Cruise Croatia

Cruise the Croatian Coast

With its seemingly endless coast and lustrous islands, Croatia is prime cruise territory. There's hardly a better way to experience the culture and ecological diversity of Croatia's islands than aboard a boat. My recent Croatia island cruise was seven days of utter delight. Read about it here.

• To enjoy maximum flexibility in a floating home away from home, consider a yacht or sailboat charter.
• See more information on yacht charters in Croatia.

• Otherwise, rent a cabin and take one of the many wonderful gulet cruise holidays that depart weekly from a number of Croatian ports. Read more.

• Short of time? Fortunately there are day cruises taking you from coastal highlights like Split or Dubrovnik to surrounding islands. Read more.

Cruise to Croatia

Large international cruise ships have put Croatia on their eastern Mediterranean itinerary so you can combine stops in Croatia with a cruise that visits Italy and/or Greece as well as other destinations. The most common stop is Dubrovnik but cruise lines are gradually adding more and more stops along the Croatian coast. For example:

• Thomson Cruises has a great itinerary called the Adriatic Explorer which covers Venice, Koper, Split, Kotor, and Dubrovnik before ending in Corfu. Find out more.

• Cosmos Tourama has 11 different cruise itineraries that include Croatia as part of an Eastern Mediterranean discovery and one that just involves a cruise of the Dalmatian coast. Find out more.

There's such a blizzard of cruises covering Croatia as part of an Eastern Mediterranean itinerary, that it can be hard to find the best prices. I recommend this simple tool that checks prices on 5 (FIVE) discount sites (Orbitz, Cruise.com, Expedia, CheapTickets and Cruisebrothers) for the best cruise prices. (Just pull down Mediterranean-East from the menu). Try it!

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