Cruise from Dubrovnik to Split with Adriatic Queen

This morning, after breakfast, you will take a coach transfer to the Old town and in company of our licenced guide and you will have the opportunity to explore Dubrovnik, Pearl of the Adriatic, UNESCO’s World Heritage site since 1979. After a guided city tour, you will have free time to explore at your own pace the rich history of the Old town or visit some of the famous sights of the “Pearl of Adriatic”, like Cable car ride to Srđ Mountain or a stroll along the City walls.

A return coach transfer to the port of Gruž will be organized for you at the scheduled time. Upon return to the port, we leave Dubrovnik and head to the Island of Šipan and its peaceful fishermen’s village, Šipanska Luka.

Lunch on board.

In case we are not able to anchor there because of weather conditions or docking capacity limits, we will cruise to Slano, situated in a mainland.

This evening is reserved for nice time on board where you will enjoy in Captain’s dinner.

Morning departure and cruise towards the island of Mljet. Upon arrival, you will visit the National Park, well known for its versatile eco-system and two salt lakes (‘’Veliko jezero’’- Big Lake and ‘’Malo jezero’’- Small Lake), as well as for Benedictine Monastery from 12^th century located on the St. Mary’s Islet.

After relaxing stroll in the park and around its lakes, you’ll return to the boat where your lunch will be served.

We leave Pomena at the time of lunch and cruise to the Island of Korčula. City of Korčula is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in the Mediterranean, thought to be the birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo. After arriving in Korčula in the afternoon, you will join our guide for a walking tour of Korčula.

After the walking tour, enjoy your free evening to try out some homemade food in one of many restaurants. 

We leave Korčula in the morning and cruise towards the island of Vis.

The lunch will be served on board and we’ll make some swim stops along the sail.

We will arrive in Vis in the afternoon. Vis is a small town on homonymous island, well known for its strategic importance through the years. You will have free time to explore Vis at your own pace. Being closed during the time of ex-Yugoslavia, this wonderful island is still like an unspoiled and preserved oasis. 

In the morning, we set sail again, this time towards the island of Biševo and its famous Blue Cave. This mesmerizing natural attraction is breath-taking with its game of sunlight which creates a wonderful reflection from its white floor and bathes the cave in aquamarine light. Blue Cave can only be approached by boat and sometimes it can happen that due to winds, waves and currents, the access to the cave is not possible. We can only know about the sea conditions and possibility of entrance on the exact same morning of the visit.

After a relaxing swim stop and lunch, we continue our navigation towards the Island of Hvar.

Upon arrival in Hvar, join our guided city tour, find out about its rich history and beautiful architecture and important landmarks like Cathedral of St Stephen, the Theatre which is one of the oldest in Europe dating back from 1612, Spanish Fortress, ... Later on, you can explore the town on your own and check what its night life has to offer. 

In the morning, we leave Hvar and head to our next stop, city of Trogir, another Unesco world heritage site.

If the weather permits, we will have a swim stop along the way.

Lunch on board.

We arrive in Trogir in the afternoon. You will join our guide for a walking tour of Trogir whose rich history influenced by many people (Greeks, Romans, Venetians) is visible on every single step of its beautiful, narrow, cobbled streets. You will admire the architecture of Trogir’s most imposing monument, the Cathedral of St Lawrence, built in Romanesque-Gothic style.

After the city tour, you will have free time to explore Trogir at your own pace. 

On the last day of our navigation, we set sails towards our last stop, city of Split.

A swim stop along the way.

Lunch on board.

In the afternoon, you will get the opportunity to stroll through streets of this wonderful Mediterranean town in the company of our guide. Split is second largest Croatian town, best known for its glorious palace of Roman Emperor Diocletian which is inscribed in list of UNESCO World Heritage sites since 1979.

After the city tour, you will have free time to explore the town at your own pace or have a dinner in one of numerous restaurants. 

After breakfast, it’s time to disembark.