Experience the elegance of the Dalmatian coast with a deluxe cruise, exploring historic towns and stunning landscapes in Croatia.
  • content:<h3>Top Rated Highlights</h3><ul class='icon-list'><li><i class='fa-regular fa-circle-check'></i>Split: Explore above and below the Roman Emperor Diocletian's palace. A Local Expert guides you through labyrinthine streets to see St. Duje's, the Golden Gate and the Cellars.</li><li><i class='fa-regular fa-circle-check'></i>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.</li><li><i class='fa-regular fa-circle-check'></i>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.</li><li><i class='fa-regular fa-circle-check'></i>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.</li><li><i class='fa-regular fa-circle-check'></i>Dubrovnik: Ride the cable car to the summit of Srd Mountain for scenic views over the famous fortifications and Elaphiti Islands.</li><li><i class='fa-regular fa-circle-check'></i>Korcula: Join a guided tour through Korcula’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.</li><li><i class='fa-regular fa-circle-check'></i>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.</li></ul>
  • content:<h3>Authentic Dining</h3><p><b>Kuna Pelješka</b>: At the Antunovic 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.</p><p><b>Brac</b>: 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.</p>
Enjoy your stay at the Cornaro Hotel in Split on the first night, followed by a luxurious cruise aboard the MV Futura, MV Avangard, or MV Maritimo, offering comfortable accommodations throughout your journey along the Dalmatian coast.