First stop: island Brač

The first stop is island Brač, where the tour visits two places. First comes the small old fishing town of Milna, where guests have free time to explore before heading to stunning Smrka Bay, known for its crystal clear turquoise water and untouched natural surroundings. One of the highlights here is the hidden military tunnel, carved directly into the rocky coastline. Once used as a strategic naval shelter, the tunnel today offers a unique glimpse into Croatia’s recent military history and makes for incredible photos. After exploring, guests enjoy free time to relax, swim, and sunbathe on the boat while taking in the calm beauty of the Adriatic.

Second stop: island Hvar

The journey continues to Stari Grad on the island of Hvar, one of the oldest towns in Europe, founded by the ancient Greeks more than 2,400 years ago. Here, visitors see the famous Tvrdalj castle, the former summer residence of Croatian poet Petar Hektorović. Built in the 16th century, Tvrdalj is a unique mix of fortress, palace, and garden, reflecting the humanist spirit of the Renaissance poet. After the visit, there is free time to explore the charming stone streets of Stari Grad, relax with a coffee by the waterfront, browse local shops, or simply soak in the authentic atmosphere of Dalmatian island life.

Third stop: island Šolta

The final island of the day is Šolta, arriving in the picturesque village of Stomorska where guests enjoy a traditional Dalmatian lunch. Freshly prepared local dishes, including grilled fish or meat, are served with the simple, authentic flavors of the island. After lunch, the tour heads to Nečujam Bay, with free time to swim and relax or visit the local beach bar. To end the day in true island style, the cruise continues to a nearby hidden bay where the famous Mojito Man awaits. As the sun begins to lower, freshly made cocktails are served on board, celebrating a perfect day at sea before returning to the “most beautiful city in the world” – Split.