Croatian Cruise

• Arrive at the airport and meet up with your Tour Director and fellow travelers before heading to your accommodations to check in.
• Receive the schedule from your Tour Director, which mostly consists of boats and beaches.
• Enjoy a free evening to grab dinner and catch the sunset before you set sail tomorrow.

Old Town Split: Wander past Split’s ancient walls stroll down winding cobblestone streets, and explore alleyways scented with espresso and fresh pastries.

Riva Promenade: Just outside the palace walls, this palm-lined walkway is perfect for a sunset stroll (or an Aperol Spritz).

Strukli: A popular Croatian dish, made of dough and various types of filling. It’s delicious and a must-try as you stroll through Split.

• Board your private boat, meet the captain and crew, and start channeling Below Deck energy.
• Catch some sun on the upper deck, dive in at your first swim stop or nap in your cabin and settle into life at sea.
• Dock for the night in Makarska, an island that has it all—think palm-lined beaches, epic mountain views, and nightlife that keeps the good times going long after sunset.
• Break the ice and clink champagne with your fellow travelers at your Welcome Dinner on board with the captain.

Live music: All summer long, Makarska hosts concerts featuring well-known stars and local artists. Many are even free and take place right outside in town squares.

Local art scene: Makarska is home to several small galleries, including our favorite—New World Lover Art Gallery, just a five-minute walk from the port.

• Dive into the blue waters of the Adriatic on your way to Mljet.
• Arrive at Mljet National Park and enjoy some free time to explore. The park centers around Veliko and Malo Jezero (Big and Small Lakes), where you can relax, swim, or stroll and bike along scenic paths. Don’t miss a short boat ride to St. Mary Island, home to a 12th-century Benedictine monastery.
• Dock in the charming Port of Pomena, a tiny village with just over 50 residents (not a typo—that’s five zero). Take a peaceful stroll along the waterfront, soak in the serene vibes, grab dinner on your own at a tiny seafood taverna, and watch the sunset paint the Adriatic.

• Set sail from Mljet for a morning of relaxation and sunbathing on board.
• Tour Dubrovnik with a local guide to get a feel for the city’s layered history. Walk the iconic city walls for sweeping Adriatic views, pass through Pile Gate into the Old Town, and spot landmarks like Stradun, Rector’s Palace, and Fort Lovrijenac.
• Spend a free evening exploring Dubrovnik’s cobblestone streets and walled old town on your own.

City wall sunsets: Watch an epic sunset and get gorgeous views of the city below from the top of old town Dubrovnik’s city walls.

Buža Bar: Grab a drink at the viral hole in the wall bar with gorgeous views built into a rocky cliffside.

Game of Thrones: Tours for the hit show run aplenty in Dubrovnik, whether self-guided or locally led. See where crews filmed King’s Landing, the Purple Wedding, the House of the Undying, the walk of shame, and many more notable sights.

Srd Hill: The Dubrovnik cable car will take you to the top of Srd Hill for breathtaking views of the city and country below. Pro tip: Save money by buying a one-way ticket from the operator, then take the leisurely, scenic hike back down.

• Sail for Korcula and join your local guide to walk through the medieval gates and stroll the famous Philosopher’s Street, a narrow lane that winds through the old town and earned its name from the scholars and thinkers who once called this island home.
• Admire St. Mark’s Cathedral, a stunning example of Gothic-Renaissance architecture built in the 15th century. Then see the Marco Polo House, one of the legendary explorer’s possible birthplaces (Korcula was once a proud part of the Venetian Republic, and locals have long claimed Polo as their own, sparking a centuries-old debate that still divides historians).
• Walk the scenic promenade along the city walls and admire the Loggia, an elegant open-air shelter dating back to the medieval period that once served as a gathering place for merchants, officials, and locals seeking shade from the Dalmatian sun.

Marco Polo: Korcula is rumored to be the birthplace of the legendary world traveler. Though not confirmed, you can visit what is believed to be his birth home.

Ask your Tour Director: For their favorite wineries in Korcula: Family-run estates pour unique island wines like Grk and Posip paired with local olive oil and cheese.

• Dock in Hvar, Croatia’s premier party spot, and meet a local guide for a tour of the town, walking the marble streets and taking in the Gothic palaces.
• Join the never-ending party that happens at night in Hvar town in true carpe diem style.

Hvar Fortress: The Hvar Fortress (Tvrdava Španjola) was built in 1579 and stands tall today. Climb to the top for an epic lookout—try your best to time it with the sunset.

Nightlife: When summer rolls around, Hvar comes alive like nowhere else. Some of our favorites are Hula Hula Beach Bar, Kiva Bar, and Carpe Diem Beach Club.

• Soak in the sun and just keep swimming during your last day on board.
• Enjoy one last night on the boat and give a toast to the crystal-clear waters and the never-ending Croatian fun.
• Share some last laughs (and maybe shed a few tears) at an included Farewell Dinner in mainland Split with the group.

Diocletian’s Palace: Curious to see inside the humble abode of a Roman Emperor? Check out the ruins dating back to late 3rd and early 4th century that belonged to the man famed for changing the face of the empire, Diocletian.

Pazar: The old Green Market of Split is open 7 days per week. This open air market is the place to come to find everything from fresh produce to souvenirs and clothing.

Marjan Hill: Head into Marjan Park-Forest, Split’s beloved escape for walking, running, biking, and scenic climbs. Make your way to the top for unbeatable views of the harbor and Old Town.