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STUNNING ITALY
Steeped in history, Italy oozes with natural landscapes, sumptuous cuisine and historic
monuments. Visit the unique cities of Puglia and Basilicata to complete an all-round trip of Italy!
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We Recommend Climb the cliffs of Cinque Terre Visit the Museo Galileo See the village of San Vigilio in Bergamo Visit Apulian Cellars in Lecce Feast on seafood in Sicily See Pompeii near Naples Sit by the shores of Lake Garda and Visit the Duomo Ride in a Gondola in Venice Tan on Sardinia’s beaches Scale the Italian Alps from Turin Lean on the Leaning Tower of Pisa |
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Day 1
Split, Croatia to Milna
Swap some cash for kuna (not the furry kind), put your bags on your bunk and hit the big blue. Dock at sleepy fishing village ilna, chow down on a barbecue feast or hang out on deck. You’ll all be shipmates in no time.
Day 2
Milna to Hvar
Anchors up and motor on this morning, with a few swim stops en route. First stop: Hvar, which is the self-proclaimed “sunniest spot in Europe” with a supposed 2,715 hours of sunlight in an average year. Lather up the sunscreen – ain’t nobody got time for burn when we have
a night out at Hula Hula beach bar to enjoy.
Included today: Night out in Hvar
Optional activities: Visit to Hvar Fortress
Day 3
Hvar to Korcula
Marco...Polo. A game of particular relevance in this mini Dubrovnik. Get your bearings of the fish shaped street plan, and then brave the steep ladder at the 15th century tower-cum-cocktail bar for drinks with a view.
Included today: Visit old town of Korcula
Day 4
Korcula to Dubrovnik
Today: Dubrovnik. Beyoncé and Jay-Z fell crazy in love with it, some old guy called it ‘heaven on earth’ and if you’re into Game of Thrones you're sure to find your inner fanboy. Soak it all up with a stroll along the top of the 1,940 metre long city walls.
Optional activities: Kayaking in Dubrovnik
Day 5
Dubrovnik to Mljet
If you had 99 problems, Dubrovnik probably took care of a few. It's onto Mljet which, despite its lack of vowels is pretty spesh.With a National Park and the chance to visit St Mary's island this place is sure to impress. This afternoon is on your watch, so spend it as you wish.
Optional activities: Visit Mljet National Park
Day 6
Mljet to Makarska
Time to trim the sails again and set course for the Makarska Riviera, one of the best unsung holiday spots in Europe. Check out the town and then brace yourself for tonight's party at the infamous grotto club, Deep. Caves never seemed so cool.
Day 7
Makarska to Split
Seize the chance to zipline across the Cetina Gorge before we sail back to Split for more awesomeness. Yes, it's a UNESCO World Heritage city, and yes it has an abundance of Roman architecture. Finish off your day behind the 1700-year-old walls of the Diocletian Palace. If it's good enough for an emperor, odds are you'll rate it too.
Optional activities: Ziplining -River rafting
Day 8
Split
Anchors down for a final breakfast. Swap contact details with new mates and start planning your next adventure.
