The beautiful small luxury cruise ship Mama Mia will be docked in Gruž harbour where you can board during the entire day. After checking in you can relax in your cozy cabin and get to know your new home for the next 7 days.

Join us for a welcome meeting at 7 p.m. Our Cruise director will introduce you to the Captain, crew and of course your future fellow passengers with whom you will spend a week on board. Therefore, prepare yourself for an evening full of fun while enjoying a delicious Mediterranean full-course dinner. Overnight in Dubrovnik

Enjoy a tasty breakfast and a cup of coffee overlooking the beautiful Adriatic Sea and prepare yourself for a day of discovering magnificent UNESCO-listed Dubrovnik Old Town.

After a short panoramic drive through Dubrovnik, a professional guide will take you on a walking tour, after which you will be given plenty of free time to discover The Pearl of Adriatic before your transfer back to the ship. We sail towards Šipan Island around 4 pm.

Spend the afternoon relaxing in a a peaceful fisherman’s village on Šipan, the biggest island of Elaphiti archipelago known for beautiful untouched nature.

If the weather is better suited to docking on the shore, we will spend the night in the lovely Slano village across from Šipan. Either way, dinner will be served on board. Overnight in Šipanska Luka or in Slano.

We continue our journey to Mljet Island, where Odysseus allegedly crashed and then stayed for seven years. You will stay for the morning, but have enough time to stroll around the National Park at the island’s western tip (entrance fee is included). The serene park embraces two saltwater lakes, dotted with a small islet housing a 12th ct. Benedictine Monastery of St. Mary.

Enjoy a lunch on board cruising to Korčula Island. The leafy Korčula is known for good looks, great food and fantastic wines and you will dock in the island’s gem, Korčula Old Town.

Your local guide will take you inside its medieval walls and tell you all about its fishbone street layout, the times spent as a Venetian stronghold and much more about the home of the great traveler Marco Polo. Korčula is a true gem to explore so enjoy the rest of the evening on your own. Overnight in Korčula Old Town.

Enjoy the amazing scenery of Adriatic sea while cruising to one of the most mysterious Croatian islands – the Island of Vis. Enjoy a lunch on board and a refreshing dip stop before arriving to Vis in the afternoon.

The furthest-flung of Croatia’s inhabited islands, Vis has a delightful off-the-beaten-path charm to it. Due to its geographical position, it was an important Yugoslav military base and Tito’s stronghold and was thus closed off to the public for a better part of the 20th century, leaving its nature wondrously preserved. This is one of the reasons why Hollywood blockbuster Mama Mia 2 was actually filmed in Vis.

Docking in the town of Vis, you will have the remainder of the day to yourself to swim, hike or explore ecological agriculture. As the day fades out, enjoy the romantic setting of the town’s stone facades sprinkled in twinkling lights of ship masts. Overnight in the town of Vis.

With the mercy of the seas, you will visit the island of Biševo and its surreal Blue Cave (entrance fee is included). A fantastic natural phenomenon, the cave bathes in translucent turquoise light which enters through a single crack in the cave’s rocky walls.

However, concealed by a narrow entrance, it can become inaccessible during high tides. If this is the case, you can alternatively choose to visit the fishermen’s village of Komiža and the intriguing WWII RAF Airport on the island of Vis.

Enjoy a lunch on board and a swim stop on your way to the island of Hvar. Take a guided tour of the town of Hvar and admire the Venetian facades, slippery stone alleys and the happening boardwalk. In the evening, explore the famous restaurant scene and the raved-about nightlife on your own. Overnight in the town of Hvar.

The morning begins with a beautiful cruise to small town of Bol on the island of Brač. This old settlement is also the home of the Golden Horn (Zlatni Rat) beach. Known for changing its shape with the wind, this stunning strip of sand is perhaps one of the most recognized brochure images in Croatia.

After a cup of coffee or a dip, cruise to Trogir, a small seaside town up the coast from Split and UNESCO World Heritage site. Delve into the elegant architecture of this town-museum and marvel at the beauty of the grandiose Cathedral of St. Lawrence, one of the most prized sacral edifices in the country.

After the walking tour of Trogir, enjoy the Captain’s dinner on board, just perfect with live entertainment. Overnight in Trogir.

Spend the morning cruising to Split, stopping along the way for a refreshing swim.

The last port of your Croatian cruise is the second largest city in the country and the largest city in the region of Dalmatia. Split grew out of its historic core, the Diocletian’s Palace, which was originally built for one man – the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Unveil the centuries off its urbanity in a walking tour with a local guide. As everyday life buzzes around you, stroll past romantic palaces, turn narrow street corners and admire amazing edifices like the Cathedral of St. Dominus or the Peristyle.

After the tour, enjoy your last evening on your own, discovering Split’s lively bar and restaurant scene. Overnight in Split.

Enjoy your breakfast and disembark the ship by 9AM. Farewell might not be easy, but this cruise will definitely not be your last encounter with Croatia. With your memories, photos and contacts you will keep sailing with us for some more time!

