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Croatia in Depth Dubrovnik to Venice Departing: June 9, 2023 Croatia in Depth $350 per person off AIRFAREwhen booked by 7/9/2021 Korčula, Croatia Mayflower Cruises & Tours featuring Emerald Azzurra Croatia in Depth Dubrovnik to Venice Departing: June 9, 2023 Croatia in Depth 9-Days Dubrovnik to Venice Departing: June 9, 2023 From Dubrovnik to the island of Korcula, Split to Hvar, Šibenik and Zadar to Krk, this unspoilt route through the Adriatic will be yours to uncover. Clear blue waters are synonymous with the Adriatic coast and serve to further enhance Croatia’s inimitable beauty. Split, Croatia Your EmeraldDiscovery highlights unique to your itinerary CROATIA EmeraldPLUS Venice Krk Klapa performance in the Cellars of Diocletian’s Palace 7 Zadar EmeraldACTIVE Šibenik Split Guided hike to Marjan Hill ITALY Dubrovnik EmeraldEXCURSIONS Hvar Korčula 4 Shore excursions, including a walking tour of Šibenik Adriatic Sea DiscoverMORE 17 DiscoverMORE optional excursions, available at an additional cost Mediterranean Sea 1 Number of nights Cruise Cruise start/finish Key: Included Excursion EmeraldPLUS EmeraldACTIVE DiscoverMORE Croatia in Depth Day 1 Depart USA Day 8 Krk, Croatia Depart the USA on your overnight flight to Venice, Italy Krk is the largest island in the Adriatic, and paints a picture of the early days of Croatia. Krk Town is home to the beautiful 12th-century St Mary’s Day 2 Dubrovnik, Croatia Cathedral, and a seafront promenade offering scenic vistas over the Your luxurious yacht cruise begins in Dubrovnik, where you’ll transfer to rolling countryside. Emerald Azzurra and embark on your discovery of Croatia. A walking tour of Krk City tour of Dubrovnik Island tour with wine tasting Guided bike tour of Krk Day 3 Korčula Kayaking tour in Krk The sixth-largest island in the Adriatic, Korčula is among the most beloved in Croatia. Its Old Town, referred to by the locals as “Little Dubrovnik”, is a Day 9 Venice, Italy As you arrive in the floating city of Venice, bid farewell to your crew and delightful collection of medieval churches, palaces and squares, while the fellow passengers as you disembark Emerald Azzurra and are transferred villages of Čara and Smokvica produce the country’s signature dry white to the airport for your return flight home. wine. City tour with gondola ride A walking tour of Korcula Tastes of the island Buggy tour Cooking class itinerary subject to change Day 4 Split Enjoy a taste of real Dalmatian life in awe-inspiring Split. Croatia’s second- largest city effortlessly brings together the country’s traditional and contemporary elements. Diocletian’s Palace is an extraordinary example of Roman architecture and features a myriad of hideaway bars and cafés. A walking tour of Split Klapa performance in the Cellars of Diocletian’s Palace Guided hike to Marjan Hill Guided tour of Trogir Day 5 Hvar Lying neatly off the coast of Split is the island Hvar. Said to be Croatia’s answer to Saint-Tropez, Hvar Town is home to an elegant shoreline Šibenik, Croatia bursting with luxurious yachts and is one of the more glamorous settings in the Adriatic. Hvar island tour Kayaking tour around Hvar and Pakleni islands Included in your cruise Day 6 Šibenik Known for its UNESCO World Heritage-listed St James’ Cathedral and ■ 20 meals: 7 breakfasts, 6 lunches and 7 dinners its famous black and orange hat, Šibenik is a city of tradition. The oldest ■ Airport transfers to and from your yacht, when air is native town in the country, its origins trace back to 1066; you’ll find history at every turn of its medieval streets and Square of the Four Wells. provided by Mayflower ■ A walking tour of Šibenik 7 nights onboard the luxurious Emerald Azzurra Visit to Krka National Park Visit to Falcon Center ■ Complimentary beer, wine and soft drinks included with Guided bike tour of Vodice countryside onboard lunches and dinners ■ State-of-the-art coffee machines and tea stations Day 7 Zadar ■ Complimentary water, restocked daily Set on a peninsula, the historic city of Zadar has relics of bygone eras scattered across its landscape. Among the churches and Roman ruins, ■ First-class service from an English-speaking crew the Sun Salutation and Sea Organ are two of the city’s more modern, and ■ Included excursions with knowledgeable local guides curious, attractions. ■ Complimentary Wi-Fi A walking tour of Zadar Tour of Pag Island ■ All airport taxes and port charges Kayak or rafting on the Zrmanja River ■ All gratuities included 9-Day Croatia in Depth June 9, 2023 Airfare out of CLT $1,750 per person Tour Code: E02D Full Fare $350 PER PERSON OFF AIRFARE WHEN Cat. Stateroom/Suite Deck From BOOKED BY 7/9/2021 SA Owner's Suite 6 $15,415 S Deluxe Balcony Suite 6 $8,725 A Balcony Stateroom 5 $7,245 B Balcony Stateroom 4 $6,895 D Oceanview Staterooom 3 $5,495 Please ask about Early Bird Specials 302 301 304 303 302 301 Emerald Azzurra306 305 304 303 Built: 2021 Length: 361ft Guests: 100402 Cabins:401 50 Crew Members: 64 306 305 404 403 Deck 7 Deck 6 Deck 5 402 Deck401 4 Deck 3 Deck 2 Sky Deck Pool Deck Panorama Deck 406Observation 405 Deck Emerald Deck Wellness Deck 404 403 502 501 408 407 406 405 302 301 504 503 410 409 502 501 408 407 304 303 506 505 412 411 306 305 1 602 601 504 503 410 409 402 401 2 506 505 412 411 602 601 604 603 404 403 7 3 3 406 405 604 603 302 301 508502 507501 414408 413407 302 302 301 301 3 3 304 303 510504 509503 416410 415409 304 304303 303 4 9 508 507 414 413 306 305 306306 305 305 512506 511 505 418412 417 411 602 601 5 510 509 416402 415 401 402 402 401 401 11 514 513 420 419 512 511 418404 417 403 404 404 403 403 604 603 516 515 422 421 8 514 513 8 420 406419 405 6 406406 405 405 3 3 516502 515 501 424422 408423421 407 502 502501 501 408 408 407 407 508 507 414 413 504 503 410 409 504 504503 503 424 410 423410 409 409 16 510 509 416 415 Pool Deck Size (ft2) 506 505 412 411 12 602 601 506506 505 505 412412 411 411 602 602601 601 512 511 418 417 SA Owner's Suite 1,162ft2 - 1,192ft2 10 13 S Deluxe Balcony Suite 382ft2 - 403ft2 514 513 420 419 18 19 17 2 604 603 Panorama Deck Size (ft ) 604 604 603 603 516 515 422 421 T Terrace Suite 648ft2 - 669ft2 3 3 3 3 3 3 20 A Balcony Stateroom 285ft2 - 306ft2 424 423 508 507 414 413 Observation Deck Size (ft2) 508 508507 507 414414 413 413 2 2 510 509 416 415 Y Yacht Suite 700ft - 721ft 510 510509 509 416416 415 415 14 B Balcony Stateroom 285ft2 - 306ft2 512 511 418 417 512512 511 511 418418 417 417 Emerald Deck Size (ft2) 514514 513 513 420420 419 419 D Oceanview Stateroom 182ft2 - 204ft2 514 513 420 419 516 515 422 421 516516 515 515 422 422 421 421 1 Spa Pool 9 Observation Lounge 17 Gym 424 423 2 Sky Bar 10 Guest Laundry 18 Sauna 424 424 423 423 3 Elevators 11 Horizon Bar & Lounge 19 Spa 22 21 4 Pool Café 12 Reception 20 Hairdresser 5 Pool Lounge Area 13 Shop 21 Tender Boats 15 6 Pool 14 Reflections Restaurant 22 Zodiac 23 7 Navigation Bridge 15 The Terrace 23 Garage 24 8 Life Boats 16 Medical Center 24 Marina Platform Ship is under construction and the artist renderings are subject to change. Travelers Protection Plan (TPP) Passport & Visas – Each U.S. citizen must have a valid passport. Expiry date of passports should This nonrefundable fee will provide a refund to you during the instance that you have to cancel your trip. The be at least 6 months after the return date of tour. If you don’t have a passport, call our office cancellation has to be for a covered reason (see Plan for details on coverage) and we have to be notified at and we’ll tell you how to apply for one. Some countries require visas for entry by U.S. citizens. least one day prior to departure. If you must leave the tour early due to personal illness or the illness or death We will send visa applications and instructions if a visa is required for your tour. Holders of of an immediate family member, TPP will provide a refund for any unused services after the departure of the non-U.S. passports should contact their nearest consulate and inquire about the necessary passport or visa tour. Other benefits include medical expenses for illness and injury, emergency transportation, 24 hour hot documentation required for entry into the countries visited. NOTE: Due to airline security measures, your line and lost or stolen baggage assistance. Return air transportation is included ONLY if your air tickets are passport name must match your airline ticket name and your tour reservation name or you may be denied purchased through Mayflower Cruises & Tours. Please review the Plan for details on coverage. aircraft boarding. Should you choose not to purchase our TPP, the following per person cancellation charges will be assessed for all tours and optional excursion costs: • 121 days or more prior to departure: Deposit Amount FOR RESERVATIONS OR INFORMATION CONTACT: • 120 days until day of departure: 100% of total tour • No refund on unused portions of the tour Exclusions for the Cancellation Fee Waiver: Mayflower Cruises & Tours reserves the right to alter its Refund and Cancellation Policy when a substantial amount of cancellation or postponement of travel is attributable to: conditions resulting from an act of God, natural or man-made disaster, fire, government action, civil disorder, war, hostilities between nations, or unavailability of transportation through no fault of Mayflower Appalachian Alumni Travel Cruises & Tours.
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