Ciovo Island

Ciovo Island has beautiful pebbled beaches and clear waters with moderate descent in depth. Its beaches are known for their stunning views and shaded pine tree landscapes.

Drvenik Veli Island

Drvenik Veli Island is home to tranquil beaches along with some of the best boating waters in Croatia. Its secluded, private bays and beaches are perfect for small children and romantic holidays.

Krknjasi Bay

Offering a visual feast to travelers with its lush nature and deep blue sea, Krknjasi Bay is one of the most beautiful destinations of the Adriatic Sea. The popular bay, which welcomes thousands of guests, is surrounded by two islets and is ideal for snorkeling.

Kobas Bay

The lovely relaxing simplicity and rich colors of Kobas Bay welcomes boaters from all over. The handmade wooden docks and friendly konoba restaurants are charm brought to life.

Grabula Bay

Grabula Bay is a stunning, secluded cove on the small island of Drvenik Veli. The bay's crystal clear waters and amazing nature view attract boaters and nature enthusiasts.

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The Trogir Blue Cruise provides a journey to the most important historical locations within Croatia, all whilst witnessing natural beauty at its finest. 

Natural Landscapes, Exquisite History and Picturesque Coves 

On the first day of the tour, we will travel from Trogir to Brac Island. Trogir is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe, home to exquisite historical monuments such as the churches of St. Nicholas and St. Sebastian, St. Laurence Cathedral and St. Dominic Monastery. Along with its rich history Trogir also showcases spectacular natural coastlines, tropical palm trees, and wonderful beaches. Brac Island will be next on the agenda. It is known for having some of the best beaches in the world, including the triangular-shaped Zlatni Rat Beach, Acapulco Beach, and Martinica Beach, all of which provide perfect environments for sunbathing and swimming. Along with its spectacular beaches, Brac has many fun things on offer, such as hiking to mysterious sites or visiting the Olive Oil Museum and the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Our final destination for today, on the north-west side of Brac Island, is Milna. Known as the bay of a thousand ships, Milna has been a popular port for sailors since ancient times. Today, it is also a thriving tourist center, and here, tour members can visit historical sights such as the Baroque church, admire its natural beauty, and embrace its irresistible charm.

We will now explore more of Brac Island. Along with its spectacular beaches, Brac has many fun things on offer, such as hiking to mysterious sites including Vidova Gora, Dragons' Cave, and Blaca Monastery. While exploring, we will visit Brac Island's Bol, located on the southern side of the island of Brac, it is the oldest town on the coast. It became a tourist destination at the beginning of the 20th century and is an attractive locale for tourists due to its sunny climate, 10 kilometers of beautiful beaches, forested areas, and drinkable spring waters. In this small town, Mediterranean culture can be seen all over with its narrow cobbled roads, quaint stone buildings, and an abundance of natural colors. The location is home to many harborside bars and restaurants, as well as historical places such as the Church of the Madonna of Graces and the Glagolitic Hermitage Blaca Monastery. It is an excellent location for sports such as volleyball and extreme sports such as hiking and rock climbing, but it is most famous for its water sports. It has the perfect weather conditions for diving, swimming, and windsurfing. The final stop for today will be Brac Island’s Zlatni Rat Beach. The triangular-shaped Zlatni Rat Beach, also known as the Golden Horn, stretches out over 500 meters on the south side of the island. It is surrounded by the shallow and calm Adriatic Sea and provides lots of amenities, such as windsurfing and inflatable water activities, that are suitable for the whole family.

Today's tour will take us from Brac Island to Pakleni Islands. The Pakleni Islands are a chain of rocky islets located just off the coast of Hvar. Here, tour members will find picturesque coves, stunning beaches, bars, and an abundance of spectacular nature. The Pakleni Islands archipelago consists of 16 car-free islands or islets, with the three most popular being Sveti Klement, Marinkovac, and Jerolim. The islands are known for their clear waters, wonderful snorkeling and swimming opportunities, secluded beaches, breathtaking view points, and quaint villages. The final stop on today's agenda is Hvar Island, home to the most UNESCO-listed heritage of any island in the world. This island has it all from spectacular beaches, delicious Mediterranean food, indigenous grapes creating the finest wines, to a wide variety of water and land sports. Here, tour members will have the opportunity to see rich Venetian architecture and cultural heritage sites, along with the island's iconic waterfront, also known as Riva, which is among the most luxurious on the Adriatic.

Today we will sail from the Pakleni Islands to Korcula Island, which is the sixth-largest island in Croatia, known for its dense forestry and natural beauty. The main settlements on the island are the towns of Korcula, Vela Luka, and Blato. Within Korcula Island, tour members can find Korcula Old Town, where medieval squares, churches, palaces, and houses can be seen. The old town may be small, but it is very well preserved. The layout and construction of the old town dates back to the second half of the 13th century, laid out in a shape resembling a fishbone to protect against the sea's strong winds. When exploring Korcula, be sure to witness the Korcula Town Walls. Built for defensive purposes, the walls represent Medieval architecture at its finest, making Korcula Town one of Croatia’s best preserved fortified towns. Other sites to see when touring the walls are monuments such as Zakerjan Tower, Kanavelic Tower, Sea Gate Tower, Small and Large Governor’s Tower, Revelin Tower, and All Saints Tower. Other attractions worth visiting include St. Mark’s Cathedral, which is one of the most iconic monuments on the island; Vela Spila Cave, which is one of the most important archaeological prehistoric sites in Europe; the Marco Polo Museum; and the Museum of the Centre for Culture. As for beaches, there are many to choose from; the most popular include the sandy beach of Vela Przina, the picturesque Pupnatska Luka, and the quiet Bilin Zal.