The beautiful deluxe cruise ship Splendid will be docked in Gruž harbour where you can board during the entire day. After checking in you can relax in your cozy cabin and get to know your new home.

You can also leave your luggage and take your time to explore Dubrovnik, especially UNESCO-listed Old Town. We’ll do a guided walking tour tomorrow.

Join us for a welcome meeting at 7 p.m. Our Cruise director will introduce you to the Captain, crew and of course your future fellow passengers with whom you will spend a week on board. Therefore, prepare yourself for an evening full of fun while enjoying a delicious Mediterranean full-course dinner. Overnight in Dubrovnik

Start with a grand opening! After breakfast, your guide will welcome you to a short panoramic ride followed by the walking tour of Dubrovnik Old Town. Embraced in a cloak of medieval walls, its architecture couples medieval times with the grace of Renaissance and splendor of Baroque. This fantastic scene is today widely known as the filming set of the Game of Thrones, Star Wars and Robin Hood. A leisurely stroll through its stone alleys tells of unique stories of both the past and the present. After the city tour of Dubrovnik, enjoy some time on your own before departing Dubrovnik at noon.

You will travel to the green island of Mljet and enjoy a lunch on board. Arrive late in the afternoon and enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure. Overnight on Mljet Island.

Contrast the city of stone with a day of visiting the green Croatian islands! You’ll wake up at Mljet, the island where Odysseus allegedly crashed and then stayed for seven years. You will stay for the morning. The serene park embraces two saltwater lakes, dotted with a small islet housing a 12th ct. Benedictine Monastery of St. Mary (entrance fee to be paid on the spot).

Depart to Korčula Island at noon and enjoy a lunch on board. The leafy Korčula is known for good looks, great food and fantastic wines and you will dock in the island’s gem, Korčula Old Town. Your guide will take you inside its medieval walls and tell you all about the times spent as a Venetian stronghold. Home of the great traveler Marco Polo, Korčula is a true gem to explore so enjoy the rest of the evening on your own. Overnight in Korčula.

Enjoy the amazing scenery of Adriatic sea while cruising to one of the most mysterious Croatian islands – the Island of Vis. Enjoy a lunch on board and a refreshing dip stop before arriving to Vis in the afternoon.

The furthest-flung of Croatia’s inhabited islands, Vis has a delightful off-the-beaten-path charm to it. Due to its geographical position, it was an important Yugoslav military base and closed off to the public for a better part of the 20th century, leaving its nature wondrously preserved. The island is also known as was the main shooting location for the new Hollywood blockbuster Mama Mia 2. Docking in the town of Vis, you will have the remainder of the day to yourself to swim, hike or explore ecological agriculture. Overnight in the town of Vis.

With the mercy of the seas, you will visit the island of Biševo and its surreal Blue Cave (entrance fee is not included). A fantastic natural phenomenon, the cave bathes in translucent turquoise light which enters through a single crack in the cave’s rocky walls. However, concealed by a narrow entrance, it can become inaccessible during high tides. If this is the case, you can alternatively choose to visit the fishermen’s village of Komiža and the intriguing WWII RAF Airport on the island of Vis.

Enjoy a lunch on board and a swim stop on your way to the island of Hvar. Take a guided tour of the town of Hvar and admire the Venetian facades, slippery stone alleys and the happening boardwalk. In the evening, explore the famous restaurant scene and the raved-about nightlife on your own. Overnight in the town of Hvar.

The morning begins with a beautiful cruise to small town of Bol on the island of Brač. This old settlement is also the home of the Golden Horn (Zlatni Rat) beach. Known for changing its shape with the wind, this stunning strip of sand is perhaps one of the most recognized brochure images in Croatia.

After a stroll, a dip or a cup of coffee in Bol, lunch will be served on the boat during the cruise over to Pučišća. Carved into the island’s shores like a fjord, Pučišća contrast the surrounding green hills with the white stone of the facades. That same white stone, exploited since antiquity, is featured on both the Diocletian’s Palace in Split and the White House in Washington! Enjoy the serene ambiance of the town and the rest of the day at leisure.

Spend the morning cruising to Split, stopping along the way for a refreshing swim.

The last port of your Croatian cruise is the second largest city in the country and the largest city in the region of Dalmatia. Split grew out of its historic core, the Diocletian’s Palace, which was originally built for one man – the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Unveil the centuries off its urbanity in a walking tour with a local guide. As everyday life buzzes around you, stroll past romantic palaces, turn narrow street corners and admire amazing edifices like the Cathedral of St. Dominus or the Peristyle.

After the tour, enjoy your last evening on your own, discovering Split’s lively bar and restaurant scene. Overnight in Split.

Enjoy your breakfast and disembark the ship by 9AM. Farewell might not be easy, but this cruise will definitely not be your last encounter with Croatia. With your memories, photos and contacts you will keep sailing with us for some more time!

Transfer from Dubrovnik airport to Gruž harbor and embark the ship after 2pm. After settling in, enjoy your first encounter with Croatia in a walking tour of Dubrovnik Old Town.

