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Croatia Sail & Explore - 11 DAYS / 10 NIGHTS CROATIA SAIL & EXPLORE - SPLIT --> SPLIT FOR PRICE CONTACT OUR SALES TEAM AT [email protected] | - SPLIT AIRPORT (SPU) How would you describe the summer of your dreams? Sailing & sunsets? Adventure & action? Beaches & bikinis? Look no further! You’re going to Croatia! The #1 place to be this summer, European hotspot of 2021 and the summer destination we’ve all been dreaming of! Spend your days sailing to UNESCO world heritage site, Mljet National Park, before hitting up the ultimate insta hot spot of Plitvice Lakes. Immerse yourself in the rich culture & history of Croatia by visiting Hvar and Zadar and party till the sun comes up at Pag Island. Spend 8 glorious days under the sun sailing the Adriatic before we adventure on land to see the best of the best of Croatia. 11 epic days, 10 unbelievable nights. Memories that will last forever. Crystal clear waters, golden sandy beaches and delicious Croatian cuisine. What more could you ask for? We’ve got it all... ITINERARY INCLUSIONS Day 1 - Welcome to Split! • 10 nights accommodation • All on tour transport Are you ready to kick start the most 11 epic days of your life? Hell yeah! Fly into Split Airport where we’ll pick you up and transfer you to our very own Tru Sailboat. Home for the next 8 days! Arrive any time from • Airport Transfer in Split 11am. Split is a buzzing city with so much to see and do, so take a look around, settle in to your cabin, get • Hvar island & viewpoints your sea legs on, before we grab a welcome dinner onboard in the evening. Get to know your new Trucrew • Dubrovnik Tour over a well deserved cocktail under the stars. Split is famous for its popping nightlife so we head out together and see where the night takes us. The first night is always the best night? Well start as you mean to go on.. • Explore Mljet National Park • UNESCO world heritage site in Dubrovnik Day 2 - Sail to Hvar Town • Dubrovnik walking tour • Korcula walking tour Wake up to the sounds of the ocean, today we’re heading to Hvar! A hotspot of Europe, a mediterranean jewel and our next destination! Land ahoy! Along the way we stop for a swim. Hvar really has something for • Island Hopping everyone. Spend your day hiking up the zig zag path to the spanish fortress, the ultimate viewpoint to see all • Swimming, snorkelling of Hvar in its beauty. Sit back and admire the views of turquoise blue waters, white washed cobbled streets • TruFlotilla Party and terracotta rooftops, or if that doesn’t tickle your fancy, check out the local town. In the evening we head out to the best bars in town. Sink a couple of beers, grab a famous rakija or order every rainbow coloured • Visit Famous Brac Island Beaches cocktail in sight. Whatever you choose, we’re there with you. With a handful of bars and clubs open until the • Zadar Walking tour late AM, the night is ours for the taking! • Visit Plitvice Lakes • Explore Krka National Park AVAILABLE DATES • Beach Day at Zcre Beach • Zadar Walking Tour June 2021 – 12th, 26th • Split Night out July 2021– 10th, 24th August 2021– 7th, 21st - 11 DAYS / 10 NIGHTS CROATIA SAIL & EXPLORE - SPLIT --> SPLIT FOR PRICE CONTACT OUR SALES TEAM AT [email protected] | - SPLIT AIRPORT (SPU) Day 3 - Mljet National Park This morning we sail towards Mljet Island, and head off the beaten path to UNESCO world heritage site, Mljet National Park. A hidden gem of Croatia. You really won’t believe it, till you see it. A nature lover’s paradise. Spend your day swimming in crystal clear waters, taking a walk through the emerald green forest, or hiring a bike and cycling around the stunning lakes. The ultimate instagram spot. 10/10 zen relaxation vibes, and the perfect place to experience a different side to Croatia. After spending the day reconnecting with nature it’s time for a feast! You have the option to join in The Captain’s Dinner. A 4 course meal hosted by your very own el captain & crew. (Additional costing) It’s a fun evening and an experience you won’t want to miss! Sit back as the sun goes down, beer in hand with your new TruFam as we sail into the sunset. What a day aye! Day 4 - We’re going to Dubrovnik! Dubrovnik is THE place to be, an up and coming city to rival that of every european hotspot out there. The most famous place in Croatia and the setting for King’s Landing, don’t know Game of Thrones? Who are you! JK, A UNESCO World Heritage site, Dubrovnik oozes history style and