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THE PERFECT AMOUNT OF ADVENTURE

Our Explorer Cruises are perfect for those looking for a blend of sightseeing, relaxing and socialising on a small ship cruise.

Best suited for couples, young professionals and 'young at heart' travellers, these cruises from Dubrovnik and Split offer something for all ages! Explorer Cruises are offered on a variety of ships within our Explorer fleet, with all cabins including a private bathroom and air-conditioning.

Explorer cruises are great for unwinding and experiencing the true beauty of Croatia, with an emphasis on taking in more sightseeing than a Navigator cruise, whilst still giving you socialising options in the evenings.

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EXCELLENT SAIL ON THE LIBERTY

“We sailed with a group of friends on the Liberty from Split to Dubrovnik. It was an amazing experience with Lara and the Liberty crew and I would 100% recommend it to anyone who is thinking of doing it. Our cabin was much larger than I expected and the food and Liberty team on board were excellent. Croatia is a beautiful country and we had an amazing time exploring!”

- Sally, America.
BRILLIANT WEEK

“The boat was fabulous with lovely rooms and excellent en suite facilities. The crew were excellent, friendly and responsive. Our guide really added value to the trip with a great sense of humour and relevant information about each stop. I only wish it was twice as long. Thank you Sail Croatia.”

- Prue, Australia.
Overall Rating
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Explorer Itineraries

Split to Dubrovnik Itinerary One
SPLIT
DAY 1 | Start

Split, a town on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, is known for its beaches and the fortress like complex at its centre, Diocletian's Palace, erected by the Roman emperor in the 4th century. Once home to thousands, its sprawling remains include more than 200 buildings. Within its white stone walls and under its courtyards and galleries are shops, bars, cafes, cathedrals, hotels and several houses.

Check-in is from 10.30am to 12.00pm (midday). Please note your cabin may not be ready until 12:30pm. Your Split to Dubrovnik cruise will depart the harbour at 1pm sharp and sail toward your first destination!

MAKARSKA
DAY 1 | Overnight Stay

Your Split to Dubrovnik departure takes place from Split harbour at 13.00. We'll have lunch upon departure and sail down towards the Makarska Riviera, taking in the stunning views along the way. We will stop for a swim at one of the hidden bays along the coast before arriving into Makarska. En route, you have the option of river rafting down the Cetina River, which splits the Riviera into a spectacular gorge and was an area where pirates thrived during the 12th and 13th Century. Rafters will be dropped back to Makarska later in the afternoon to join the ships for the evening. Makarska nestles under the massive peaks of the Biokovo mountain range, with Mt Jure being the highest seaside peak on the Mediterranean. Strolling along the streets of Makarska, you will come across numerous churches and other architectural sights. For nightlife options, there is the cocktail bar Marineta and for late night takers, there is "Club Deep" set in a natural cave next to the sea.

Optional Activities:

STARI GRAD / JELSA
DAY 2 | Overnight Stay

Early in the morning, we head toward the island of Hvar, the longest and one of the most well-known islands in the Adriatic. We moor overnight in the quaint harbour town of Stari Grad or the port of Jelsa (depending on local harbour traffic). Situated on the northern side of the island, Stari Grad literally means 'Old Town' and it is one of the oldest town in Croatia, dating back to the 1300's. Stari Grad boasts an attractive network of old narrow streets, vineyards and olive groves that surround the town, as well as the Stari Grad Plain; a UNESCO protected World Heritage site. Both ports have plenty of restaurants and bars to explore, with some overlooking the harbour itself and others tucked away in the side streets.

Optional Activities:

HVAR
DAY 3 | Overnight Stay

After lunch onboard, we stop for a swim at one of the bays heading towards Hvar Town for our second night on Hvar island. Climb the hill and visit the 7th Century Fortress overlooking the harbour, explore a Renaissance Cathedral with it's original tower or discover the oldest community theatre in Europe! We overnight along the town waterfront, where we have prime position to immerse ourselves in the atmosphere of restaurants, cafes and bars that are open well into the night.