Croatia’s most popular UNESCO site was once a Republic of its own, famed for an incredible diplomatic skill which kept it prospering between the Ottoman Empire and the Venetian Republic. Today, Dubrovnik is a popular movie set, having hosted productions like the HBO Game of Thrones, Star Wars and Robin Hood. Explore its centuries and landmarks with your local guide, then hop on the cable car to the top of Mt Srđ and delve in the bird’s-eye perspective of the Old Town’s terracotta roofs. After the tour, return to the ship for the welcome cocktail reception. Overnight in Dubrovnik

Cruise beneath the city walls of Dubrovnik and bid farewell to this magical city. As you travel to Slano, the seaside town once loved by the Captains of the Dubrovnik Republic, you’ll stop along the shores of the Elaphite Islands for a refreshing dip. From Slano, head out for a half-day excursion to Ston.

This small town at the entrance to the Pelješac peninsula features some of the longest fortification walls in the world! You’ll walk a small portion of the Ston walls, then visit the reason for their existence: historic salt works, still in operation today. With the taste of salt still lingering, head over to an oyster farm for the grand finale – tasting of the region’s most famous aphrodisiac. After the tour, head back to Slano and embark the ship. In the evening, enjoy a great Captain’s dinner with live entertainment. Overnight in Slano

Head further north to Mljet, Croatia’s ‘greenest island’ – 90% of its surface is covered in forests. Odysseus allegedly crashed here, and then stayed for seven years! Although shorter, your stay will allow you to enjoy Mljet’s greatest pride, the National Park on the western tip.

Immersed in the chirping of crickets, shuffling of leaves and salt-scented air, join your Cruise Manager for a stroll to the two saltwater lakes. Take a boat over to the 12th-century Benedictine monastery on a small islet poised on one of the lakes.

Rent kayaks, bicycles, scooters or convertible cars and roam around the National Park or the island on your own, taking in the splendors of the Mediterranean as it once was. Overnight in the port Polače or Pomena.

Continue your cruise north to Korčula Island. Along the way, enjoy a lunch on board in one of the pristine, secluded bays. Covered in a thick veil of lush Mediterranean forests, the craggy shores of Korčula sit dotted with small seaside towns known for good looks, great food and fantastic wines. Taking you inside the medieval walls of Korčula Old Town, your guide will tell you all about its fishbone street layout, the times it spent as a Venetian stronghold, the remarkable St. Mark’s Cathedral and some of the finest stonework in Croatia!

After the walking tour, join an optional excursion into the countryside of Korčula to learn more about the island’s customs and lifestyles over a traditional Dalmatian dinner or relax in Korčula Old Town on your own. Home of the great traveler Marco Polo, Korčula is a true gem to explore! Overnight in Korčula

Enjoy the amazing scenery of Adriatic sea while cruising to one of the most mysterious Croatian islands – the Island of Vis. For a larger part of the 20th century, Vis was closed off to the public as a Yugoslav military base, so it remains wondrously preserved. The island is also known as was the main shooting location for the new Hollywood blockbuster Mama Mia 2.

Its main center and marina, the town of Vis, developed near the first urban center in the region, the Greek Issa. Honoring the ancient settlers, sample local wines in one of the traditional wineries. If interested, venture out to visit the remains of Roman thermae, or just enjoy a seafront stroll and look for the beautiful remains of Roman Villa Rusticae. Overnight in the port of Vis

With the mercy of the seas, you will visit the island of Biševo and its surreal Blue Cave (entrance fee is not included). A fantastic natural phenomenon, the cave bathes in translucent turquoise light which enters through a single crack in the cave’s rocky walls. However, concealed by a narrow entrance, it can become inaccessible during high tides. Hence, the tour will have to be confirmed that morning.

From Biševo, head to Hvar. After an en route stop for lunch on board, served over a backdrop of the splendid Pakleni Islands, arrive to the town of Hvar. Stroll around to admire the splendid Venetian facades, the oldest community theatre in Europe, the glistening stone alleys and the happening boardwalk, while your guide introduces you to the past and present of this lovely town. Overnight in Hvar

The morning begins with a beautiful cruise to small town of Bol on the island of Brač. This old settlement is also the home of the Golden Horn (Zlatni Rat) beach. Known for changing its shape with the wind, this stunning strip of sand is perhaps one of the most recognized brochure images in Croatia.

Dalmatia’s largest center and the second largest town in Croatia, Split grew from its historic core, the Diocletian’s Palace. Built for a Roman Emperor at the turn of the 4th century, the Palace will come alive with the stories of your English speaking local guide. As everyday life buzzes around you, stroll past romantic palaces, turn narrow street corners and admire amazing edifices like the Cathedral of St. Dominus or the Peristyle. Overnight in Split.

Enjoy your breakfast and disembark the ship by 9AM. Your private transfer to Split airport waits for you. Farewell might not be easy, but this cruise will definitely not be your last encounter with Croatia. With your memories, photos and contacts you will keep sailing with us for some more time!