Croatia - South Adriatic Cruise on Mali Ante

The adventure starts on the very day of your arrival to Dubrovnik, one of the most attractive cities of the Mediterranean, the centre of contemporary cultural and tourist events with unique political and cultural history. The captain and the crew will give you a warm welcome. Dinner is served on board.

Overnight in Dubrovnik.

After breakfast enjoy discovering Dubrovnik - the Pearl of the Adriatic. Lunch on board and free time for sightseeing or enjoying on some time at the beach.

Overnight in Dubrovnik

After breakfast we sail out on a cruise from Dubrovnik to Pomena, a hidden port on the idyllic Mljet Island. Lunch is served on board. To many people Mljet is an island lost at sea that cannot be easily reached. Discover the landscape that inhabits the stories of Odysseus, St Paul, Benedictines and Mediterranean monk seal.

In the heart of the pine clad island there is a national park, with two magnificent lakes at its centre. Overnight in Pomena.

The entrance to National Park Mljet is not included in the rate of the cruise.

In the morning hours we set off to Hvar Island. This beautiful island lies between the islands of Brač and Korčula. Hvar’s location at the centre of the Adriatic sailing routes had made this island an important base for trade throughout the wider Mediterranean in the past. After lunch on-board, scout the city of Jelsa and the island. After some free time in Hvar we depart to the island of Brač, where we will spend the night in Bol. Overnight in Bol.

After a morning swim at the most famous beach in Croatia, visit Zlatni Rat, a natural phenomenon in a shape of a horn on the southern part of Brac Island below the highest peak of all Adriatic islands Vidova Gora standing at 780m, then cruise towards the Splitska vrata passage. After lunch on board we will arrive in Split where there will have free time for exploring the city. Overnight in Split.

In the morning hours we head to Korcula, the city on the island bearing the same name, the birth place of the famous explorer Marco Polo. Within the fortifications and defensive walls, the red roofs will remind you Dubrovnik. View the old works of stonemasons whose architectural wonders created a very orderly urban plan. Lunch on board. Overnight in Korcula.

Today we sail by the biggest peninsula in Dalmatia, Peljesac Peninsula, known for its slopes that gave names to the best red wines, Postup and Dingac, Further down the Mljet Strait, we will come to the Elaphiti Archipelago, a group of 14 islands and islets. Lunch and swimming breaks. Late afternoon will see us in Slano. Overnight in Slano.

After breakfast departure from Slano for all clients with morning flights. Than the boat sails from Slano to Dubrovnik for departure for other guests.