Please Note:

  • TThe docking time in Hvar can be early evening in peak season due to port authority restrictions. If guests would like to arrive earlier, a water taxi transfer (one time slot per ship) can be arranged and will be included for all guests.
VIS
DAY 4 | Overnight Stay

Early in the morning and subject to weather conditions, we will make our way across to the island of Vis, one of the most outer-lying islands on the Dalmatian coast. Vis has been used over the centuries as a strategic military port and saw action by the Allied military through WWII against Italy and Germany. Today it is an idyllic island, famous for it's stunning Blue Cave*, an island cave system accessible only by boat. The blue turquoise water and refracted light into the cave make for exciting and amazing photo opportunities. If by chance the weather and wind isn't suitable to visit Vis, then an alternative stop will be made on the itinerary.

Optional Activities:

*Please see FAQ: Will I get to visit the Blue Cave as a part of my cruise?

KORCULA
DAY 5 | Overnight Stay

Today we continue to sail south, stopping in one of the bays near Loviste, on the Peljesac peninsula, where we will spend the day relaxing and swimming off the ship. Later this afternoon we'll continue onto the island of Korcula, the rumoured birthplace of Marco Polo. Korcula has a wealth of restaurants to explore in the evening, and there are numerous bars and clubs within the city walls.

Optional Activities:

MLJET (SLANO / SIPAN)
DAY 6 | Overnight Stay

This morning we'll head south to the island of Mljet. Once docked in the afternoon, you are free to explore the salt lakes within the National Park. Inside the National Park you are able to visit the isle of St Mary, which is home to an ancient Benedictine monastery, an old abbey and a church dating back to the 12th century that are just waiting to be explored. The National Park is best discovered using a bicycle or kayak that can be hired within the park grounds. We will overnight in the port of Polace or Pomena this evening and catch one of Mljet's famous sunsets from the back of the ship.

Optional Activities:

DUBROVNIK
DAY 7 | Overnight Stay

DAY 7 | Overnight Stay

After breakfast we depart for Dubrovnik, dubbed "heaven on earth" by the famous writer, George Bernard Shaw. We arrive in Dubrovnik in the early afternoon, giving you plenty of time to explore the 13th century Old Town. Walk the impressive 1,940m long city walls and discover hidden gems such as cafes and bars perched along the walls, where you can sit back with a cold drink and watch the sunset. We'll overnight in the Port of Gruz, just outside this magical city. Later in the evening there are plenty of nightspots available to keep you awake into the early hours.

Optional Activities:


DAY 8 | Finish

This morning it's time for an early onboard breakfast, before saying goodbye to the crew and all of your new friends. Please note, it is possible for you to leave the ship as early as needed on Saturday morning to catch flights, as all ships will be in port by Friday night.

Please Note:

All of the activities offered on this itinerary are informative only and are for your planning benefit. These are booked and paid for locally if you wish to participate. There is no obligation to participate in these activites.

Optional Activities:

Dubrovnik to Split Itinerary Two
DUBROVNIK
DAY 1 | Start

Check-in at Dubrovnik's Gruz harbour from 11:00am, with lunch served onboard at 13:00, giving you the perfect opportunity to get to know your new shipmates! We’ll begin our cruise from Dubrovnik and head toward our first destination, Mljet.

MLJET
DAY 1 | Overnight Stay

We depart from the Port of Gruz at 13:00. We’ll have lunch onboard, allowing you to get to know your fellow shipmates as we sail north through the beautiful Elephite islands. A refreshing swim stop will be had before we continue onto Mljet National Park.

Once docked in the afternoon, you are free to explore the salt lakes within the National Park. Inside the National Park you are able to visit the isle of St Mary, which is home to an ancient Benedictine monastery, an old abbey and a church dating . back to the 12th century that are just waiting to be explored. The National Park is best discovered using a bicycle or kayak that can be hired within the park grounds. We will overnight in the port of Polace or Pomena this evening and catch one of Mljet's famous sunsets from the back of the ship.

