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Adriatic Cruises 2021 JEWELS OF DALMATIA FROM SPLIT TO DUBROVNIK ~ M/S PRESTIGE 8 days from Split to Bol, Stari Grad, Hvar, Vis, Vela Luka, Korcula, Mljet and Dubrovnik VACATION HIGHLIGHTS: CROATIA Arrival transfer from Split airport or your hotel in Split (if BOSNIA & hotel is booked through Kompas) to the port. Alternatively, Split HERZEGOVINA you can join from a Kompas escorted tour. 8-day/7-night cruise from Split to Dubrovnik aboard the Bol Stari Grad beautiful MS Prestige featuring: Hvar MONTENEGRO Vis Korcula Superior cabins with private bathroom, air- Vela Luka conditioning, and LCD TV Mljet Dubrovnik Free Wi-Fi ADRIATIC SEA Daily housekeeping (fresh bed linen and towels midweek) Amenity kit Day2,Split–Bol–StariGrad,Monday Bathrobe and slippers We start the day with breakfast and a guided walking tour Complimentary bottled water, coffee, tea and fresh fruit of Split. We visit the historic inner city, built around the Daily breakfast on board Palace of the Roman Emperor Diocletian, a UNESCO World 6 lunches on board Heritage site. We then see the remnants of Split’s Roman 2 dinners: heritage, it’s Renaissance and Gothic structures, Jupiter’s Welcome reception with dinner on board Temple, the Peristyle, and the Cathedral. After the walking Captain’s dinner with live music and a glass of wine tour, we set sail towards Bol, home to one of the most breathtaking beaches in Croatia: the Golden Horn. This vast, Professional cruise manager throughout the cruise golden pebble beach is unique in that it changes shape and Luggage handling position depending on the direction of the winds. After a Port taxes swim, we head to Hvar, one of the most popular islands in Sightseeing tours with licensed local guides the Adriatic and a rendez-vous point for the international jet- Whisper technology enhanced touring set. The “Croatian Madeira” is also one of the longest islands Admissions included where indicated in bold letters in the Adriatic. We spend the evening and overnight docked Departure transfer from the port of Dubrovnik to in Stari Grad, one of the oldest towns in Europe. (B, L) Dubrovnik airport or your Dubrovnik hotel (if hotel is booked through Kompas). Alternatively, you can stay on and join Kompas’“Jewels of Croatia” tour. Day 3, Stari Grad – Hvar – Vis, Tueday Following breakfast, there is a short sail towards the island and town of Hvar for a sightseeing tour featuring the first M/S Prestige Rating: Superior public theatre in Europe, the Franciscan Monastery and many more historical sights. Then we cruise towards the Island of CRUISE SPOTLIGHTS: Vis, arguably one of the most beautiful islands off the Croation coast. The small and historic town of Vis was founded around Split, built around Diocletian's Palace 397 B.C. In 2017, the movie “Mama Mia! Here We Go Again” The Golden Horn beach on Bol island was filmed here. Our tour of Vis features the town’s waterfront Island Vis with its natural beauty and its spectacular and unspoiled nature. The evening is at Hvar, the sunniest Croatian island leisure. (B, L) Korcula: visit of an olive oil mill, the Barilo Ethno Museum, and a local vineyard Mljet National Park Dubrovnik, the "Pearl of the Adriatic" ITINERARY: Day 1, arrive in Split, Sunday You will be transferred from Split’s airport or your hotel in Split to the port, where embarkation begins at noon. Later, meet your fellow travelers and your Cruise Manager for an onboard Welcome Reception and Dinner. (D) 6 ADRIATIC CRUISES 2021 JEWELS OF DALMATIA FROM SPLIT TO DUBROVNIK ~ M/S PRESTIGE 8 days from Split to Bol, Stari Grad, Hvar, Vis, Vela Luka, Korcula, Mljet and Dubrovnik Day 7, Mljet – Dubrovnik, Saturday While having breakfast, we sail to Dubrovnik, the “Pearl of the Adriatic”, and a UNESCO World Heritage site. In Dubrovnik, we take a walking tour of the old town and visit the Rector’s Palaceandthe Franciscan Monastery with its Pharmacy. The remainder of the day is free to further explore this wonderful city on your own. (B, L) Day 8, depart Dubrovnik, Sunday After breakfast, it’s time to disembark. You will be transferred to Dubrovnik airport or to your Dubrovnik hotel. Alternatively, you can stay on and join Kompas’“Jewels of Croatia“ tour. (B) Day 4, Vis – Vela Luka, Wednesday After breakfast, we set sail for Korcula Island, thought to be the birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo. Our port of call for the day is Vela Luka (the “big harbor”) town, dating back to pre-historic times. After lunch onboard, we depart for an afternoon ‘Korcula island tour’. On the island, we visit an olive oil mill, the Barilo Ethno Museum, and a vineyard for wine and cheese tasting. We then return to our ship for an evening at leisure. (B, L) Day 5, Vela Luka – Korcula, Thursday There willbesometime for swimmingbefore we continueour cruise for Korcula town. There, we walk through the narrow, cobble-stone streets and visit the majestic Gothic Baroque Cathedralof St. Mark. The evening is free to discovermore of the town and enjoy dinner on your own at one of the many local restaurants. (B, L) Day 6, Korcula – Mljet, Friday Today we set sail for Mljet Island. Mljet National Park features five types of forest, many species of birds, and two deep lakes, Veliko Jezero (Big Lake) and Malo Jezero (Small Lake). This amazing island was supposedly a favorite holiday spot for the Greek hero Ulysses! Onboard our ship tonight, there is a Captain’s dinner with live entertainment and a glass of wine. (B, L, D) ADRIATIC CRUISES 2021 JEWELS OF DALMATIA FROM SPLIT TO DUBROVNIK (K201SD) LOWER DECK CABIN, MAIN DECK CABIN, START DATES MAIN DECK CABIN, DOUBLE LOWER DECK CABIN, SINGLE DOUBLE SINGLE 9-May-21 $1,785 $1,980 $2,685 $2,875 23-May-21 $1,785 $1,980 $2,685 $2,875 6-Jun-21 $2,030 $2,220 $3,050 $3,235 20-Jun-21 $2,210 $2,399 $3,315 $3,505 4-Jul-21 $2,210 $2,399 $3,315 $3,505 18-Jul-21 $2,030 $2,220 $3,045 $3,235 1-Aug-21 $2,030 $2,220 $3,045 $3,235 15-Aug-21 $2,030 $2,220 $3,045 $3,235 29-Aug-21 $2,210 $2,399 $3,310 $3,505 12-Sep-21 $2,210 $2,399 $3,310 $3,505 26-Sep-21 $2,210 $2,399 $3,310 $3,505 10-Oct-21 $1,785 $1,980 $2,685 $2,875 ADRIATIC CRUISES 2021 .
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