Aloha

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Aloha was originally built in 1951 and then reconstructed in 1988 and again in 2006. On-board accommodation consists mainly of below-deck cabins, with just a small number above deck. Outside the Aloha has comfortable chairs to lounge on and inflatables are provided for use in the water. This all makes for a very relaxing atmosphere. As the boat navigates the clear waters of the Adriatic guests can swim or sunbathe on deck, taking in the stunning scenery of the Croatian coastline.

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Amadeus Diamond (Cruise Only)

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Amadeus Diamond is a five star floating hotel carrying up to 140 guests in exquisite style and comfort. Built in 2008, she is a recent addition to the Amadeus fleet that cruises on Europe’s three great rivers: the Rhine, Main and Danube. The vessel’s interiors are bright and airy, and her generously proportioned cabins offer panoramic views of the passing scenery.

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Amadeus Elegant (Cruise Only)

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Amadeus Elegant, launched in 2010, accommodates up to 150 passengers in a total of 76 cabins and suites. She measures 110 metres in length and just over 11 metres in width, fitting in perfectly with the traditional elegance of the other Amadeus vessels, hence her befitting name. The classy, contemporary interiors provide a comfortable and relaxing environment and the range of on board facilities includes an impressive restaurant, serving exquisite cuisine, a fitness room, expansive sun deck and an assortment of well appointed cabins and luxurious suites.

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Austral

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

**Special Offer** Save up to 30% on full prices. The earlier you book the better the discount available. Please call for latest special offers. Pricing on site reflects full brochure price only. The state-of-the-art mega-yacht, L’Austral launched in May 2011, bringing a unique blend of luxury, intimacy and well-being to small ship cruising. With just 132 cabins, L’Austral’s sleek design and small size means she can offer exclusive itineraries featuring ports of call that are inaccessible to larger ships. The yacht’s distinctive shape features smooth contours and large, arched windows, opening up to the sea and letting in the light. Precious materials in soothing neutral tones are brought to life with splashes of colour to create a discreet elegance reminiscent of a private yacht.

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Croatian Coastal Cruises (Category A Plus Ships)

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Croatian Coastal Cruise fleet offers relaxing, scenic cruises around the glittering Dalmatian coastline. The fleet comprises 3 different categories of ship; the very basic Category B ships, the renovated Category A vessels, and finally Category A+ boats which offer a higher degree of comfort and service. Category A+ ships are almost all newly built and offer more spacious accommodation in air-conditioned cabins with private facilities and two lower berths. As well as offering higher standard accommodation, cruises on Category A+ ships also include a free included sightseeing tour of Dubrovnik and a Captain's Dinner.

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Croatian Coastal Cruises (Category A Ships)

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Croatian Coastal Cruise Fleet offers enjoyable and enlightening cruises around the glittering Dalmatian coast. The fleet comprises 3 different categories of ship; the very basic Category B ships, the renovated Category A vessels, and finally Category A+ boats, which offer a higher degree of comfort and service. Category A ships are generally larger than those in the lower category and offer bunk-bedded cabins with private shower and WC. Most of the cruisers in this category are newly renovated and offer comfortable lounges, dining areas and of course a large sun deck where you can relax, sunbathe and take in the sights of this most scenic of coastlines.

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Croatian Coastal Cruises (Category B Ships)

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Croatian Coastal Fleet offers memorable cruises around the stunning Dalmatian coast. The fleet comprises 3 different categories of ship; the very basic Category B ships, the newly renovated Category A vessels, and finally Category A+ boats which offer a higher degree of comfort and service. Category B ships are suited to young people, groups of friends or special interest groups looking for an affordable cruise on the brilliant Croatian shoreline. Bathrooms and toilets are located on deck and are shared by all passengers and accommodation is in cabins furnished with bunk beds. In common with all boats in the fleet, these ships have a large sun deck where you can relax, socialise and take in the wonderful Dalmatian scenery, as well as a lounge and dining area.

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Dalmatinac

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The 23-meter Dalmatinac offers moderate levels of comfort for a maximum of 22 passengers. The vessel was built in 1957 and refurbished in 2002 to cruise along the magnificent coast of Croatia. Cabins are small and furnished with bunk beds with one shower and toilet for every five passengers. Outdoors, the Dalmatinac has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water.

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Dalmatinka

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Sister ship to the Dalmatinac is the newer Dalmatinka. The Dalmatinka was originally built in 1968 and refurbished in 2006 to provide modest comforts to her maximum of 22 passengers as she sails the Croatian coast. Cabins are small and furnished with bunk beds with one shower and toilet for every five passengers. Outdoors, the Dalmatinac has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water.

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Darli

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Darli is an ‘old-fashioned lady’ offering comfort combined with absolutely irresistible charm. She has been totally refitted and refurnished, yet maintains a traditional and classic style. After an array of itineraries covering the furthermost North European regions as well as Svalbard islands, she sails on the Adriatic sea. The boat features 35 cabins for a maximum of 81 passengers. Further amenities on the boat include a Jacuzzi and spar, a sauna and hairdresser. There are also internet facilties and a gift shop. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SHIP IS CURRENTLY NOT OPERATING

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Eleganza

• Ship type
• Sailing ships

This luxury gulet is based in Croatia and is available for private charter.

