Kvarner & Bay of Islands Cruise Itinerary

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Kvarner & Bay of Islands Cruise Itinerary Kvarner & Bay of Islands Cruise Itinerary DAY 1 - OPATIJA - KRK ISLAND DAY 7 - CRES ISLAND - OPATIJA Depart at 13:00h with lunch on board followed by a swim stop in the After breakfast depart for Opatija. On route you can experience the crystal clear sea on route to Krk Island - the largest of the Croatian spectaular views of the famous Opatija Riviera. Afternoon arrival in Islands. Evening at leisure and overnight in town of Krk. Opatija for a stroll along the famous Franz Josef promenade. Head to Lungo Mare for numerous cafes and restaurants or the nearby DAY 2 - KRK ISLAND - RAB ISLAND fishermans village Volosko, well known for excellent seafood After breakfast cruise towards Rab - also knonwn as the “Island of restaurants. Overnight in Opatija. love”. Enjoy this town encircled by medieval walls, Romanesque church towers, churches, palaces, stone streets and ancient facacdes. DAY 8 - OPATIJA Overnight in town of Rab. After breakfast say goodbye to your crew and transfer to Opatija Airport for your flight home or extend your stay with some additional DAY 3 - RAB ISLAND - ZADAR time in this fabulous town. Morning cruise from Rab towards Zadar along Pag Island. Enjoy a swim stop along the way on the tiny Maun Island. Upon arrival, enjoy DAY 6 - LOSINJ ISLAND - CRES ISLAND a guided city tour of Zadar which was for centuries the metropolis of After breakfast enjoy a morning swim before cruising towards Cres Dalmatia and today the centre of the region. Vist the famous Zadar Island, a long and narrow island covered with oak, beech and pine Sea Organs and “The Greeting of the Sun” light installation before forests as well as vineyards and olive tree plantations. Spend the overnighting in Zadar. night in the harbour of the typical medieval town Cres. DAY 4 - ZADAR - MOLAT ISLAND - OLIB DAY 7 - CRES ISLAND - OPATIJA Early departure for Molat or Olib Island (dependant on harbour After breakfast depart for Opatija. O route you can experience the space), both islands are situated in the Northern part of Zadar’s spectaular views of the famous Opatija Riviera. Afternoon arrival in archipelago where you can enjoy peace and serenity. Captains dinner Opatija for a stroll along the famous Franz Josef promenade. Head to on board and overnight. Lungo Mare for numerous cafes and restaurants or the nearby fishermans village Volosko, well known for excellent seafood DAY 5 - MOLAT ISLAND or OLIB - ILOVIK - LOSINJ ISLAND restaurants. Overnight in Opatija. After breakfast enjoy a morning swim before cruising towards Ilovik, the island of flowers where you will enjoy a short stop before DAY 8 - OPATIJA departing for Mail Losinj Island. This is one of the most popular After breakfast say goodbye to your crew and transfer to Opatija islands on the northern Adriatic due to the abundance of pine trees Airport for your flight home or extend your stay with some additional and clear waters. Overnight in harbour. time in this fabulous town. DAY 6 - LOSINJ ISLAND - CRES ISLAND Please note: for reasons of navigational safety, the captain and crew After breakfast enjoy a morning swim before cruising towards Cres of the boat may decide to modify the cruise itinerary, which is beyond Island, a long and narrow island covered with oak, beech and pine Orbital Travel’s control. forests as well as vineyards and olive tree plantations. Spend the night in the harbour of the typical medieval town Cres. continues... Also, Due to specific mooring conditions and requirements in some Croatian ports, ships are moored side by side, making it necessary for the clients to cross from one ship to another with gaps in between ships in order to get to the shore. In such cases clients need to take special care when crossing and do this at their own risk. Crew assis- tance will be given to those needing and requesting it. OPTIONAL EXCURSIONS We have a number of optional excursions which can be booked on board the boat and can be paid for in either EURO, £GBP or the local KUNA currency. Please contact us for more information on optional excursions that are available. **KVARNER BAY OF ISLANDS** 2 OR 5 NIGHT MINI CRUISE OPTIONS ALSO AVAILABLE DELUXE BOAT OPTIONS ALSO AVAILABLE Speak to one of our specialists for more information. **Orbital Travel act as agents for the activity operator/supplier. Please note that the contract for these excursions, tours and activities is between the client and the local suppliers who offer them. Local suppliers are independent of Orbital Travel.**.
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