SEVEN DAYS SOUTH ADRIATIC ROUTE

Day 1: Home Port Dubrovnik - Mljet Island

The charter begins with embarkation in one of the world’s most stunning destinations: The City of Dubrovnik. The city has often been referred to as the "Pearl of the Adriatic" and was inducted into the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979 as a city of rich culture and history. The Old Town of Dubrovnik is surrounded by 1,970 metres of city walls. Dubrovnik is an elite destination famous for its beautiful beaches, pristine sea, top-notch restaurants, chic five-star hotels and adventure sports facilities. After the embarkation of the guests, the charter makes its way to the beautiful Mljet Island. This is Croatia's greenest island, covered by a dense Mediterranean forest. It is famous for its sandy shoreline, clear and clean sea, and a wealth of underwater sea life. This unspoiled island is well known for its white and red wine, olives and goat cheese. It is the place to peacefully enjoy the pristine beauty of the nature. Mljet National Park covers the entire north-west part of Mljet Island. An amazing natural gem found on Mljet is the Veliko (Big) and Malo (Small) lakes. These lakes are found within the Mljet islands and are known for having very warm water during the summer, between 24 and 29°C. The salinity on the surface of the lakes is even lower than in the open sea. In the Veliko lake, guests will also be able to visit tiny St. Mary’s island famous for its historic monastery and church.

Mljet St. Mary Island

Day 2: Mljet Island- The Island of Korčula The beautiful green island of Korčula is the next charter destination. It is the 6th biggest island in the Adriatic Sea. It is the second most inhabited Croatian island. Korčula is rich in vineyards, olive groves and small villages. The surrounding sea is rich with fish of all types, which one may taste in restaurants and taverns all over the island. The most popular destination on the island is the glorious old town of Korčula, a beautiful medieval town built on a small peninsula. Also located within the town of Korčula, is the amazing tourist attraction; the birth house of Marco Polo. Guests can visit the house where the famous traveler and writer was born and raised.

Korčula Old town Korčula

Day 3: The Island of Korčula- Lastovo Island The charter continues on to the Island of Lastovo. For all guests that are lovers of nature, good food and wine as well as cruising, this is the island to visit. Guests will be amazed by the untouched nature and how many breathtaking scenes there are. It is famous for its lighthouse that was built in 1839 and is one of the oldest on the Adriatic Sea.

Lastovo

Day 4: Lastovo Island- The Island of Vis and the Blue Cave on Biševo Island Next stop, Vis. Vis is a small Croatian island in the Adriatic Sea, famous for its unspoiled nature. It is the farthest inhabited island off the Croatian mainland but it is slowly becoming one of the most popular tourist destinations in Croatia. The town of Vis is located in a sheltered bay on the north coast of the island and is the oldest town in Dalmatia. This heavenly island has some of the best beaches in Croatia. The best beach, not only in Croatia but in Europe is actually located on Vis. Stiniva Beach is a beach that is secluded and one that can only be reached by boat, making it a hidden treasure. The southern coast is dotted with beautiful bays and secluded coves. Only 5 kilometers southwest of the island of Vis is the island of Biševo famous for its natural phenomenon, the Blue Cave.

Stiniva Beach The Blue Cave, Biševo Island

Day 5: The Island of Vis- The Island of Hvar After Vis, the charter is on its way to Hvar. Hvar is the longest and the sunniest Croatian island. It is a part of the central Dalmatian archipelago with the area of 299.6 square kilometers. This glamorous island is one of Croatia's top jet-set destinations. The town of Hvar is the island's hub, known to be very lively, and its parties and night life attract young people from all over the world. Hvar is also a place which will seduce you with its beaches, bays and the nearby island chain, Pakleni Islands.

Hvar Hvar and view of Pakleni Islands

Day 6: The Island of Hvar- The Island of Brač (Town of Bol) Continuing on, the charter makes its way to the beautiful town of Bol on the Island of Brač. The Island of Brač is the third largest among the Adriatic islands. It is famous for its rich cultural and historic heritage, unique gastronomy, beautiful beaches and bays, crystal blue sea, and high quality accommodation. Bol is the oldest town on the island, and a very popular summer resort. The beach Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) in Bol is perhaps the best known and the most beautiful beach in Croatia.

Bol Beach- Golden Horn

Day 7: The Town of Bol - Split The final destination of the charter is in Split. It is a city that has something for every taste; famous for its old town where the breathtaking Diocletian's Palace is located but also famous for its nightlife and various festivals. With great restuarants, modern caffes and historical museums, there is something for everyone in Split.

Split

8. Disembarkation in Split or in Marina Kaštela by Split