Cruise from Dubrovnik to Trogir with Adriatic King

This morning, after breakfast, you will take a coach transfer to the Old Town in the company of our licensed guide and have the opportunity to explore Dubrovnik, the Pearl of the Adriatic, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1979. After a guided city tour, you will have free time to explore the rich history of the Old Town at your own pace, or visit some of the famous sights of the "Pearl of Adriatic", like a Cable car ride to Srđ Mountain or a stroll along the City walls. A return coach transfe 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. If we are unable to anchor there due to weather conditions or docking capacity limits, we will cruise to Slano, a mainland port. This evening is reserved for a pleasant time on board, during which you will enjoy the Captain's dinner.

Morning departure and cruise towards the island of Mljet. Upon arrival, you will visit the National Park, well known for its diverse ecosystem and two salt lakes ("Veliko jezero" - Big Lake and "Malo jezero"- Small Lake), as well as the 12th-century Benedictine Monastery, located on the St. Mary's Islet. After a 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. The City of Korčula is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in the Mediterranean, and is 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 sampling homemade food at one of the many restaurants.

Vis is a small town on the homonymous island, well known for its strategic importance throughout the years. You will have free time to explore Vis at your own pace. Being closed during the time of the former Yugoslavia, this wonderful island remains an unspoiled oasis. Depending on the capacity of the Vis port and the possibility of docking, the visit to the town of Vis can be replaced by docking in Komiža, a beautiful, quaint fishing village. Overnight in Vis or Komiža.

In the morning, we set sail again, this time towards the island of Biševo and its famous Blue Cave. This mesmerizing natural attraction is breathtaking, with its game of sunlight that creates an excellent reflection on its white floor and bathes the cave in aquamarine light. Blue Cave can only be approached by boat, and sometimes, due to winds, waves, and currents, access to the cave is not possible. We can only know about the sea conditions and the possibility of entering on the same morning of the visit. We leave Biševo and cruise towards Hvar. Lunch will be served on board, and we'll make some swim stops along the sail. We will arrive in Hvar in the afternoon. Upon arrival in Hvar, join our guided city tour, find out about its rich history and beautiful architecture, and significant landmarks like Cathedral of St Stephen, the Theatre, which is one of the oldest in Europe, dating back to 1612, Spanish Fortress, ... Later on, you can explore the town on your own and check what its nightlife has to offer.

In the morning, we leave Hvar and head to the island of Brač, to Bol, famous for its Golden Cape, a 530 m-long pebble beach that changes shape and position with the winds and currents. You will have time to walk around this small town, have a coffee, or go swimming. Lunch on board. After lunch, we set sail towards our next stop, Milna. Milna, known as "Valle di mille navi" (the bay of a thousand ships) by the Venetians, is located on the northwest side of Brač Island. Celebrated as the most beautiful and safest harbor in the area, it has long been a favorite port for sailors navigating the Middle Adriatic. You can savor exquisite Mediterranean cuisine, abundant in fresh fish, quality olive oil, and homemade wines. Adventurers can partake in activities such as scuba diving, sailing, and fishing in its crystal-clear waters.

On the last day of our navigation, we set sail towards our last stop, the city of Trogir. A swim stop along the way. Lunch on board. 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 at every step along 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.

After breakfast, it's time to disembark.