Opatija to Trogir (Split) - Premium cruise

Departure at 13:00h (late arrivals can join in Krk) with lunch on board followed by a swimming stop in the crystal clear sea en route to Krk island - the largest of the Croatian islands. Krk has immense variety in its villages large and small, gentle green promenades, bare rocky wilderness, tiny islands and hundreds of hidden bays and beaches. Evening at leisure to enjoy numerous cafes and restaurants alongside the buzzing waterfront. Overnight in the town of Krk.

After breakfast, set sail for Rab, the celebrated “Island of Love.” Upon arrival, join a guided walking tour, exploring the town’s striking stone walls, Romanesque bell towers, churches, palaces, and timeless facades. The narrow streets and lively squares double as open-air galleries, where local artists bring the past to life. Sample the island’s signature dessert, the Rapska torta. Weather permitting, enjoy a peaceful stroll through the centuries-old Komrcar Park, the perfect spot to catch a sunset over the Adriatic. Overnight in Rab.

Morning cruise from Rab towards Zadar along the coast of  Pag island with a swimming stop on the tiny Maun island. Enjoy a guided tour of the city, which was for centuries the metropolis of Dalmatia, and today is the centre of the region. Zadar is rich in the cultural heritage of world importance visible on every step. See the Roman forum dating to the 1st century AD, the church of St. Donatus dating to the 9th century AD – the most famous Medieval basilica and the symbol of the city, the mighty city walls with representative Port and Land gates from the 16th century AD, and numerous palaces, villas. The town is full of great restaurants mostly in the centre. Of special interest are the famous Zadar Sea Organ, unique in the world and The Greeting to the Sun light installation. Overnight in Zadar.

Morning departure for the National Park Kornati (entrance fee included), which consists of around 90 islands, islets and rocks. In addition to the many islands, the continental part includes only ¼ of the surface area of the park, while the rest belongs to the marine ecosystem. Enjoy the ruins of the ancient Illyrian fortress, Roman villas, old Christian church of St Mary and medieval fortresses and settlements which enrich the islands’ heritage, and the reefs here are sometimes as steep as 100 m deep in the sea. Afterwards, we continue to Vodice, a typical small Dalmatian town, where you can enjoy the evening at one of the lively terraces of abundant restaurants and bars, or simply walk along the beautiful beaches. Overnight in Vodice.

Morning departure from Vodice towards Skradin, the gateway to Krka National Park. Enjoy cruising through the scenic Krka River Canyon before reaching Skradin. Upon arrival, visit Krka National Park and explore its impressive waterfalls and unspoiled nature (entrance fee to be paid on the spot). After returning on board, lunch will be served as the cruise continues towards Sibenik, one of the oldest native Croatian towns on the Adriatic. Upon arrival, join a guided tour of Sibenik, exploring the historic old town dominated by the UNESCO-listed St. James Cathedral, charming stone streets, and lively waterfront. Overnight in Sibenik.

After breakfast, sail towards the island of Zlarin, known for its relaxed atmosphere, crystal-clear sea, and long tradition of coral harvesting. Enjoy free time for swimming, walking through the village, or simply experiencing island life without cars or crowds. In the afternoon, continue cruising to Primosten, a picturesque Dalmatian town set on a small peninsula, famous for its vineyards and local wines. Explore the old town, stroll along the promenade, or sample local wines in one of the cosy taverns, before returning to the ship for a special Captain’s Dinner on board. Overnight in Primosten.

Depart Primosten in the morning and cruise south towards Trogir, enjoying views of the Dalmatian coast along the way, with time for swimming stops depending on conditions.
Arrive in Trogir in the afternoon. This UNESCO-listed town, often called a “floating museum,” is located on a small island connected by bridges to the mainland and Ciovo peninsula. Join a guided walking tour or explore its narrow streets, Romanesque and Renaissance architecture, and lively squares. Overnight in Trogir harbour.

After breakfast, check-out and farewell to the crew.

The captain reserves the right to change and modify the route due to weather conditions and conditions in the ports visited. The order of visits may be different from what is published in case ports are overly crowded and to give the customer a better experience overall.