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ADRIATIC CRUISES 2021 Guaranteed Departures TABLE OF CONTENTS WHY KOMPAS? WHY BOOK AND TRAVEL WITH KOMPAS 3 CRUISE VACATIONS JEWELS OF DALMATIA FROM DUBROVNIK TO SPLIT ~ M/S PRESTIGE 4 8 days from Dubrovnik to Mljet, Korcula, Vela Luka, Vis, Hvar, Stari Grad, Bol and Split JEWELS OF DALMATIA FROM SPLIT TO DUBROVNIK ~ M/S PRESTIGE 6 8 days from Split to Bol, Stari Grad, Hvar, Vis, Vela Luka, Korcula, Mljet and Dubrovnik ADRIATIC EXPLORER FROM DUBROVNIK TO ZADAR ~ M/S PREMIER 8 8 days from Dubrovnik to Mljet, Korcula, Hvar, Bol, Split, Trogir, Sibenik, Sali and Zadar ADRIATIC EXPLORER FROM ZADAR TO DUBROVNIK ~ M/S PREMIER 10 8 days from Zadar to Sibenik, Trogir, Split, Bol, Hvar, Korcula, Mljet and Dubrovnik ADRIATIC CRUISE WITH ROMANTIC VENICE ~ M/S PREMIER 12 12 days from Dubrovnik to Mljet, Korcula, Hvar, Bol, Split, Trogir, Sibenik, Sali, Zadar, Opatija and Venice DIVINE CROATIA CRUISE WITH SLOVENIA AND VENICE ~ M/S PRESTIGE 16 12 days from Dubrovnik to Mljet, Korcula, Vela Luka, Vis, Hvar, Stari Grad, Bol, Split, Opatija and Venice AMAZING CROATIA BY LAND AND SEA ~ M/S PREMIER 20 10 days from Zagreb to Plitvice Lakes, Zadar, Sali, Sibenik, Trogir, Split, Bol, Hvar, Korcula, Mljet and Dubrovnik MAJESTIC CROATIA FROM ZAGREB TO DUBROVNIK ~ M/S PRESTIGE 22 10 days from Zagreb to Plitvice Lakes, Split, Bol, Stari Grad, Hvar, Vis, Vela Luka, Korcula, Mljet and Dubrovnik AUTHENTIC CROATIA FROM POREC TO DUBROVNIK ~ M/S MY WISH 24 8 days from Porec to Rovinj, Brijuni, Pula, Mali Losinj, Zadar, Vodice, Krka, Primosten, Split, Hvar, Korcula, Mljet and Dubrovnik AUTHENTIC CROATIA FROM DUBROVNIK TO POREC ~ M/S MY WISH 26 8 days from Dubrovnik to Korcula, Hvar, Split, Primosten, Krka, Vodice, Zadar, Mali Losinj, Pula, Brjuni, Rovinj and Porec DECK PLANS M/S MY WISH 28 M/S PREMIER 29 M/S PRESTIGE 30 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 31 TERMS & CONDITIONS TERMS AND CONDITIONS 32 WHY KOMPAS? Dear Cruise Enthusiast: We are delighted that you’ve chosen Kompas as your travel companion. And we are grateful and excited to embark on this amazing journey with you. The year was 1951, and the motive was to create wholesome travel experiences in erstwhile Yugoslavia. That task fell on the ‘Putnik Transport Agency’ which, in 1959, was renamed as ‘Kompas’. By the 1980’s, and to the delight of its innumerable guests, Kompas’ 4000 employees steered hundreds of motor-coaches, cars, ships and yachts and they managed several ski centers, hotels and restaurants. After Slovenia declared independence from Yugoslavia in 1991, Kompas expanded internationally and became the largest travel company in the region. It’s head-office is in Europe’s greenest capital Ljubljana. The company has sales and operations offices in 19 cities, most of them in Eastern and Central Europe. Kompas associates, tour directors, drivers and guides are passionate about their Croatia and cruising the Adriatic Sea. They want nothing more than for you to discover and love their islands, coastline and culture the way they do. Their unique insights, combined with your own travel aspirations, led Kompas to create this wondrous collection of Adriatic Cruises. All cruise only itineraries depart on Sundays (Saturday transatlantic flights from the USA) and are leisurely paced to finish on the next Sunday. For longer journeys, you might consider a cruise and land vacation. Or, you can extend your cruise vacation by adding on a Kompas tour which will afford you a discount of 10%. Kompas operates a fleet of Deluxe and Superior cruise ships, some brand new and featuring private balconies. All ships offer the highest level of comfort all around. Throughout the ships, there is air conditioning and all cabins have an LCD TV, a safe deposit box, bathroom toiletries, a hair dryer, bathrobes and slippers and free WIFI. Safety is prime and all ships have the most modern fire alarm systems, emergency lights, generators, life boats, tender boats PA systems, sound and fire proofing, communication and navigation systems. There is ample room on the sundecks where loungers are aplenty. From the rear deck, there is easy access to the sea for swimming. Food safety and hygiene in our kitchens, restaurants and throughout the ships is assured by following stringent HACCP standards. The electricity current on board is 220 volts and the electrical outlets are of the Continental European round pronged variety. Also, all of Kompas’ Adriatic Cruises are guaranteed to depart, even if there are only a small number of guests booked. In addition, Kompas offers a substantial discount for early bookers, and flexibility for when plans change. Thank you for letting us guide your travels. Escorted Tours Adriatic Small Ship Cruises Independent Journeys Custom Groups Wholesome Affordable Travel Packages Since 1951 ADRIATIC CRUISES 