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A city with a 1700-year old tradition, a variety of archaeological, historical and cultural monuments, among which the well-known Palace of Diocletian, inscribed into the UNESCO World Heritage List, certainly occupies a special position, and the warmth and offer of a modern Mediterranean city. The first detailed tourist guide through the town and its surroundings, published in 1894, bears witness to the long tourist tradition in Split. |
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First destination or route is to Vis Island and Bisevo what includes visit to Blue Cave or Modra Spilja, cave accessable only from sea. The island has several caves, the most famous being the Blue Cave in the Balun Cove. It resembles the cave on Capri, Italy, but is much more attractive and luxuriant. It has been accessible since 1884 and can be reached only by boat. On a sunny day, when the sea is calm, especially at noontime, sunbeams penetrate through an underwater opening into the Blue Cave, reflect from the sea bottom and illuminate the cave with blue and the items in the sea with silver colour. After peaceful day in coves arround Bisevo, departure to Vis old ancient city port and spending night in same city.
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Departure to Korcula Island , but anchoring in front of island Scedro, small island in front of Korcula. According to some reasearch, Scedro is identical to the ancient island of Tauris near which the famous battle between the Caesar's and Pompey's fleets took place (47 BC).After Hvar night life ,bays on Scedro are exactly what you need , and that is total relaxation and sunbathing. After afternoon we steam to Korcula Island ,Korcula Town , known as birth place of world known adventurer Marco Polo. You will be visiting his birth home and museum. Korcula is island with very long history, starting from Neolitic , Roman Empire,Venetians …… Korcula offers nice wines and sea food in many restourants and taverns. |
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We steam to Mljet from Korcula. Mljet is an island lost in the open sea, and the island is indeed hard to reach. But do not let this landscape - mentioned in the stories about Odyssey and St. Paul, as well as Benedictine monks and the Mediterranean Seal - remain a secret for you. National Park '' Mljet'' and the salt lakes are a unique geological and oceanographic phenomenon of worldwide importance. They originated approximately 10,000 years ago and, until the Christian era, they were freshwater lakes. Nature or envoronment which you will see on this island ,you will not see anywhere in the world. Leaving Mljet to Dubrovnik where will spend the night. Dubrovnik night life is the richest night lifes in entire Med Sea, starting with culture events , Dubrovacke Ljetne Igre to entertainment , casinos ...
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