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Cruise & Tour Holidays
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Adriatic Coastal Explorer
8 days
5 excursions and visits
Moderately active
This 8-day small ship sailing adventure takes us to the lesser-known islands, national parks and ancient walled cities of the north Dalmatian coast. Along the way we sail between the uninhabited islands of the Kornati archipelago, marvel at the tumbling cascades of Krka waterfalls and tick off more UNESCO old towns than we can wave a history book at - including the Venetian charms of Zadar, the Roman ruins of Split and the medieval beauty of Trogir. Awash with days cruising on sun-bleached decks, this escorted tour is the perfect balance of relaxation and discovery.
Your holiday includes
Meals
7 breakfasts, 6 lunches, 4 dinners
Flight
International flights and luggage are included
Accommodation
7 nights cruise on MV Amorena
Excursions
- Visit to Krka National Park
- Guided walking tours of Šibenik, Zadar, Split and Trogir
Tour manager
Expert guidance throughout your holiday
Plus
- Tea, coffee & soft drinks served 11am-10pm
- Local wine & beer served with included lunches & dinners on board
- 3 evenings of live musical entertainment
Exceptional value every time
Nationwide return chauffeur service
Getting to the airport is easy, thanks to our nationwide return shared chauffeur service, which is included on every tour.
Travel insurance and additional cancellation cover included §
A price reduction of £40 is available if you choose not to take the included insurance and additional cancellation cover.
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Krka National Park
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Croatia is blessed with numerous National Parks, and Krka is one of its finest. Carved by the Krka River over thousands of years, its seven magnificent, silvery cascades are the headline attraction. Raised wooden walkways snake through and around the surrounding forests, rivers and canyons, giving gorgeous viewpoints over the whole scene.
A stroll through Šibenik
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Lots of people pause in Šibenik on their way to Krka National Park, but the town itself is well worth exploring, even if only to see the world’s largest stone church built without brick or wooden supports. It’s an atmospheric place for a stroll in the sunshine, perhaps stopping to take in the views of the sparkling blue bay from the medieval old town.
Sights and sounds of Zadar
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Zadar is a city full of ancient and modern surprises. As well as Roman ruins and the historic Sea Gate, the town has a flight of stark white steps descending into the sea. The steps are perforated, creating a so-called ‘sea organ’ which seems to sigh and whistle with the motion of the waves.
Step back in time in Split
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Nothing quite prepares you for the city of Split. Originally built as a retirement villa and complex for the Roman Emperor Diocletian, Split today is a thriving city with streets that were once palace corridors, and bustling shops and restaurants built into the original palace walls, arches, columns and facades.
Walking tour of Trogir
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A guided stroll through Trogir’s old marble streets reveals fairytale buildings, grand medieval architecture and beautifully preserved buildings from the Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque periods. St Lawrence’s Cathedral is the star attraction, whose crowing Bell Tower is the tallest in Trogir.
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Apr 24, 2026
May 01, 2026
Fri - 16:25
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London Gatwick Airport
8 days
From £1,735pp