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2021 Deluxe Cruise Adriatic Explorer DUBROVNIK - OPATIJA ONECRUISE WAY Deluxe Cruise Adriatic Explorer <<< Route DUBROVNIK – KORČULA – METKOVIĆ – SPLIT – KRKA WATERFALLS / ŠIBENIK – ZADAR – RAB – OPATIJA Stunning, breathtakingly beautiful landscapes, traditional culture and laid-back style. These new, sumptuously designed and fully airconditioned Deluxe & Deluxe Superior vessels with spacious en- suite cabins are the perfect way to experience the beauty of this long stretch of Croatian coastline. On the move, relax on spacious decks or swim in the crystal clear Adriatic Sea during stops. When we dock, explore small waterfront towns and wander. ITINERARY: Day 1 DUBROVNIK – KORČULA (L) Day 5 ŠIBENIK – ZADAR (B, L) Departure at 13h towards Korčula, an island also known as the birth place of the famous After breakfast you leave for Zadar, the oldest university town in Croatia, famous for its explorer Marco Polo, with a swim stop and lunch on board. Korčula Town commonly rich historical heritage of world importance. There is history at every turn; the Roman referred to be a “miniature Dubrovnik”, as it is encased by medieval stone ramparts and Forum from the 1st Century, St Donat church from the 9th century - the most famous towers. Sightseeing with a local guide through the old town and tiny streets, built in a fish medieval basilica and the symbol of the city. The mighty city walls encase the old town and bone pattern for a reason that you will hear about! Lots of simple konobas, restaurants there is a representative city gate from 16th century. Among many museums, the and cool cocktail bars for chill out time. Overnight in Korčula. Museum of ancient glass stands out together with over 30 churches and majestic family palaces and villas. On the waterfront the award winning Sea Organ and “Greeting to the Day 2 KORČULA – METKOVIĆ (B, L, CD) Sun” light installations show the funky side of Zadar. Overnight in Zadar. Today you discover one of the last remaining wetland deltas in Europe. Cruise to Day 6 ZADAR – RAB ISLAND (B, L, T) Metković, on the banks of the river Neretva after which the delta is named. Here, mandarins grow by the water channels and you take a barge ride to explore the groves, Departure towards Rab, known as the “island of love”, with an old town of the same name. Guided city tour including the medieval walls, the famous four towers (and maybe climb the flora and fauna, wild birds and the traditional way of life of the Neretva people. There’s a delightful “time warp” feeling like nowhere else on the coast. Narona archeological one of them later!) together with palaces, churches and squares. There’s a slight Montmartre feel with many artists painting and exhibiting out on the streets. Legend has museum in Vid, which you visit, was formally inaugurated in 2007 as the first „in situ“ museum in Croatia exhibiting the remains of a Roman temple named Augusteum with 17 it that local nuns created a special Rab cake for a visiting Pope and you will sample this after the tour. The recipe remains forever secret. Overnight in Rab. marble statues, some outsized and some of natural height. This is where the ancient Illyrians, Greeks, Romans once sailed, and, according to legend, the pirates of Neretva Day 7 RAB ISLAND – OPATIJA (B, L) planned their raids on enemy galleys. Captain’s dinner with live entertainment on board scheduled for this evening. Overnight in Metković. The famous Opatija Riviera is often compared to the French Riviera and you have magnificent views of it. Royal families, celebrities and musicians have all stayed in Opatija. Day 3 METKOVIĆ – SPLIT (B, L) Your experienced guide will tell you magnicent history of Opatija and show you its most precious monuments. Walk the famous Franz Joseph promenade – Lungomare to the From Metković your cruise continues to Split, the capital of Dalmatia region, the second fishermen's village of Volosko, home to some of the best seafood restaurants in Croatia, largest city in Croatia with the famous Diocletian’s palace, a UNESCO protected heritage or enjoy Kraš Choco bar to try exclusive chocolate cocktails, cakes or ice-cream. There’s a site where Roman Emperor Diocletian chose his retirement spot! Upon arrival, a local real café-society here. Overnight in the port of Opatija. guide takes you for a walk through the historic and buzzing old town centre and to the market. Overnight in Split. Day 8 OPATIJA (B) Day 4 SPLIT – KRKA WATERFALLS / ŠIBENIK (B, T, D) Breakfast and time to say goodbye to the crew and all your new friends! Wine and waterfalls! Cruise towards Skradin then board your coach. First stop is the famous Bibich winery for wine tasting and light tapas lunch. Back in Skradin you walk Legend: B – breakfast, L – lunch, D – dinner, T – tasting, CD – Captain`s dinner through the Krka Waterfalls National Park and visit “Skradinski Buk”. Jaw droppingly beautiful, this is the most popular part of the waterfall area. There are 17 waterfalls, with cascades up to 100 m wide, and the Krka river tumbles 45.7 meters. Šibenik is almost in the very central part of Croatia’s Adriatic coast and is your afternoon destination. Explore the glorious old town, the cultural monuments and possibly the most famous one here, the UNESCO listed Cathedral of St James. Wander and discover the historic core and waterfront or enjoy some good boutique shopping. Dinner on bord and overnight in Šibenik. Deluxe Cruise Adriatic Explorer RATES: INCLUDED: - Arrival transfer from Dubrovnik airport to Dubrovnik harbor and departure transfer from SATURDAY / WEDNESDAY check in from 12.00h in Dubrovnik harbor; departure at 13.00h Opatija port to Opatija hotel (on the day of arrival and day of departure) - 7 night cruise in deluxe or deluxe superior air-conditioned cabin with en-suite bathroom PRICE PER PERSON IN EUR IN DBL/TWN CABINS 7 NIGHTS / 8 DAYS - Welcome reception & cocktail Saturday departures Wednesday departures - Daily buffet breakfast - 8 meals - Three course lunches daily + cheese and salad bar - Captain's dinner with live entertainment in Metković Jun 30; - A drink with lunch onboard May 05, 19; Jun 02; Jun 16 May 15; May 22; Jul 10, 17; Aug 25; - Complimentary water Oct 06, 20; Aug 11; Jul 14, 28; Sep 08, 22; - Complimentary coffee and tea throughout the day VIP upper/main deck - - - - - Olive oil and wine tasting on board 2205 2310 2415 DELUXE SUPERIOR - Abundant fresh fruit Upper/main deck - - - - - Professional Tour manager 1995 2100 2205 DELUXE SUPERIOR - Visitors' taxes & port fees Lower deck - - - - - Luggage handling 1680 1785 1890 DELUXE SUPERIOR - Daily cabin service and towel change Upper/main deck - Complimentary Wi-Fi on board - - - 1890 1995 2100 2310 DELUXE - Guided walking tours of towns: Korčula, Split, Zadar, Rab & Opatija Lower deck - Barge excursion & visit of museum Narona in Metković - - - 1575 1680 1785 1995 DELUXE - Wine tasting & light tapas lunch in Bibich winery - Rab cake tasting in Rab → Double cabin for single use (Single supplement): +50% - Krka National Park entrance fee No additional fees on arrival except gratuities Flight details to be provided at least 3 weeks (21 days) prior to cruise departure and OPTIONAL SUPPLEMENTS: latest 10 days in advance in order to organise the arrival and departure transfers. - Departure transfers: Various airport transfer possibilities (Rijeka, Pula, Zagreb, Trieste, Ljubljana, Venice) – price on request. - Korčula village dinner experience: EUR 35.- per per person Deluxe Cruise Adriatic Explorer Deluxe Cruise Adriatic Explorer MV MARITIMO or similar Deluxe Cruise Adriatic Explorer MV AQUAMARIN or similar PAYMENT: - Advance payment - EUR 150 per person - Remainder latest one month prior to arrival SPECIAL NOTES: - The Captain reserves the right in changing the route in case of bad weather conditions - All cruise departures are guaranteed, however if less than 10 participants are booked, cruise line reserves the right in cancelling the departure and changing the ship name if the need arises - Guests are obliged to follow the ship rules and regulations found in written form onboard especially in regards to bringing drinks on board - In case of inappropriate behaviour Cruise Line/captain reserves the right in asking clients to disembark CANCELLATION POLICY: - From the day of confirmation up till 30 days prior to arrival – advance payment (EUR 150 per person) - non-refundable - 29-22 days – 25% of the remaining balance - 21-15 days – 50% of the remaining balance - 14-0 days – 100% fee Name change / date change fee –EUR 21 per person TrulyCroatia Tours highly recommends clients to take insurance against cancellation of reserved services! TrulyCroatia Tours offers a complete travel insurance package (travel health insurance, personal accident insurance, private liability, luggage insurance & trip cancellation). Additional information about travel insurance package can be found at: https://trulycroatia.com/travel-insurance/ Due 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 assistance will be given to those needing and requesting it. Cruise not recommended for clients in wheelchairs or with limited mobility. Cruise Line and the captain of the vessel reserve the right to change and modify the route due to weather conditions as well as conditions in the ports visited. The order of visits may be different than published in case of ports being overly crowded and too busy and with the intention to give the customer a better experience overall. wheelchairs or with limited mobility..
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