Aug 07    Dubrovnik, Croatia    Depart: 6:00PM

Dubrovnik, Croatia

Along the Adriatic Sea in southern Croatia lies Dubrovnik, a city well-known for its 16th-century Old Town. Filled with enchanting historic sites and containing a sense of stories past, the Croatian city has rightly earned its place among the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Delve into the fantastical side of the city as you tour the streets that have become part of cinematic history. Take a break from the historic for a relaxing beach day with a quick ferry ride to the nearby Lokrum Island. Delve deep into the local culture with wine and delectable platters of meat and cheese.

Aug 08    Korcula, Croatia   Arrive: 7:00AM Depart: 1:00PM

Korcula, Croatia

The ancient Greeks once referred to the island of Kor?ula as Black Kor?ula because of the dense forest covering it. One of the main resorts, Kor?ula Town, is often referred to as “Little Dubrovnik” for its medieval churches, houses, squares and palaces. Discover the fascinating history of the island with explorations of the forts, complete with defensive walls and towers that tell of a storied past. It also contains approximately 50 beaches, among them the sandy shores of Vela Pržina in Lumbarda, providing a quieter beach adventure with soft sands, serene waters and one of the sunniest spots on the island.

Aug 08    Hvar, Croatia   Arrive: 5:00PM OVERNIGHT

Hvar, Croatia

The port town of Hvar shares its name with the Croatian island, renowned as a prime summer destination for yachting. Considered the crown jewel of Croatia’s Dalmatian islands, Hvar has cultivated a reputation as rich in history, culture, literature and natural monuments. Drink in the stunning landscapes as Hvar is covered in vast fields of ancient olive trees, lavender and vineyards. Within its bounds you will find the oldest town in the entirety of Croatia, Stari Grad, established by the ancient Greeks. For a picture-perfect seaside locale, head over to Dubovica Beach along the Adriatic Sea.

Aug 09    Hvar, Croatia    Depart: 10:00PM

Hvar, Croatia

The port town of Hvar shares its name with the Croatian island, renowned as a prime summer destination for yachting. Considered the crown jewel of Croatia’s Dalmatian islands, Hvar has cultivated a reputation as rich in history, culture, literature and natural monuments. Drink in the stunning landscapes as Hvar is covered in vast fields of ancient olive trees, lavender and vineyards. Within its bounds you will find the oldest town in the entirety of Croatia, Stari Grad, established by the ancient Greeks. For a picture-perfect seaside locale, head over to Dubovica Beach along the Adriatic Sea.

Aug 10    Trogir, Croatia   Arrive: 8:00AM Depart: 6:00PM

Trogir, Croatia

The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Trogir has a history dating far back with successive inhabiting from Greeks, Romans, Hungarians and Venetians, making for a rich and diverse cultural influence. Its position close to the Dalmatian coast means it’s a prime spot to search for beaches just on the outskirts. Become transported to a time that feels like a story out of a fairytale with a visit to the Land Gate, the main entrance to the city. Take a leisurely stroll through the local farmers’ market where you can find fresh fruits, vegetables and locally sourced olive oil.

Aug 11    Opatija, Croatia   Arrive: 8:00AM Depart: 8:00PM

Opatija, Croatia

Located between mountains and the ocean, Opatija is a magnificent coastal town on the Adriatic, often referred to as the “Vienna by the Sea” for its history and architecture. The town is also known for being a wellness destination, with plenty of spas and outdoor activities to choose from. Step onto the Lungomare boardwalk, an enchanting seafront promenade that stretches along the coast of Kvarner Bay to take in the view and the fresh air. Just off the boardwalk and well worth a visit is St. Jacob Church. In Croatian, the word Opatija means abbey, and this particular church is the inspiration behind the town’s name.

Aug 12    At Sea   

At Sea

Spend the day on the high seas pampering yourself at the spa or enjoying some time on deck. Mingle with your fellow explorers and swap stories of your exploits, making plans for new ones together once you get to shore

Aug 13    Piran, Slovenia   Arrive: 8:00AM Depart: 11:00PM

Piran, Slovenia

One of only three coastal towns in Slovenia, Piran offers a bustling harbor scene filled with seafood restaurants, a busy main square and enthralling medieval walls to explore. Tartini Square offers a superb perspective both from the ground and up high. Taking the trail from the Piran Promenade at the end of Tartini Square to Punta, you can watch fishing boats and private vessels pull into the dock. Treat your tastebuds to the fresh catch of the day as you enjoy the nautical atmosphere at Ladja Podlanica, a seafood restaurant located on the owners’ fishing boat.

Aug 14    Trieste, Italy   Arrive: 8:00AM Depart: 6:00PM

Trieste, Italy

Bordering the Adriatic, Slovenia and Croatia, Trieste is at the crossroads of culture. Enjoy sweeping views of the sea from the Castle of Miramare, built by order of Ferdinand Maximilian of Hapsburg. After strolling the castle’s large garden and opulent interiors, find your way to Barcola Beach nearby, one of the most popular in Trieste that features a long promenade walkway perfect for a leisurely amble. Literary fans will be surprised to learn that Irish novelist James Joyce had a strong connection to Trieste. You can take a photo with a statue of the writer and visit a museum dedicated to him near the Roma bridge.

Aug 15    Venice, Italy   Arrive: 8:00AM

Venice, Italy

The iconic image of Venice shows a city with no roads, only canals, including the Grand Canal thoroughfare most often associated with it. That’s because it’s built on over 100 small islands in a lagoon amid the Adriatic Sea. In the heart of the city close to Piazza San Marco you will find the Bridge of Sighs, an architectural jewel amid so many historical wonders. Venetian cuisine is renowned throughout Italy for its high-quality seafood. Positioned within a lagoon, local chefs and restaurants have the advantage of fresh-caught fish directly from the source and bringing it straight to their tables.