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Itinerary Details7 Days

The Northern Crossing

Dubrovnik • Šipan • Mljet • Korčula • Hvar • Vis • Brač • Split

Connect two UNESCO heritage cities in one voyage. Sail from the grandeur of Dubrovnik through the chic nightlife of Hvar and the mysterious caves of Vis, culminating in the imperial palace of Split. This route offers the perfect mix of history, nature, and cosmopolitan island life.

Saturday

Dubrovnik (Srebreno) to Šipan

We welcome you aboard in Srebreno (near Dubrovnik). We immediately set sail for the Elaphiti Islands, anchoring for the night at the largest island, Šipan.

"Escape the city walls. Šipan is an island of olive groves and Renaissance summer manors, offering a peaceful start to your journey."
Highlights
  • Welcome drink and safety briefing
  • Evening walk in the fishing village of Šipanska Luka
  • Dinner on board in a quiet bay
Captain's Tip

Šipan holds the Guinness world record for the most olive trees per square meter. The local olive oil is liquid gold.

Sunday

Šipan to Mljet National Park

We cruise north to the island of Mljet, mooring at Pomena or Polače to access the National Park.

"Nature in its purest form. Mljet is famous for its two saltwater lakes, Malo and Veliko Jezero, and the Benedictine monastery on the Islet of St. Mary."
Highlights
  • Swimming in the warm saltwater lakes
  • Cycling through the shaded park trails
  • Visiting the St. Mary monastery
Captain's Tip

Take the small boat ride to the monastery island in the middle of the Great Lake for a unique photo opportunity.

Monday

Mljet to Korčula

We sail to the island of Korčula, docking near the Old Town. Known as 'Little Dubrovnik', it is a medieval walled city of exceptional beauty.

"History carved in stone. Korčula is the alleged birthplace of Marco Polo and offers a rich Venetian heritage."
Highlights
  • Guided tour of Korčula Old Town
  • Cocktails at the Massimo tower bar (accessible by ladder)
  • Dinner in the vibrant town squares
Captain's Tip

Korčula has a unique fish-bone street layout designed to filter the wind—notice the cool breeze even on hot days.

Tuesday

Korčula to Hvar

We head to the sunniest island in Croatia, Hvar. We anchor in the Pakleni Islands archipelago across from Hvar Town for privacy and quick access.

"The St. Tropez of Croatia. Hvar offers lavender fields, ancient fortresses, and world-class nightlife."
Highlights
  • Swimming in the turquoise waters of Palmižana
  • Water taxi to Hvar Town for evening entertainment
  • Hiking up to the Fortica Spanjola for sunset views
Captain's Tip

For a quieter experience, we stay anchored in the Pakleni islands and take the tender into town only when you want to join the action.

Wednesday

Hvar to Vis

We cruise to the mysterious island of Vis, formerly a closed military base. En route, (weather permitting) we visit the Blue Cave on Biševo island.

"Into the blue. The Blue Cave is a natural wonder where sunlight illuminates the cavern in ethereal neon blue light."
Highlights
  • Excursion to the Blue Cave (Biševo)
  • Exploring the military tunnels of Vis
  • Dinner in Kut or Vis Town
Captain's Tip

Try the 'Peka' at a local agrotourism farm in the interior of Vis—it requires ordering hours in advance but is worth the wait.

Thursday

Vis to Brač (Milna/Bol)

We sail to the island of Brač. Depending on weather and preference, we can visit the famous Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) beach in Bol or the protected harbor of Milna.

"The iconic shape of summer. Zlatni Rat is the most photographed beach in Croatia, constantly changing shape with the wind."
Highlights
  • Swimming at the Golden Horn beach
  • Windsurfing or watersports
  • Visiting the Blaca Hermitage (if adventurous)
Captain's Tip

Brač stone was used to build Diocletian's Palace and parts of the White House. Look for beautiful stone souvenirs.

Friday

Brač to Split

Our final leg takes us into the bustling harbor of Split. We dock near the Riva promenade, steps away from the Roman ruins.

"Living history. Split is a city built inside a 1,700-year-old Roman palace that is still inhabited today."
Highlights
  • Walking tour of Diocletian's Palace (UNESCO)
  • Climbing the St. Domnius bell tower
  • Farewell dinner in the city
Captain's Tip

Get lost in the basement halls (podrumi) of the palace—they were used as a filming location for Game of Thrones (the dragon pit).

Saturday

Disembarkation

Breakfast on board and disembarkation at 09:00.

"Departure from the Imperial City."
Highlights
  • Final breakfast
  • Transfer to Split Airport
Route Map
Typical cruising time: 4-5h per day