Croatia's Dalmatian Coast by Sea
8 days from $7,150
Aboard a 184-guest small ship
Voyage by Smithsonian Journeys and PONANT EXPLORATIONS
Glide out of Venice’s historic lagoon and take to the Adriatic, following the spectacular shores of Croatia from Istria to Dubrovnik. Experience the rich culinary traditions of Istria and visit gem-like Rovinj; and discover an enchanting blend of ancient, medieval, and modern-day in Split and Hvar. Visit the World Heritage site of Kotor, Montenegro; explore sparkling beaches and stunning national parks; and savor local wines and cuisine.
Highlights
Smithsonian Journeys / PONANT Experience: Each cruise will be accompanied by two Smithsonian Journeys Experts. An excursion or activity is included in each port of call. You may have a choice of excursions in many ports, so that you can delve more deeply into subjects that interest you.
- Istria: Sample truffles or local wines in Istria, a region renowned for its cuisine.
- Historic towns: See the World Heritage site of Diocletian’s Palace in Split and the stunning medieval towns of Zadar and Korčula.
- Hvar: Take a walking tour of Hvar Town; or view the island’s lavender fields and tour a lavender distillery.
- Kotor: Sail into Montenegro’s spectacular Bay of Kotor, surrounded by towering peaks, and tour the picturesque town of Kotor.
Itinerary
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Day 1 — Venice, Italy
Arrive in legendary Venice, built on the edge of a lagoon in the fifth century. Together the city and its lagoon—which played a major role in the power and defenses of the Venetian Empire—make up a World Heritage site. Transfer to the port and embark the ship this afternoon. (D)
Day 2 — Rovinj, Croatia
Our first port of call is Rovinj, set on the shores of Croatia’s Istria Peninsula. The seat of the Venetian government in Istria from the 14th to the 18th century, Rovinj still displays the influence of the Venetian Empire in its history and architecture. Drive to Motovun, a medieval, hilltop town in the Istrian interior to visit a family-run truffle farm just outside of town. Set out on a truffle hunt through the woods, then sample traditional dishes featuring the local truffles. Alternatively, explore the town of Porecc before driving through the Istrian countryside to the village of Kruncici, for a visit of the Matosecic wine cellar, where you will meet the family and sample the wines. (B,L,D)
Day 3 — Zadar
In Zadar, learn all about the rich history of this beautiful old town with visits to ancient Roman ruins and medievel churches. Walk along the waterfront and listening to the sounds of the Sea Organ, then taste Maraschino liqueur, made from maraschino cherries, one of the most famous liqueurs in Croatia. Or explore the unique vegetation and marine fauna of the uninhabited Kornati Archipelago, a protected area. (B,L,D)
Day 4 — Primošten and Split
Today begins with a stop in Primošten and a visit to Krka National Park to see its famous travertine waterfalls. Travel overland and meet your ship in Split, home of the World Heritage site of Diocletian's Palace, a massive structure that encloses the entire medieval town. This evening, enjoy free time to wander the streets of the 2,000 year old city, home to the Temple of Jupiter, one of the world’s best‑preserved Roman temples, and the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, which dates back to the fourth century. (B,L,D)
Day 5 — Hvar, Croatia
Since the 4th century B.C., Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, and Venetians have all left their mark on the island of Hvar. Known for its fields of rosemary, lavender, and laurel, this fertile island has produced olives and wine since the ancient Greeks. Discover Hvar on your choice of two excursions today. Step into history on a walking tour of Hvar Town with a visit to the handsome Renaissance Franciscan Monastery and its museum, the Cathedral of St. Stephan and its four-story bell tower, and the Venetian Loggia. At the Benedictine Cloister, learn about Hvar lace, crafted by local nuns out the fibers of dried agave leaves, and see their handiwork at a small museum. Your final stop is the 17th-century Arsenal, which houses Europe's oldest Municipal Theater, established in 1612 and still in use today. Alternatively, head into the island’s interior on a scenic drive to the Stari Grad Plain to Hora and the Agroturizam Pharos, where a local family is continuing the traditions of the ancient Greeks today. This working farm produces a range of organic food and wines as well as processing lavender. Take a guided tour of their lavender distillery and learn about the importance of lavender to Hvar's economy and way of life. (B,L,D)
