Welcome to Dubrovnik – the pearl of the Adriatic!

Dubrovnik lies in the extreme south of Croatia, basking in glorious Mediterranean sunshine for much of the year. A fairytale city of beautiful Baroque, Gothic and Renaissance churches, aristocratic palaces, red-roofed townhouses, magnificent monasteries and fascinating history.

Dubrovnik’s old town is known as one of the world’s finest and most perfectly preserved medieval cities. One of the best views in the world is to be had from its monumental City Walls – be prepared to be amazed! Wander the bustling boutiques, markets and bars, savor freshly-caught seafood while gazing out to sea at sunset; walk along the iconic walls, or take a cable car up to Mount Srđ for the most spectacular views in all of Dubrovnik.

Today a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Old Town and its towering walls rise above a 13th-century main street that literally sparkles in the sun.

Upon arrival you have private transfer to your hotel, and welcome dinner at the local restaurant.

Discover the cultural heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina with a private guided tour of Mostar, one of the region’s most beautiful and historic towns.

Explore the iconic UNESCO-listed Old Bridge, a symbol of unity and resilience, and learn about the 450-year-old local diving tradition.

Visit the medieval stećak tombstones and discover why Mostar is often called the “European Jerusalem,” with its mosques, churches, and synagogues nestled within a small area.

Stroll through the old bazaar, Kujundžiluk, unchanged since the 16th century, and soak in the charm of the city’s traditional handicrafts and markets.

Your guide will share stories, history, and local tips, making this an engaging and unforgettable experience.

After the tour you have free time for lunch then transfer back to your hotel in Dubrovnik.

The first part of the day is reserved for Pickleball. Come learn, have fun and improve your game!
You will play pickleball at our local courts from 8 to 12 p.m

Welcome on board your cruise yacht Aretha.
Embarkation is a blend of excitement and relaxation, with the welcome drink and snack offering a taste of the indulgence and hospitality. It’s a perfect opportunity to start your cruise experience on a positive note, setting the stage for the adventure ahead.

Your first stop is island of Mljet, one of the Croatia’s best loved islands and a paradise for anyone looking to get away from it all.
Sailing approximately 4 hours. A third of the northwestern part of Mljet island is a national park, featuring two inland lakes and miles of cycling and hiking trails. There are few residents, no large towns and only one major road that runs from north to south through the wooded landscape of pines, oak trees and macchia.

In the evening enjoy welcome dinner on board, and overnight on Mljet island.

Morning at leisure on Mljet Island, afterwards you sail to Korčula Island.

The sixth largest island in Croatia, Korčula is 20 miles long and rather narrow, between 4 and 5 miles wide on average. This island is known for its dense forest. The ancient Greeks called the island Black Korčula (Kerkyra melaina) for this reason. Its main towns are Korčula Town (people call it “Little Dubrovnik” because of its medieval squares, churches, palaces and houses), Vela Luka and Lumbarda. There are also smaller towns and villages dotted around the island for those looking for a more secluded holiday.

Known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant cultural scene, Korčula Town provides a picturesque backdrop for various activities, including the increasingly popular sport of pickleball. The surrounding area, with its blend of natural beauty and historical charm, enhances the experience. The gentle sea breeze and the sound of waves add a soothing background to your game.

Overnight docked on Korčula island.

Imagine playing pickleball on a one-of-a-kind floating court, anchored off the shores of Vis Island, Croatia. The crystal-clear Adriatic Sea surrounds you, offering panoramic views of rugged cliffs and lush greenery.

This day of pickleball on the floating court near Vis Island is a perfect blend of sport, nature, and camaraderie, creating memories that will last a lifetime. It’s pickleball elevated to an unforgettable adventure!

Enjoy your new experience!

Overnight on your cruiser yacht anchored near Vis Island.

In the morning you sail to Biševo Island and visit the Blue Cave, afterwards you sail to Hvar Island.

Hvar is Croatia’s most happening island, a destination for every type of traveller.

Hvar’s main port of Stari Grad is also the oldest town in Croatia. Here the Greeks settled from 384BC, naming the community around this safe harbour Pharos. The absolute best place to visit in Hvar town is the Fortica Španjola, the beautiful Spanish fortress built in the 13th century.
The Dubovica beach is one of the most beautiful beaches on Hvar Island. Directly in front of Hvar town are about 20 smaller islands and islets of unique beauty: the Pakleni Islands. The most popular islands are Sveti Klement, Borovac, Planikovac, Marinkovac and Jerolim. The Blue Cave is one of the most popular places to visit in Croatia and from Hvar you have the possibility to go there for a day trip.
You can’t leave the island without trying Hvar’s signature dish “GREGADA”– a stew of fish, potatoes, onions, garlic and top-quality olive oil.

