Dalmatian Coast: Croatia & Montenegro
Overview
Discover the wonders of Dalmatia and the Adriatic in this cruise along the Montenegro and Dalmatian coast. You’ll encounter the fascinating history of the region through the medieval charms of Dubrovnik and Korcula, and the ancient Palace of Diocletian in Split. And you’ll enjoy the stunning natural beauty of the region at Kotor Bay in Montenegro and the Hvar Island, which is covered in pine forests, with vineyards, fruit orchards and lavender fields.
7 Nights / 8 Days
Route: Dubrovnik – Split and Trogir – Rab – Sibenik and Krka National Park – Hvar – Korcula – Kotor – Dubrovnik
Ship Name: Callisto
Departure Days: Fridays
Embarkation: Dubrovnik, Croatia
Embarkation Time: Between 3pm and 4pm
Disembarkation: Dubrovnik, Croatia
Disembarkation Time: 9am, after breakfast
Our Adriatic cruises offer:
• Comfortable cabins and deck areas
• A/C, mini bar and safe in cabins
• All meals cooked by the on board chef
• Indoor dining area
• Outdoor lounge – bar
• Sun beds and beach towels
• Swimming platform
Itinerary
Route: Dubrovnik – Rab – Kotor – Dubrovnik
Day 1: Durbrovnik, Croatia
Embarkation is between 3 and 4pm. Enjoy a welcome dinner before a midnight departure towards Korcula. Overnight at sea.
Day 2: Split and Trogir, Croatia
We arrive at Split in the morning, where you can take an optional walking tour to discover the city, which dates back to the 4th century and was the Imperial Residence of Roman Emperor Diocletian. Lunch will be served on board, after which you may enjoy one more optional afternoon excursion to nearby coast town of Trogir. We set sail to Rab later in the afternoon.
Day 3: Rab, Croatia
Arriving in the morning, there is an option walking tour of the old town of Rab, a charming walled town set on a narrow strip of land that was founded by the Romans. Explore cultural and historical monuments including the Church of Justina, the Church of St. John the Baptist, the Prince’s Palace. In the afternoon, we will sail south through the beautiful Kornati Islands to reach Sibenik. Overnight at sea.
Day 4: Sibenik and Krka National Park, Croatia
Arrival to Sibenik through a spectacular fjord. The optional all-day excursion is to the breathtaking Krka National Park home of a multitude of indigenous flora and fauna, including over 200 bird species. After Krka, you will have a chance to explore the seaside city of Primosten and Sibenik old Town. Overnight in port.
Day 5: Hvar, Croatia
We set sail early and arrive in Hvar, a must visit holiday spot. Here you can take a morning optional walking tour to discover the island’s Venetian style and fascinating sites, including the Cathedral of St. Stephens, or the Arsenal, built in 1611 and housing Europe’s oldest theatre. In the afternoon, enjoy a relaxing swim and sail to Korcula. We’ll arrive in the evening and overnight in port.
Day 6: Korcula, Croatia
There’s an optional all-day excursion to explore Korcula Town and do some wine tasting at Lumbarda Village. As well as tasting some excellent local wines, you’ll have the opportunity stroll through the Milina-Bire vineyards. We set sail in the evening and overnight at sea to the coastal town of Kotor in Montenegro.
Day 7: Kotor, Montenegro, and Dubrovnik, Croatia
In the morning we will arrive in Kotor, the deepest natural fjord in the Mediterranean. They’ll be a morning excursion to the well-preserved, medieval Old Town, featuring stunning fortifications including the 10th century city walls and the Baroque church of St Blaise. We’ll leave Kotor in the evening and sail through the stunning fjord of Kotor Bay to Dubrovnik. Overnight in port.
Day 8: Dubrovnik, Croatia
Disembarkation is at 9 am after breakfast.
Itineraries can be changed at the discretion of the Vessel’s Captain in case of adverse weather conditions – winds of 6/7 beaufort or more depending on the vessel- on port authorities not allowing a vessel to leave port or in case of other extraordinary conditions. Such itinerary changes do not entitle automatically passengers to any refunds, but we guarantee that passengers are disembarked at the advertised port of disembarkation on time for their flights.
Accommodation
Callisto
• A/C
• En-suite bathrooms with showers
• Double/twin beds
• TV
• Telephone for internal use
• Hair dryer
• Mini fridge
• Safe box
• Bed linens and bath towels
• Beach towels
Dates and Prices
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From Dubrovnik, Croatia Friday departures |
M/Y Callisto June: 05, 26 |
| Cabin Categories | Price pp |
| Cat P | £2,825 |
| Cat A | £2,695 |
| Cat B | £2,000 |
| Cat C | £1,740 |
• Cat P – Main deck, twin or double beds
• Cat A – Main deck, twin or double beds
• Cat B – Lower deck, twin beds
• Cat C – Lower deck, twin beds
• Cruise fares mentioned are per person in double occupancy.
• Flights and transfers aren’t included. Can be arranged on request.
• Single Supplement is 50% for Cat C and B Cabins and 75% for Cat A and P Cabins.
• 3rd Person discount for Cat B and C 30%.
• Children 7-10 years old discount in triple cabin w/2 adults in Cat B and C 50%.
• Children 11-16 years old discount in triple cabin w/2 adults in Cat B and C 35%.
INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
• Half-board: Buffet breakfast and 2 meal daily.
• Welcome Cocktail, a Local Theme Evening, fun BBQ (weather permitting).
• One night Captain’s Dinner.
• All day drinking free water, regular (filter) coffee and tea.
• Crew services.
• Use of equipment on board (Flippers, snorkel and fishing tackle etc.).
• Yacht insurance (We advise you to take out individual travel insurance).
• English-Speaking Cruise Escort.
NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
• Prices exclude Port Charges £305 / 350€.
• Alcoholic & soft beverages. These can be purchased from the bar on board.
• Optional land tours and entrance fees to historical places and museums.
• Flights and Airport Transfers.
• Wi-Fi (available at charge).
• Crew tips.
Highlights
UNESCO Site of Kotor
Kotor is the deepest natural fjord in the Mediterranean, wedged between a moody corner of the bay and brooding mountains, achingly atmospheric and featuring stunning fortifications including the 10th century city walls, the Baroque church of St Blaise.
Krka National Park, Croatia
Home to abundant indigenous flora and fauna including over 200 bird species, it’s a magical place of waterfalls and gorges, with the river gushing through a karstic canyon 200m deep. Extending along the 73km Krka River, Krka National Park runs from the Adriatic near Sibenik inland to the mountains of the Croatian interior. The area’s remoteness has been attracting monks who constructed their monasteries here.
Hvar, Croatia
High points of the port town Hvar include its 13th-century walls, a hilltop citadel and a main square anchored by the Renaissance-era Hvar Cathedral. Hvar’s theatre holds an inevitable place in the general history of theatre. Its foundation in 1612 made it become the first civic theatre in Europe. The theatre was built above the Arsenal.