Day 6 — Korčula and Pomena
About 30 miles from Hvar is the island of Korčula, where a morning tour of the quaint streets of this medieval city, once home to Marco Polo, includes a performance of the Moreška sword dance. This charming island city retains its original 13th-century walls and fishbone-shape layout, within which sits the the 15th-century, Gothic Renaissance-style Cathedral of St. Mark, housing masterful works by Tintoretto. During lunch, sail to nearby Mljet Island, which local legend identifies with Calypso and Odysseus’s seven-year dalliance, to explore Mljet National Park. (B,L,D)
Day 7 — Kotor, Montenego
Montenegro is one of the newest nations in the world, having gained its independence in 2006. The spectacular Bay of Kotor, deeply carved into the Montenegrin mountains, leads to the charming medieval town of Kotor, a World Heritage site known for the incredible Venetian and baroque architecture of its fortified Old Town. On a walking tour, admire 14th-century frescoes at the Romanesque Cathedral of Saint Tryphon, and explore the town’s seafaring and naval traditions at the Maritime Museum. Then take a scenic drive to Perast for a walking tour of its historic old town and a short boat ride to Our Lady of the Rocks. Alternately a full day tour includes a scenic drive towards the mountain of Lovćen to a viewpoint overlooking the World-Heritage protected Boka Bay. Continue to Cetinje, the old Royal capital and cultural center of Montenegro. After a walking tour, enjoy a lunch of traditional Montenegrin specialties. Descend the mountains to the coastal town of Budva, known for its perfectly preserved walls. End the tour in Kotor for a guided tour of the Old Town. (B,L,D)
Day 8 — Dubrovnik, Croatia
Arrive in Dubrovnik and transfer to the airport for your flight home. (B)
Included meals are denoted as follows: Breakfast (B), Lunch (L), Reception (R), Dinner (D)
Optional Extensions
Pre-Cruise Ext.: Venice
Venice: La Serenissima — 3 days, 2 nights
At the height of its imperial power, Venice proudly referred to itself as La Serenissima, the Most Serene Republic. Even today, the city remains a masterpiece of timeless grandeur, where gilded palazzos line winding canals and echoes of history linger in every piazza. From the shimmer of the lagoon at sunrise to the enchanting glow of twilight over St. Mark’s Square, Venice invites you to lose yourself in its beauty, artistry and romance.
Day 1 – Venice, Italy
Upon arrival at Venice Marco Polo Airport, you will be warmly greeted and escorted to Splendid Venice hotel by private water taxi—your first glimpse of the city's iconic waterways. In the afternoon, a dedicated hospitality representative will be available to assist with recommendations for dining and independent exploration, ensuring you make the most of your first day in Venice. As evening falls, gather with fellow travelers for a welcome cocktail reception at the hotel, where you can toast to the start of your journey. Dinner is at your leisure, offering the perfect opportunity to discover one of Venice’s many charming restaurants.
Day 2 – Venice
After breakfast at the hotel, join your guide for an exploration of two of Venice's most emblematic crafts: fashioning the masks worn during the Venetian Carnival and manufacturing the gondolas for which the city is famous.
Your first visit is to the studio of an expert mask-maker, who will introduce you to the mysterious origins of the use of masks in Venice and their association with Carnival from the 13th century onward. You will learn how the masks are designed and produced and will see some of the magnificent variety of their decorations.
A walk through some lesser-known neighborhoods of the city will bring you to one of the few remaining squeri—the workshops where gondolas are built and maintained. In the past, these boatyards were located all along the Grand Canal, attesting to the importance of gondolas in the life of the city. A local artisan will describe the traditional methods of designing a boat to meet the individual needs of each gondolier and will explain the history of this uniquely Venetian method of transport. After your visit to the boatyard, transfer to the hotel. The rest of the day is at your leisure.
