Adriatic Escape

Krka Waterfalls & Bibich Winery

After breakfast, head to Krka Waterfalls National Park. Formed by centuries of travertine deposits, the Krka River is a true karst marvel, cutting a dramatic canyon along its 70 - kilometer route from the foothills of the Dinara Mountains to its breathtaking estuary beneath the ancient walls of Šibenik. Stroll along the park's winding wooden walkways, explore the open - air ethnographic museum, and browse charming artisan shops located in the restored watermills at Skradinski Buk. After the tour of the park, take a scenic transfer to Plastovo and step into the world of Bibich Winery for an exclusive wine pairing gourmet lunch. Renowned across the world, Bibich crafts small-batch wines, with most of their exceptional vintages available only in select boutiques and top-tier restaurants. Guided by Alen Bibich and his wife Vesna, this tasting is a masterclass in flavor and presentation. Each dish is artfully prepared and paired with a wine selected personally by Alen, offering a dining experience often likened to Michelin-star standards. Return to Split after lunch and enjoy your evening at leisure.

Afterwards, continue exploring the hidden coves and beaches of Vis Island, some of the most breathtaking spots in Croatia are found here. The most famous is Stiniva Cove, a dramatic beach reached through a narrow opening - once the entrance to a large cave - that opens into a wide pebble beach surrounded by 35 - meter - high cliffs. Truly outstanding! Continue to Pakleni Archipelago islands. These islands are located off the southwest coast of the island of Hvar , opposite the entrance to the Hvar town. In the afternoon hours arrive to Hvar town for overnight on board. NOTE: you can also stay at Vis island for overnight if you decide to do so, skipper will adjust to your preferences.

Return to Hvar town in the late afternoon and enjoy evening at leisure exploring the harming waterfront promenade, Renaissance square and vibrant nightlife.Overnight on board.

Afterwards, sail toward Mljet National Park, one of Croatia’s most pristine natural treasures. Mljet, the southernmost and easternmost of the larger Adriatic islands in the Dalmatian region, is renowned for its unspoiled landscapes and tranquil beauty. A large portion of the island is protected as one of Croatia’s most beautiful nature parks. Mljet National Park occupies the western part of the island, covering 54 km² and encompassing Veliko Jezero (Great Lake), Malo Jezero (Small Lake), Soline Bay, and a 500-meter-wide coastal sea belt extending from the island’s most prominent cape.Enjoy unique swimming experiences in Mljet’s lush, secluded coves before spending the night anchored in one of its tranquil bays. Overnight on board.

Leave Mljet behind and sail along the coast of Elaphiti Islands This is what locals call the Adriatic dream! The area surrounding Dubrovnik provides a stunning backdrop to the magnificence of the Old Town, and the Elaphiti islands are a perfect compliment to your holiday in Dubrovnik. Regarded as constant guardians of the sea and the coast, the islands have been home to the captains and sailors since the Dubrovnik Republic. The closest island, Koločep, has some remarkable samples of pre-Romanesque sacral architecture, aristocratic villas, and a pretty protected bay. Lopud is about sandy beaches, beautiful monasteries and charming chapels, vineyards and olive groves and an altogether well-preserved island lifestyle. Soak up the gentle sun and the scents of the Mediterranean while enjoying the view of fascinating, intact nature on sleepy Šipan the island that time has forgotten. Arrival to Marina Dubrovnik in the late afternoon hours. Enjoy evening at leisure. Overnight on board.

Boka Bay - Perast & Kotor

After breakfast, sail out to Boka Bay in Montenegro. Along the way you will meet up with your local guide and enjoy a private guided tour of Boka Bay, one of the most stunning natural harbors in the world and a UNESCO-listed destination. The bay is framed by dramatic mountain peaks descending into deep blue waters and dotted with charming coastal villages reflecting layers of history, from ancient and medieval eras to Venetian and Baroque influences. Your first stop is the historic town of Perast and visit to Our Lady of the Rock, a small man-made island known for its beautiful chapel and local legends. From the water, you'll also enjoy a picturesque view of the nearby island of St. George, home to a centuries-old monastery. Continue to Kotor, a beautifully preserved walled town nestled beneath towering cliffs. Once a thriving maritime hub under Venetian rule, Kotor's labyrinth of stone alleys, churches, and squares showcases centuries of cultural heritage and craftsmanship. Its medieval Old Town, dating back to the 12th–14th centuries, is recognized by UNESCO for its historical and architectural significance. Enjoy lunch at a local tavern recommended by your guide before returning to Dubrovnik in the late afternoon hours. Upon arrival to Marina Dubrovnik check out from your yacht and meet your chauffeur for private transfer to Hotel Villa Dubrovnik 5*. Enjoy evening at leisure.