Opatija to Split

Departure at 13:00h (late arrivals can join in Krk) with lunch on board followed by a swimming stop in the crystal clear sea en route to Krk island - the largest of the Croatian islands. Krk has immense variety in its villages large and small, gentle green promenades, bare rocky wilderness, tiny islands and hundreds of hidden bays and beaches.

After breakfast we  cruise towards Rab island known as the “island of love”. Stroll through the town encircled by medieval walls, Romanesque church towers, churches, palaces, stone streets and ancient facades. Enjoy the “gallery” on the streets and squares where artists display their works and try famous “Rapska torta“ cake, it is a must.

Morning cruise from Rab towards Zadar along the coast of  Pag island with a swimming stop on the tiny MAUN island. Enjoy a guided tour of the city, which was for centuries the metropolis of Dalmatia, and today is the centre of the region. Zadar is rich in cultural  heritage of world importance visible on every step. See the Roman forum dating to the 1st century AD, the church of St. Donatus dating to the 9th century AD – the most famous Medieval basilica and the symbol of the city, the mighty city walls with representative Port and Land gates from the 16th century AD, and numerous palaces, villas.

Morning  departure  for the National Park Kornati (entrance approx. 10 EUR per person), which consists of around 90 islands, islets and rocks. In addition to the many islands, the continental part includes only ¼ of the surface  area of the park, while the rest belong to the marine eco-system. Enjoy the ruins of the ancient Ilyrian fortress, Roman villas, old Christian church of St Mary and medieval fortresses and settlements which enrich the islands’ heritage, and the reefs here are sometimes as steep as 100 m deep in the sea.

Enjoy the beautiful view of the Krka River Canyon while cruising towards the town of Primošten. After lunch, you will wonder at the stunning natural beauty and waterfalls of the Krka National Park.

Today we head for "Little Venice", or the floating museum town as TROGIR is often called. Located on a small island, connected to the mainland and Čiovo peninsula by two bridges, the town is a magical place that offers plenty of cultural and historical monuments, charming small “konobas” – Croatian taverns and restaurants that offer a wide range of typical Dalmatian specialties.

Our final destination is situated near Trogir, giving us ample time for swimming and sunbathing in one of the bays of the Čiovo peninsula or on Šolta island in the little village Stomorska. In the afternoon hours, we continue our cruise to Split, enjoying the breathtaking view of Split Riviera. Split is a city under UNESCO protection, and its historical richness and beauty of this centuries-place reach out to local residents and visitors alike.