyle. Because it hosts the region's main ferry port, Split serves as both a rich historical destination in its own right and the ultimate launching pad for travelers looking to explore nearby Adriatic islands like Hvar and Brac. After the tour, continue your journey to the coastal city of Zadar, a historic town known for its Roman heritage and vibrant waterfront.
Stay at: Kolovare Hotel or similar (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
DAY 9 Zadar
In the morning get acquainted with the city of Zadar on a locally guided tour. Its historical centre is a compact pedestrian zone, perfect to explore on foot. Discover the old walls built in 16th century by Venetians as a defence against the Turks, as well as the 16th century Port Gate where the Venetian lion still guards the entrance, the Square of the Five Wells and the Church of St. Donat. One of its most famous landmarks is the Sea Organ, an experimental musical instrument that plays music by way of sea waves and tubes located underneath a set of large marble steps. Spend the rest of the afternoon at leisure before enjoying dinner at your hotel or local restuarant. In the evening why not take advice from Alfred Hitchcock and find a place to watch the sun go down in 'the city that has the most beautiful sunsets'.
Stay at: Kolovare Hotel or similar (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast and dinner
DAY 10 Zadar – Plitvice
Head inland towards one of Croatia’s most astounding natural sites to see the cascading lakes of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Plitvice National Park. With your guide, explore the walking trails that hug the lakes, allowing you to journey on foot and watch as the water transforms from emerald- green to azure blue. Enjoy some free time before proceeding to your hotel, where the rest of the day is yours to unwind and immerse yourself in the beautiful natural surroundings.
Stay at: Hotel Mirjana & Rastoke or similar (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast and dinner
DAY 11 Plitvice – Zagreb – Ljubljana
Your journey today takes you to Croatia’s lively capital – Zagreb. Uncover the history of the Upper Town, St. Mark’s Church and Government Palace on a guided walking tour. Dine on lunch at a local restaurant before continuing your tour to neighbouring Slovenia, staying in its capital Ljubljana for the next 2 nights. The evening is free to explore the vibrant city which boasts a large art and festival culture.
Stay at: Hotel Exe Lev or similar (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
DAY 12 Ljubljana / Bled
Uncover the history of Slovenia’s capital city on a guided walking tour which includes seeing the Baroque Old Town, the open-air market, Robba's Fountain and the Three Bridges. Travel to the foothills of the Julian Alps for a tour of spectacular Bled. Start with a visit inside the imposing Bled Castle which is perched on a clifftop overlooking the lake and offers the most magnificent views of the surrounding lake and countryside. Stay here and enjoy lunch at the castle, the menu aimed at preserving the dishes of the Upper Carniola region. A relaxing afternoon, as you head down by the lake to board an old fashioned hand propelled gondala known as a 'pletna' to cruise across the lake to the small island in the middle. Visit the Church of Assumption whose 15th century bell is said to bring good luck if rung. Return to Ljubljana where the remainder of the day is free to further explore on your own.
Stay at: Hotel Exe Lev or similar (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
DAY 13 Ljubljana – Postojna – Buzet
This morning, travel into the cave region of Slovenia to visit one of Europe’s largest cave systems, Postojna. Travel underground by electric train and uncover the two million year old caverns, halls and passages of this jaw-dropping subterranean world. Return to Croatia as your coach cruises along the romantic hilltop region of Istria, known as the Croatian Tuscany. The landscape of this beautiful area will enchant you with its tranquil, medieval villages nestled on the top of hills, and fertile red soil that yields prized delicacies such as olive oil, wine and truffles. Check into your hotel where dinner will be served.
Stay at: Hotel Vela Vrata or similar (4 star)
Meals included: Breakfast and dinner
DAY 14 Buzet – Venice
Head to the neighbouring village of Motovun and climb up the winding paths to the top of the city walls for unparalleled views of the valley. Participate in a local age-old tradition and undertake a truffle hunt demonstration as a local guide leads you on a journey through the forest in search of these elusive treasures. Learn about the fascinating biology of truffles, the techniques used to locate them, as well as the rich history of truffle hunting in Istria. Share stories of the past couple of weeks with an informal light lunch consisting of a degustation menu that includes the traditional Istrian pasta with tartufata sauce and a glass of wine. Afterward, journey across the border into Italy where your tour ends with a drop off at Venice Marco Polo airport.
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch
Please note that Split port is currently undergoing renovations that is set to last until 2027. There is a possibility some 2027 cruises will be redirected to arrive/depart from a nearby alternate port and may require the itinerary to be adjusted accordingly. In case of any changes to your embarkation/disembarkation port, our team will notify guests as soon as possible.
| Standard Cabin, Lower Deck | ||
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Twin/Double Single | ||
| 12 Jun 2027 | was $9,590 $9,090 was $14,930 $14,430 | |
| 21 Aug 2027 | was $9,830 $9,230 was $15,250 $14,650 | |
| 4 Sep 2027 | was $9,830 $9,230 was $15,250 $14,650 | |
| 18 Sep 2027 | was $9,830 $9,230 was $15,250 $14,650 | |
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