Enjoy Hvar at leisure and overnight docked in Hvar town.

The Blue Cave on Biševo Island, located off the coast of Croatia, is 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.

The journey to the Blue Cave  includes picturesque views of the Adriatic Sea and the surrounding islands, adding to the overall enchantment of the trip.

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.

In the morning you sail to Brač Island with swim stop on the way.

Although it is the largest island in Dalmatia, and the third largest island in the Adriatic Sea, BraČ 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 surfing, diving, and windsurfing 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 harbor or visit Vidova Gora to get exquisite views over the other Adriatic islands. If you have a pleasure of finding 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.

Afternoon pickleball in Milna.

Overnight on cruiser yacht docked on Brač Island.

Morning pickleball in Milna, Brač lsland.

Playing pickleball in Milna, Brač Island, offers a unique experience combining the thrill of the sport with the stunning natural beauty of the island. Milna, located on the western coast of Brač, is known for its picturesque harbor, quaint streets, and Mediterranean charm. The mild Mediterranean climate adds to the pleasant ambiance, making it ideal for outdoor sports.

Afternoon sail to Split, where history meets modern flair in Croatia’s second-largest city!

Split really does have it all—ancient Roman ruins, stunning museums, chic cafés, and trendy shops around every corner.

The locals, with no shortage of pride, will gladly tell you that Split is “the most beautiful city in the world and beyond.” And honestly, once you start exploring, you’ll find it hard to disagree! Home to the legendary Diocletian’s Palace, this coastal gem has been on UNESCO’s World Heritage list since 1979. But here’s the kicker—many of Split’s historic buildings are still alive and well today, visiting feels like you’ve stepped straight into a time machine. So get ready to wander through centuries of history while soaking up the vibrant energy of this extraordinary city.

Enjoy your day at leisure! Overnight on you luxury mini cruiser Aretha docked in Split.

Disembark the vessel by 9am and travel to Zadar. First stop is NP Krka, and lunch at Etnoland.

After the tour and lunch, proceed to Zadar, the vibrant heart of the Adriatic!

A captivating blend of ancient history and modern charm, Zadar is a paradise for lovers of culture and heritage.

The entire city is a living monument, encircled by age-old walls and brimming with archaeological treasures that trace back to its Roman and medieval past.

But Zadar isn’t just about history—it’s also home to striking contemporary wonders, like the world’s first Sea Organ, where the ocean’s waves create a mesmerizing symphony.

Whether you’re drawn by its timeless landmarks or cutting-edge architecture, Zadar promises an unforgettable journey through time.

Experience an exclusive journey led by a local guide to uncover the hidden wonders of Krka National Park, situated just an hour’s drive from Split.

Escape the city crowds and immerse yourself in the park’s breathtaking waterfalls and majestic canyon, including the renowned Skradinski buk. Wander along wooden pathways beside the Krka River, encountering its diverse wildlife along the way.

Explore the park’s ethno village, charming stone houses, and historic watermills, including Europe’s first hydroelectric power station. After your exploration, enjoy a scenic 30-minute boat cruise along the river before venturing to the picturesque town of Skradin.

Adjacent to Krka National Park lies Pakovo selo, home to ETNOLAND Dalmati. Here, experience an authentic journey through Dalmatian history with interactive storytelling and savor traditional dishes crafted from locally sourced ingredients.

From succulent meats cooked under the iconic “peka” to homemade cheeses and hearty stews, ETNOLAND offers a culinary adventure enriched by local herbs. Celebrate life and togetherness with a taste of Dalmatia’s vibrant gastronomic heritage.

After the tour and lunch, transfer to Zadar.

Pickleball in Zadar offers a unique blend of sport, stunning scenery, and Croatian charm.

This Adriatic coastal city, known for its rich history and breathtaking sunsets, provides an ideal backdrop for pickleball enthusiasts. Whether you’re looking to stay active during your holiday or simply try something new, playing pickleball in Zadar is a fantastic way to enjoy the sport while embracing the essence of this coastal paradise.

The rest of the day at leisure. Zadar offers a unique mix of historical charm and modern attractions, making it a must-visit destination on Croatia’s coast. Enjoy traditional Dalmatian dishes at local restaurants, and don’t miss trying fresh seafood, lamb, and local wines. Experience vibrant nightlife with its array of bars, clubs, and live music venues, particularly around the Old Town.

The rest of the day at leisure.

Private transfer to the airport to catch your flight.

Hvala for visiting Croatia ♥

Bon voyage!