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Itinerary: One Island to Another Saturday SPLIT (D) Thursday PELJEŠAC PENINSULA - with One of Our Deluxe Check in at Split Harbour Croatia Table of Contents: KL Deluxe Cruise 6 Founded in 1992, Katarina line, a family run business has become the leading cruise specialist in Croatia with capacities of more than 1200 beds on various Croatia Deluxe One-way Cruises 8 ships with weekly guaranteed departures covering Croatian highlights. Kvarner Bay of Islands (Route KL1) 10 Southern Explorer (Route KL2) 12 Built on the basis of customer care, attention to detail and value for money, not compromising quality, our team of dedicated travel professionals provide Dubrovnik Discovery (Route KL5) 14 impeccable service and expertise and continue to design and develop unique Croatian Wilderness (Route KL3) 16 tours crafted to perfection whether on land or sea. Nature and Culture (Route KL4) 17 Northern pearls (Route KL6) 18 Our choice of guaranteed departures presented in this brochure is just a small part of our extensive pallete of services that we are able to offer. Southern pearls (Route KL7) 19 Adriatic explorer (Route KL8) 21 Cycle & cruise from Opatija Kvarner Bay 24 Anamaria Hauptfeld Schweitzer “voted best tour Cycle & cruise from Split South Dalmatia 26 Cruise Department Manager organizer in 2014 Cycle & cruise from Split North Dalmatia 28 by Croatian Bike & Sun 30 National Tourist Board” Light Bike & Hike 31 Walk & hike Kvarner Bay 32 Walk & hike Dalmatia 33 Fit & Vital in Kvarner Bay 34 Yoga cruise 35 Croatia land & cruise Kvarner Bay 36 Croatia land & cruise Southern Explorer 38 Croatia land & cruise Dubrovnik Discovery 40 Croatia land & Southern pearls cruise from Dubrovnik 42 Croatia land & Southern pearls cruise from Zagreb 44 Coast Express 46 Coast Express Venice 48 Young Fun Cruise 50 Gay Deluxe Cruise 52 Naturist cruises 53 Croatian Rhapsody (Land Tour) 54 Lakes & Mediterranean harmony (Land Tour) 56 Katarina line invites you to experience For individual or group bookings an authentic Croatian cruise on the crystal clear Adriatic Sea. Our fleet New larger, luxury ships lavishly designed, Deluxe category fully air-conditioned, spacious en-suite cabins with double or twin beds. Guided tours, numerous special services and experiences are included. Double bed cabin Bar in dining area Our fleet Newly built ships with fully air-conditioned Wooden vintage sailing ships. A+ category en-suite cabins with double or twin beds. A category Cabins with private bathrooms, mostly bunk beds, air-conditioned dining area. Dining area Mostly bunk beds - third bed possibility Wooden vintage sailing ships, cabins with B category bunk beds and washbasin, shared facilities. Dining area Dining area Twin cabin Mostly bunk beds Opatija Krk Cres Rab Lošinj Ilovik Molat Zadar Sali waterfalls Krka/ Wasserfälle Vodice Telašćica Šibenik Zlarin Trogir Split Omiš Guaranteed departures CRUISE Primošten CROATIA Supetar Makarska KL Deluxe Cruise Bol Deluxe Cruise IN STYLE Stari Grad departures from Split Pelješac Peninsula Vis Hvar Šćedro KL 2 - DELUX Komiža Korčula Enjoy seven Mljet Šipan Pomena Dubrovnik unforgettable days Lastovo cruising on the southern Adriatic Sea from Itinerary: one island to another Saturday SPLIT (D) Thursday PELJEŠAC PENINSULA - with one of our deluxe Check in at Split harbour. Enjoy our guided tour of HVAR (B,L ) Split, a historic town under UNESCO protection and Morning departure towards Hvar. Lunch stop on the cruisers. Relax and let a part of the world heritage – of special interest is small Island of Šćedro followed by a swim stop at .the captain, the crew the magnificent Diocletian palace, once inhabited the Pakleni Islands. Arrival to Hvar in the afternoon by the Roman emperor. Return to the ship for a wel- Hvar is the longest island in the Adriatic and one of and a tour manager, come cocktail and enjoy the meet & greet party on the sunniest; known for lavish lavender fields and board. Overnight in Split. breathtaking beauty. Before disembarking there take care of you. Relax will be a short presentation of lavender products Sunday SPLIT - KORČULA (B,L) followed by a tour of the town. Overnight in Hvar. on spacious decks, or Early morning departure towards Korčula Island, best known as the birthplace of Marco Polo. Stop Friday HVAR - BOL (B,L,D) -refresh yourself in the for lunch in one of the secluded bays on route. Early Our final stop will be the Island of Brač and pic afternoon arrival in Korčula followed by a guided Adriatic sea in the turesque town of Bol. Walk along the promenade walking tour of this lovely town with fortified walls. and swim at one of the most famous beaches in morning. Afternoons Overnight in Korčula. Dalmatia – Zlatni Rat (the Golden Horn). Bol is a -Monday KORČULA - MLJET/ typical fishermen’s town turned into a popular tour and evenings are ist destination. Lunch on board and more time to DUBROVNIK (B,L,D) explore the resort until afternoon wine tasting in carefully planned to Next morning we head further south to the Island the facilities of the oldest Dalmatia wine coopera- of Mljet. Join the cruise manager for a stroll to the tive (dating 1903). The evening is reserved for the explore Croatia’s finest famous salt lakes in the Mljet National Park and Captain’s farewell dinner with entertainment. Over- enjoy the boat ride to the St Mary Isle to visit an night in Bol. destinations with local ancient Benedictine monastery, an old abbey and experts. a Church dating from the 12th Century. Return to Saturday BOL - SPLIT (B) the ship for lunch after which we depart towards Early morning departure for Split and on arrival it Dubrovnik with late afternoon arrival. Before is time to say goodbye to the crew and all your new we tie the ropes at Gruž harbour the captain will friends! Check out by 9.00 am and transfer to Split take you for a cruise along side the old city walls airport. while a buffet dinner is served on deck to enjoy the spectacular views of the city walls. Overnight in Dubrovnik. Deluxe category package includes: Tuesday DUBROVNIK (B) Half board (english breakfast & three Today you have a whole day to enjoy this magi- course lunch or dinner) cal town. After breakfast transfer to the old town for the guided walking tour followed by a cable car 1 drink & 1 L of water daily from the Old Town to Srđ mountain to enjoy scenic Welcome reception & cocktail views of the Walls and Elaphiti Islands enabling you Captain’s dinner with live entertainment to take best pictures of the old town. Overnight in Tour manager Dubrovnik. Sightseeing tours of: Dubrovnik, Hvar, Korčula, Split Wednesday DUBROVNIK - PELJEŠAC Evening dinner cruise along the old city PENINSULA (B,L,D) walls of Dubrovnik In the morning we will leave this magnificent town Dubrovnik cable car entrance fee and continue our cruise towards the little seaside Mljet National Park entrance fee village on the Pelješac peninsula, well known for it excellent wine. Before lunch a short stop at one of Croatian wine tasting in Bol the Elaphiti Islands and afternoon arrival to Pelješac All inclusive Croatian Village Party peninsula. Transfer to the village Kuna for a tour of Return transfers from Split airport to the local church and monastery followed by a visit Split harbour to a local farm where you will indulge in a typi- Bus transfer from Dubrovnik port to Old cal village evening with Croatian delicacies, an all town Dubrovnik inclusive dinner with local dishes made from their Daily cabin service own produce. Late transfer back to the ship. Over- Free wi-fi night on Pelješac peninsula. 6 7 katarina-line.com Opatija Krk Cres Rab Lošinj Ilovik Molat Zadar Sali waterfalls Krka/ Wasserfälle Vodice Telašćica Šibenik Zlarin Trogir Split Omiš Guaranteed departures Primošten Supetar Makarska Croatia Deluxe Bol Cruise Stari Grad Pelješac Peninsula One-way Cruises Vis Hvar Šćedro Komiža Ston DepartureDELUX from Split OW Slano Korčula Mljet Šipan Pomena Dubrovnik Small ship cruises along Itinerary: Lastovo the charming Croatian 7 Saturday SPLIT (D) Transfer from Split airport to the Split harbor for coastline and islands nights check in from 14.00h onwards. After settling, en- us to an oyster farm to learn more about oysters joy the guided tour of Split, a historic town under on the brand new and tasting this delicious treat. Transfer to the ship UNESCO protection and part of the world heritage for the Captain’s dinner with entertainment. -lavishly designed, fully with the magnificent Diocletian palace, once inhab ited by the Roman emperor. After the tour, return Friday SLANO – DUBROVNIK (B, air-conditioned vessel to the ship for a welcome meet & greet cocktail L, D) reception on board. Overnight in Split. Early morning departure to Dubrovnik. The special Infinity with spacious charm of this ancient town are the buildings that Sunday (B, L) SPLIT – (BOL) HVAR have remained from the time of the old Dubrovnik Morning departure to Brač island where swimming en-suite cabins. One way Republic. Before we tie the ropes at Gruž harbour is planned at the most famous beach in Dalmatia cruise alongside the old Dubrovnik city walls while itineraries from Split – Zlatni Rat near Bol. Continue towards the jet-set lunch is served on deck. After docking, transfer to island Hvar with lunch on board at the Pakleni Is- the old town for the guided walking tour of this to Dubrovnik or from lands. Hvar is the longest and sunniest island in magical town ending with the cable car from the the Adriatic known for lavish lavender fields and Dubrovnik to Split include Old Town to Srđ mountain to enjoy scenic views of breathtaking beauty. Afternoon arrival followed the Walls and Elaphiti Islands. Time at leisure for by a short presentation of lavender products and exciting gastronomic and dinner and overnight in Dubrovnik.
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