Southern Croatia from Split - Premium cruise

At 13h departure from the Split harbour southwards, towards Makarska (late arrivals can join in Makarska). Lunch is served while cruising along the Dalmatian coast. Afternoon swim stop in one of the secluded bays en route. There’s an optional zipline ride over the Cetina River Canyon for adrenaline lovers. Enjoy Makarska in the evening. Stroll the waterfront with its wide promenade, a pathway to a lighthouse and some cool bars. The main square is home to an impressive church and other monuments and sights. Overnight in the port of Makarska.

Early morning departure towards Mljet, with a swim stop on the Pelješac Peninsula. Part of Mljet Island is a national park (entrance fee to be paid on the spot). In the afternoon, plan to visit its seawater lakes, the peaceful, tiny St Mary’s Island in the middle of the large lake, the church and the monastery. Walk or hire a bike to explore these stunning lakes. Overnight in the port of Polača or Pomena.

After breakfast, depart towards Dubrovnik, the most famous town in Croatia and, for many, the highlight of this cruise. The Irish writer George Bernard Shaw called Dubrovnik “heaven on earth”. Unbelievable views of the surroundings along the way, enjoy and admire the beautiful stretch of the coast. Upon arrival, explore on your own or join a guided city tour, followed by an optional cable car ride up to the Srđ mountain for spectacular views of the old town. Do not miss Stradun – both a street and a square in the Old Town- and walk at least part of the 1.940 m long city walls that have protected Dubrovnik during earthquakes and attacks! Overnight in the port of this magical town.

Late morning departure towards the island of Šipan or the small town of Trstenik on the Pelješac Peninsula. Gorgeous spots for an afternoon swim and time at leisure with the possibility of visiting a local winery. In the evening enjoy the special Captain’s dinner on board. 

After breakfast, depart towards the island of Korčula, one of the famous islands in the Dubrovnik region. It’s the birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo. Lunch on board in a bay near the Korčula town. The encircling town walls and bastions date back to the 13th Century and there are some lovely churches and museums. Join the optional sightseeing of the Korčula town or optional wine and local appetizer tasting at a local winery before dining in one of the numerous seafront restaurants or konobas on your own. Overnight in one of the ports of Korčula, depending on availability (main port in the town center/ port of Dominče / ferry port (3 km away),

Early departure towards the Paklinski Islands near Hvar (the longest island in the Adriatic) for lunch and a swimming stop. Later, there is an optional afternoon sightseeing of Hvar (included on Premium Superior), which resembles a film set. The Renaissance cathedral has its original tower and the oldest community theatre in Europe, founded in 1612. For those in good shape, Hvar offers an additional challenge - on the hill above the town, the fortress Španjola has dominated for centuries, strong and stable. Discover history once again, this time from a new dimension! Restless individuals always looking for fun will also find their empire here - numerous restaurants and bars open late into the night. Don`t forget to buy some island lavender from local stalls. Overnight in Hvar.

The next stop is the island of Brač. Bol is a typical fishermen’s village but also a popular tourist spot. From here, visit the most famous (and most photographed) beach in Dalmatia, Zlatni Rat – renowned for its ever-changing shape, a shingle bar that moves according to the wind. Enjoy a walk through the pine forest from Bol to the Golden Horn beach or ride the tourist train (with an additional fee). After lunch, navigation towards Split – the approach to the Split Riviera is wonderful and offers the best views from onboard. Upon early afternoon arrival, join the optional guided tour of Split, a monumental city which, together with the famous Roman Diocletian’s Palace, is under UNESCO protection. Split is full of bistros and restaurants serving local specialities, as well as cool bars.

An early breakfast before the final goodbyes to the new friends and crew and check-out.

Legend: B – breakfast, L – lunch, CD - Captain`s dinner

Itineraries are subject to change.

Vessel Type: Small Ship

Lenght: from 38 meters to 41 meters

Passenger Capacity: 32 to 42

Premium superior vessels are recently built mini deluxe vessels featuring similar comfort, but are smaller in size – 38 to 41m in length. Air-conditioned cabins are 8 to 14m2 in size with double or twin beds, hair dryer and safety deposit box. Included services: buffet breakfasts, three course lunches, Captain’s dinner, English speaking tour manager on board, three guided tours, daily cabin service, mid-week fresh set of towels and bed linen, luggage handling.

Spalato

Lenght - 36.7m, Width - 7.6m, Built in 2011/2012. Boat is equipped with swim platform (stairs leading from sitting area at the backof the boat on main deck). Total 19 cabins.

Amalia

Length - 37.4m, Width - 8.2m, Built in 2013. All cabins are airconditioned. Total 18 cabins

Seagull

Length - 35m, Width - 7m, Built in 1983, refurbushed in 2014. Total 16 cabins

Majestic

Length - 37m, Width - 7.6m. Launched in 2015 with a total of 18 cabins

Moonlight

Length - 37.4m, Width - 8.2m, built in 2017. All cabins are airconditioned with a total of 18 cabins.

