Split to Split - Dalmatian Paradise

• Swim stop – 12:00
• Lunch on board – 13:00
• Water taxi to Hvar from – 15:00
• Arrival in Hvar – 20:00

Our journey continues to sun-drenched Hvar, famous for its dreamy beaches and vibrant nightlife. Start your day unwinding on a deck lounger, soaking in the mesmerizing seascapes. Recharge with lunch on board, then get ready for an exciting afternoon of discovery.Upon arrival, you can explore the nearby Pakleni Islands or hop on a water taxi to Hvar Town and climb to the hilltop fortress for panoramic views. The island is dotted with vineyards, olive groves, and fragrant lavender fields, painting a picture-perfect landscape.Don't miss the iconic Carpe Diem beach club—renowned for its sunset parties and chic crowd. In the evening, treat yourself to one of the town’s many bars and restaurants before returning to your cozy cabin for a well-earned night’s rest.

We set sail early in the morning toward the Pelješac peninsula, famed for producing Croatia’s most renowned red wines—Dingač and Postup. Before lunch, we’ll make a brief stop at one of the Elaphiti Islands, followed by an afternoon arrival at Pelješac. Today, we venture inland to explore the region’s rural charm. After enjoying lunch aboard, you’ll have some free time to relax before the wine tasting experience. In the afternoon, a transfer takes us to a nearby village, where we’ll visit a local farm and savor a traditional heritage dinner featuring Croatian specialties made with ingredients grown right on the property. A late transfer brings us back to the vessel. Overnight stay on the Pelješac peninsula.

• Swim stop – 11:00
• Lunch on board – 13:00
• Arrival in Dubrovnik – 14:00
• CITY TOUR 18:00

We sail to the legendary city of Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic." After lunch onboard, we’ll disembark for a guided tour of the city’s most iconic landmarks.You'll then have free time to explore at your own pace—wander through the polished stone streets worn by centuries of footsteps, or take the cable car up Mount Srđ for a breathtaking sunset over the city.In the evening, enjoy a traditional dinner at a local restaurant, then stroll along the illuminated city walls before returning to the boat for your final night onboard.

• Lunch on board – 12:00
• Swim stop (Lumbarda) – 14:00
• Arrival in Korčula – 17:30
• City tour – 18:00

Today we set sail for Korčula, a medieval gem believed to be the birthplace of Marco Polo. As we cruise along the Adriatic, enjoy a delicious lunch with sea views and a refreshing swim stop along the way.Once ashore, the afternoon is yours to enjoy at your own pace. We suggest taking a water taxi to nearby Lumbarda, known for its sandy beaches, laid-back vibe, and surrounding vineyards. Here you can dive into fun activities like kayaking, buggy rides, or banana boating (optional), or visit one of the local wineries to taste the unique Grk wine.In the early evening, join us for a guided walking tour of Korčula’s enchanting Old Town. Wrap up the day with a traditional Dalmatian dinner in the historic center before heading back onboard for a peaceful night’s sleep.

• Swim stop – 10:00
• Lunch on board – 13:00
• Arrival in Bol – 15:00 (drop-off)

Today we sail toward Bol, a destination known for its stunning natural beauty. Along the way, we'll stop for a swim and serve lunch onboard. Once we arrive, we recommend visiting the famous Zlatni Rat beach, whose shape shifts with the wind and tides. Afterwards, take your time to explore the charming town, rent a bike to tour the island, or visit the Branislav Dešković Gallery—an impressive collection of Croatian art housed in a Renaissance palace. After a sun-soaked day by the sea, enjoy a delicious local dinner before heading back to your cabin for a restful night.

Today we sail to the island of Brač and the charming town of Bol. Stroll along the scenic promenade or take a dip at Zlatni Rat (the Golden Cape), one of Dalmatia’s most iconic beaches—famous for its unique, ever-changing shape caused by wind and sea currents. Once a traditional fishing village, Bol has evolved into a beloved tourist spot. After lunch on board, we continue our journey to either Milna or Pučišća. Enjoy some free time at your leisure before spending the night docked in the port.

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Departure from Split at 13:00h followed by lunch onboard and a swimming stop. Cruise to Pučišća on the northern side of Brač, a typical Mediterranean small town at the bottom of a deep bay, famous for the white stone of Brač, used for building the Liverpool Cathedral, the White House in Washington, and other famous buildings. There is a chance to visit a stone-masonry workshop, one of the few such workshops still operating in Europe.  Enjoy the domestic food, wine, and famous olive oil. Overnight in the port of Pučišća.