Croatia and Montenegro

The Must-sees of the trip

1. DubrovnikThe city, also known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic”, is located directly by the sea, at the foot of a rugged limestone mountain range. The old town of Ragusa is famous for its medieval city walls and its numerous pre-Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque buildings. Optional excursion in the morning (authenticity and experience): Guided city tour in Dubrovnik. On a peninsula on the Dalmatian coast, Dubrovnik is a priceless pearl that adorns the southern shores of the Adriatic. You will get to know this place of breathtaking natural beauty with a rich historical heritage. In the afternoon, we recommend a walk on the city walls. The city walls, which enclose the entire old town, are 2 kilometres long and up to 25 metres high. From the city walls you have a wonderful view of the old town. Return on board and sail to the island of Mljet. Night sailing.
2. Mljet – KorculaDeparture on the dinghy to the nature park on the island of Mjlet, which is considered a small paradise because of its monastery on a small island in the middle of a salt lake. You will take a walk through the park and then take a local boat to the monastery, where you will have some free time. Return to the boat and boat trip to Korcula. Optional excursions in the afternoon:
   Authentic: Guided walking tour of Korcula. You will explore this town exclusively on foot and visit St Mark’s Cathedral, which is a testament to the skill of the stonemasons and the talent of the sculptors of the time. The magnificent portal flanked by two lions, the work of the Milanese sculptor Bonino, and the evangelist St Mark in the lunette are remarkable.
   Experience: Buggy safari. You will drive along the coastal roads and through the village of Lumbarda, which is full of small vineyards from which the famous Korcula wine “grk” is made. This unique adventure will take you to beautiful viewpoints on the island of Korcula, from which you will see its bays with turquoise-coloured water, among other sights. Folklore evening.
3. SibenikSightseeing tour of Sibenik and the Krka waterfalls. During this tour, you will get to know the cultural heritage as well as the present-day life of the oldest Slavic town on the Adriatic. You will visit the historic centre with its maze of alleyways from the 15th and 16th centuries. You will then drive to the Krka Waterfalls National Park. This is one of the most spectacular natural landscapes in Croatia. The water cascades over 17 travertine banks, which are strung together over a short distance. Return to the boat. Experience: Hike to the Krka waterfalls. An original way to discover the hidden side of this island. The Krka River has shaped the landscape and carved the karst plateau into a series of beautiful waterfalls. The last waterfalls are the most impressive with a height of 10 metres. They offer spectacular views. Things get lively in the evening. Departure of the ship at night and journey to Trogir.