Adriatic Exploration

MS Equator

8 days / 7 nights

Departures

21 Jun - 28 Jun 2025
28 Jun - 05 Jul 2025
05 Jul - 12 Jul 2025

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From

1.821 $ / per person

Cruising Croatia offers you a unique opportunity to experience the diversity and beauty of its landscape, culture and rich history. You will find yourself surrounded by crystal clear waters teeming with fish, dolphins and birds. Go for a swim in any of the beautiful coves that dot the Croatian coastline, or get to know the underwater world by practising snorkelling.

The cruise price includes:

Accommodation, onboard services, transfers

Seven nights cruise in a preferred category cabin
English-speaking cruise manager on board
Change of towels and bed sheets once per week
Daily cabin cleaning service
Free Wifi
Arrival/departure shared transfer from/to Split ariport to/from Trogir Port on first/last day of the cruise*
*Full flight details (arrival/departure date and flight number) must be provided to us no later than 14 days prior to the cruise departure in order to organize the transfers

Meals, snacks, drinks

Welcome dinner and Captain's dinner
Daily buffet breakfast
Six lunches, all with three courses and a salad bar
Water dispenser
Complimentary coffee, tea and fresh fruits are available daily
Wine tasting in Zadar

Sightseeing tours

Split
Sibenik
Zadar
Rab
Guided tour and entrance to Krka National Park
Entrance to Telascica Natural Park

Not included

Port and tourist taxes are to be paid on the spot in cash, 60 EUR/person.
Drinks from the bar
Private transfer from hotel

Itinerary

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You will be transferred from the airport or your hotel to the harbour for embarkation on your cruise. The embarkation begins at 2:00 PM and involves checking in and boarding the ship. Once on board, you can relax in your cabin or explore the city. Join a welcome reception where you can meet the crew and other passengers in the evening, followed by dinner. Overnight in Trogir.

Set off from Trogir in the early morning, heading towards Sibenik, with a stop for swimming in one of the pristine bays along the way, weather permitting. Take some time to relax and enjoy lunch on board.
After lunch, disembark in Sibenik and take a bus to visit Krka National Park, home to stunning waterfalls, including the renowned Skradinski Buk, one of Croatia’s most iconic natural attractions. Afterward, return to Sibenik, a city with a remarkable history and rich cultural heritage. Embark on a guided walking tour of the historic center, where you’ll visit one of the Adriatic’s most beautiful Renaissance cathedrals. The evening is yours to explore the town at your own pace.

In the morning we set sails to Galesnjak (island of love) for a swim stop in one of its bays. Enjoy lunch on board as we continue sailing towards Zadar, a swimming stop, and lunch on board. On a walking tour of the city's historical centre, you can admire the old walls and Port Gate, built in the 16th century. You'll also visit the Square of the Five Wells, the Church of St. Donat, the Roman Forum, and the largest Cathedral in Dalmatia, St. Anastasia. And if there's a breeze, don't miss the sea organ. This incredible art installation uses the movement of the sea to create music. Overnight in Zadar.

National Park Krka, Adriatic Exploration, Croatia

We depart in the morning for Sali, a charming fishing and tourist town on Dugi Otok (Long Island), which is the closest town to the Telascica Nature Park and the Kornati National Park. First mentioned in the 12th century, Sali was named after its historic saltworks, and today it is a popular destination for divers. From here, we sail towards the Telascica Nature Park, enjoying lunch on board along with a refreshing swim stop. Upon arrival, you’ll explore the park, which, due to its unique beauty and significance, was designated a nature park in 1988. It includes six small islets within the bay. You'll Discover the park’s white cliffs and lakes. In the evening, savor the Captain’s dinner on board.

In the morning, we will head towards Kornati National Park, a stunning archipelago consisting of 89 islands, islets, and reefs. Often referred to as a "nautical paradise," this park is known for its rich marine ecosystem and breathtaking scenery. Afterward, we'll continue our journey to Primosten, stopping along the way for a swim and some relaxation, weather permitting, with lunch served on board. Primošten is a charming, picturesque town nestled between Šibenik and Trogir, on the central Adriatic coast. Surrounded by seven small islets, this scenic town is built on a hill, with the beautiful St. George’s Parish Church, dating back to 1485, dominating the landscape. Free evening and night in Primosten.

We depart from Primosten in the morning and set sail for Stari Grad, located on the island of Hvar. Along the way, we’ll make a stop for swimming and enjoy lunch on board. Stari Grad, one of the oldest towns in Europe, is known for its charming konobas and restaurants tucked away in the backstreets of the old town. Both the Stari Grad Plain and the town's historic center have been recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 2008. After arriving in Stari Grad, we’ll take a bus to visit Hvar Town, where you'll embark on a tour showcasing historical landmarks, including St. Stephen’s Square and Cathedral, the Arsenal, and its first-floor theatre—the oldest municipal theatre in Europe. The tour will also take you to the Fortica fortress, which offers spectacular views of the bay and Pakleni islands. In the evening, we will return by bus to the ship in Stari Grad, where we will spend the night.

We will set sail early in the morning, heading towards Split, with a stop for swimming and lunch on board. Once we dock, you can join a guided tour of Split, where you'll visit the waterfront promenade and the famous Diocletian's Palace, built by the Roman Emperor. The historic heart of the city is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore the palace’s underground chambers, filled with market stalls, and take in the remarkable architecture of this ancient structure. You’ll also see remnants of Split’s Roman history, along with Renaissance and Gothic buildings, the Temple of Jupiter, the Peristyle, and other fascinating landmarks.

After exploring Split, we will sail to the UNESCO-protected town of Trogir, often called “miniature Venice” or “mini-Dubrovnik” due to its ancient walls and Venetian architecture. Trogir is sometimes referred to as a "floating museum" because of its incredible architectural heritage, including impressive Venetian palaces. You’ll have free time to explore the town at your own pace. We will spend the night in Trogir.

After a tasty breakfast, it's time to say goodbye to the Captain, crew, and all your new friends. A shared transfer is provided to Split Airport.

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