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.

• 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.

The cruise continues towards Lastovo, the farthest inhabited island in Dalmatia (approx. EUR 15.- to be paid on the spot to enter the Lastovo Nature Park). Dock in the port of Ubli. From there, the local bus or taxi drives to Lastovo village for a visit to the local winery and tasting some indigenous wine sorts (optional). The island is surrounded by many smaller islands, with secluded bays and coves perfect for snorkelling. The town is also known for the number of small churches and unusually shaped chimneys, unique to Lastovo. Overnight on anchor in the bay with the Captain`s Dinner on board. (Included on Premium and Premium Superior).

Early morning departure towards Vis island, which because of its unique geographical position was a strategic harbour for the Yugoslav navy and off-limits to tourists for many years. Vis has retained a rather special charm reflecting the “‘Mediterranean as it once was”. Near Vis, there is a tiny Ravnik island, with the Green Cave interesting to visit (entrance fee not included, to be paid on the spot). It was named after the unusual greenish light that reflects in the sea from the hole on top of the cave. A short swim stop depending on the weather conditions, and then set sail further to the town of Vis for overnight. Vis was developed near the remains of ancient Issa, the first urban centre in Croatia, formed by the Greeks in the 4^th century B.C.  Visit the remains of the Roman Baths, City Museum, or take a walk enjoying the view of the beautiful Villae Rusticae situated along the coast.

Early in the morning, cruise toward the little island Biševo, to visit the Blue Cave, a magnificent natural phenomenon (entrance fee is not included, to be paid on the spot). After the Blue Cave, the cruise resumes towards Stari Grad on the island of Hvar. Records confirm that Hvar is the sunniest island in the Adriatic. Free afternoon to explore this unique town and its famous horseshoe-shaped bay. The famous Stari Grad Field (a plain) is the oldest in Croatia and the best-preserved example of the ancient Greek system of agriculture. Both the old town and this plain are part of the world heritage protected by UNESCO. Overnight in one of the ports of Stari Grad, main or ferry port (2 km away), depending on availability. Optional guided tour of Stari Grad (included on Premium Superior).

• 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.

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.