Blue Cruise is the unique experience holiday with high service standarts and with all the facilities which make you feel in paradise in the Mediterranean coasts. It is time to relax, enjoy with your friends and family and forget the rest what you have during your regular life. It is the time to be with yourself. That’s why as Royal Gulet Yachting we offer you the best options to make your dreams true.
DAY 1: SPLIT – BRAC (MILNA)
Check in at 17:00 pm. Settling in cabins; welcome drink. You will sail a little bit out of Split, to the beautiful little fishing town on island Brač called Milna. On the first day, depends on your wish, your boat will be anchored at Milna Port or in a small bay. Dinner will be served on board. Evening is free for individual activities.
Milna is a beautiful city located in a deep bay of the same name where tranquillity and history is taken in with every breath. Milna was a strategic location for Venetian fleets in the middle ages and Russian fleets in the 19th century. It is also the only island town that was shelled during the 1991 war of independence.
DAY 2 : MILNA – HVAR
Today you will set sail for Island Hvar. You will stop along the way, this time on the Zlatni Rat beach is the world famous and the most beautiful beach in Croatia. Take the opportunity to swim in the crystal-blue waters of Zlatni Rat.
In the afternoon, you can visit Town Hvar. It´s often alluded to as the “Santorini” of Croatia, due to its much-photographed Venetian architecture, offers a mix of culture and a vibrant restaurant and café life. Rich cultural and historic heritage of Hvar, that dates to prehistoric times, unique gastronomy, beautiful beaches and bays, crystal blue sea and hospitality of the local people are guarantees of holidays you will always remember.
If you are looking for a place to party while in Croatia – Hvar is definitely a place to go! After spending evening in the busy town of Hvar you will be ready to fully enjoy peacefulness of night spent in some hidden bay on Pakleni islands.
DAY 3: HVAR – VIS
As it will be usual these days, after breakfast served in surrounding of untouched nature you will sail to your next location – island Vis.
Welcome to the Island of Vis! It was one of the main Greek colonies in the 4th century B.C., but today Vis has stayed relatively under-the-radar with tourists. While the rest of Croatia opened to visitors in the 1960s, Vis remained in use as a Yugoslavian army base until 1991. As a result, the culture and architecture are extremely well preserved.
The coast is characterized by its natural pebble beaches, clean and crystal clear waters and numerous caves. However, the most famous cave, Modra Spilja (Blue Cave), is located on the small island of Bisevo. The nickname Blue Cave comes from the blue hues it acquires when sunlight is reflected in the water inside the cave creating an optical phenomenon.
DAY 4: VIS – KORČULA
This morning you’ll set sail for Korčula. This is the city where, according to legend, Marco Polo was born, although there is no evidence to prove it. The old quarter is small but well preserved and full of life.
Korčula is known for its dense forest, this wooded island was named by ancient Greeks (Korkyra Melaina, meaning black Korkyra). Often considered to be one of the most beautiful cities in Croatia due to it’s medieval towers and walls which surround the whole center of the town. Korčula is a “must go to” place while sailing these areas. Why? Well, that’s because, beside history, cultural and traditional heritage, this place will charm you with its olive groves, small villages, rich vineyards and excellent restaurants! And if you are lucky enough – in the evening you may witness the Moreška dance, traditional sword dance which probably has its origins in Spain and from there came to this part of Mediterranean.
DAY 5: KORČULA – JELSA
Wake early to admire this morning’s sunrise over the Adriatic as you enjoy a hearty breakfast. We’ll anchor near Jelsa. Jelsa is located in a bay in the center of the north coast of island Hvar and surrounded with islands highest peaks
Hvar island is known for excitement and wonderful times, one of those exciting places to visit is the town of Jelsa. Up until the 19th century, the island of Hvar provided a lot of wine, salted fish and olive oil, and Jelsa was the major maritime port and starting point for many a fleet in the Adriatic. Jesla is one of the most beautiful towns on the islands, and continues to provide excellent local cuisine, culture and experience to visitors.
DAY 6: JELSA – PUČIŠĆA
You will leave Jelsa early morning after the breakfast and you will moor another beautiful bay to enjoy a swim and have lunch amidst spectacular scenery.
After lunch you will set sail into stunning deep hidden bay of town Pučišća, picturesque village on northern side of island Brač. Pučišća is the second largest city on the island.
Pučišća has been known since ancient times for its high-quality stone mines, which is still in operation and is home to one of the few art masonry schools in Europe. The famous ivory-colored stone, was used to build the palace of Emperor Diocletian in Split, the Parliament in Vienna, the White House in Washington DC. Also in the historic center, there are buildings and white paving stones around the palace Dešković (15th century) in particular.
DAY 7: PUČIŠĆA – OMIŠ
Omis is located in the middle of Dalmatia. The picturesque town of Omiš is situated at the mouth of the Cetina river, at the end of a picturesque canyon, and surrounded by small fishing villages with beautiful beaches.
In this very small area it is possible to see many cultural and historical sites (churches that date back 10th and 18th centuries, monuments, forts, museums, etc.). And for those who like active holidays, Omiš is the right destination – rafting on the Cetina river, free climbing, paragliding, scuba diving, etc.
Significant cultural events are the Omiš Summer Festival, the Dalmatian A’Cappella Festival, pirate evenings and other festivals.
DAY 8: OMIŠ – SPLIT
Gather for one final breakfast on your yacht, followed by goodbyes with your crew before they see you off in Split. Your embarkation is at 9:00 AM.
