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Unforgettable Croatia Cruise from Zadar to Dubrovnik UNFORGETTABLE CROATIA CRUISE FROM ZADAR TO DUBROVNIK A classic Croatia cruise from Zadar to Dubrovnik and visiting acquainted with the rules and safety measures. Your journey some of the highlights of Croatia's Adriatic coast and islands. begins with dinner onboard and overnight in Zadar. We cruise to Sibenik, Trogir, Hvar, Korcula, Mljet & Dubrovnik. DAY 2 Sunday ZADAR – SIBENIK; B, L In the mornings we cruise between the small ports and harbours After breakfast you can join us for an optional Zadar walking we visit, anchoring in small bays along the way so you can swim tour*. Your walk with our guide will take you through the Roman or snorkel in the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic, and there is Forum from the 2nd century BC, passing by the 9th century plenty of time to relax on the sun deck, the best place to enjoy pre-Romanesque church of St. Donatus as well as St. Anastasia the fantastic 360 degree views of the coastal mountains and church. Early afternoon sail across Zadar archipelago will start islands we cruise past. In the afternoons and evening we to reveal the beauties of Dalmatia. In the late afternoon arrival explore our destination for the day and the many great and overnight in port of Sibenik, a sight to behold from every restaurants that line the harbours we are moored in. perspective rolling down the hillslopes towered by the immense fortress of St. Michael. An optional walking tour* will introduce you to Šibenik’s great claim to Renaissance –the town’s Cathedral of St. James, and the present day, when the town known as one of Croatia’s upcoming gems. Experience its stone alleys and great cuisine in an evening on your own. Overnight in Šibenik.. *Zadar Walking tour – optional walking tour package *Sibenik Walking tour – optional walking tour package DAY 3 Monday SIBENIK – TROGIR – SPLIT; B, L Enjoy the stunning waterfront of Šibenik as you navigate down the narrow channel of St. Anthony out to the open seas. Today you will sail to Split with Trogir en route, a petite island bridged to the mainland. A showcase of stunning architecture founded upon Greek and Roman heritage, optional walking* tour ITINERARY available in early afternoon. Our final port of the day will be DAY 1 Saturday Embarkation ZADAR; D Split, explore it on your own or join our optional walking tour* to Embark at any time after 14:00. Over a welcome drink and a learn about the Diocletian’s Palace, once the Roman Emperor’s snack, meet your Cruise Director and the crew and get retirement estate and today a lively city center. Whatever you 01432 507 280 (within UK) [email protected] | small-cruise-ships.com do, make sure to take it easy in Split, as after all, that is the hiking or cycling here, possibly even kayaking to the small islet true highlight of local living. Dinner on board and overnight in in the center of the lake, charming with its 12th-century Split. *Trogir Walking tour – optional walking tour package Monastery of St. Mary. Alternatively, join our optional *Split Walking Tour – optional walking tour package excursion** – but whatever you do, do not pass on setting foot on Mljet! Enjoy a refreshing dip before setting sail back to the DAY 4 Tuesday SPLIT – HVAR; B, D mainland and the small settlement of Slano where we are Enjoy breakfast and free time in Split or take an optional trip to docked for overnight. **Optional excursion: Mljet National Park the mainland, get stunned by the dramatic rocks backing the lovely settlement of Omiš right at the mouth of Cetina River. DAY 7 Friday SLANO – DUBROVNIK; B, L Consider exploring the Cetina River canyon in a boat Take in the last of the Slano cool over breakfast. In vicinity of excursion**. Afternoon we are sailing to Hvar, officially the Slano, the petite town of Ston claims its fame for many things sunniest of 1200 Croatian islands. This jet-set fave is also the gourmand: potent wines, ancient salt production and succulent island with the most UNESCO-listed heritage in the entire world, oysters and mussels. Our optional tour the Taste of Dalmatia** so consider joining our optional guided