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Hidden Croatia a Seven Night Cruise Exploring Croatia’S Hidden Beauty Aboard the Royal Eleganza 2017 Korcula FROM ONLY £1895 PER PERSON Hidden Croatia A seven night cruise exploring Croatia’s hidden beauty aboard the Royal Eleganza 2017 Korcula ome with us to see the hidden Croatia aboard the charming Royal Eleganza. The region Coffers breathtaking natural beauty, intriguing history, stunning architecture and a wonderfully tranquil and peaceful atmosphere. Our unique cruise covers the coast and rivers of Croatia with CROATIA the additional benefit of mooring in the immediate vicinity of town centres allowing for evenings Zrmanja Gorge A Krka National Park D Zadar spent ashore. Our itinerary includes a range of scenic delights – the Zrmanja Gorge, the world- R IA T Sibenik Split famous Kornati Islands, plus the dramatic waterfalls of Krka and the River Cetina which whilst ITALY IC S Hvar E relatively unknown is surrounded by some truly magnificent scenery. We also visit the historic A Korcula towns of Zadar, Sibenik, Split and Dubrovnik, with their history dating back through the Middle Dubrovnik Ages to the Roman Era and the delightful islands of Hvar and Korcula, with their marble streets and impressive architecture. Our View “If a relaxed and informal atmosphere are at the top of your priorities, the Royal Eleganza is the perfect choice of vessel to cruise the Croatian coast. With a maximum of 31 passengers, the mood is intimate, and what better way to enjoy the views of magnificent islands and cities than sitting on the Sun Deck watching the world pass slowly by. The dining on board is a special experience with fresh fish featuring regularly on the menu, but a real treat is the chance to dine ashore. Croatia’s culinary delights are not to be missed. Eat al fresco in the warm evenings and perhaps end the night with a stroll to see the breathtaking Diocletian’s Palace, Split illuminated historic buildings.” www.noble-caledonia.co.uk Hvar Split Clockface, Dubrovnik The Itinerary - Zadar to Dubrovnik Day 1 London to Zadar, Croatia. tonight in one of the local restaurants. cathedral, and the palatial quarter the afternoon, enjoy a guided walk Fly by scheduled flight to Split. On Moor overnight in Sibenik. of Grad and the more humble through this breathtaking city. Its arrival transfer to Zadar where the residential area of Burg. Rejoin the many historic and cultural treasures crew will welcome us aboard the Day 4 Sibenik & Split. After Royal Eleganza to cruise to Korcula. have earned it the designation as a Royal Eleganza. The ship moors breakfast, enjoy a guided walk in Said to be the birthplace of Marco UNESCO World Heritage Site. See overnight in Zadar. the historic town of Sibenik. Visit the Polo, Korcula boasts crooked the major attractions such as the Cathedral of St. James and see the Medieval streets, and elegant Rector’s Palace, the Romanesque- Day 2 Zadar & Zrmanja Gorge. After fascinating old traditional buildings. squares which are flanked with Gothic Dominican and Franciscan breakfast, join the excursion to the Set sail for Split where we will arrive palaces of the old nobility. Enjoy Monasteries, and the Sponza Zrmanja Gorge. The River Zrmanja is this afternoon in time for a short some free time here before dining Palace. Meet later for the Captain’s 69 kilometres long and flows into the guided walk through this fascinating independently tonight in one of the Dinner, after which you can enjoy a Adriatic. At the dramatic entrance city. See the Palace of Diocletian local restaurants. final evening on board. to the gorge, we will board a motor and the Old Town. We will moor launch for the one hour cruise to overnight and have the chance to Day 7 Dubrovnik. Set sail early this Day 8 Dubrovnik to London. Obrovac, where we will enjoy a lunch dine in one of the many restaurants morning for Dubrovnik – the “Pearl Disembark this morning and return of local specialities before taking on the Riva promenade. of the Adriatic”. Upon arrival in to London by scheduled flight. a walk. On our return to Zadar in the late afternoon, there will be a Day 5 River Cetina & Hvar. Sail this short guided walk around the town. morning to Omis. Here we will board Tonight, enjoy dinner on board and small boats for the trip along the 2017 DEPARTURE DATES AND PRICES PER PERSON maybe enjoy an after dinner walk as valley of the emerald green River Based on double occupancy we moor in Zadar overnight. Cetina. Over centuries, the river has cut a magnificent canyon in the 24th April; 8th May; Day 3 Krka National Park & Sibenik. mountains surrounding it. We arrive at 5th June; 19th June; 22nd May; We set sail during breakfast for Radmanove mlinice (Radman’s Mills). Cat Cabin Description 25th September 11th September Skradin, passing through the group Dating from 