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Kotor-Dubrovnik CLARISSA CRUISING CROATIAN WATERS – Long route Long route – Kotor‐Dubrovnik First day – Saturday – Embarkation in Kotor On the first day of your cruise, the embarkation will be in the port of Kotor. Hidden in the Bay of Kotor, this port town is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and one of the oldest ports in Montenegro. You will stay in Kotor for the night, after your first dinner being on board. Second day – Sunday – Kotor to Šipan In the morning, your journey will begin and Clarissa will be heading to Croatian teritorial waters. The first stop will be the city Cavtat, in order to pass through the bureocratic procedure of entering Croatia. Once the paperwork is finished, the gulet will continue on its way to the island Šipan, the biggest island in the Elaphiti island group, located north of Dubrovnik. The gulet will dock in the small port town Suđurađ and stay there for the night. Though Suđurađ is small, it is famous for its many summer mansions, with the most famous one being the Summer mansion of Vice Stjepović‐Skočibuha, a famous ship builder from Dubrovnik. The mansion included gardens and terraces, but it was also built as a fort to defend from pirates. This castle is one of the only summer mansions built by the Dubrovnik nobility which is still mostly intact, and it was built in the 16th century, specifically in the year 1563. Third day – Monday – Šipan to Korčula On Monday morning, you will leave Šipan and head to the island Korčula. If you are interested in wines, we can organize a wine tasting in the village Lumbarda. The Milina‐Bire family winery offers an excellent local wine known as Grk. If you would prefer to do some sightseeing, the captain will head straight to the historical town Korčula, your final destination for the day. The town has a long history, which can be seen in its architecture and culture, and the first official mention of the town was by Roman historians in the 4th century BC. As one of the most important port towns in Dalmatia, the town is active througout the summer. Korčula is also the home town of the famous explorer Marco Polo, and you can visit his birth house in the town. The biggest attraction to see in Korčula is the traditional sword dance called Moreška. Fourth day – Tuesday – Korčula to Hvar On the fourth day, you will head to Hvar, probably the most famous island in the southern Dalmatian area. Once you arrive to the island, you will have some time to enjoy the beauty of the Hvar nature in a nice bay. In the afternoon, you will head to the town of Hvar, which is the most popular island destination. In order to avoid the crowded port, the gulet will stay on anchor close to Hvar, in the nearby island group known as Pakleni islands. Though Hvar is famous for its cultural and historical heritage, nowadays it is equally as well known for its night life, making it a very attractive location for young tourists. However, Hvar offers entertainment for everyone. There are many interesting places to visit for sightseeing, with the most notable ones being the Hvar fort and the cathedral, as well as an old 15th century Franciscan monastery and the Hektorović palace. The Pakleni islands are also interesting, as their name literally translates as Hell islands, though the name actually comes from the word „paklina“, which is a type of tree resin, very common on the islands. Rest assured, the islands are quite the opposite of what the name implies, they are very beautiful. Fifth day – Wednesday – Hvar to Lastovo On Wednesday, the gulet will go to the island Lastovo, which is surrounded by 46 small isles and reefs. The town of Lastovo is a typical picturesque island town, with a few historical churches and locations for sightseeing, and with an especially interesting tradition of building intruiging chimneys, as the locals consider it a matter of pride to have a unique chimney. You can spend the day sightseeing on the island, or in one of the bays, relaxing in privacy and enjoying the nature. For the night, you can stay in the bay or in the beautiful port Zaklopatica. Sixth day – Thursday – Lastovo to Mljet The island Mljet is the destination of the sixth day. The western end of the island is protected as one of the eight Croatian national parks, which is the highest level of protection for a natural area. We can organize a guided tour of the national park. You will spend the night in the port Pomena in the national park. The parks special characteristics are two lakes, the Big lake and the Small lake. They are called lakes, though they are connected to the sea beacuse the passages are very small. The larger lake has a small island which has a 12th century Benedictine monastery. The island Mljet is full of legends and history, and some speculate that it is the real location of some events that are attributed to the island Malta. These legends include the story that the island Mljet is actually the island Ogygia from the Odyssey, and also the story that the apostle St. Paul had actually been shipwrecked on Mljet instead of Malta. Whether these stories are true or not, the island is undoubtedly a beautiful location to visit. Seventh day – Friday – Mljet to Dubrovnik On the last day before your disembarkation, you will head towards the final destination of the cruise. In order to have a relaxed day before the end, you will stop at one of the Elaphiti islands to enjoy a relaxed day of swimming and sunbathing, before heading towards Dubrovnik for the evening. Clarissat will dock in Dubrovnik, or in the small port of Zaton if you would prefer a night in a less crowded port. Dubrovnik is the most famous Croatian coastal town, and it has a long history as an independent trade republic. Well known for it's wealth and sea trade, Dubrovnik was a respected city republic which rivaled Venice in power. The old city core is one of the most beautiful places in the world, as it is a fully preserved town fort. The fort walls and towers are tourist attractions, and the Cathedral and Church of St. Vlaho are also very popular places to visit. There are also many palaces built by Dubrovnik noble families. As one of the biggest tourist destinations in Croatia, Dubrovnik is always teeming with life, and there are always cultural events happening, so everyone will be able to find something interesting. Eighth day – Disembarkation in Dubrovnik On the last day of your cruise, breakfast will be served earlier and you will disembark in Dubrovnik. We can organize transfers to your hotel or airport. Hopefully, you will have enjoyed your cruise, and your experience of Croatia will make you want to visit again. .
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