Optional Activities:

KORCULA
DAY 2 | Overnight Stay

From Mljet we'll set sail for the island of Korcula, the rumoured birthplace of Marco Polo. Lunch will be served onboard near Lumbarda bay, on the eastern side of Korcula island. We will overnight in the port of Korcula Town. Explore this fortified town, with its narrow streets and lookout towers and spend your afternoon understanding the islands host of legends, myths and tales. The town's stone walls were built over two centuries ago, and the Old Town is built in a fishbone structure that you have to see to believe.

Optional Activities:

VELA LUKA
DAY 3 | Overnight Stay

We set sail from Korčula town and head to the western side of the island, where we will stop at the port of Vela Luka. The name Vela Luka translates as ‘big harbour’ and the town lies in a deep sheltered bay, lined with small coves. The town dates back to prehistoric times and archaeological finds are on display at the cultural centre. Vela Luka has a strong agricultural background, particularly in olive growing, from which its olive oil is locally recommended. There are a handful of restaurants and shops dotted along the harbour and the town is becoming increasingly popular in the summer months.

VIS
DAY 4 | Overnight Stay

Early this morning and subject to weather conditions (which are normally excellent),we will make our way across to the island of Vis, one of the most outer-lying islands on the Dalmatian coast. Vis has been used over the centuries as a strategic military port and saw action by the Allied military through WWII against Italy and Germany. Today it is an idyllic island, famous for it's stunning Blue Cave*, an island cave system accessible only by boat. The blue turquoise water and refracted light into the cave make for exciting and amazing photo opportunities.

Please Note:

If by chance the weather and wind isn't suitable to visit Vis, then an alternative stop will be made on the itinerary. The captain reserves the right to amend this as his number one priority is always safety.

Optional Activities:

*Please see FAQ: Will I get to visit the Blue Cave as a part of my cruise?

HVAR
DAY 5 | Overnight Stay

Today we'll head toward the island of Hvar, the longest and one of the most popular islands in the Adriatic. We will dock in Hvar Town for our first night on Hvar island. The 7th century walls with fortifications towering above the township, fascinating outer-lying Islands, waterfront restaurants and famous bars make it a popular stop on the itinerary.

We dock in prime position along the waterfront, providing the perfect base to immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of restaurants, cafes and bars.

Stunning sunsets, incredible night life, well-preserved architecture and inviting waterfront cafes mean Hvar has something for everyone.

Please Note:

The docking time in Hvar can be early evening in peak season due to port authority restrictions. If guests would like to arrive earlier, a water taxi transfer (one time slot per ship) can be arranged and will be included for all guests.

STARI GRAD / JELSA
DAY 6 | Overnight Stay

We depart Hvar Town and sail towards the quaint town of Stari Grad or the port of Jelsa (depending on local harbour traffic). Situated on the northern side of the island, Stari Grad literally means 'Old Town' and it is one of the oldest town in Croatia, dating back to the 1300's. Stari Grad boasts an attractive network of old narrow streets, vineyards and olive groves that surround the town, as well as the Stari Grad Plain; a UNESCO protected World Heritage site. Both ports have plenty of restaurants and bars to explore, with some overlooking the harbour itself and others tucked away in the side streets.

Optional Activities:

SPLIT
DAY 7 | Overnight Stay

DAY 7 | Overnight Stay

We leave theisland of Hvar behind this morning and start to make our way back to Split. We'llstop for a swim and lunch along the way at one of the hidden coastal bays, perfectfor diving right off the ship.

Our arrival into Split will be in the late afternoon, giving you plenty of time to explore the abundance of Roman architecture found here, particularly the 4th century, UNESCO protected, Diocletian's Palace.

Optional Activities:


DAY 8 | Finish

Enjoy an early onboard breakfast, after which it is time to say goodbye to the crew, your new friends and leave your Dubrovnik to Split cruise behind. Please note, it is possible for you to leave the ship as early as needed on Saturday morning to catch flights, as all ships will be in port by Friday night.

