Friday, July 6, arrive Dubrovnik, Croatia
According to your flights, you will be met at the airport and transferred to your centrally located, deluxe hotel. A welcome cocktail awaits you. Overnight Imperial Hilton Hotel. (O)

Saturday, July 7, Dubrovnik to Split, Croatia
After breakfast at the hotel you'll depart on the 220 km drive north to Split. You'll have a little time to enjoy lunch on your own and walk around this lively town before embarking on your private, 27 meter motorized yacht and head off for an exciting week of beauty, culture and relaxation starting in Brac. (B,D,O)

Sunday, July 8, Brac to Hvar, Croatia
Breakfast is served onboard. Time for a nice morning swim. The limestone part of the coast is rocky and steep, while the rest is rather low and sandy and everywhere the water is crystal clear. Then it is off to the island of Hvar with it's charming stone houses. (B,S,D,O)

Monday, July 9, Hvar to Vis, Croatia
You head off to the small island of Vis, characterized by its many small inlets. Home to fishermen and sailors, it is a quiet and remote place where nature abounds. (B,S,D,O)

Tuesday, July 10, Vis to Korcula, Croatia
You next visit to the island or Korcula will delight your senses. Known as the birthplace of Marco Polo, the centre of the island, the town of Korcula, with its cultural and historical heritage, its town ramparts (similar to those of Dubrovnik) ranks among the favorite tourist destinations in southern Croatia. (B,S,D,O)

Wednesday, July 11, Korcula, Croatia
Today you have time to enjoy the beauty, activities and even shopping opportunites of Korcula town. Enjoy the local attractions including the city museum, the Bishop’s Treasury, a collection of icons, art galleries and old churches with priceless paintings. (B,S,D,O)

July 12, Korcula to Mljet, Croatia
Your next stop is Mljet - a woodsy island covered with Karst caves, two picturesque lakes and many sand and pebble beaches. Rich with fish and lobster - it's a tourist delight. You can also enjoy exploring the many Roman ruins found all over the island. (B,S,D,O)

Friday, July 13 , Mljet to Sipan, Croatia
Your visit to Sipan will be rich with history. A picturesque red-roofed hamlet welcomes you. The island has a architectural monuments from the Middle Ages, mostly 11th century: the ruins of the St. Peter's church on Velji Vrh, the small church of St. John with frescoes in Silovo Selo, and the pre-Romanesque church of St. Michael. Excavated ruins from a Roman villa are also interesting. (B,S,D,O)

Saturday, July 14 , Sipan to Dubrovnik, Croatia
Upon your return to Dubrovnik you will be met and transferred to your deluxe hotel for a last evening to enjoy the ambiance and charm of this incredibly preserved, walled-city. (B,O)