Day 3 – Venice | Embark
After breakfast and checking out of the hotel, set out on a guided walking tour that brings Venice’s storied past to life. Begin in the heart of the city with a visit to the Doge’s Palace, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture that served as the political and judicial hub of the Venetian Republic. Explore its grand chambers, adorned with priceless artworks and echoes of centuries of governance during Venice’s golden age as a maritime power.
As you exit the palace, stroll through St. Mark’s Square, pausing to admire the ornate façade of St. Mark’s Basilica. While interior access is no longer included, your guide will share the fascinating history of this iconic structure, originally built to house the remains of St. Mark, the city’s patron saint. Learn about the basilica’s unique blend of Byzantine and Venetian influences and its symbolic role in the city’s spiritual identity.
Following the tour, enjoy lunch at your leisure or take some time to explore Venice independently. Later, reconvene at the hotel to transfer to the pier for embarkation.
Your hotel:
Splendid Venice is a 4-star property in the center of the city, near St. Mark's Square and the Doge's Palace. It features 165 rooms, a restaurant, two lounge bars, 24-hour room service, marvelous views of the surrounding area, and all the services you would expect from a luxury hotel in a major European city.
Your program includes:
- 2 nights at Splendid Venice (or similar)
- Transfer and luggage handling from the airport to the hotel on the scheduled program arrival day
- Transfer and luggage handling from the hotel to the ship on embarkation day
- Welcome Reception on Day 1
- Breakfast on Days 2 and 3
- Sightseeing and programming as noted in the itinerary
- Local English-speaking guide
- Gratuities for the drivers and local guides
Your program does not include:
- Transfer from the airport to the hotel on any day other than the scheduled program arrival day
- Personal expenses and other services and meals not mentioned as included in the program
Please note:
- It is imperative that your flight arrival details are communicated at least 90 days prior to the beginning of your cruise to secure your transfer from the airport to the hotel.
- Early check-in and/or late check-out are available depending on availability and at a supplement. An additional night is possible, upon request and depending on hotel availability. Please contact reservations or your travel agent for further details.
- This pre-tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility as it requires a lot of walking over uneven surfaces, cobblestones, and steps.
- The official currency is the Euro. Credit cards are widely accepted in hotels, shops, and restaurants.
- This pre-cruise program is offered as a package. There will be no refunds for unused accommodations, meals, or excursions.
- Program is offered on a space available basis.
- Program is subject to change without notice.
Post-Cruise Ext.: Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik and the Traditions of Southern Dalmatia — 3 days, 2 nights
The itinerary below applies to the current year and serves as a sample for future voyages. Extension details for future departures will be posted as soon as they are available, and all booked travelers will be notified via email.
Post-cruise Program:
This carefully curated program offers an introduction to southern Croatia through the cultural, culinary, and coastal traditions that have shaped life around Dubrovnik for centuries. Begin with a guided walk through Dubrovnik’s storied Old Town, including a visit to the Rector’s Palace, before traveling into the Konavle countryside, a region known for its distinctive embroidery, silk production, family farms, and local wines. After a night at a landmark hotel, escape the bustle of the city for a relaxed day among the Elafiti Islands, where pine forests, stone villages, inviting beaches, and Adriatic views reveal a gentler side of the Dubrovnik coast.
Day 1 — Disembark | Dubrovnik Old Town | Konavle Traditions & Wine
After breakfast aboard, disembark and meet your guide for an introduction to Dubrovnik, one of the Adriatic’s most historically significant port cities. Begin with a walking tour of the UNESCO-listed Old Town, whose limestone streets, fortified walls, churches, monasteries, and palaces speak to the former Republic of Ragusa’s long maritime and diplomatic influence. Your visit includes the Rector’s Palace, once the seat of government, and one of the city’s finest examples of Gothic Renaissance architecture.
