Discover the Best of the Croatian Coast from Dubrovnik, 4 September 2027 (14 nights)

Walk the iconic city walls, soak up the Adriatic views, and step into a storybook of medieval charm.

Marvel at Diocletian’s Palace, stroll along the Riva, and experience Croatia’s coastal charm.

From the Sea Organ’s haunting melodies to Roman ruins, Zadar blends history, art, and Adriatic beauty.

Nestled at the base of Mount Učka on the eastern Istrian peninsula, Opatija is a sophisticated seaside gem in western Croatia. Positioned at the head of the Kvarner Gulf, this historic town sits just outside Rijeka and is celebrated as the birthplace of Croatian tourism.

Piran, a Mediterranean gem, characterised by its elegant Venetian Gothic architecture and terracotta roofed houses, the town is a labyrinth of narrow, sun drenched alleys that lead to the expansive, marble-paved Tartini Square. Its skyline is dominated by the hilltop St. George’s Parish Church, while the ancient town walls offer breathtaking views of the coastline stretching toward Italy and Croatia. With its vibrant seafood scene, historic salt pans, and a completely pedestrianised centre, Piran offers an authentic and tranquil escape into Istrian history and culture.

Glide through winding canals, explore grand piazzas, and embrace the romance of Venice.

Rovinj is a coastal city located on the west side of the Istrian Peninsula in Croatia and is often a tender port. Its historic centre is characterised by Venetian-style architecture and narrow cobblestone streets, reflecting its centuries-old tradition as a thriving fishing port. The Church of St. Euphemia serves as the town's primary landmark, situated at the highest point of the Old Town. It was originally an island until the narrow channel separating it from the mainland was filled in during the 18th century.

An excellent access point to Krka National Park, Šibenik is often overlooked in favour of Split and Zadar, though it’s quickly becoming Dalmatia’s best kept secret. The charming Old Town is nestled amongst commercial suburbs, home to historic churches, winding alleyways and scenic squares. Spend hours wandering the cobbled streets, trying delicious cuisine and finding handcrafted souvenirs, or for the adventurous, take a hike through the stunning national park.

Trogir is a beautiful island town in Croatia that is so well-preserved it is protected by UNESCO. It is a maze of narrow marble streets, old stone houses, and hidden squares, all surrounded by medieval walls. You can explore a grand cathedral, visit a historic fortress, or walk along the palm-lined waterfront where boats and yachts dock. It is a small, walkable city that feels like stepping back in time.

Vis, Croatia, is a tranquil, unspoiled Adriatic treasure famed for its slower pace, beautiful blue waters, and dramatic past as a former military station. It provides traditional Dalmatian life, great seafood, local wine, and breathtaking natural beauty, such as the cliff-ringed Stiniva Beach.

With a pleasant climate all year round, fairy-tale architecture and a lively party scene, Hvar Town boasts many talents! As your cruise arrives into port you’ll see the ancient walls, the imposing Spanish fortress and lush palm trees all within a close vicinity to cafes, restaurants and bars. If you’re looking to venture further afield, join a boat tour to the stunning Pakleni Islands for unrivalled relaxation on secluded beaches that all the family will love.

Surrounded by lush vineyards, olive groves and picturesque villages, the island of Korčula will take you back in time. Tradition is very much celebrated here, with ancient ceremonies, music and dances a common sight to see. As well as historic sites and beach-going, you can sample some of the best Croatian vintages produced locally from indigenous grapes. If you’re looking for a laid-back getaway with a very warm welcome, Korčula is for you.

Walk the iconic city walls, soak up the Adriatic views, and step into a storybook of medieval charm.