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Harmony G

• Ship type
• Yachts

The intimate Harmony G mega-yacht offers a perfect balance between conventional cruising and private yachting. Launched in 2001 and fully renovated in 2010, this sleek vessel is equipped with the latest amenities and furnished in a sophisticated and modern style. Spectacular views can be enjoyed from each of the 22 cabins as well as from the indoor and outdoor public areas, such as the lounge, American Bar and sun deck.

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Ika

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Ika is a 22 metre motor driven boat perfect for exploring the magnificent Croatian coastline and islands. Cabins are based on twin share although some have a 3rd bed option and all include bedding. The Ika has deck chairs to relax on, as well as lilos and other inflatables for use in the water. In addition there are small dinghies to convey passengers into the bays to explore and swim from the fabulous beaches.

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Javorak

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

At 22.5 metres, the Javorak is bigger than many boats that sail the Croatian coastline. The cabins accommodate 2 passengers, predominantly in bunk beds, although some do have a 3rd bed option. Outside there are deck chairs for relaxing whilst enjoying the fabulous scenery, as well as various inflatables for fun in the water.

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Kapetan Bota

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Kapetan is made up mainly of below deck cabins, with a small number of above deck cabins. They are based on twin share (bunk beds) with separate toilets and showers on the main deck of the boats. There is an average of 1 shower and toilet to every five passengers. The cabins are quite small, however they all have wash basins and come complete with all your bedding. Outdoors, the Kapetan Bota has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water. There are also small dingies to ferry people into the bays if they want to sit on the beaches rather than swim off the boat.

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Labrador

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Labrador is made up mainly of below deck cabins, with a small number of above deck cabins. They are based on twin share (bunk beds) with separate toilets and showers on the main deck of the boats. There is an average of 1 shower and toilet to every five passengers. The cabins are quite small, however they all have wash basins and come complete with all your bedding. Outdoors, the Labrador has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water. There are also small dingies to ferry people into the bays if they want to sit on the beaches rather than swim off the boat.

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Le Boreal (Cruise only)

• Ship type
• Yachts

**SPECIAL OFFER**Early Booking Savings of up to 30% may be applied to all cruises on this ship. These savings vary according to the number of available cabins on the ship so please call our agents to get the most up-to-date price on your cruise.**One of the most state-of-the-art ships, launched in May 2010, the luxury Le Boreal features a modern design, sleek silhouette and small size - just 142 metres in length. Le Boreal offers intimate itineraries to rare ports. A mega-yacht with 132 cabins, she is the fruit of the expertise of the Italian Fincantieri shipyard and offers utter French sophistication, as interpreted by designer Jean-Philippe Nuel, creating a unique atmosphere, a subtle blend of luxury, intimacy and well-being.

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Le Levant

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

**SPECIAL OFFER** Early Booking Savings up to 30% may be applied to all cruises on this ship. These savings vary according to the number of available cabins on the ship so please call our agents to get the most up-to-date price on your cruise.**Le Levant is a sleek and elegant 80-passenger expedition vessel with a crew of 55. Built to the highest international standards for safety and elegance, she cuts through the water with skill and grace and has all the pleasures of a private yacht. Le Levant is equipped with a fleet of Zodiacs; the aft deck features an activities marina for Zodiac loading and unloading. The ship also boasts a panoramic restaurant used for breakfast and lunch, a fine-dining restaurant for dinner in the evening, a large lounge and two bars. There is a comfortable library, hairdressing salon and Turkish bath, along with a well-equipped gym and sauna, outdoor swimming pool and gift shop. Le Levant also has a medical facility, elevator and a telecommunications system, which can be used from your stateroom 24-hours a day to any location around the world.

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Le Ponant

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

**SPECIAL OFFER**Early Booking Savings of up to 30% may be applied to all cruises on this ship. These savings vary according to the number of available cabins on the ship so please call our agents to get the most up-to-date price on your cruise.** This beautifully appointed 290-foot vessel was built in France in 1991 and currently sails through some of the world’s most amazing tropical locations. Le Ponant is a sleek, white, three-masted sailing vessel built to the highest international standards. Sailing experience is not necessary as the crew perform all the manoeuvres, but they are only too happy to answer your sailing questions and you can guarantee that you will be accompanied on your travels by other passengers with a love of the ocean. With accommodation for just 56 guests and a crew of 30, you can be assured of attentive service throughout your cruise. Le Ponant features a gourmet and an open-air restaurant, a lounge, bar and video room. All of the well-appointed cabins benefit from an ocean views, air-conditioning and a host of modern amenities including flatscreen television and Wi Fi.

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Lopar

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Lopar is made up mainly of below deck cabins, with a small number of above deck cabins. They are based on twin share (bunk beds) with separate toilets and showers on the main deck of the boats. There is an average of 1 shower and toilet to every five passengers. The cabins are quite small, however they all have wash basins and come complete with all your bedding. Outdoors, the Lopar has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water. There are also small dingies to ferry people into the bays if they want to sit on the beaches rather than swim off the boat.