Today's tour will guide us from &nbsp;Korcula Island to Mljet Island. Mljet Island is one of Croatia's greenest areas, and here tour members can enjoy clear sea waters, a gentle sandy shoreline, and a rich underwater life. We will also visit Mljet National Park, which is full of natural beauty and nature. Declared a national park in the 1960s, this destination is a very popular location for travelers due to the two saltwater lakes of Veliko Jezero and Malo Jezero, also known as the big and small lakes. The lakes were formed more than 10,000 years ago and are linked together by a small channel and to the sea by a larger channel. Both of these lakes have their own ecosystem, complete with a special species of jellyfish that are completely harmless to humans. The species is 24 million years old and cannot be found anywhere else in the world. At the big lake of Veliko Jezero, beautiful coral reefs can be found under the water, and in the center lies St. Mary Island, where a 12th-century Benedictine monastery can be seen. Both of these lakes are warmer than the sea, making them a wonderful place to swim and snorkel. The tour will then continue on to Mljet Island’s Pomena. The small harbor and village are well known for their farming, fishing, and touristic amenities. Here, tour members can find restaurants, coffee shops, bars, souvenir shops, and a lovely beach area. The final destination on today's tour will take us to Mljet Island’s Polace, which was once an ancient trading port. It was well known as the safest port on the eastern side of the Adriatic due to its large bay, which is sheltered by four small islets.

Today's tour will lead us from Mljet Island to Lopud Island. Lopud Island is described by many as the most charming of the Elaphite Islands. Approximately 240 inhabitants live here, giving the island a very homely and peaceful ambience. Within this car-free island, there is just one picturesque village where many stone houses complemented by citrus groves can be seen, a small supermarket, and several restaurants, along with a Franciscan monastery and a lovely waterfront promenade. On the promenade the Botanical Gardens can be found. Here, tour members can witness a true oasis of nature where plants from all over the world can be seen, such as cacti, bamboos, and palms. We will now enjoy some relaxation and head to Sunj Beach on the southeast side of the island. Thanks to its beautiful natural environment, sandy shore and crystal clear waters, it is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the region. Tour members can find restaurants, beach bars, and amenities such as umbrellas and sunbeds.

Today's trip will take us from Lopud Island to Dubrovnik. Dubrovnik is a Croatian city on the Dalmatian Coast, renowned for its exquisite historical attractions. Here there are many things for tour members to do and see, such as visiting Dubrovnik City Walls and Dubrovnik's clocktower, or partaking in one of the most popular adrenaline-pumping activities, cliff diving at Buza Beach. The medieval city attracts many visitors due to its well-preserved buildings and landmarks, such as the Franciscan Monastery, the Church of Saint Blaise, Dubrovnik Cathedral, and Sponza Palace Dubrovnik. Tour members will also have the opportunity to visit Dubrovnik Stradun Street, which is the main street in Dubrovnik’s Old Town. It stretches from Pile Gate, which is the western entrance to the old town, all the way to the old town’s port. In ancient times, it was a channel that divided the small island and was later filled to create the main town’s street. For 50 years, it has been completely pedestrianized and acts as the main local promenade, full of cafes, shops, and restaurants to enjoy. Today's adventure will conclude by visiting Srd Mountain. It is the most scenic viewpoint in all of Dubrovnik. From the top of the 412-meter hill, visitors can see spectacular views of the old town and the glistening Adriatic Sea. The top of the mountain can be reached either by car, hiking, or cable cars. For those of you who wish to hike to the top, it takes approximately 30 minutes from the old town through the gorgeous forest area.

On the final day of the tour, we will continue to explore Dubrovnik. Dubrovnik was once known as Ragusa during the rule of the Byzantine Empire. After much destruction and devastation, Dubrovnik reformed, becoming one of the most popular destinations in Croatia and attracting visitors from all over the world. It welcomes tourists during the summer season, showcasing its culture, spectacular scenery, calm, crystal-clear waters, and unique history. Here, tour members can delve into the city's influential historical sites, such as the city's striking stone defense walls or the Minceta and Boka fortresses, along with churches and monasteries. One of the most popular attractions in this area is overlooking the beauty below on a trip on the Dubrovnik cable cars, which provide sensational views of the whole city and the shimmering Adriatic waters. Many of the evening entertainment venues in Dubrovnik are mainly outdoors and are situated between the historical Old Town and Gruz, which is known locally as Bourbon Street. The city offers everything from a few lively clubs to late-night Michelin-starred restaurants, many bars and cafes, and intimate wine tasting venues with a chilled ambiance and enjoyable entertainment.

The Trogir Blue Cruise provides rich history and spectacular scenery, many UNESCO heritage sites, Croatian Islands and lovely beaches can all be explored.

Rich History and Interesting UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Trogir Vis Island Korcula Hvar Pakleni Islands Brac Solta

The Trogir Island Blue Cruise provides a relaxing adventure, with magical caves, peaceful bays and some of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe.

Unimaginable Scenery, Pure Relaxation and Fine History

Trogir Brac Vis Korcula Hvar Brac Trogir

The Trogir Island Blue Cruise provides an historic adventure, with many ruins to discover, fine architecture to witness and wonderful beaches to enjoy.

Trogir Brac Bol Hvar Korcula Mljet Dubrovnik

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