CROATIA
Two ships sailing side by side through the Southern Adriatic, four islands we’re not naming yet, and a private cabin for every Fencoxer. This September 2027 trip isn’t on our website or socials. You’re first to know.
Side by side, all the way to Dubrovnik.
Seven nights sailing from Trogir, four secret islands on the way, and both ships docked at the same ports every night.
We can’t tell you where yet. But we can give you clues.
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Among the sunniest spots in Europe, and home to one of the continent’s oldest public theatres, built back in 1612.
Once a secret military base, closed to foreign visitors for decades. Now it’s so photogenic that Hollywood came to film Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again here.
Its old town is laid out like a fish skeleton to let summer breezes in and keep winter winds out. It also claims to be the birthplace of a very famous explorer.
Local legend says this is where the nymph Calypso held Odysseus for seven years, and the cave he is said to have stayed in is still here to visit. Much of the island is a national park of pine forest and saltwater lakes.
Land first. Then the sea.
We start with three nights in charming 4-star boutique hotels and a road trip south, then spend seven nights sailing the calmer, warmer Southern Adriatic, crowning it all with a night in Dubrovnik.
Your driver meets you at the airport and takes you to a boutique hotel in the heart of the capital. Then an evening stroll through the Old Town and a welcome dinner.
From the capital straight into Croatia’s most famous national park: a UNESCO World Heritage maze of turquoise lakes and waterfalls, with a guided visit to match.
A scenic drive south through Dalmatia with a long lunch stop on the way, then a boutique night by the sea. Next morning, an old town walk with a local guide before we head for the ship.
Island-hopping down the southern route, where the weather is warmer and the seas are calmer in early October. We finish by sailing right alongside Dubrovnik’s old city walls, with lunch served on deck.
Meet a local guide for a walk through the old town.
Where you step aboard, with a welcome drink and dinner.
Guided old-town walk, then a cable car ride up the mountain for views over the walls and the islands.
Your own cabin. Plenty of good company.
We’ll sail on the MV Admiral and the MV Aquamarin, travelling the same route together and docking at the same ports. There are 18 Fencoxers on each ship.
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