Goway Travel
OFFER ID 1722551
Epic Scenery, Off the Beaten Path Experience Croatia's stunning islands on a cruise from Trogir. Explore Korcula's history, enjoy wines in Lastovo, and soak up Hvar's charm. Excitement awaits!
Trip Overview:
Experience Croatia's stunning islands on a cruise from Trogir. Explore Korcula's history, enjoy wines in Lastovo, and soak up Hvar's charm. Excitement awaits!
7 nights from $2,260 per person
Day 1: Trogir to Vis or Komiza
Check-in from 11:00h in Trogir harbour. Departure at 13:00h, followed by lunch on board and a refreshing swim stop along the way. Cruise towards the island of Vis, which, due to its strategic position, was closed to foreign visitors for many years and has preserved a distinctive island character. Spend the evening exploring Vis Town, built near the remains of ancient Issa, or the picturesque fishing town of Komiza, depending on berth availability. Overnight in Vis or Komiza.
Hotel: Katarina Line Premium Vessel (3 Star Rating)
Katarina Line Premium Ships are between 32.5m (107 ft) to 37.5m (140 ft) in length and 8m (2 6 ft) to 9m (29 ft) meters wide vessels, with a minimum cruising speed of nine nautical miles. Built with latest state-of-the-art equipment and amenities, these luxury vessels normally offer a capacity of 38 passengers in 19 twin or double cabins, guaranteeing an intimate setting for the passengers.
Meal(s): Lunch
Early morning cruise towards the small island of Bisevo to visit the spectacular Blue Cave, a unique natural phenomenon where sunlight creates an unforgettable blue glow inside the cave (entrance fee payable locally; visit subject to weather conditions). Continue towards Ravnik and the Green Cave, named after the striking green light reflecting through an opening in its ceiling (entrance fee payable locally). After time for swimming and lunch on board, cruise towards Lastovo, one of Croatia's most remote inhabited islands and part of the protected Lastovo Nature Park (entrance fee included). Enjoy the Captain's Dinner on board and overnight in Jurjeva Luka, Ubli or at anchor.
Hotel: Katarina Line Premium Vessel (3 Star Rating)
Katarina Line Premium Ships are between 32.5m (107 ft) to 37.5m (140 ft) in length and 8m (2 6 ft) to 9m (29 ft) meters wide vessels, with a minimum cruising speed of nine nautical miles. Built with latest state-of-the-art equipment and amenities, these luxury vessels normally offer a capacity of 38 passengers in 19 twin or double cabins, guaranteeing an intimate setting for the passengers.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
After breakfast, depart Lastovo, the farthest inhabited island in Dalmatia and cruise towards Korcula, with a refreshing swim stop and lunch on board along the way. Upon arrival, join a guided sightseeing tour of Korcula's beautifully preserved old town, surrounded by medieval walls and towers and famous for its distinctive fishbone street layout (included for Katarina Voyage and Adriatic Collections). Afterwards, enjoy the evening at your own pace, exploring local taverns, wine bars and cafes. Overnight in Korcula, depending on port availability: the main port in the town centre, Domince or the ferry port approximately 3 km from the Old Town.
Hotel: Katarina Line Premium Vessel (3 Star Rating)
Katarina Line Premium Ships are between 32.5m (107 ft) to 37.5m (140 ft) in length and 8m (2 6 ft) to 9m (29 ft) meters wide vessels, with a minimum cruising speed of nine nautical miles. Built with latest state-of-the-art equipment and amenities, these luxury vessels normally offer a capacity of 38 passengers in 19 twin or double cabins, guaranteeing an intimate setting for the passengers.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Lunch
Morning departure from Korcula towards the island of Hvar, with a swim stop in one of the peaceful bays along the way. Enjoy lunch on board before arriving in Stari Grad, one of the oldest towns in Europe. Explore its atmospheric stone streets at your own pace or join an optional guided tour (included for Katarina Voyage Collection). Nearby, the UNESCO-listed Stari Grad Plain preserves the ancient Greek system of land division established more than 2,400 years ago. Overnight in Stari Grad, in the main port or ferry port, depending on availability.
Hotel: Katarina Line Premium Vessel (3 Star Rating)
Katarina Line Premium Ships are between 32.5m (107 ft) to 37.5m (140 ft) in length and 8m (2 6 ft) to 9m (29 ft) meters wide vessels, with a minimum cruising speed of nine nautical miles. Built with latest state-of-the-art equipment and amenities, these luxury vessels normally offer a capacity of 38 passengers in 19 twin or double cabins, guaranteeing an intimate setting for the passengers.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Lunch
After breakfast, cruise towards the island of Brac and the famous town of Bol, with time for a refreshing swim stop along the way. Bol is best known for Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn), one of Croatia's most photographed beaches, whose distinctive shape changes with the winds and sea currents. Spend the afternoon exploring the town, walking or cycling along the seaside promenade, or head further inland to discover the island's rugged landscapes. In the evening, enjoy local restaurants, fresh seafood and Brac wines. Overnight in Bol.
