Embark on a remarkable expedition holiday that takes you through some of the most stunning destinations in Southern Europe. This journey allows you to experience the rich tapestry of cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and ancient histories of Italy, Montenegro, and Croatia. Aboard the majestic Royal Clipper operated by Star Clippers, this tall ship adventure merges the thrill of sea sailing with the elegance of exploration. Each port of call offers unique experiences that will rejuvenate your senses and leave you with unforgettable memories.
Your adventure begins in the enchanting city of Venice. A labyrinth of canals, breathtaking architecture, and vibrant culture, Venice is a dreamlike city with an atmosphere unlike any other. The iconic gondola rides, the rich history reflected in palaces and churches, and the local cuisine combine to create a magical experience. A visit to Piazza San Marco, renowned for its stunning basilica, provides the perfect introduction to this extraordinary city.
Cruising onwards, Rovinj greets you with its striking sea views and picturesque old town. Renowned as one of the Mediterranean's hidden gems, Rovinj is characterised by vibrant colours and the captivating presence of the Saint Euphemia Cathedral's bell tower. As you explore the cobbled streets, take a moment to savour the local seafood and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere that has captivated centuries of visitors.
Regarded as the sunniest island in the Adriatic, Hvar is famous for its lavender fields, wine, and vibrant nightlife. It’s no surprise that visitors are enchanted by its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Whether you are exploring the cobbled streets of Hvar town or enjoying local delicacies in a seaside restaurant, the island's warm atmosphere invites relaxation and indulgence. Moreover, opportunities for water sports, historic tours, and hiking trails abound, making Hvar an absolute must-visit.
Making your way to Dubrovnik, you will encounter a true marvel of architecture and history. This fortified city, often referred to as the
