Venice to Dubrovnik via Croatian coast and islands
With six decks each featuring luxury and innovation, Emerald Azzurra explores the Adriatic Coast for the ultimate way of encountering exciting ports.
The bespoke, custom-built yacht boasts six beautifully appointed decks, including amenities such as infinity pool, marina platform and an impressive collection of suites and staterooms.
There is a spa at the on-board Wellness Centre, where you can endure a wide selection of indulgent treatments – or even get active with some of the fitness classes.
Day 1 – Venice, Italy
Luxury yacht cruise begins in Venice.
Day 2 – Rovinj, Croatia
Starting with a tour of Rovinj. The town’s famous cobbled streets lead to the hilltop church of St. Euphemia. Rovinj is also considered to be a ‘living cultural monument’ because of its vibrant frescoes, museums, and galleries spread through the old town.
Day 3 – Zadar
Set on a peninsula, the historic city of Zadar has relics of bygone eras scattered across its landscape. Among the churches and Roman ruins, the Sun Salutation and Sea Organ are two of the city’s more modern, and curious attractions.
Day 4 – Šibenik
Known for its UNESCO World Heritage-listed St James’ Cathedral and its famous black and orange hat, Šibenik is a city of tradition. The oldest native town in the country, its origins trace back to 1066; you’ll find history at every turn of its medieval streets and Square of the Four Wells.
Day 5 – Hvar
Lying neatly off the coast of Split is the island Hvar. Said to be Croatia’s answer to Saint-Tropez, Hvar Town is home to an elegant shoreline bursting with luxurious yachts and is one of the more glamorous settings in the Adriatic.
Day 6 – Split
Enjoying a taste of real Dalmatian life in awe-inspiring Split. Croatia’s second-largest city effortlessly brings together the country’s traditional and contemporary elements. Diocletian’s Palace is an extraordinary example of Roman architecture and features a myriad of hideaway bars and cafes.
Day 7 – Korcula
The sixth-largest island in the Adriatic, Korcula is among the most beloved in Croatia. Its Old Town, referred to by the locals as “Little Dubrovnik”, is a delightful collection of medieval churches, palaces and squares, while the villages of Cara and Smokvica produce the country’s signature dry white wine.
Day 8 – Dubrovnik, Croatia
As you arrive in Dubrovnik, bid farewell to your crew and fellow passengers as you disembark and are transferred to the airport for your return flight home.