Hotel: Katarina Line Premium Vessel (3 Star Rating)
Katarina Line Premium Ships are between 32.5m (107 ft) to 37.5m (140 ft) in length and 8m (2 6 ft) to 9m (29 ft) meters wide vessels, with a minimum cruising speed of nine nautical miles. Built with latest state-of-the-art equipment and amenities, these luxury vessels normally offer a capacity of 38 passengers in 19 twin or double cabins, guaranteeing an intimate setting for the passengers.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Lunch
Leave Bol and cruise along the coast of Brac, stopping for a morning swim in one of the island's beautiful secluded bays. After lunch on board, continue towards Pucisca, a picturesque stone-built town nestled at the end of a deep natural bay. The town is renowned for its white Brac limestone and its centuries-old stone-carving tradition. Take time to explore the waterfront or join an optional visit to the renowned Stonemasonry School, where traditional stone-working skills are still taught today. Overnight in Pucisca.
Hotel: Katarina Line Premium Vessel (3 Star Rating)
Katarina Line Premium Ships are between 32.5m (107 ft) to 37.5m (140 ft) in length and 8m (2 6 ft) to 9m (29 ft) meters wide vessels, with a minimum cruising speed of nine nautical miles. Built with latest state-of-the-art equipment and amenities, these luxury vessels normally offer a capacity of 38 passengers in 19 twin or double cabins, guaranteeing an intimate setting for the passengers.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Lunch
Enjoy the final morning cruising around Brac, with time for one last swim in the crystal-clear Adriatic before lunch on board. Continue towards Trogir, whose UNESCO-listed historic centre rises beautifully above the waterfront as you approach by sea. Wander through its maze of medieval streets, lively squares and elegant promenade, or join an optional guided walking tour (included for Katarina Voyage Collection). Enjoy your final evening at your own pace before the last overnight on board. Overnight in Trogir.
Hotel: Katarina Line Premium Vessel (3 Star Rating)
Katarina Line Premium Ships are between 32.5m (107 ft) to 37.5m (140 ft) in length and 8m (2 6 ft) to 9m (29 ft) meters wide vessels, with a minimum cruising speed of nine nautical miles. Built with latest state-of-the-art equipment and amenities, these luxury vessels normally offer a capacity of 38 passengers in 19 twin or double cabins, guaranteeing an intimate setting for the passengers.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Lunch
After early breakfast, check-out and farewell to the crew and new friends. Trogir is conveniently located just a short drive from Split Airport.
Meal(s): Breakfast
Vis is known for its superior wine, pristine beaches, unique wildlife and charming medieval villages accented by Venetian red-roof architecture. Explore secret coves and bays, or delve into the history of the island at the Archaeological Museum and the Museum of Fisheries, where you can learn about the island's important maritime history. The nearby island of Biševo is renown for its Blue Cave, and is easily accessible with a quick boat ride.
In the first part of this tour you will discover an ancient town with history full of interesting stories and legends. You will visit the most famous Split’s sights - Diocletian’s Palace, Underground halls, the Cathedral, Vestibul, Peristil and more. Just relax and enjoy a walk-through history with your guide. In the second part of your day –continue in a „gastro tone“ – enjoy in fine wine tasting. This gastro end of the day will sink in perfectly after a walking tour, just in time to refresh both you and your taste buds! You will proceed to a local wine bar with variety of different awarded wine and enjoy in couple of glasses of local Dalmatian wine. Nothing can compare to a moment of relaxing in a beautiful setting of the Old Town Split!
Highlights:
Marvelous, one of a kind Split! Today’s tour will let you experience all the magical features this amazing city has, and let you fully explore all the best hidden parts of its cultural heritage. This pleasant stroll through the city along with your guide, will introduce you to magnificent Diocletian’s Palace which is an architectural masterpiece. After the Roman Empire disintegrated, the city gradually started to evolve and built itself outisde but also inside the palace. Today, you can see a bank or a mini market situated in some areas of the palace. The palace actually is Old Town Split and the other way around. You will also visit its underground halls, Vestibul, Peristil, the Cathedral and many more breath-taking sightseeing spots.
Highlights:
Tour Duration: up to 3h
Tour can operate: Morning or Evening
Wheelchair Accessible: No
Physical Activity Level: Light
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Not Included:
Start the walking tour with an exploration of the Palace of the Emperor Diocletian which lies at the heart of Split, this palace was built in 295 BC. See Peristil Square where the Emperor made his speeches as well as the mausoleum of the Roman Emperor which been transformed into a Catholic church. After visiting the palace, immediately outside you will see many charming "piazzas". Explore the old town with its many interesting sights. At the end of the city tour you will also see Riva, a coastal walk with palm trees where you can relax in the sun and enjoy a beautiful view of the port and close-by islands.
