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- Day 1 Welcome to the Dalmatian Coast Welcome to Croatia. On arrival at Split Airport, transfer to your hotel and settle in before your Adriatic journey begins. The rest of the day is at leisure. You may wish to take a stroll through Split’s historic streets, relax by the waterfront or sample Dalmatian cuisine at a local restaurant before embarking on your cruise tomorrow. Locations Visited: Split HR.
- Day 2 Elegance on the Adriatic You’ll walk through the worn stone passages of Diocletian’s Palace with your Local Specialist, stepping inside the emperor’s former mausoleum, now the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, and the Temple of Jupiter. Aboard your coastal cruiser, meet your Cruise Manager and watch the Dalmatian coast slip past over lunch. In Hvar, Renaissance stonework, narrow lanes and the hilltop fortress rise above the harbor. The evening is yours to spend over an outdoor dinner, a drink by the water or among the cafes of the old town. Locations Visited: Split HR, Trogir HR, Hvar HR.
- Day 3 The Pelješac Peninsula Cruise from Hvar to the Pelješac Peninsula, known since the 14th century for its vineyards and maritime trade. Pause for a swim in one of the Adriatic’s secluded bays before a freshly prepared lunch onboard. As you near Trstenik, join an olive oil tasting onboard to explore the peninsula’s deep-rooted tradition of small-batch production. Journey inland to Kuna, a village tied to monastic heritage and agriculture. End the day with a Farm-to-Table dinner on the Antunović estate, where Dalmatian specialties are prepared using ingredients sourced directly from the family’s farm. Locations Visited: Hvar HR, Kuna Pelješka HR, Trstenik HR.
- Day 4 Mljet and Dubrovnik Sail to the island of Mljet, home to one of Croatia’s most treasured national parks. Accompanied by your Cruise Manager, explore a landscape shaped by legend and geology — Mljet is said to be the island where Odysseus was held captive by the nymph Calypso. Visit the park’s renowned saltwater lakes, whose striking color comes from a unique mix of marine and freshwater ecosystems. Board a small boat across the larger lake to St. Mary Isle, where a 12th-century Benedictine monastery sits in serene isolation. Return to your ship for lunch, then enjoy a memorable cruise along Dubrovnik’s ancient city walls, offering panoramic views of the terracotta rooftops and fortress towers. Arrive in port for time at leisure before dining on board and spending the night docked in the city. Locations Visited: Trstenik HR, Mljet HR, Dubrovnik HR.
- Day 5 Dubrovnik, a ‘Paradise on Earth’ This morning, join a guided walking tour of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site enclosed by remarkably preserved medieval walls. Discover the city’s rich maritime past, from its days as the Republic of Ragusa to its role in resisting Ottoman and Venetian expansion. Then take the cable car to Mount SrÄ, where views stretch across the Adriatic and the Elaphiti Islands. The afternoon and evening are yours to enjoy at leisure. You may wish to explore further with an Optional Experience: sea kayaking beneath the city walls or take a Game of Thrones filming locations tour, which reveals how Dubrovnik became King’s Landing. Alternatively, explore the city’s museums, walk the medieval ramparts, or unwind at one of the open-air cafes along the promenade. Locations Visited: Dubrovnik HR.
- Day 6 Cruise to Korčula You’ll approach Korčula past forested islands and sheltered inlets, with lunch served aboard in a quiet bay. In the Old Town, join your Local Specialist Andrea among narrow stone streets laid out in a herringbone pattern to catch the breeze and shade the lanes. Hear about Korčula’s Venetian past and its links to Marco Polo before tasting local wines. The evening is free, with Optional Experiences including an island buggy ride, another winery visit or a traditional Dalmatian dinner of seafood and island-grown produce. Locations Visited: Dubrovnik HR, Korčula HR.
- Day 7 The Island of Brač Cruise from Korčula this morning with a swim stop in one of the Adriatic’s quiet bays, an ideal moment to unwind before lunch is served on board. Arrive on the island of Brač, known for its white limestone, exported as far as the White House, and laid-back coastal villages. The afternoon is yours at leisure. You might choose to explore the island’s cultural sites, such as the Blaca Hermitage or local art workshops, or simply enjoy the waterfront. This evening, join the Captain’s Dinner, an onboard celebration featuring regional dishes and live entertainment. . Locations Visited: Korčula HR, Brac HR.
