Tucked away in the sparkling Adriatic Sea, Korčula is Croatia’s sixth-

largest island—a narrow stretch of land about 20 miles long and only 4

to 5 miles wide. Though modest in size, it’s rich in beauty, history, and

character. The island is famously blanketed in dense pine forests.

Korčula Town, the island’s historic heart, is often referred to as “Little

Dubrovnik” thanks to its medieval stone walls, winding alleyways, elegant

churches, and centuries-old palaces.

Whether you’re into history, hiking, swimming, or simply soaking up the

Adriatic sun, Korčula blends it all with a sense of calm and timeless

charm.

Overnight on the Aretha docked in Korčula.

In the morning you leave Korčula behind and sail to Komiža, on Vis

Island.

The island of Vis is a pearl among the Croatian Adriatic islands, left

untouched by the development of tourism for so many years. Due to its

strategic location on the open sea, it served as a military zone for many

years.

Since the independence of Croatia, the island began opening slowly to

the outside world, offering it’s unique traditions, history, cultural heritage

and natural beauty to visitors. It’s slowly becoming one of the most

popular tourist destinations in Croatia.

Enjoy Vis island at leisure.

Overnight on cruiser yacht docked on Vis island!

VIS ISLAND – BLUE CAVE – PAKLINSKI ISLANDS

In the morning you sail to the Blue Cave on Biševo Island, a stunning

natural wonder known for its mesmerizing blue waters.

Accessible by

boat from the nearby island of Vis, the cave offers a unique visual

experience as sunlight enters through an underwater opening,

illuminating the cave with a brilliant blue glow.

Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to smaller boats that can navigate the

narrow entrance to the cave. Inside, the atmosphere is almost surreal,

with the ethereal blue light creating a magical ambiance. The cave’s

interior is relatively small, allowing for an intimate encounter with this

natural phenomenon. Guide will provide insights into the cave’s history

and geological formation, enhancing the educational aspect of the visit.

After the Blue Cave experience you sail to Paklinski islands.

Enjoy your evening with the Captain’s dinner on board and

overnight on Aretha anchored on Paklinski islands.

Welcome to Hvar island!

Experience Hvar – one of the jewels of Croatia. Proclaimed the “Saint

Tropez of Croatia“, Hvar with its surrounding areas offers the authentic

Mediterranean experience – day and night.

One of the jewels of Croatian tourism, Hvar Town is the capital and

largest settlement of the island of the same name.

Soak up the sun in one of Croatia’s sunniest islands and take a swim at its

numerous crystal clear beaches due to which Hvar is considered to be

one of the most beautiful islands in the world.

According to one of the most famous American tourist magazines “Travel

+ Leisure”, Hvar was named one of the top 10 most favorable island

destinations in the world and was proclaimed as the most glamorous

Adriatic sea island.

Even the British The Guardian has selected Hvar as

one of the top Croatian islands for your Dream Holiday.

Hvar is also one of the main destinations for celebrities like Beyonce

Knowles, Jay Z, Solange Knowles, Prince Harry, Bernie Ecclestone, Bill

Gates, and many others.

Enjoy your day at leisure on Hvar island, and overnight docked in

Hvar town.

In the morning you sail to Bol, Brač island with swim stop on the

way.

Enjoy your day at leisure.

Although it is the largest island in Dalmatia, and the third largest island

in the Adriatic Sea, Brac is small enough to be able to explore in its

entirety in a day or two. Brač island is bursting with historic sites dating

back to Ancient Greece and the Middle Ages. Brač is famous for its

Golden Horn Beach in Bol, perhaps the best known and most beautiful

beach in Croatia. It is great for watersports like surng, diving, and

windsurng at the spectacular beach of Golden Horn with the mild-

breeze climate that’s perfect for such activities.

The town of Bol is an idyllic spot to relax and admire its beautiful harbour

or visit Vidova Gora to get exquisite views over the other Adriatic islands.

If you have a pleasure of nding yourself on this splendid island, be sure

to visit some of the popular main attractions: Pucisca, and the

Stonemasonry School, the village of Skrip, and the Brac Native and Olive

Oil museum.

Overnight on your cruiser yacht docked in Bol, Brač island.

Leave Brač behind and sail to Split.

The largest town in Dalmatia and the second-largest in all Croatia, Split is

a quintessential Mediterranean city, with a small-town vibe, noisy streets,

and easy-going locals. But Split has 23 centuries of history so there’s a lot

to see and do.

When in Split make sure you get a good taste of authentic Dalmatian

food:

pašticada, a baby beef stew, with gnocchi; stuffed bell peppers with

mashed potatoes;

brudet, sh stew;

fritule, a crispy sweet pastry.

Spend your free time roaming around and make sure you relax on Riva,

Split’s famed seafront promenade, play “Picigin” (beach ball game

invented in Split) at the Bačvice beach and if you feel adventurous take a

walk to Marjan Hill, the view will make it worth your time.

Enjoy Split at leisure, and overnight on the Aretha docked in Split.

Disembark by 9am.

Hvala for visiting Croatia ♥