Optional Activities:

Please Note:

All of the activities offered on this itinerary are informative only and are for your planning benefit. These are booked and paid for locally if you wish to participate. There is no obligation to participate in these activites.

Split Return (South) Itinerary Three
SPLIT
DAY 1 | Start

Split, a town on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, is known for its beaches and the fortress like complex at its centre, Diocletian's Palace, erected by the Roman emperor in the 4th century. Once home to thousands, its sprawling remains include more than 200 buildings. Within its white stone walls and under its courtyards and galleries are shops, bars, cafes, cathedrals, hotels and several houses.

Check-in is from 10.30am to 12.00pm (midday). Please note your cabin may not be ready until 12:30pm. Your cruise from Split will depart the harbour at 1pm sharp and sail toward your first destination!

MAKARSKA
DAY 1 | Overnight Stay

We depart Split harbour at 13:00, and have lunch onboard as we sail down the Dalmatian coast to the Makarska Riviera. Your first afternoon will be spent swimming at one of the beautiful beaches along the Riviera. The ship will overnight in the port of Makarska, one of the most beautiful destinations on the Croatian coast. Makarska nestles under the massive peaks of the Biokovo mountain range, with Mt Jure being the highest seaside peak on the Mediterranean. Strolling along the streets of Makarska, you will come across numerous churches and other architectural sights. For nightlife options, there is the cocktail bar Marineta and for late night takers, there is "Club Deep" set in a natural cave next to the sea.

Optional Activities

KORCULA
DAY 2 | Overnight Stay

After breakfast we set sail for Korcula, the rumoured birthplace of Marco Polo. Lunch will be served onboard near Lumbarda bay, on the eastern side of Korcula island. We will overnight in the port of Korcula Town. Explore this fortified town, with its narrow streets and lookout towers and spend your afternoon understanding the islands host of legends, myths and tales. The town's stone walls were built over two centuries ago, and the Old Town is built in a fishbone structure that you have to see to believe.

Optional Activities

DUBROVNIK
DAY 3 | Overnight Stay

We leave Korcula behind and set sail for Dubrovnik, dubbed "heaven on earth" by the famous writer, George Bernard Shaw. We arrive in Dubrovnik in the early afternoon, giving you plenty of time to explore the 13th century Old Town. Walk the impressive 1,940m long city walls and discover hidden gems such as cafes and bars perched along the walls, where you can sit back with a cold drink and watch the sunset. We'll overnight in the Port of Gruz, just outside this magical city.

Optional Activities

MLJET
DAY 4 | Overnight Stay

We set sail early this morning and head toward the beautiful National Park island of Mljet. Once docked, you are free to explore the salt lakes within the National Park. Inside the National Park you are able to visit the isle of St Mary, which is home to an ancient Benedictine monastery, an old abbey and a church dating back to the 12th century that are just waiting to be explored. The National Park is best discovered using a bicycle or kayak that can be hired within the park grounds. We will overnight in the port of Polace or Pomena this evening and catch one of Mljet's famous sunsets from the back of the ship.

Optional Activities

HVAR
DAY 5 | Overnight Stay

Early this morning we'll depart for the Pakleni Islands where we have lunch onboard and stop for a swim in the crystal clear water. Hvar is the longest island in the Adriatic and is famous for its super-yachts and celebrity status. Climb the hill and visit the 7th Century Fortress ruins overlooking the harbour, explore a Renaissance Cathedral with it's original tower or discover the oldest community theatre in Europe! The town of Hvar offers plenty of restaurants, bars and cafes that are open well into the night.

Please Note:

The docking time in Hvar can be early evening in peak season due to port authority restrictions. If guests would like to arrive earlier, a water taxi transfer (one time slot per ship) can be arranged and will be included for all guests.