Highlights:
Split: Krka Waterfalls & Trogir - 8 hours
Your English-speaking guide will take you in a private vehicle for a full day excursion (8 hours) to visit the Krka Waterfalls National Park first. You will tour the area of the waterfalls and take a boat ride to the isle of Visovac to visit the Franciscan Monastery. Proceed towards Trogir, a picturesque medieval town, including a visit to the Cathedral of St. Lawrence with its magnificent Romanesque portal. Return to your ship in Split after the tour.
Highlights:
Split: Salona, Split & Trogir - 8 hours
Enjoy a full day tour of the city of Split and the surrounding area by private vehicle with a qualified English-speaking guide. Your tour starts with a visit to the Palace of the Emperor Diocletian; this palace was first built in the 3rd century AD, and its outline still forms the heart of the old city today. Also see Peristil Square where Diocletian made his speeches, and the imperial mausoleum that has now been converted into a Catholic church. Outside the palace you will see many charming piazzas. At the end of this tour, you may visit Riva, a coastal walk with palm trees where you can relax in the sun and enjoy a beautiful view of the port and islands nearby.
This afternoon, your guide will take you to visit ancient Roman Salona, the largest archaeological site of Roman and Early Christian ruins in Croatia. You will also see the seven ‘Kaštela’; these buildings were fortifications built for protection from Turkish attacks. Finally you will visit Trogir, known as the ‘Jewel of the Adriatic’. The city is renowned for the beauty of its buildings and fortifications, and is considered to be the best preserved Romano-Gothic complex in Central Europe. Notable structures of Trogir are the City Hall, the C'ipiko Palace, the Loggia and St. Lawrence’s Cathedral whose portal is a masterpiece of medieval sculpture.
Highlights:
Split sightseeing and Foodie tour
This exclusive tour pairs amazing food with historical sightseeing. Do you sometime feel like numerous alleys filled with restaurants make it difficult to find the real authentic place to go to? Well, we have a solution for you today. You will be guided to visit the outstanding restaurants where passion, expertise and artisan food „collide“. This is a historic tour of the city with stops on the way (there are several stops, it is not just one meal). All dishes are preordered, and you will enjoy a comfortable sit-down tasting experience. You don’t have to eat before or after the tour as it is designed to be a full and satisfying meal. You will feel the positive energy of Mediterranean lifestyle.
Highlights:
Today you will get a chance to enjoy the most beautiful part of Krka National Park. Discover picturesque nature and waterfalls as well as one of the most important cultural values in central Dalmatia, the Visovac island with its monastery that has stood there since 1445. After you explore land portion of the National Park where old mills are, you will get a chance to enjoy in beautiful boat ride to Visovac Island, one of the most valuable natural and cultural values (boat ride is not private).
Highlights:
Split tour and Olive oil tasting
Discover one of the most famous Croatian products – precious „liquid gold“ – olive oil! In the first part of this tour you will discover an ancient town with history full of interesting stories and legends. During the tour you will see the most famous Split’s sights like Diocletian’s Palace, Underground halls, the Cathedral, Vestibul, Peristil and many more. Just relax and enjoy a walk-through history with your guide. In the second part of your day –continue in a „gastro tone“ – enjoy in a tasting of five olive oils. Postira Brac, San Canzian, Brachia and two other flavoured sorts paired with fleur de sal, aged red wine vinegar, homemahe bread, green olive tapenade, salted anchovies and skuta cheese drizzled in honey and dry fig jam.
Highlights:
Sightseeing of Split and Trogir
Today you will discover all the marvels of the UNESCO protected town of Trogir. Take a walk through the narrow streets that will take you back in history as you pass stone houses, churches, palaces, monasteries and the city walls. One of many things you will get to see will be the St. Lawrence Cathedral and its Romanesque portal created by a local artist Radovan in the 13th century. Afterwards you will be transferred back to Split for a private sightseeing of this charming Mediterranean town. Enjoy discovering another ancient town, full of interesting stories. During the tour you will see the most famous Split’s sights like Diocletian’s Palace, its Underground halls, The Cathedral, Vestibul, Peristil and many more.
Highlights:
Split tour with emphases on Jewish heritage
Today, you will start an interesting exploration of unique city of Split, with a private guide. This sightseeing tour will focus on the history of Jewish heritage in Split. Not only will you enjoy the monuments of great importance but also listen to interesting stories about the little people, and their lives. You will visit the old synagogue that was built in the 16th century, in a part of the town that was once Jewish ghetto. Along the way you will learn about Jewish people who owned various establishments and influenced the development of the city in a great way. You will then proceed to Marjan hill, just 10 minutes walk from the city centre, where you will visit old Jewish cemetery, that will be unlocked for you to explore.
