Split to Split - Southern Explorer

Upon arrival in Makarska, you’ll have free time to wander the charming old town and savor a delicious local dinner. Stroll along the lively waterfront as you make your way back to the boat for a restful night onboard.

• Swim stop – 11:00
• Lunch on board – 13:00
• Arrival in Mljet (Pomena) – 15:00 (drop-off)

Our adventure continues as we head to sun-kissed Hvar, renowned for its dreamy beaches and vibrant nightlife. Spend the morning lounging on deck, soaking in the mesmerizing seascape. Recharge with lunch on board and get ready for an afternoon full of excitement.You might explore the nearby Pakleni Islands or catch a water taxi into Hvar Town to climb the fortress for sweeping panoramic views. The island’s rolling vineyards, olive groves, and fragrant lavender fields offer picture-perfect scenery at every turn.We recommend stopping by the iconic Carpe Diem beach club, famous for its sunset parties and glamorous European crowd. Come evening, you’ll have no shortage of lively bars and charming restaurants to choose from. After an unforgettable day, return to your cozy cabin for a well-earned rest.

• 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.

Morning departure to the island of Šipan or the charming village of Trstenik on the Pelješac Peninsula. Discover beautiful spots for a refreshing afternoon swim and relax at your own pace, with the option to visit a local winery. In the evening, savour the Captain’s special dinner on board (included for Premium Superior and Premium). Overnight stay in port.

• 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 – 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.

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.