The crew on board your boat expects you between 11 and 13.30 in the harbour of Rijeka for your swim & cruise tour! Over a welcome-drink, you get to know the crew and your fellow passengers as the romantic motor-sailboat sets sail. Out in the bay, you stop for the first jump into the sea you've been longing for! When you arrive on Cres island, you can go for a walk along the coast. After the evening meal there's still enough time for a walk through the town.

During the crossing to Lošinj island, watch the Kvarner Gulf passing you by. With a bit of luck, you might see a group of Adria dolphins that feel particularly at home around Lošinj island. After lunch on board, you drop anchor in the harbour of Mali Lošinj. Have a cappuccino on the promenade and watch the hustle and bustle. Next, you can go on a trip to a nearby scent garden: on a tour you can find out all about over 250 different scented plants that grow and flourish in the garden.

Pine forests and spruce trees cover the unspoiled island of Molat, which you explore today either by foot or in the saddle. You're back on the boat on time for some lunch. On the crossing to Zadar, the former capital of Dalmatia, the swim & cruise tour comes into its own when you drop anchor in a lovely bay for a wonderful opportunity to go for a swim. It's that definitive holiday feeling! The historic quarter of Zadar, today's destination, is surrounded by mighty walls. On an entertaining tour of the town you get to know all sorts of facts about the traditional old buildings and their history.

Today, you leave the sea and paddle up the river Zrmanja to the canyon of the same name. A bus transfer takes you to the jetty where you get your kayak. The karst-river glitters in the typical emerald green colour here. After a few twists and turns and rapids, there are some stunning waterfalls at one of the most beautiful places of the river. A swim here is just wonderful. After a picnic, you paddle on through the Zrmanja Canyon and, from your kayak, are in the best place for watching the many twittering birds. After the tour, the bus takes you back to your boat.
Note: At high water levels, this trip is done in large dinghies (rafting).

You set course for Pag island today, in the north-west point of Pag island, to Lun. Here you can go on a guided tour of a wonderful Mediterranean olive grove. Naturally there will be time today for a swim before you go to Rab island. The historic quarter of Rab stretches over a long headland. The characteristic bell towers of the four churches can be seen from afar. If you like, you can take part in a guided tour of the town to its most important buildings. Next, wander along the coast, with the waves of the sea in view, to the Franciscan monastery, Sveta Eufemija.

On Rab you have two options to choose from to explore the island: either by way of an easy-going bike tour or a mountain hike. You can climb the Kamenjak by foot, which rises 408 m above the sea. An impressive panorama opens up at its peak: take in the Kvarner Gulf with its islands and nature parks, towns both small and large and the seemingly endless waves of the Mediterranean. Back on board, you head for one of the many lonely little bays - the swim & cruise tour is justified in calling itself such on this holiday! The next destination is Krk island, which is one of the largest islands in the Adria. The evening comes to a pleasant end over the Captain's Dinner.

If you want, start the day with an easy-going walk through the town. As today is your last day on board the boat, there is a particularly long stop planned for swimming. Jump right off the deck into the crystal clear water! Next, you set sail for Rijeka. Once the boat has been moored, there's enough time for a walk to the pilgrimage place of Trsat, which is located above the town. The incline, up 485 steps is worth it, as you have wonderful views from the fortifications over Kvarner Gulf and the route you've taken on your swim & cruise tour.

After breakfast, your leisure cruise in Croatia comes to an end. We hope you have a good journey home!