Leaving Dubrovnik behind, continue south into the Konavle region, a fertile countryside of vineyards, stone villages, cypress trees, and traditional estates. Enjoy lunch at Seoska Kuća Čilipi, where local hospitality and regional flavors offer a glimpse into the rural traditions of the Dubrovnik hinterland. After lunch, visit AR Atelier, dedicated to preserving the traditional silk production and embroidery of Konavle. Here, you will learn about the cultural significance of silk in the region, observe techniques that have been passed down for generations, and gain insight into Konavle costume making and textile heritage.
Your day concludes at Winery Crvik, a family-run estate known for producing local varietals, including Dubrovačka Malvasia. Tour the winery and enjoy a tasting of several wines that reflect the character of this distinctive coastal wine region.
In the late afternoon, return to Dubrovnik and check in to the Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik, your home for the next two nights. Dinner is independent.
Day 2 — Dubrovnik | Elafiti Islands | Dubrovnik
The Elafiti Islands, set just off the coast of Dubrovnik, are known for their natural beauty, relaxed atmosphere, pine forests, stone villages, and clear Adriatic waters. Today’s excursion offers a refreshing change of pace, with time to cruise, stroll, dine, and swim.
After breakfast at the hotel, walk with your guide to Dubrovnik’s Old Port and board a local boat for a scenic cruise along the city ramparts. Continue across the water to Koločep Island, a peaceful island known for its wooded paths, quiet coves, and seaside charm. Enjoy a brief refreshment stop before rejoining your boat for the short cruise to nearby Lopud Island. Once a retreat for Dubrovnik’s nobility, Lopud remains one of the most appealing escapes from the city. Take time to explore its village of stone houses, palms, and waterfront cafés before gathering for lunch at Restaurant Dubrovnik on Lopud Island.
Following lunch, enjoy time at leisure for swimming or relaxing by the sea. In the late afternoon, cruise back to Dubrovnik’s Old Port and return on foot to your hotel, where the remainder of the day is at leisure.
Day 3 — Dubrovnik | Depart
After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to the airport for flights homeward.
Your hotel:
The Hilton Imperial Hotel in Dubrovnik is a landmark property that combines historic charm with modern luxury, situated just outside the city’s Pile Gate. Originally opened in 1897, the meticulously restored hotel played host to aristocrats, diplomats, and celebrities throughout the era of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Today, the hotel features a refined restaurant serving Dalmatian cuisine with a modern twist, as well as a sophisticated bar and lounge. Other amenities include a wellness center, indoor pool, and fitness facilities.
Your program includes:
- 2 nights at the Hilton Imperial Hotel (or similar)
- Transfer and luggage handling from the pier to the hotel on disembarkation day
- Transfer and luggage handling from the hotel to the airport on Day 3
- Breakfast on Days 2 and 3
- Lunch on Days 1 and 2
- Sightseeing and programming as noted in the itinerary
- Local English-speaking guide
- Gratuities for the drivers and local guides
Your program does not include:
- Transfer from the hotel to the airport on any day other than the scheduled program departure day.
- Personal expenses and other services and meals not mentioned as included in the program.
Please note:
- It is imperative that your flight departure details are communicated at least 90 days prior to the beginning of your cruise to secure your transfer from the hotel to the airport.
- Late check-out is possible depending on availability and at a supplement. An additional night is possible, upon request and depending on hotel availability. Please contact Reservations or your travel agent for further details.
- The official currency is the Euro. Credit cards are widely accepted in hotels, shops, and restaurants.
- This post-cruise program is offered as a package. There will be no refunds for unused accommodations, meals, or excursions.
- The program is offered on a space available basis.
- The program is subject to change without notice.
Dates & Prices
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Dates
Availability
Price
Jul 28 - Aug 4, 2027
Available
from $8,720 $7,150
Special Offer
Early booking savings available for a limited time!
