Days 1-2
Dubrovnik (Northbound itinerary)
The walled city of Dubrovnik is a World Heritage Site and a masterpiece of medieval architecture. We roam the narrow lanes, enjoying the city’s famed mix of European sophistication and medieval art treasures.
Days 3-4
Mljet Island / Korcula Island
Embarking aboard our 80-foot sailing yacht, we depart for Mljet, with a barbecue lunch on board as we savor our first views of this beautiful coastline. We take a leisurely bike ride to Mljet’s saltwater lakes or visit its 12th century Benedictine island-monastery. In Korcula Island’s fortified Old Town, our walking tour is followed by wine tasting at a family-run winery and a visit to the island’s south coast.
Days 5-6
Hvar Island / Kornati
With its jagged green bays rising from turquoise seas, Hvar Island is spectacular, sun-splashed, and carpeted in aromatic fields. We walk the quiet back streets of Hvar Town, a medieval port of pretty promenades and a bustling harbor full of fishing boats, with an optional walk up to the 16th century Venetian citadel. A leisurely cruise with swim stops offers us distant views of the striking Kornati Archipelago, a group of exquisite and largely uninhabited islands.
Day 7
Krka National Park
With a packed picnic lunch, we hike the wooded trails of Krka National Park amid interconnected lakes, towering cliffs, and streams cascading through winding canyons.
Days 8-10
Trogir / Split
We cruise to the island-town of Trogir, a beautiful walled village occupying its own small island. The Old Town, completed between the 13th and 15th centuries, is a World Heritage Site full of enchanting treasures. Cruising to Split, we disembark and visit the 3rd century ruins of Roman Emperor Diocletian’s palace before we depart on Day 10.
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