SPLIT

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The yacht will be waiting for you in Split, a marvelous Croatian town, A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take a stroll around the city and be sure tocheck out Diocletian's Palace, which has some real treasures hidden behind its walls. You can sunbathe on one of Split's marvelous fine pebble beaches. The wateris so clear that you can see the corals through it, at a depth of about 50 meters. In some places the pine forest comes almost right up to the water. The water, which maintains a unique microclimate. Transfer to the yacht.  After accommodation on board and acquaintance with the Captain and the crew, you will be organized a tour of the yacht and a welcome dinner. Then the yacht will come to one of the beautiful bays, where there will be an opportunity to swim, sunbathe and try out the water toys. For dinner, you can stay on board or go to the restaurant. Michelin-rated Mediterranean cuisine. ZOI -Mediterranean and Croatian cuisine with a great view.

TROGIR

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Trogir is acity in the south of Croatia in the Dalmatia region. This small ancient city, whose medieval historic center is one of the best preserved in Europe. One of the best preserved in Europe, is included in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The old town of Trogir, rich in cultural and historical monuments, authentic architecture and a labyrinth of charming streets. Labyrinth of charming streets, is located on a small island and called “Little Venice”. On this day, Guests will have the opportunity to go on awalking tour of the old town, to the the 13th - 14th century cathedral. Afterwards, it will be possible to return board and enjoy water sports. Trogirhas a Michelin-rated restaurant: Il Ponte - Mediterranean cuisine.

CAPRIE

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Today the yacht will end up near the island of Caprie. Here it will be possible to visit the island's main church, which bears the same name as the patron saint of Caprie, St. Peter. the patron saint of Caprie. There will also be a 45-minute climb to the highest point of the island, known amongst the islanders as Gigina Glavica. From a height of 129 meters above sea level over looks Caprije, the colorful archipelago of surrounding islands and the spectacular slopes of Dinara. In the northwestern part of the island is the bay of Remetich, opposite to it is the bay of Medos. Medoš Bay, while the southern shores are adorned with Mala and Velika Nozdra. In all the seuninhabited bays have buoys, and in the two most attractive ones, Medoš andMala Nozdra. Medosh and Mala Nozdra, have restaurants which are favored by sea travelers and can only be reached by sea. There will be agreat opportunity for water sports.

SHIBENIK

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Šibenik is one of the most colorful towns in Central Dalmatia. Founded in 1066, it possesses several very famous historical and cultural monuments - the Cathedralof St. James Cathedral with a height of 31 meters, St. Anna Fortress, and the “Rector's Palace”.  Narrow winding streets of the Old Town, ancient buildings, sidewalks of stone polished over the centuries have turned this marvelous city into a an open-air museum. Here you will be able to go on a walk through the Old Town to admire its sacred architecture - there are more than a dozen ancient churches in the old town. In the evening, you can go for dinner at the Michelin-rated restaurant Pelegrgr. Michelin guide Pelegrini- Mediterranean, European, Croatian cuisine.

SKRADIN

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The small, cozy town of Skradin on the KRKa River is located in the immediate vicinity of the KRKa National Nature Park, famous for its waterfalls and rich flora and fauna. In the morning, you will have the opportunity to travel to the National Park and then visit one of thelocal wineries. For example Wine Garden Dinner on this day is suggested to bespent on board.

TIYAT

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This day will be fully dedicated to swimming and water sports - the yacht will be an chored near the picturesque island of Tiyat. Guests will have a great timewater skiing, jet skiing, sibobs or water inflatable toys. The afternoon will then be spent trekking around the island or strolling on one of the wildbeaches

HWAR

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The island of Hvar is home to Europe's largest public theater, which was built in theearly 17th century. Remarkably, it is still used today for its intended purpose- serving as a permanent venue for beautiful national festivals. Here you can stroll around the historical center and hike to St. Nicholas Hill - the best point for admiring the surroundings. You can also check out St. Stephen's Cathedral (a spectacular Renaissance monument) and the bell tower with gorgeous paintings by local artists.  For lunch or dinner, you can head to the Albatros Restaurant.