STARI GRAD / JELSA
DAY 6 | Overnight Stay

For our second night on Hvar island, we moor overnight in the quaint harbour town of Stari Grad or in the pretty port of Jelsa (depending on local harbour traffic). Situated on the northern side of the island, Stari Grad literally means 'Old Town' and it is the oldest town in Croatia. Stari Grad boasts an attractive network of old narrow streets and small squares around the harbour. Vineyards and olive groves surround the town and the Stari Grad Plain is a UNESCO protected World Heritage Site. Jelsa dates back to the 1300's and was a significant trading port for the island's wine and olive oil. It nestles at the foot of thickly wooded hillsides. Both ports have plenty of restaurants and bars to explore, with some overlooking the harbour itself and others tucked away in the side streets.

Optional Activities

SPLIT
DAY 7 | Overnight Stay

DAY 7 | Overnight Stay

From Makarska, we make our way back to Split, stopping for a swim and onboard lunch at one of the hidden coastal beaches along the way. Your ship will dock in Split in the afternoon, allowing you the early evening to explore Split and it's UNESCO protected Diocletian's Palace, complete with Roman architecture dating back to the 4th Century!

Optional Activities


DAY 8 | Finish

This morning it's time for an early onboard breakfast, before saying goodbye to the crew and all of your new friends. Please note, it is possible for you to leave the ship as early as needed on Saturday morning to catch flights, as all ships will be in port by Friday night.

Please Note:

All of the activities offered on this itinerary are informative only and are for your planning benefit. These are booked and paid for locally if you wish to participate. There is no obligation to participate in these activites.

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2020 PRICING

*Prices fluctuate regularly in line with demand for our cruises. Our Price Promise ensures clients who book early will never pay more than those who book later.
Liberty
4.8/5 OPEN REVIEWS
Kleopatra
2020 Fleet Addition
Almissa
4.9/5 OPEN REVIEWS
Departures Lower Deck Above Deck Lower Deck Above Deck Lower Deck Above Deck
2nd May - - - - £609 £669
16th May £739 £799 - - - -
18th July £979 £1,079 - - - -
25th July £979 £1,079 - - - -
15th August £979 £1,079 - - - -
22nd August £979 £1,079 - - - -
26th September £849 £949 - - £809 £909
3rd October - - £659 £719 - -
10th October - - £659 £719 - -

*The above is for pricing purposes only, please submit an enquiry for availability.

Liberty
4.8/5 OPEN REVIEWS
Kleopatra
2020 Fleet Addition
Almissa
4.9/5 OPEN REVIEWS
Departures Lower Deck Above Deck Lower Deck Above Deck Lower Deck Above Deck
2nd May - - £709 £769 - -
9th May - - - - £649 £709
16th May - - £799 £899 - -
23rd May £839 £899 - - £799 £859
30th May - - £1,099 £1,199 - -
6th June £939 £1,039 - - £939 £1,039
13th June - - £1,099 £1,199 - -
20th June £979 £1,079 - - £939 £1,039
27th June - - £1,099 £1,199 - -
4th July - - - - £939 £1,039
11th July - - £1,099 £1,199 - -
18th July - - - - £939 £1,039
25th July - - £1,099 £1,199 - -
1st August £979 £1,079 - - £939 £1,039
8th August - - £1,099 £1,199 - -
15th August - - - - £939 £1,039
22nd August - - £1,099 £1,199 - -
29th August £979 £1,079 - - £939 £1,039
5th September - - £1,099 £1,199 - -
12th September £979 £1,079 - - £939 £1,039
19th September - - £1,099 £1,199 - -

*The above is for pricing purposes only, please submit an enquiry for availability.