1722, the mill was used 1 Lower Deck Twin/ Double £1895 £2295 of islands making up the Kornati to grind cereals for the inhabitants 2 Main Deck Twin/ Double £2095 £2495 National Park. After lunch, visit the of Omis. Sail for the island of Hvar 3 Main/Upper Deck Master Double £2495 £2895 dramatic waterfalls in Krka where this afternoon. Enjoy dinner on 4 Main Deck Single £2195 £2595 we will see “Skradinski Buk”, a large board tonight whilst moored at the 1 Lower Deck Twin Sole Use £2895 £3295 natural pool with high waterfalls at picturesque harbour in Stari Grad. one end and cascades at the other. Price Includes: Economy class scheduled air travel, seven nights aboard the Royal Eleganza, breakfast and lunch daily, dinners on days 1, 2, 5 and 7, beer, We will then take a walk along Day 6 Hvar & Korcula. A short wine and soft drinks with lunches and dinners served on board, services of a tour wooden jetties and bridges to admire drive this morning will take us to manager, shore excursions with local English speaking guides, entrance fees, the falls, and the unique flora and Hvar Town where we will enjoy a transfers, port taxes, airport taxes, gratuities on board and whilst on excursions. fauna. On our return to the ship, walking tour of the old town starting Not Included: Travel insurance, visa if required, dinners on days 3, 4 and 6. cruise to Sibenik, where there is an in the main square which is the NB. Some flight schedules have not been released at the time of going to print opportunity to dine independently largest piazza in Dalmatia. See the and therefore the itinerary is subject to change on their release. +44 (0)20 7752 0000 Sibenik Water Taxi, Zadar Skradinski Buk, Krka National Park Split, Croatia The Itinerary - Dubrovnik to Zadar Day 1 London to Dubrovnik, more humble residential area of pool with high waterfalls at one there will be an excursion to the Croatia. Fly by scheduled flight. Burg. Return to the ship to dine on end and cascades at the other. Zrmanja Gorge. The River Zrmanja Upon arrival enjoy lunch before board. We will then take a walk along is 69 kilometres long and flows transferring to the Royal Eleganza wooden jetties and bridges to into the Adriatic. At the dramatic where the crew will welcome us Day 4 River Cetina & Split. Cruise admire the falls, and the unique entrance to the gorge, we will aboard. Dinner is then served this morning to Omis. Here we will flora and fauna. This afternoon we board a motor launch for the one and the ship moors overnight board small boats for the trip along set sail for Zadar, passing through hour cruise to Obrovac, where in Dubrovnik – the “Pearl of the the valley of the emerald green the group of islands making up the we will enjoy a lunch of local Adriatic”. River Cetina. Over centuries, the world famous archipelago of the specialities before taking a walk. river has cut a magnificent canyon Kornati National Park. Tonight, dine Return to the Royal Eleganza and Day 2 Dubrovnik & Korcula. After into the mountains surrounding it. independently ashore in one of the meet later for the Captain’s Dinner breakfast, enjoy a guided walk We arrive at Radmanove mlinice many local restaurants. on our final evening. through this breathtaking city. (Radman’s Mills). Dating from 1722, Dubrovnik’s many historic and the mill was used to grind cereals Day 7 Zadar & Zrmanja Gorge. Day 8 Zadar to London. Disembark cultural treasures have earned it for the inhabitants of Omis. Sail for After breakfast, join the guided this morning and transfer to Split for designation as a UNESCO World Split where we will moor overnight walk through Zadar, after which your scheduled flight to London. Heritage Site. See the major and this evening have the chance attractions such as the Rector’s to dine in one of the many Palace, the Romanesque-Gothic restaurants on the Riva promenade. Dominican and Franciscan 2017 DEPARTURE DATES AND PRICES PER PERSON Monasteries, and the Sponza Day 5 Split & Sibenik. Enjoy a Based on double occupancy Palace. Relax on board this guided walking tour this morning afternoon as we sail to Korcula. through this fascinating city. See 12th June; 1st May; 15th May; Said to be the birthplace of Marco the Palace of Diocletian and the 26th June; 29th May; 4th Polo, Korcula boasts crooked Old Town. Later, set sail for the Cat Cabin Description 18th September September Medieval streets, and elegant historic town of Sibenik. Visit the 1 Lower Deck Twin/ Double £1895 £2295 squares which are flanked with Cathedral of St. James, and the St. 2 Main Deck Twin/ Double £2095 £2495 palaces of the old nobility. Enjoy Nicholas Fortress. There is a further 3 Main/Upper Deck Master Double £2495 £2895 some free time here before dinner opportunity to dine independently 4 Main Deck Single £2195 £2595 on board.
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