Each tour begins with check-in on Sunday morning (traditional experience)  from 11.00 am to 12:00 pm. Each tour ends the following Sunday (traditional experience) after breakfast at 9:00 am. You are able to depart earlier if you have a flight to catch. The meeting point for Dubrovnik departures is at the Port of Gruz.

The tours are tailored towards all demographics and we welcome all like-minded travelers from across the world - we believe it's a rich part of traveling to meet people from all walks of life. Our average passenger age group is 25-45.

We certainly don't base our tours around partying - there is far more to Croatia than the nightlife! We focus on showing our travellers some ‘hidden gem’ destinations and offer an itinerary that showcases the cultural and gastronomical delights of Croatia. In destinations boasting
exceptional nightlife, of course, we offer our travellers the option of a night out on the town.

Travel insurance, airport transfers, meals not stated in the itinerary, tips for local guides and sailing crew, entrance fees to sights and museums, optional excursions and meals, and other services not stated in the itinerary.

No outside alcohol is allowed on the ship. As the ship is a licenced bar, all drinks can be bought on board. If we don’t have your favourite beverage, no problem! Just let our crew know and they will do their best to get your favourite drink at the next port.

We strongly advise that you purchase comprehensive travel insurance before making the final payment for the tour. If you need assistance in choosing a provider, feel free to contact us for our recommendations.

Croatia’s official currency is the Croatian Kuna (HRK). In Croatia, cash is king, and many shops, bars, and restaurants do not accept card payments. You will find that some shops will accept Euro, however, most of the time is best to be cashed up with Kuna. ATMs are readily available around all of our destinations, and currency exchange offices are available in the center of all the major destinations we visit. Our boats do not have EFTPOS facilities, and all bar tab payments are
made in Croatian Kuna.

Most visitors do not require a visa to visit Croatia, which is a part of the EU. However, we recommend you check this with your own passport country of issue, as it is your responsibility to have the necessary documents for travel to any country.

You will have access to power points in each room onboard, as well as in common areas. WiFi is available on all ships, but keep in mind that this is not always a reliable connection while sailing at sea. Local travel SIM cards are good value, and easy to purchase at 'Tisak’ newsagent stands for around 10 Euro (55 HRK).

Yes - set of sheets, blanket and pillows are provided, as well as a bath towel. It is best to bring your own beach towel for the week.

Our premium experience cabins feature individual air conditioning in every room. The traditional experience has centralized air conditioning available.