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This unique tour will leave a memorable culinary experience in the preparation and tasting of the Poljicki soparnik. On this tour you will visit some of the most important sites of the Republic of Poljica and the city of Omis. Driving through the rural countryside, you will stop at a local family farm and participate in preparing this local delight Soparnik followed by a tasting in a beautiful green surrounding. In 2007 Poljicki soparnik was listed by UNESCO and the Ministry of Culture as a protected intangible cultural heritage. Together with your guide you will continue to visit the historic little town Omis. This charming city will enchant you with its narrow streets, old churches and the impressive city fortress Mirabella.
Highlights:
This exciting tour will first lead you through the most interesting ancient locations in Split and then through the city of Salona. This combination will show you the details of everyday life back in the times of Roman Empire. Split, headquarters of Diocletian’s retirement palace, has so much to offer regarding historical monuments. You will visit all of them and explore off the beaten track. Later, you will visit Salona, once an important locus of Roman culture and a capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia. It was a very modern city for its time, containing forum, theatres, amphitheatres, public baths and aquaducts. This guided tour is a great way to understand the wider picture of Dalmatian province at the time of the Romans.
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Croatia: Afternoon - Split Food & Cultural Tour
Embark on a 3-hour walking tour with an expert local guide who is a history buff and foodie. This tour includes generous food stops so you can taste the most delicious local specialties while you walk through the 1700-year-old imperial city, getting to know the Diocletian’s Palace and the surrounding medieval highlights. You will start your food adventure on the very vibrant Greenmarket - the belly of Split - with traditional finger food from the Croatian hinterland - local cheese and prosciutto, peka bread, and soparnik - a local delicacy protected by the geographical origin on the territory of EU. As you make your way through the narrow streets within the famous Diocletian’s Palace with your guide, you will make a few more stops to visit local artisanal shops to try their delicious products. Right after you rub the toe of the renowned Grgur Ninski statue for good luck, you will head to a great local restaurant in the heart of the old town for a light lunch where you will be able to savor local pasta or risotto with a glass of wine (red or white). The tour concludes with a visit to the oldest pastry shop in Split, where you will taste traditional sweets (bobici, mandulat) and homemade gelato, rounding off this perfect combination of the best and most important historical sites of Split and its culinary traditions.
Duration: 3 hours
Inclusions: Expert local guide, food stops with traditional products tasting, green market and oldest pastry shop visit.
The fairy-tale of hiking tour to “Fairies spring” & traditional lunch
This dreamy tour will take you to beautiful places and let you experience a little bit of “magic” hidden in the woods and green corridors of Korcula. You will start your hike towards village Zrnovo where you have a short break for tasting homemade jams, olive oil and local brandy (grappa) in an original old stone house setting. After this sweet tasting break, you will proceed to a little place Kocje. Although this protected area is petite, it comes natural to spend your time exploring its green, moss-covered stones, like from a fantasy movie, its wood ferns and potent aromatic herbs while looking for the “Fairies spring”. On the way back to town Korcula, you will take a lunch-break in one of the local taverns.
Tour of town Korcula & tasting of indigenous wine Grk
Time to meet amazing town Korcula. Surrounded by walls and towers, its palaces and historic houses “spread” around the magical Renaissance nucleus. There are even theories suggesting that medieval Korcula was a birth town of explorer Marco Polo, which is a very interesting topic for the most curious among travelers. So this amazing tour includes tickets for super interesting sites such as - the town museum, Marco Polo’s house, the Treasury and the Museum of Icons – that will satisfy even the most curious amongs you. On your break from sightseeing, you will stop at charming local wine bar for wine tasting and snacks. You will be enjoying an indigenous wine sort – Grk – originating from Lumbarda village. Only the best of the best on Korcula!
Evening tour of mystical Korcula
Imagine the excitement of an evening tour, while following the lantern that will lead the way through Renaissance streets of mystical Korcula. Wherever you stop, you will learn something new about this seductive town and its interesting history and customs. Your evening quest will be intertwined with stories from medieval Christianity, slavic mythology and pagan festivals. Let yourself go and jump-start your curiosity with local stories and legends. Find out why is winter so cold in Croatia, why rabbits lay eggs and why thorns and wild grass grow in abundance everywhere around us. This tour is perfect for creative dreamers inside of you, waiting to explore other side of the mainstream tourists routes.
Highlights:
unique sightseeing experience
Personal guide
Tour Duration: up to 1h
Tour can operate: Afternoon
Wheelchair Accessible: No
Physical Activity Level: Easy
Inclusions:
Not Included:
All fares are quoted in US Dollars.
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