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White cruise ship sails on clear blue water in front of rocky coast with houses.
Luxury yacht cruising on calm sea with clear sky and coastal cliffs in the background.
A white passenger ship sails on the sea in front of a coastal city with historic buildings.
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White passenger ferry sailing near a historic coastal town under a cloudy sky.
Luxury yacht sailing near a historic coastal town with stone walls.
White passenger ship sailing on blue water near a coastal town with mountains.
White passenger ship sails on clear blue water by wooded hills with houses.
Interior of a luxury boat lounge with red seating and wooden flooring
Bright, modern dining room in a hotel with white tablecloths and leather chairs.
Interior of a lounge with red armchairs, tables, and large windows
Covered outdoor seating area with cushioned chairs and tables on a boat.
Modern outdoor area with white armchairs and cushions next to a marina.
Cozy hotel room with large bed, white towels, and soft lighting.
Kroatien ∙ Adriatische Küste ∙ Dubrovnik

Wunder Kroatiens von Adriatic Pearl ***

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The Wonders of Croatia is an experience for guests who wish to enjoy the scenic beauty of the Adriatic coast on the M/S Adriatic Pearl and also appreciate cultural sights.
The journey begins with a transfer from the airport to the port/bay in Dubrovnik. Boarding takes place after 2 PM.

Facilities

The M/S Adriatic Pearl was commissioned in 2012 and overhauled in 2018, setting new standards in terms of service, cabin size and amenities, as well as overall travel comfort. The boat is 41 m long, 8.5 m wide, and has a cruising speed of 9 knots. Wi-Fi is included on deck and in cabins (limited). It has a capacity of 40 people. It has 18 cabins with en-suite bathrooms on the main and lower decks, and all are fully air-conditioned.
White passenger ferry sailing near a historic coastal town under a cloudy sky.
Luxury yacht sailing near a historic coastal town with stone walls.
White passenger ship sailing on blue water near a coastal town with mountains.
White passenger ship sails on clear blue water by wooded hills with houses.
Interior of a luxury boat lounge with red seating and wooden flooring
Bright, modern dining room in a hotel with white tablecloths and leather chairs.
Interior of a lounge with red armchairs, tables, and large windows
Covered outdoor seating area with cushioned chairs and tables on a boat.
Modern outdoor area with white armchairs and cushions next to a marina.

Accommodation

Cozy hotel room with large bed, white towels, and soft lighting.

Lower Deck Cabin

The cabins are located on the lower deck, offer 14-18 m² (incl. bathroom) and consist of a wardrobe, a cabinet, and a window or porthole. All cabins are equipped with a power outlet, LCD TV, safe, and hairdryer. The bathrooms are fully equipped with a shower, toilet, and sink.

Main Deck Cabin

With otherwise identical amenities, these cabins are slightly smaller at 11.5 - 13 m² (incl. bathroom) and are located on the main deck.

Meals

Half Board

Breakfast buffet, served lunch, except on days 1, 4, and 6, where dinner is included instead of lunch. Water is included from the water dispenser (bringing reusable bottles is recommended). Coffee/tea and fresh fruit are available during the day, as well as a snack in the afternoon.

Full Board

The 3rd meal is also included.

Hotel Service

For a fee: Additional drinks with meals and drinks outside of meal times. It is not permitted to bring drinks or food on board. Entrance fees for sightseeing and excursions. Laundry service in selected ports of call. Rental of beach towels and entrance to Mljet National Park.