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Liberty
4.8/5 OPEN REVIEWS
Kleopatra
2020 Fleet Addition
Almissa
4.9/5 OPEN REVIEWS
Departures Lower Deck Above Deck Lower Deck Above Deck Lower Deck Above Deck
9th May - - £749 £809 - -
16th May - - - - £719 £779
23rd May - - £899 £999 - -
30th May £939 £1,039 - - £919 £1,019
6th June - - £1,099 £1,199 - -
13th June £939 £1,039 - - £939 £1,039
20th June - - £1,099 £1,199 - -
27th June £979 £1,079 - - £939 £1,039
4th July - - £1,099 £1,199 - -
11th July - - - - £939 £1,039
18th July - - £1,099 £1,199 - -
25th July - - - - £939 £1,039
1st August - - £1,019 £1,119 - -
8th August £979 £1,079 - - £939 £1,039
15th August - - £1,099 £1,199 - -
22nd August - - - - £939 £1,039
29th August - - £1,099 £1,199 - -
5th September £979 £1,079 - - £939 £1,039
12th September - - £1,099 £1,199 - -
19th September £979 £1,079 - - £939 £1,039
26th September - - £1,099 £1,199 - -

*The above is for pricing purposes only, please submit an enquiry for availability.

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INCLUSIONS

Inclusions
Captain's Dinner
Experience Croatian cuisine, as your Captain puts on an evening with local entertainment

Experience Croatian cuisine, as your Captain puts on an evening with local entertainment

Explore Secluded Bays
Dive into the crystal clear water, straight off your ship!

Dive into the crystal clear water, straight off your ship!

AUTHENTIC CROATIAN CUISINE
Enjoy a buffet breakfast and 3-course lunch daily

Enjoy a buffet breakfast and 3-course lunch daily

Explorer Ships
Explorer Cruises operate on a variety of premium ships

Explorer Cruises operate on a variety of premium ships

Tour Manager
Your dedicated Tour Manager can assist with any questions onboard

Your dedicated Tour Manager can assist with any questions onboard

Optional Excursions
Optional excursions are available on all Explorer Cruises

Optional excursions are available on all Explorer Cruises

Wi-Fi
Wi-fi is available on your cruise (subject to download limits)

Wi-fi is available on your cruise (subject to download limits)

Like Minded Travellers
Experience an intimate cruising experience with up to 40 guests onboard.

Experience an intimate cruising experience with up to 40 guests onboard.

OUR SHIPS

EVERYTHING YOU NEED

Liberty is a beautiful ship, holding no more than 40 passengers onboard. The ship features spacious Above and Lower deck cabins, that are fitted with double or twin beds. Liberty is the perfect ship to soak up the sunshine in, complete with multiple lounging areas on the top deck, and a Jacuzzi on the bow of the ship, where you can cool down with fellow travellers as you sail to your next destination!

147 ft
LIBERTY STATS
Length: 45 metres
Width: 9 metres
Capacity: 40
Built: 2011
Hull Type: Steel
Number of Cabins: 20
Above Deck: 12
Below Deck: 8

KLEOPATRA

SMOOTH SAILING

Kleopatra is the perfect ship to cruise Croatia, holding no more than 38 passengers onboard. The ship features mahogany wood details and modern features throughout, accommodating guests in 19 spacious Above and Lower deck cabins. Built in 2015, Kleopatra boasts a large sundeck with both a full sun and shaded area, allowing the best of both worlds for guests who would like to soak up the sunshine. A top deck jacuzzi is certainly a highlight of this impressive ship, as well as an elegant dining area and multiple communal areas to relax and unwind with like-minded travellers.

160 ft
KLEOPATRA
Length: 43.5 metres
Width: 8.20 metres
Capacity: 38
Built: 2015
Hull Type: Steel
Number of Cabins: 19
Above Deck: 11
Below Deck: 8
COMFORT AT SEA

Almissa joined our Sail Croatia fleet in 2017. The vessel is perfectly designed for intimate small ship cruising, holding a maximum of only 38 passengers, plus crew. Almissa features Above and Lower deck cabins, fitted with double or twin beds, a large sun deck and modern furnishings. Almissa’s communal areas have been designed to facilitate interaction between passengers onboard, giving guests’ plenty of opportunities to socialise and relax onboard this ship.

131 ft
ALMISSA STATS
Length: 40 metres
Width: 8 metres
Capacity: 38
Built: 2017
Hull Type: Steel
Number of Cabins: 19
Above Deck: 11
Below Deck: 8

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What are Explorer Cruises?