2021 JEWELS OF DALMATIA FROM DUBROVNIK TO SPLIT ~ M/S PRESTIGE 8 days from Dubrovnik to Mljet, Korcula, Vela Luka, Vis, Hvar, Stari Grad, Bol and Split VACATION HIGHLIGHTS: Arrival transfer from Dubrovnik airport or Dubrovnik hotel (if CROATIA hotel is booked through Kompas) to the port. Alternatively, BOSNIA & join from a Kompas escorted tour. Split HERZEGOVINA 8-day/7-night cruise from Dubrovnik to Split aboard the Bol beautiful MS Prestige featuring: Stari Grad Hvar MONTENEGRO Superior cabins with private bathroom, air-conditioning, Vis Korcula and LCD TV Vela Luka Mljet Dubrovnik Free Wi-Fi Daily housekeeping (fresh bed linen and towels midweek) ADRIATIC SEA Amenity kit Bathrobe and slippers Complimentary bottled water, coffee, tea and fresh fruit Daily breakfast on board ITINERARY: 6 lunches on board Day 1, arrive in Dubrovnik, Sunday 2 dinners: Welcome reception with dinner on board You will be transferred from the airport or your hotel in Dubrovnik to Gruz Harbor where embarkation begins at Captain’s dinner with live music and a glass of wine noon. Later, meet your fellow travelers and your Cruise Professional cruise manager throughout the cruise Manager for an onboard Welcome Reception and Dinner. Luggage handling This evening, you can relax on board or take a stroll through Port taxes Dubrovnik’s Old Town. (D) Sightseeing tours with licensed local guides Whisper technology enhanced touring Admissions included where indicated in bold letters Day 2, Dubrovnik – Mljet, Monday Departure transfer from Split port to Split airport or Split hotel We start the day with breakfast and a walking tour of (if hotel is booked through Kompas). Alternatively, continue Dubrovnik, the “Pearl of Adriatic” and a UNESCO World on and join a Kompas escorted tour. Heritage site. We visit the Rector’s Palace and the Franciscan Monastery’s Pharmacy before returning to the ship. While we set sail for Mljet Island, lunch is served. Mljet National Park M/S Prestige Rating: Superior features five types of forest, many species of birds, and two deep lakes called Veliko Jezero (Big Lake) and Malo Jezero CRUISE SPOTLIGHTS: (Small Lake). This amazing island was supposedly a favorite holiday spot for the Greek hero Ulysses! The evening is at Dubrovnik, the "Pearl of the Adriatic" leisure. (B, L) Mljet National Park Korcula: visit of an olive oil mill, the Barilo Ethno Museum, and a local vineyard Hvar, the sunniest Croatian island Island Vis with its natural beauty The Golden Horn beach on Bol island Split built around Diocletian's Palace | 4 | ADRIATIC CRUISES 2021 JEWELS OF DALMATIA FROM DUBROVNIK TO SPLIT ~ M/S PRESTIGE 8 days from Dubrovnik to Mljet, Korcula, Vela Luka, Vis, Hvar, Stari Grad, Bol and Split Day 6, Vis – Hvar – Stari Grad, Friday Our cruise continues towards Hvar, one of the most popular islands in the Adriatic Sea and a rendez-vous point for the international jet-set. The “Croatian Madeira” is also one of the longest islands in the Adriatic. Our sightseeing tour of Hvar includes the first public theatre in Europe, the Franciscan Monastery and many more historical sights. We then sail on to Stari Grad for the night. Onboard our ship tonight, there is the Captain’s dinner with live entertainment and a glass of wine. (B, L, D) Day 7, Stari Grad – Bol – Split, Saturday Day 3, Mljet – Korcula, Tuesday We sail to Bol, home to one of the most breathtaking beaches After breakfast, we enjoy spectacular coastal scenery, en in Croatia: the Golden Horn. This vast, golden pebble beach is route to Korcula, believed to be the birthplace of the explorer unique in that it changes shape and position depending on Marco Polo. Our walking tour of Korcula takes us through the direction of the winds. During lunch on board, we continue its narrow, cobble-stone streets and includes a visit to the sailing to Split. Here, a walking tour shows off the historic inner majestic Gothic-Baroque Cathedral of St. Mark. (B, L) city, built around the Palace of the Roman Emperor Diocletian, a UNESCO World Heritage site. We also see the remnants of Split’s Roman heritage, its Renaissance and Gothic structures, Day 4, Korcula – Vela Luka, Wednesday Jupiter’s Temple, the Peristyle, and the Cathedral. The evening This morning we sail along the beautiful island of Korcula. is free to explore even more in Split. (B, L) There is time to swim in the Adriatic Sea. After lunch onboard, we disembark in Vela Luka (the “big harbor”) town, dating Day 8, depart Split, Sunday back to pre-historic times, and we depart for an afternoon ‘Korcula island tour’. On the island, we visit of an olive oil After breakfast, it’s time to disembark. You will be transferred mill, the Barilo Ethno Museum, and a vineyard for wine to the airport or your hotel in Split. Alternatively, you can stay and cheese tasting.
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