Adriatic Coast Highlights

Dubrovnik

Walk along its centuries-old, excellently preserved stone walls for truly extraordinary views of the city. Explore its many ancient landmarks or visit the beach to enjoy the warm waters.

Venice

The capital of the Veneto region is unique for being built upon 117 islands divided by hundreds of canals. Visit St. Mark’s Basilica, walk along the Ponte di Rialto and relax on the Venice Lido.

Sarandë, Albania

The perfect place from which to explore the UNESCO World Heritage-listed site of Butrint, an ancient city once inhabited by Greek and Roman Colonies.

The walls and ruins are located within a wonderful natural setting and are part of a large national park, dating back an estimated 2,500 years.

Venice, Italy

Butrint – Sarandë, Albania

Hvar, Croatia

Hvar & Korčula

Hvar: Popular not only for glorious beaches and its 13th Century walls, the port town of Hvar has much to explore, including the hilltop fortress, which is lit up with a stunning golden glow at night, and the main square with its Renaissance-era Hvar Cathedral.

Korčula: Famous for its dense pine forests, Korčula is one of the larger islands at around 20 miles long and almost 5 miles wide. The stunning Korčula Town is known locally as ‘little Dubrovnik’, due to its familiar looking medieval squares and churches, while the plentiful sandy beaches and quiet coves that line the southern coast are simply delightful.