Croatia Cruises

The food that is served on board is a combination of traditional and authentic Mediterranean and Croatian cuisine. A selection of complimentary fresh fruit is available for your enjoyment all day long. We serve buffet-style, full continental breakfast from 7am to 9am, along with hot dishes like bacon, scrambled eggs, and omelets. At lunch and dinner, there are multiple fish, chicken, seafood, or pasta dishes to choose from.

On board the ship in the salon, we have a bar with regular opening hours of 7am – 11pm. A wide selection of cold or hot beverages, soft drinks, bottled water, quality local wines, and bottled beers are available to sip while enjoying the views. Even though the tap water on board is of good quality, we do not recommend that you drink it. Bottled water is provided on board.

If you are interested in trying local Croatian wine, check out our Croatia Wine Cruise here>.

Or, read more about Croatian Wine in our Unforgettable blog.

The electrical current on board the ship is of European 220 volts standard. All plugs in the cabins have two 4.8 mm diameter round pins. To use any appliances (e.g. shavers, battery chargers, etc.) you should pack:

A Universal Transformer – to convert the power, if your device does not support 220 volts of power.
Universal Adapter Plugs – for sockets that differ from the ones back home.

Bed linen and bath towels are provided in every cabin. The towels are changed every second day. If you require more towels please ask our Cruise Director. Beach towels are not provided.

All cabins are equipped with double or twin beds, a desk and chair, a mirror, night lamps, safety deposit box, radio, hair dryer, 220 V electric supply, the latest safety and fire alarm equipment, and lifejackets. Soap and shampoo are also supplied. There is a wardrobe for the storage of your clothes, and space under the bed for luggage.

Cabins situated on the lower deck feature a porthole and a dual ventilation system (in the bathroom and the cabin). Main and upper deck cabins have a cabin window. All cabins are soundproofed and have fireproof doors.

Most passenger ships have limited access for disabled guests. When embarking/disembarking you can expect to encounter steep stairways, higher-than-average height steps, and gaps between boats, when crossing from one boat to another. The travel itinerary also warrants that most of the shore excursions are on foot. You should be able to stand for an extended period if you wish to visit museums and other sites. Our guided walking tours and shore excursions typically last 30-45 minutes and usually include walking over cobbled and uneven surfaces and up and down stairs. Please note: severe walking or physical disabilities may limit your overall experience.

The Captain is entirely responsible for the safety and comfort of the vessel and its passengers. It is therefore within the Captain’s jurisdiction to change the sequence of stops and ports if necessary. This may occur in inclement weather conditions, high or low water levels, dock and lock schedules, or for technical reasons. The Captain also has the right to remove any unruly passengers, and to quarantine the ship in case of disease or similar.

We expect to provide sightseeing excursions to all of the major attractions that are listed in our cruise programs. Although it is unlikely, certain changes in schedules may happen from time to time. The operating hours at museums, galleries, and monuments may cause us to alter the sequence of touring. Sailing conditions and other factors may also impact on-shore excursion timetables.