- Day 8 Trogir Sail north this morning towards Trogir, a small island town connected to the mainland by a 17th-century stone bridge. With origins dating back to the 3rd century B.C., Trogir is a living museum of Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance architecture. On arrival, join a guided walking tour through its UNESCO-listed old town, where you’ll explore narrow alleyways, hidden courtyards and historic landmarks including the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, noted for its 13th-century portal carved by Master Radovan. The rest of the day is yours at leisure — perhaps enjoy a harborside meal, visit the town’s small museums or explore the local market. You’ll dock overnight in Marina Baotić, giving you more time to experience Trogir's well-preserved historic center. Locations Visited: Brac HR, Trogir HR.
- Day 9 Depart Trogir After breakfast, disembark your ship in Marina Baotić and transfer to the airport for your onward journey. Locations Visited: Trogir HR.
Name: Dalmatian Elegance - Upper Deck Deluxe Cabin, Classic Group
Brand: Trafalgar
Quality: Superior First Class
Tour Type: Escorted
Start City: Split
End City: Split
Location Summary: Split, HR
Trogir, HR
Hvar, HR
Kuna Pelješka, HR
Trstenik, HR
Mljet, HR
Dubrovnik, HR
Korčula, HR
Brac, HR
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Highlights
- Dining Summary - 8 Breakfast (B). 6 Lunch (L). 3 Dinner (D).
- How You'll Travel - Top-rated dining, from farm-to-table to local restaurants. 4 & 5-star hotel and overnight cruise stays. Business class coach with extended leg room, and cruise travel.
- Top Rated Highlights - Split: Explore above and below the Roman Emperor Diocletian's palace. A Local Specialist guides you through labyrinthine streets to see St. Duje's, the Golden Gate and the Cellars.. Hvar: Explore Hvar on a guided walk through its Old Town, where elegant Venetian architecture lines the streets. Visit the Renaissance cathedral with its distinctive bell tower and stroll across the main square. Climb to the 16th-century Spanjola Fortress for panoramic views over the terracotta rooftops, the harbor and the forested Pakleni Islands scattered across the Adriatic.. Mljet National Park: Cross the larger of Mljet’s saltwater lakes by boat to reach St. Mary Isle. Visit the 12th-century Benedictine monastery that stands at its center, once a spiritual retreat for monks and now a national heritage site. Discover how its isolated position once served both religious contemplation and maritime navigation along the Adriatic trade routes.. Dubrovnik: Discover Dubrovnik’s Old Town with a guided tour through its fortified center. Walk past Onofrio’s Fountain and the 14th-century Franciscan Monastery, home to a working pharmacy since 1317. Learn how the city’s urban layout was rebuilt after the 1667 earthquake and how defensive walls protected this merchant republic for centuries.. Dubrovnik: Ride the cable car to the summit of Srd Mountain for scenic views over the famous fortifications and Elaphiti Islands.. Korčula: Join a guided tour through Korčula’s fortified Old Town, known for its distinctive herringbone street layout designed to reduce wind and sun exposure. Hear about the island’s strategic role in Venetian naval history and its connection to explorer Marco Polo. Discover Gothic and Renaissance architecture, including the 15th-century Cathedral of St. Mark and the Venetian-style town hall.. Trogir: Uncover Trogir’s history on a guided walk past landmarks such as the Kamerlengo Fortress and the 15th-century Town Hall. Hear how this small Adriatic island served as a key outpost for the Venetian Republic and trace its development from a Greek settlement into one of Dalmatia’s best-preserved medieval towns. .
- Premium Experience - Hvar: Sample a selection of locally produced olive oils during a tasting on board your vessel. Learn how traditional methods, native olive varieties and the dry-stone landscapes of Pelješac shape each oil’s character. This introduction to one of Dalmatia’s most prized ingredients offers a deeper appreciation of the region’s agricultural heritage and time-honored production techniques.. Korčula: Taste Korčula through its wines, from crisp local whites to deep Plavac Mali reds. At a local winery, you’ll hear how the island’s sun, sea air and distinctive microclimate influence each glass, while generations of winemaking knowledge continue to shape the bottles poured here today..
- Authentic Dining - Kuna Pelješka: At the Antunović family farm on the Pelješac Peninsula, discover centuries-old traditions of animal husbandry and winemaking. Meet herds of sheep, goats and donkeys, then step inside a 300-year-old stone tavern for a true farm-to-table experience. Enjoy dishes cooked peka-style over an open flame, paired with wines from 15,000 estate-grown vines. Taste fresh cheeses and cured meats crafted from four types of milk, and experience rural Dalmatian hospitality at its most authentic.. Brac: Delight in a Captain’s Dinner on board, accompanied by live entertainment from a small ensemble. Enjoy a four-course meal served in an elegant setting as you celebrate your journey with fellow guests. .