Hotel features

  • Cruises

Notes

Day 1: Saturday - Embarkation Dubrovnik
Port Gruz/Dubrovnik
Check-in from 2 PM. Reception and welcome on board with a welcome drink.
Meet the crew, enjoy the atmosphere with dinner on board, and look forward to an exciting, unforgettable tour.
Day 2: Sunday - Dubrovnik – Korcula
Croatia's southernmost region holds many gems. Start with an optional walking tour* through Dubrovnik, also known as the Pearl of the Adriatic or the King's Landing. Whatever you consider the city's main features, Dubrovnik's mighty city walls and its courteous spirit will quickly transport you back to a time when this was an independent republic that successfully competed with the Republic of Venice. The outpost is your next stop, and your journey will only be interrupted by a refreshing swim in the Elaphiti Islands. You will realize that Korčula* was a Venetian fortress as soon as you notice the many lion statues adorning the facades and gates of the city, connected by some of the most outstanding stonework you will see on the Adriatic coast. Overnight in Korčula.
*Dubrovnik City Tour with carriage transfer from Dubrovnik (Gruz) port to the Old Town - optional walking package
*Korčula City Tour - optional walking package
Day 3: Monday - Korcula – Hvar – Milna
Enjoy breakfast with a view and sail to Hvar in the morning, officially the sunniest of the 1200 Croatian islands. This jet-set beauty is also the island with the most UNESCO World Heritage sites, so you should join our optional guided tour*. In the late afternoon, we will leave Hvar and set sail at sunset. Tonight, we will stay in Milna on the island of Brač.
*Hvar Walking Tour - optional walking package
Day 4: Tuesday - Milna – Split
After a short journey, we reach Split. The Diocletian Roman Emperor spared no expense in building a magnificent residence, importing marble, sphinx, and top-quality columns. The original palace was rebuilt by its new inhabitants in the Middle Ages, but it became even more beautiful and is what it is today: the vibrant heart of the city. Narrow alleys hide passages and courtyards, some abandoned and eerie, others lively and bustling with music from bars and cafes or the daily life of the residents; take an optional guided tour of Split* with our experienced guide. In the afternoon, you can take an optional excursion to the mainland, where you will be captivated by the dramatic cliffs overlooking the beautiful settlement of Omiš right at the mouth of the Cetina River. Consider exploring the Cetina River Canyon on a boat trip**. Overnight in Split.
*Split Walking Tour - optional walking tour package
**Optional Excursion: Cetina River
Day 5: Wednesday - Split – Trogir – Šibenik
The first stop from Split is Trogir, a small Dalmatian town listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, located on an island and squeezed between the mainland and the larger island of Ciovo. Apart from the green parks, the entire island is inhabited by spectacular stone houses, palaces, churches, monasteries, towers, walls, etc. You will have time to visit the main attraction in Trogir* - St. Lawrence Cathedral, which is probably the finest example of sacral architecture in Croatia. The final destination of the day is Šibenik, where you can optionally take a walking tour*. Stroll with your guide through the narrow and winding streets, steep alleys; past the most important monument, the Gothic Renaissance Cathedral of St. James in the main square. With its beauty, structural peculiarities, and stylistic features, it represents not only the most significant and valuable monument of the city's architectural heritage but also a unique monument of European sacral architecture, which has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2001. Overnight in Šibenik.
*Trogir Walking Tour - optional walking tour package
*Šibenik Walking Tour - optional walking package
Day 6: Thursday - Šibenik – Zadar
This morning, you will experience the northern aspect of Dalmatian beauty and history. Sailing among numerous islands in the late afternoon, we reach our final port, Zadar, where upon arrival, you can take an optional Zadar walking tour* through the Roman Forum from the 2nd century BC, passing the pre-Romanesque 9th-century Church of St. Donatus and the Church of St. Anastasia. Overnight in Zadar.
Day 7: Friday - Zadar – Excursion to Plitvice Lakes
As you sail along the Croatian coast, surpassing the beauty around you may seem like an impossible task. However, there are places on the Croatian mainland that certainly rival it, such as the Plitvice Lakes.
Located in a dense forest, the Plitvice Lakes are considered one of the most beautiful natural phenomena in the world. Sixteen lakes, connected by 92 waterfalls, cascade through the picturesque surroundings. The Plitvice Lakes were declared a National Park in 1949 and have been on the UNESCO World Natural Heritage list since 1979. The park's attractions also include several caves and a wide variety of flora and fauna. A guided tour of the park takes about three and a half hours, including a boat ride and a walk.
Join us and enjoy the magical beauty of the lakes and waterfalls that create a spectacular landscape.
Day 8: Saturday - Zadar Departure
Enjoy your breakfast before leaving the ship at 9 AM.
Notes: Upon arrival, a tax of €45 per person must be paid on board in cash.
Bed linen is changed twice a week. Towels are changed every second day.
Sturdy footwear is required for shore excursions.
Notes:
Organizational or weather-related changes to the route are reserved and are solely at the captain's discretion.
Upon arrival, a tax of €45 per person must be paid on board in cash.
Bed linen is changed twice a week. Towels are changed every second day.
Sturdy footwear is required for shore excursions.
Card payments are not accepted on board.
Not accessible for disabled persons.
Lunch and dinner will be served as a buffet or a set menu, depending on occupancy.
As the ships offered are motor ships, operational noise and vibrations may occur in the cabins. Depending on the cabin's location, these may be more pronounced. The respective docking points are assembly points. Several ships may dock next to or behind each other, making it necessary to cross over other ships. For logistical reasons, it may not be possible to switch off the generators at night, which can lead to noise and odor nuisance (e.g., from neighboring ships).

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