KORCULA

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In addition to its unique nature and numerous beaches, this island attracts travelers with its rich cultural heritage. The capital has a well-preserved historic district,which was built during the Venetian Empire. During a walk, you can visit St.Mark's Cathedral (the original building dates back to the 14th century) and climb the bell tower for a great view of the city.  A visit to the neighboring Korta Katarina Winery on the islet of Orebic, one of the most popular wineries on the island,with a hotel and an excellent gourmet restaurant where you can sample local wines accompanied by classic appetizers, is a must on today's schedule. Lunch at the winery, combined with tasting.

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The westernpart of the island of Mljet is a National Park (with forests where the Aleppopines, rocky shores, caves, mud and mineral springs and impressive azurelakes). Today you can take a ride on bicycles (we recommend taking an electricbicycles - the relief of the island is very mountainous, the altitude differences are rather significant). Severalroute options:

POMENA - GOVEĐARI

GOVEĐARI - BLATO

BLATO - ROGOVIĆI - BABINO POLJE

BABINOPOLJE - VELIKI GRAD - SOBRA

Near the island of Mljet, many ships have sunk in different years. The secrets and riches of the underwater world of Mljet Island ships attracts professional divers. The waters of Mljet are the favorite habitat of the Mediterranean monkseal. Famous French oceanographer Jacques Yves Cousteau, diving in the waters of Mljet, 40 years ago declared that the waters here are among the cleanest in the world. Excellent for snorkeling and testing all watertoys.

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DUBROVNIK

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As you approach Dubrovnik, you will be able to see the island of Lokrum, one of the Dubrovnik really is the best of what the Balkan country is proud of: luxurious architecture, dizzying landscapes, well-maintained beaches, cozy restaurants. The history of Dubrovnik began in the 7th century, and a few centuries later it managed to achieve incredible power: well-thought-out policy and active trade in the Adriatic Sea elevated it to the same rank as Venice. In the 15th and 16th centuries the city became a rich center of science and arts with palaces,squares and cathedrals of amazing beauty. It is worth seeing the fortresswalls, built in the X century - both from the inside and from the height. Thelength of the walls is about 2 kilometers. Climb Srdj Mountain, where you canenjoy magnificent views of the city, and visit the Royal Garden.

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LASTOVO

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The island of Lastovo is considered the greenest and quietest island in the Adriatic Sea. Here you will be able to rent mountain bikes and go for a ride around theisland and its surroundings. Then in the afternoon it is suggested to do watersports and admire the green coastal landscape from the water.

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VIS

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Vis is a small island with a long and fascinating history. In the 4th century BC, the Greek colony of Issa, the first on the Adriatic, was founded here. From the colony, Greeks began to settle all along the Croatian coast and the surrounding islands. Centuries later, the former Greek colony was taken over by the mighty Rome, and in the 8th century, Slavic tribes came to this area. During the Middle Ages, Vis and its surrounding lands were under the control of the Venetian Republic. And at the beginning of the century before last, in 1815, the political map of Europe once again changes its outlines, and ancient Vis becomes part of the Austrian Empire. The town has preserved its impressive historic buildings, and its undoubted dominant feature is the Franciscan Monastery, built in the 16th century. The monastery was built on the site of the ruins of the Roman forum, in the very center of the town. After a walk through the historical center of Vis you can go to one of the many beaches of the island. For example, to the beach “Teplush” with its clear water and gentle entrance to the sea.

BRACH

The island of Brac is without a doubt the most beautiful and the largest among the islands of Croatia. The coastal waters are rich in fish - mackerel and sea bass are good. Fishing from a yacht or a tender - the captain will suggest the most “fishy spots”. Instead of fishing you can walk around the island and climb Vidova Gora. Vidova Gora is the highest point of the Adriatic archipelago. The height of the mountain is 778 meters and from there you can admire the Golden Cape, which has become a real calling card of the island. The peculiarity of the cape is that during the day it can change its shape several times. The reason for this is the changeable wind, which has a direct impact on the formation of the tip of the cape. To uncover some priceless artifacts, and now there's a museum town a museum town on the island, which is really worth a stroll. For lunchor dinner you can go to the restaurant Mediterranean restaurant Miron Restaurant.

SPLIT

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Today theyacht will be anchored at the terminus of our journey. After  breakfast, Guests will have the opportunityto swim and sunbathe before the departure.

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