tour*. Overnight in Hvar. highlights all these treasures, but you can also just relax in *Hvar Walking tour – optional walking tour package **Optional Slano. In early afternoon, we will set sail to Croatia’s excursion: Cetina river southernmost gem and the renowned hotspot, Dubrovnik. Glimpse at its beauty sailing beneath the mighty City Walls, DAY 5 Wednesday HVAR – KORCULA; B, L much in the same way its enemies and allies used to, before Morning departure from Hvar to Korcula. Korčula Island, one of dropping anchor in the port of Gruž. The optional walking tour* the largest islands in the Adriatic, known for its signature lush of Dubrovnik Old Town takes you by the world-famous dark forests. You’ll realize Korčula was a Venetian stronghold as landmarks, strolling down the same streets that the cast and soon as you lay your eyes on the many lion statues which lurk crews of the Game of Thrones, Star Wars and Robin Hood at you from the town’s facades and gates, intertwined with walked. Whatever you might consider to be the town’s main some of the most outstanding stonework you will see on the drawcard, Dubrovnik’s city walls and its courteous spirit will Adriatic coast. The alleged home of the world renowned traveler swiftly transport you back in time to when this was an Marco Polo is bound to charm you whether you explore it on independent republic which successfully rivaled the Venetian your own or in an optional walking tour*. Overnight in Korčula. Republic. Enjoy an evening of romance, glitz and glam, as you *Korčula Walking tour – optional walking tour package will be staying in Dubrovnik overnight. *Dubrovnik town tour with a coach transfer from Dubrovnik port (Gruz) to the Old town DAY 6 Thursday KORČULA – MLJET – SLANO; B, D (Captains dinner); – optional walking tour package Continue your cruise to another green island, this time Mljet. Island’s national park is the home of two salty lakes connected DAY 8 Saturday DUBROVNIK departure; B to the sea via a narrow canal. Nature lovers will get a thrill from Enjoy your breakfast before disembarking the ship by 9 AM. 01432 507 280 (within UK) [email protected] | small-cruise-ships.com YOUR SHIP: ADRIATIC PEARL YOUR SHIP: Adriatic Pearl VESSEL TYPE: LENGTH: PASSENGER CAPACITY: BUILT/REFURBISHED: MS Adriatic Pearl was launched 2012 and completely size bed refurbished in 2017. She is a premium class 41 m (134 ft) \- 4 triple cabins-queen size bed + additional single bed long, 8.5 m (28 ft) wide vessel with a cruising speed of 9 knots. Main deck: 10 cabins Adriatic Pearl has 18 ensuite cabins, all fully air-conditioned, \- 3 twin cabins and she carries a maximum of 40 passengers. \- 7 double cabins-queen size bed She has a fully air conditioned salon-restaurant with a well Cabin furnishings include a cupboard, a cabinet and a window equipped bar and LCD TV. At the rear of the vessel there is a or a porthole. All cabins are equipped with power plugs, LCD TV, shaded lounge area with tables and comfortable sofas. The top safe box and hairdryer. Bathrooms are fully equipped with a "sun deck" is equipped with sun loungers and a jacuzzi and shower, toilette and vanity with a sink. provides a great spot to rest while cruising and to take in the Cabin sizes 360 degree views. WIFI is available free of charge in the salon \- Lower deck cabins: 14 -18 m2 with bathroom and in the rear part of the vessel. \- Main deck cabins: 11,5 -13 m2 with bathroom CABIN SPECIFICATION Beds - Double-queen-size bed (165 x 200 cm / 65 x 79 in) Lower deck: 8 cabins \- Twin-two single beds (90 x 200 cm / 35 x 79 in each) \- 2 twin cabins \- Triple-queen-size bed with an additional single bed. \- 2 double cabins-queen 01432 507 280 (within UK) [email protected] | small-cruise-ships.com INSIDE YOUR SHIP Lower Deck Cabin Main Deck Cabin 01432 507 280 (within UK) [email protected] | small-cruise-ships.com PRICING 25-Sep-2021 to 02-Oct-2021 Lower Deck Cabin £1335 GBP pp Main Deck Cabin £1446 GBP pp 09-Oct-2021 to 16-Oct-2021 Lower Deck Cabin £1223 GBP pp Main Deck Cabin £1335 GBP pp ADDITIONAL CHARGES: Port taxes 45 EUR pp 01432 507 280 (within UK) [email protected] | small-cruise-ships.com.
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