Deluxe Stateroom
Deluxe stateroom (204 sq. ft.), picture window with door onto private partial wall balcony (43 sq. ft.). Deck 3.
| Occupancy | Double | Single |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $8,720 $7,150 | $16,100 $10,100 |
| Pre Ext. | $1,900 | $2,780 |
| Post Ext. | $1,910 | $2,880 |
Prestige Stateroom - Deck 4
Prestige stateroom (204 sq. ft.), sliding glass door opens to private balcony (43 sq. ft.).
| Occupancy | Double | Single |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $9,580 $7,840 | $17,820 $11,130 |
| Pre Ext. | $1,900 | $2,780 |
| Post Ext. | $1,910 | $2,880 |
Prestige Stateroom - Deck 5
Prestige stateroom (204 sq. ft.), sliding glass door opens to private balcony (43 sq. ft.).
| Occupancy | Double | Single |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $10,020 $8,190 | $18,700 $11,660 |
| Pre Ext. | $1,900 | $2,780 |
| Post Ext. | $1,910 | $2,880 |
Prestige Stateroom - Deck 6
Prestige stateroom (204 sq. ft.), sliding glass door opens to private balcony (43 sq. ft.).
| Occupancy | Double | Single |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $10,540 $8,610 | $19,740 $12,290 |
| Pre Ext. | $1,900 | $2,780 |
| Post Ext. | $1,910 | $2,880 |
Deluxe Suite
Deluxe suite (291 sq. ft.), sliding glass door to private balcony (65 sq. ft.), sitting area with sofa. Decks 3, 4, 5, and 6.
| Occupancy | Double | Single |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $14,350 $11,650 | $27,360 $16,850 |
| Pre Ext. | $1,900 | $2,780 |
| Post Ext. | $1,910 | $2,880 |
Prestige Suite - Deck 5
Prestige suite, two room suite (409 sq. ft.), sliding glass door to larger private balcony (86 sq. ft.), two bathrooms, sitting area and sofa convertible to fixed queen.
| Occupancy | Double | Single |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $19,120 $15,470 | $36,900 $22,580 |
| Pre Ext. | $1,900 | $2,780 |
| Post Ext. | $1,910 | $2,880 |
Prestige Suite - Deck 6
Prestige suite, two room suite (409 sq. ft.), sliding glass door to larger private balcony (86 sq. ft.), two bathrooms, sitting area and sofa convertible to fixed queen.
| Occupancy | Double | Single |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $20,070 $16,230 | $38,800 $23,720 |
| Pre Ext. | $1,900 | $2,780 |
| Post Ext. | $1,910 | $2,880 |
Privilege Suite
Privilege suite, (344 sq. ft.), sliding glass door to larger private balcony (86 sq. ft.), sitting area with sofa convertible to single twin. Decks 5 and 6.
| Occupancy | Double | Single |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $21,020 $16,990 | $40,700 $24,860 |
| Pre Ext. | $1,900 | $2,780 |
| Post Ext. | $1,910 | $2,880 |
Grand Deluxe Suite
Grand Deluxe suite, extra large two room suite (484 sq. ft.), sliding glass door to spacious private terrace (323 sq. ft.), a large sitting area with half bath, master bedroom has a separate shower, tub, and double sinks. Deck 6.
| Occupancy | Double | Single |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $23,020 $18,590 | $44,700 $27,260 |
| Pre Ext. | $1,900 | $2,780 |
| Post Ext. | $1,910 | $2,880 |
Owner's Suite
Owner's suite, extra large two room suite (484 sq. ft), sliding glass door to spacious private terrace (430 sq. ft.) with outdoor hot tub. Large sitting area with half bath, master bathroom has a separate shower, tub, and double sinks. Deck 5.
| Occupancy | Double | Single |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $23,800 | $46,600 |
| Pre Ext. | $1,900 | $2,780 |
| Post Ext. | $1,910 | $2,880 |
A deposit of 25% of the cruise price is required to reserve space on a cruise. Deposits are applied toward final payment of the cruise price.
Rates include port taxes and fees. Most shore excursions are included in the rates.
Pre- and post-program options and optional excursions, where applicable, are available at an additional cost.
Prices are based on rates of exchange, airfare & fuel (where applicable), tariffs, taxes, and other costs as of the tour publication date. We reserve the right to correct errors and to increase program prices to cover increased costs, tariffs, and taxes received after prices are published and to reflect currency fluctuations.
