Croatian Coastal Cruising: Dubrovnik to Split (Aurora)

Trip Type: Adventure Cruising

8 Days
1 - 36 People

Starts From:

NZD $3,828.75 /Person

Imagine the sun warming you while you lean over the side of a boat, peacefully watching the clear water wash against the limestone cliffs …

Croatian Coastal Cruising: Dubrovnik to Split (Aurora)

Imagine the sun warming you while you lean over the side of a boat, peacefully watching the clear water wash against the limestone cliffs and pebbly shores of Croatia. This eight-day small-ship cruise offers plenty of that idle relaxation, broken up with exciting activities like a river cruise, a guided tour of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Diocletian’s Palace and a guided walk through the Old City of Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Get a taste of what the Dalmatian Coast has to offer when you see how Bosnian coffee is made, sample local wines and visit the Olive Oil Museum in Brac, all with a local leader and group of like-minded travellers.

Itinerary

Day 1: Dubrovnik

Day 2: Dubrovnik - Korcula

Day 3: Korcula - Badija - Opuzen

Day 4: Opuzen - Mostar - Trpanj

Day 5: Trpanj - Hvar - Jelsa - Starigrad - Hvar

Day 6: Hvar - Brac

Day 7: Brac - Split - Omis

Day 8: Omis - Split

Trip Inclusions

Meals

7 breakfasts and 4 dinners are included

Transport

Small cruise ship, Boat, Minibus

Accomodation

Small cruise ship (7 nights)

Included Activities

Complimentary Arrival Transfer
Korcula orientation walk
Opuzen - Neretva river photo safari boat tour
Riverside Restaurant Dinner
Mostar - Guided Tour with Coffee Experience
Riverside Restaurant Dinner
Hvar - Lavender and Honey tour
Hvar - Leader led orientation walk
Brac - Skrip Museum
Brac - Oil Museum
Split - Diocletian's Palace

Trip Highlights

Sail up the Neretva River to Opuzen. Here, you’ll transfer to small, traditional boats and sail around the wetlands, making your way to a local restaurant on the water for Peka veal.
Taste local olive oil at a museum in Brac, where a local guide will share the history of how this kitchen essential has been produced on this island since the 19th century.
Drop anchor in the middle of port towns on the islands of Hvar and Korcula – while large cruise liners have to moor out at sea and commute into shore, you can hop on or off the boat as you please!
Dive into the aquamarine waters of the Dalmatian Coast. Weather permitting, your captain will be stopping the boat for regular swim breaks during the trip.
Take a detour to Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina. You’ll see the town’s UNESCO World-Heritage-listed bridge and have the chance to watch how Bosnian coffee is made (and taste the coffee for yourself!).