Explorer cruises are great for young professionals and young at heart travellers looking to experience the true beauty of Croatia. There is an emphasis on sightseeing and relaxing, whilst still giving you the opportunity to explore the nightlife in Croatia each evening should you wish to!

What time do cruises start/finish?

All Explorer ships depart from Split or Dubrovnik on a Saturday at 13:00. All ships arrive at their final port on a Friday afternoon, and check-out is between 8am and 9am on the following Saturday.

What are the cabin arrangements?

Our Explorer ships consist of either a Twin or Double bed, ensuite and air-conditioning. Twin or Double bed cabins are confirmed during the booking stage, so please let us know your preferences. On some ships, we also have Triple cabins available. Triple cabins consist of a double bed and a single bunk, and we provide a 10% discount per person.

What's the difference between Above Deck and Lower Deck cabins?

Above Deck cabins are on the main deck of the ship or just above it. Lower Deck cabins are in the hull of the ship. There are pros and cons to both - Lower Deck cabins are often cooler and quieter at night, as you do not have many travellers walking past your cabin as much as the Above Deck cabins. Above Deck cabins offer more natural light and ventilation. Each ship is unique and therefore the layout varies from ship to ship. Please note: On some ships, the Above Deck cabins are located across two levels, i.e. located on the main deck and on a higher deck level.

I am travelling by myself, is there a single supplement?

If you prefer to have your own cabin, you can pay a single supplement which is 50% of the one person price. Alternatively, we can match you with another solo traveller of the same sex on-board the ship!

What age/nationality are the passengers?

Explorer cruises have a wide age range of adults onboard. A typical Explorer cruise will usually have a mix of couples, young professionals and 'young at heart' travellers, usually aged from mid 20s to mid 60s. We recommend a minimum age of 15 and upwards onboard for our Explorer Cruises. We find this age upwards works well for the other customers onboard the ship and find that often older teens will enjoy many aspects of this cruise. Mainly English-speaking travellers join us on our Explorer Cruises. Travellers are typically from Australia, New Zealand, USA, UK & South Africa

What food is included?

Breakfast and a 3-course lunch are included daily on our Explorer cruises. Breakfast is usually continental style, with additional warm food such as eggs. Lunches are usually 3 courses, with a soup/salad starter, meat or fish-based main course and fruit/cake for dessert, prepared by your onboard cook. A Captains Dinner is also included in Explorer Cruises. All other evenings, we encourage our clients to explore the local towns, experiencing local food and wine! Of course we can offer suggestions on the best places to go!

Can I bring food and drink onboard?

You cannot bring food and drink onboard the ship, except for items that fill specific dietary requirements. Each boat has its own bar and drinks consumed onboard must be purchased from here. You have unlimited access to the onboard water cooler during the salon opening times. We recommend bringing a re-usable water bottle with you onboard, and filling this up before the salon closes for the evening.

Are there any local payments that I need to be aware of?

A local payment of 30 Euros per person is payable onboard your Sail Croatia Cruise. This payment incorporates port fees and tourist taxes throughout the week and is subject to change.

What type of luggage should I bring?

If you’re joining us from within Europe, we highly recommend limiting your luggage to one suitcase; however, we understand that this might not be possible for international travellers who are flying in just for the cruise, or on extended trips. In most cabins, you will be able to store bags under the bed; however, in the case of excess luggage, please ask check-in staff to give you additional information about possible storage.

Will I get to visit the Blue Cave as a part of my cruise?

A visit to the Blue Cave in Vis is dependant on weather conditions and your itinerary. If conditions allow, an optional visit to the Blue Cave will be offered. This activity is not a part of your booking with us and therefore Sail Croatia shall not be deemed responsible for any damage, loss or dissatisfaction related to the Blue Cave visit.

Am I able to use the jacuzzi onboard 24/7?

You’re welcome to relax in the onboard jacuzzi throughout your cruise. Please note that the jacuzzi may not be available at all times due to conditions such as electricity consumption, fresh water usage onboard and weather conditions.