Venice and Croatian Islands Cruise

Get ready to explore the Istrian peninsula, Croatia’s islands, and the magic of Venice along the northern Adriatic Sea. Medieval architecture, sunny islands, and a small private cruise ship will greet you in Croatia. From stunning coastlines and nature parks, to culinary delicacies and Venice’s art and history – the wonders of the northern Adriatic are yours to explore.

Welcome to Šibenik, Croatia - a beautiful place where the Krka River flows into the Adriatic Sea. Explore the city’s historical center on a locally guided walking tour through medieval alleys, well-preserved fortresses, and the Cathedral of St. James – a stunning domed Catholic Basilica and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Later this afternoon, board your ship and settle into your home for the next 7 nights. This evening, get to know your fellow travelers over a welcome dinner accompanied by local entertainment. With a glass of Croatian wine, toast to the beginning of your adventure!

Venture off to breathtaking Krka National Park* where waterfalls tumble through dramatic gorges right before your eyes. Wander the surrounding trails before boarding a boat to sail along the river to Skradin.* Take in unforgettable sights as you sail through St. Anthony’s Channel and pass by the tiny islands and St. Nicola’s fortress, a UNESCO heritage site and one of the world’s best-preserved works of defense dating back to the 16th century. This afternoon, soak in one of the most beautiful parts of your cruise as you travel through Kornati National Park. The Kornati Archipelago’s tranquil w

Cruise towards the Zadar Islands this morning and marvel at the beauty found in Telašcica Nature Park. Disembark in Zadar to explore this city’s irresistible blend of old and new during a guided tour. Roman ruins, Byzantine architecture, Nikola Bašic’s art installations, and the Cathedral of St. Anastasia are just a few of the incredible sites along the way. Learn more about Zadar how you like it because it’s your choice! Visit the Gold and Silver of the city of Zadar** alongside a local guide -OR- visit the historicistic palace of the Cosmacendi family to see the Museum of Ancient Glass. Duri