Authentic | Mediterranean


Embark on this stunning exploration of the Adriatic, taking in some of the world’s most captivating destinations. A string of intriguing cities and UNESCO-listed sites await – all set in picturesque landscapes. Discover the ancient history of Malta; sail the fjord-like Bay of Kotor; walk the city walls in Dubrovnik; and uncover Diocletian’s Palace in Split. Blend in romantic Venice and the pretty island of Sicily for pure cruising bliss.


Venice


Krka National Park Kotor


Chioggia


After exploring cultural Malaga you’ll head to Valletta – make sure you’re out on deck for the scenic sailing into port. Once docked, uncover the island’s epic history with a horse-drawn carriage ride through the medieval city of Mdina.


Kotor is located along one of the most beautiful bays in Montenegro and is surrounded by tall peaks. This well-preserved town has an intricate network of narrow streets. Be sure to kayak the tranquil waters of the bay or tour to the Baroque town of Perast, with its iconic islets of St George and Our Lady of the Rocks.


An overnight stay in Venice awaits, a city in which even the briefest encounter will have you mesmerised. Amongst the waterways, squares and streets lie the impressive the 14th


century Doge’s


Palace and the St Mark’s Basilica; these and a gondola ride at dusk are a must in this romantic city. Just a short distance away is Chioggia. This compact fishing town is located on a small archipelago – a Venice in miniature. You’ll find the town’s peaceful atmosphere and sandy resorts of the Sottomarina area the ideal place to relax.


The following day Split will appear on the horizon. After sailing into port, passing forested islands and rugged Adriatic coastline, step ashore and uncover the Roman ruins of Diocletian’s Palace and the hotchpotch of buildings that are encased within its walls. Outside of Split is the historic city of Trogir and Krka National Park. You’ll next visit Dubrovnik, also known as the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic’. Stroll along the iconic city walls for splendid views of the churches, monasteries, palaces and famous terracotta roofs. Admire its beauty in depth with a walk along the Stradun, the heart of the Old Town.


In Trapani, on the island of Sicily, you’ll find a pretty centre filled with Baroque architecture. From here you can sample the famous fortified wine in Marsala, tour to Segesta to seek out the fifth century Doric Temple, or take a cable car up the mountain to Erice, a medieval town that overlooks Trapani.


The next day you’ll enjoy time at leisure as Braemar heads for the south coast of Spain, before your epic adventure concludes with calls into cultural Cartagena and handsome Lisbon.


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