Experts
Aneta Georgievska-Shine
Art Historian
Aneta Georgievska-Shine is a scholar of the Renaissance and the baroque eras, yet as an art historian, her interests range from ancient to contemporary art. …
Aneta Georgievska-Shine is a scholar of the Renaissance and the baroque eras, yet as an art historian, her interests range from ancient to contemporary art. In addition to her affiliation with the University of Maryland, she frequently presents lectures for museums and art institutions in the Washington D.C. area, including the Walters Art Museum, the Baltimore Museum of Art, the Virginia Museum of Fine Art, and the Smithsonian. Her publications include scholarly books and numerous articles in U.S. and international journals, as well as essays in exhibition catalogs. Her most recent book, Vermeer and the Art of Love, was named one of Christie’s “best art books to look forward to in 2022” and made the prestigious CHOICE Outstanding Academic Titles list.
A popular Smithsonian Journeys Expert, Aneta has led numerous journeys to France, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, as well as Central and Eastern Europe. In addition to expertise in art history, she brings a deep knowledge of the history, politics, and languages of Central and Eastern Europe. Aneta is a native speaker of Macedonian and has working knowledge of several other European languages.
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Thomas Bremer
Historian
Thomas Bremer is an expert on the history, culture, and contemporary situation of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe. He is professor emeritus of Church History …
Thomas Bremer is an expert on the history, culture, and contemporary situation of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe. He is professor emeritus of Church History and Eastern Churches Studies at the University of Münster in Germany, where he also earned his PhD. Thomas has been awarded research grants and fellowships from institutions including the Kennan Institute in Washington, D.C., and the Jordan Center at NYU. His publications include many articles and a dozen books, including Churches in the Ukrainian Crisis and Cross and Kremlin: A Brief History of the Orthodox Church in Russia, which has been translated into five languages. In addition to his academic career, he has served as a consultant on questions dealing with Eastern and Southeastern Europe. During the Yugoslav wars, he was active in reconciliation initiatives in the successor countries which involved religious communities as well as civil society groups.
Thomas has widely traveled is Central and Eastern Europe and is fluent in several of the local languages. He is especially interested in the significance of historical heritage for the contemporary situation in the countries he studies, and he is eager to share his fields of expertise on regions he knows intimately with Smithsonian Journeys guests.
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Lawrence Butler
Art Historian
Dr. Lawrence Butler is an art historian whose teaching and scholarly interests range from medieval Europe and the Islamic world across pre-modern Eurasia—including the Silk Road connections …
Dr. Lawrence Butler is an art historian whose teaching and scholarly interests range from medieval Europe and the Islamic world across pre-modern Eurasia—including the Silk Road connections between the Mediterranean world and East Asia. While teaching at George Mason University, Larry served as director of the art history program and as coordinator of the Ancient Mediterranean Art and Archaeology minor.
Larry received his BA and MA from Oberlin College and his PhD from the University of Pennsylvania. He was a Fulbright Research Fellow in Turkey in 1982-83, and has been an active participant in the Semester at Sea program, taking students on academic study tours around the world. He also taught at Hiram College and held research positions at a number of museums.
In 2004, Larry was awarded George Mason University’s Teaching Excellence Award and in 2005 he was elected to Phi Beta Delta, the honorary society for international education. He lectures frequently for the Smithsonian Associates on the arts and cultural history of Spain and Portugal, Turkey, China, and many other places in between.
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Ship
Le Dumont d’Urville
Tour Details
Activity Description
Expectations: This cruise includes half day excursions, many of them walking tours that include standing and walking for extended periods of time. During the coastal cruise the ship will pull up to a pier for disembarkation via a gangway. In certain ports, the ship will be at anchor and disembarkation will be by tender. Morning and afternoon excursions off ship will include walks at archeological sites and on cobblestone streets, walkways and city hills. Stairs may not have handrails and there will be limited or no access to elevators. Some guided walks will depart directly from the pier and others will require a motor coach to reach the site. The ship does have elevators.
Appropriate for: Travelers who are physically fit, walk on cobblestone streets, and on steep or uneven paths.
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