class. By day explore the aerial views of the city via cable cart up to Srd Mountain, walk the city’s 1,940m long city walls or just find one of Dubrovnik’s many quirky bars for a colourful cocktail & umbrella straw. By night we head out to explore this magical town together as TruFam and indulge till your heart’s content. Dubrovnik is known to come alive in the night time, so it’s only right we see what’s it all about! When in Croatia do as the Croatians do right? Day 5 - Korcula Overnight Wake up and Seas the day! We grab a delicious breakfast onboard on the open deck before we set sail to our next stop, Korcula! Croatia’s little hidden secret. Korcula has everything you could want and more. Crystal clear waters, a lively marina and hidden clubs and sunset bars. Will this be the highlight of your trip? We’ll let you decide that one.. If you’re looking for good vibes, delicious Croatian cuisine and 10/10 cocktails. Look no further. Korcula is for you! We spend the day checking out the local town and the city walls. Watch the sun go down onboard before we head out to sample the local cocktail bars! LOW DEPOSIT Day 6 - Ain’t no party like a TruTravels Party! - TruExclusive We’re going to Makarska! We leave Korcula in the morning and head to our next destination! Along the way, we stop for a swim, our TruExclusive. With the sun beaming down it’s only right we host our very own TruFloatilla! Grab the inflatable unicorn and pour the Prosecco as we’re having a boat party! A TruTravels Boat party that is! Music blaring, on deck dancing, float the day away, bubbly in hand as you drift in the crystal clear waters. Summer dreaming! After drinking 1 too many glasses of prosecco, we sail on to Makarska where we dock overnight. Head out for dinner as TruFam and see where the night takes us. Makarska is full of hidden bars and secret restaurants. Famously a sea cave turned disco. Wild right? You know where to find us... FREE DATE CHANGES Day 7 - Brac Island & Beaches! Grab some fresh crisp air, lay out tanning with a calming sea breeze. Today we’re heading towards Omis for one last beach day. Melt away your problems laying out onboard before we stop at a hidden bay on Brac Island. The ultimate insta hotspot. Look out into the distance as a member of your TruFam gets those all important shots. If you didn’t gram it, did you even go? Lay out on Bačvice beach, take a dip in the crystal clear waters, or if you fancy a bit of adventure, take up our optional activities of river rafting or ziplining along the Cetina River. In the evening, we set sail for Split. We take the scenic route as we sail into the Split Riviera. Breathtaking, stunning, full of restaurants and quirky cafes, the marina setting is that of a painting. The perfect destination to round off our epic sail-venture! We have dinner and drinks onboard one last time like the well established sailors we are, before we start the 2nd part of our epic journey tomorrow. This time on land! PAYMENT PLANS - 11 DAYS / 10 NIGHTS CROATIA SAIL & EXPLORE - SPLIT --> SPLIT FOR PRICE CONTACT OUR SALES TEAM AT [email protected] | - SPLIT AIRPORT (SPU) Day 8 - Krka National Park & Plitvice Lakes This morning we leave boat life behind as we pack up and head to paradise. Yep, that’s right, paradise. You’ve probably seen the pictures on Instagram, watched the videos on Facebook but nothing will prepare for you for the real thing. World Famous Plitvice waterfalls should be on everyone’s bucket list. Free flowing waterfalls, pristine calm lakes. The perfect mixture of turquoise blue waters and emerald green forests. The ultimate relaxation station. Are you ready to spend a night in paradise?! We grab breakfast together before we head out on our road trip! We arrive in the afternoon and to our first stop is Krka National Park, a natural beauty where you can swim in the waterfalls before we head to Plitvice Lakes, one of the most photogenic places in all of Europe. Grab your GoPro and let’s go, the views are out of this world. In the evening we spend the night in our very own huts located close to the Plitvice Lakes, Is this a dream? No, no you’re actually here. Day 9 - Bucket list destinations - Sightseeing Plitvice & Pag Island Wake up to the sounds of nature, Freshen up before we explore more of Plitvice, Walk the famous boardwalk, admire the pristine, calm lakes, breathe in the fresh air before Immersing yourself in the surrounding greenery and nature.
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