Dream

Length - 40.1m, Width - 8m, built in 2017. TOP DECK - total 1 cabin (double/twin beds). MAIN DECK - total 11 cabins (2 cabins with double bed, 8 cabins with doble/twin beds, 1 cabin can be triple) + 1 additional cabin available for guide only. UNDER DECK- total 8 cabins (with doble/twin beds)

Lupus Mare

Length - 42.5m, Width - 8.9m, built in 2011 with 20 cabins

Paradis

Length -41m , Width - 8,50 built in 2014 with 19 guest cabins

Pictures shown below are from various ships in fleet, actual layout of cabins and ship may differ.

Please Note: the deckplan below is an example only and may vary from your ship.

The MS Dream is a premium ship that was buit in 2017. This ship accommodates 40 passengers in 20 cabins located on lower and main decks. All cabins are fully equipped and include a safety deposit box, fire alarm, emergency lights and internal communication for announcements by the Cruise Director or Captain. In addition, each cabin has life jackets, desk and a window (main deck cabins) or port hole (lower deck cabins).

The bathrooms on board the ship are fitted with a toilet, shower, sink and hair dryer. There is plenty of outdoor space for passengers - there is a lovely spacious restaurant and bar area with TV as well as an outdoor lounge area. The sun deck is perfect for sunbathing with plenty of sun-loungers for all passengers and a shaded area too. The ship has a rear platform with ladders for easy access to a dip in the sea.

MS Majestic is a premium ship built in 2015. There are 18 fully equipped cabins and modern on board facilities. Majestic is a compact 37 metre long vessel that can easily access all the small ports along Croati's Adriatic coastline and the islands off the coast too. She has a bright airy dining room and a sun deck with plenty of space for all passengers.

Cabins

Majestic has 8 lower deck cabins and 10 main deck cabins and all have air-conditioning, ensuite shower and W/C.

Main deck cabins measure 11 sq. metres, and lower deck cabins measure 12-13 sq. metres.

MS Moonlight is a premium small ship built in 2017. There can be 36 guests accommodated in 18 comfortable cabins, 10 located on deck and 8 located on the lower deck. Each cabin is double or twin bedded and features AC, en-suite bathroom, hairdryer, ample storage space and safety deposit box.

The dining room, where you can enjoy breakfast and lunch, is air-conditioned. For relaxation, you can choose to lounge on the upper sun deck with both open and shaded areas, or one of the many the outdoor lounge areas located throughout the yacht.

The Paradis, a premium superior motor vessel built in 2014, offers an exceptional way to discover the stunning Adriatic coastline. Its modern and air-conditioned cabins, each with a private en-suite bathroom, provide a cozy and inviting retreat after a day of exploring. The ship’s sun deck is the perfect place to unwind, complete with a jacuzzi and loungers where guests can soak up the sun and admire the breathtaking island views. 

Onboard dining is a delight, with meals prepared using fresh, local ingredients and served in a welcoming and elegant dining area. The professional and attentive crew ensures every aspect of your journey is seamless, adding a personal touch to your cruising experience.

From picturesque harbours to hidden coves, the Paradis promises a memorable adventure blending relaxation, comfort, and exploration.

The Seagull, a premium superior motor vessel reconstructed in 2014, offers a delightful cruising experience along the stunning Adriatic coast. Its comfortable, air-conditioned cabins, each featuring a private en-suite bathroom, provide a peaceful retreat for guests after a day of exploration. The ship’s expansive sun deck, complete with loungers, allows guests to relax while taking in the spectacular views of the Croatian islands and crystal-clear waters. 

Onboard dining is a treat, with fresh, locally inspired dishes served in the inviting dining area, offering a true taste of the region. 

The Seagull’s professional crew is dedicated to delivering exceptional service, ensuring that each guest’s journey is memorable and seamless. Whether discovering charming coastal towns or relaxing in hidden bays, the Seagull promises an unforgettable adventure on the Adriatic Sea.

Spalato is a classic Croatian coastal Premium class cruise ship; 36.7 metres long and with 19 cabins, she can access the smallest ports on the Dalmatian Coastline. Spalato, launched in 2012 and refurbished recently, has a huge sun deck, air conditioned lounge and dining area and a large outdoor lounge to the rear.

Spalato is equipped with a swim platform, with ladders that drop into the sea for ease of acsess.

You can spend your mornings reading on the sun deck or lounge - taking in the fantastic views as the Croatian coastline slips by - and enjoying a daily swim stop in a secluded bay somehere en route. 

Meals Breakfast and lunch are served aboard. Breakfast is usually a mix of cereals, fruit, yoghurt and some cooked food. Lunches are three courses usually comprising of a range of fresh loacal food, and for evening meals you are elft to your own devices to try the main wonderful restaurants and cafes that line the streets of the ports and harbours where we moor each night. 

Cabins: All cabins have ensuite shower and W/C, and airconditioning and a safe. Spalato has 19 cabins arranged on 3 decks. 

• 7 twin cabins on the lower Deck 
• 4 Double cabins on the Main Deck
• 1 Double and 7 twin cabins on the Upper Deck