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Madona

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Madona is bigger than many boats that sail in Croatia and provides the convenience of an ensuite bathroom. The ensuite cabins are quite small with space enough to shower and change comfortably. The cabins are based on twin share and are mostly bunk beds. All bedding is provided as well as a cabin towel for personal use. The cabins are mainly located above deck, which are sometimes over two levels (main deck & top deck). The above deck cabins are popular for passengers who are more likely to spend time in them during the day if you want to relax. There are 3 or 4 triple cabins on the boat which have a double bed below and a single bunk above. If available, double beds are allocated to those that requested them on the day of departure. Outdoors, the Madona has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water.

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Maestral

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Maestral is made up mainly of below deck cabins, with a small number of above deck cabins. They are based on twin share (bunk beds) with separate toilets and showers on the main deck of the boats. There is an average of 1 shower and toilet to every five passengers. The cabins are quite small, however they all have wash basins and come complete with all your bedding. Outdoors, the Maestral has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water. There are also small dingies to ferry people into the bays if they want to sit on the beaches rather than swim off the boat.

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Mihovil

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Mihovil is larger than many of the boats that sail arond Croatia and offers a range of accommodation, primarily in above-deck cabins. A cruise on the Mihovil is all about relaxation and fun in the sun, and as such, the ship is equipped with comfortable chairs out on deck, as well as a range of lilos and inflatables for use in the water. Guests are free to swim in the clear waters of the Adriatic, or sunbathe on deck as the Mihovil cruises the spectacular coast of Croatia.

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Mlini

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Mlini is made up mainly of below deck cabins, with a small number of above deck cabins. They are based on twin share (bunk beds) with separate toilets and showers on the main deck of the boats. There is an average of 1 shower and toilet to every five passengers. The cabins are quite small, however they all have wash basins and come complete with all your bedding. Outdoors, the Mlini has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water. There are also small dingies to ferry people into the bays if they want to sit on the beaches rather than swim off the boat.

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Novi Dan

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Novi Dan is made up mainly of below deck cabins, with a small number of above deck cabins. Outdoors, the Novi Dan has deck chairs to lounge about on, there are also small dingies to ferry people into the bays if they want to sit on the beaches rather than swim off the boat.

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Pegasus

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

Built in 1990, the Pegasus was refurbished in 2009 to the highest of standards, offering a private yacht-style experience in its well-appointed public areas and spacious cabins. The 46-passenger twin-hulled mega yacht allows guests to enjoy a relaxed atmosphere while an attentive crew sees to all your requirements, ensuring you have the most enjoyable and comfortable experience on board. Admire the spectacular views from the indoor/outdoor lounge or from its adjoining dining area that is surrounded by large panoramic windows.

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Penelopa

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Penelopa is bigger than many boats that sail in Croatia and provides the convenience of an ensuite bathroom. The cabins are mainly located above deck, which are sometimes over two levels and are popular for passengers who want to relax in them during the day.

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President

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The luxury yacht, President, is set to launch in 2012 and is available for charter cruises in Croatia. The ship can accommodate up to 40 passengers in 20 air-conditioned cabins (12 on deck, and 8 under deck) and has a crew of 7 professional staff who will cater each cruise to your precise requirements. Inside spaces include a luxurious top deck saloon with bar and outside, you will find plenty of places to relax, including a large and inviting sun deck complete with whirlpool.

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Royal Clipper

• Ship type
• Sailing ships

Inspired by the design of the tall ship Preussen, the Royal Clipper is the only five-masted full-rigged sailing ship launched since her predecessor first sailed in the early 1900's. The Royal Clipper is a marvellous sight to behold as she cruises the Adriatic with her full complement of 42 sails. With accommodation for 227 passengers, this ship combines the traditions of great sailing ships with the comfort and discreet luxury of a modern vessel. The comfortable cabins are decorated in traditional style and boast all the amenities of a five star hotel while the expansive public areas include 19 000 feet of open deck space, 3 pools, an outdoor bar and a grand three-deck atruim leading from the piano bar to the elegant dining room.

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Skarda

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Skarda is a classic motor yacht rebuilt in the year 2000. She has 11 double-bedded cabins, nine on the main deck and two on the lower deck. The Salon has a well-stocked bar while the teak upper deck has facilities for dining, dancing and sun-bathing. A friendly crew of six including a well-known Mediterranean cook, services the vessel. On-board sports equipment includes a 15 foot zodiac, wind surfers, fishing tackle and skin diving gear.

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Tarin

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Tarin is made up mainly of below deck cabins, with a small number of above deck cabins. They are based on twin share (bunk beds) with separate toilets and showers on the main deck of the boats. There is an average of 1 shower and toilet to every five passengers. The cabins are quite small, however they all have wash basins and come complete with all your bedding. Outdoors, the Tarin has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water. There are also small dingies to ferry people into the bays if they want to sit on the beaches rather than swim off the boat.

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Tuna

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Tuna comprises mainly below-deck cabins, with just a small number above deck. Accommodation is in twin cabins (bunk beds) with separate toilets and showers on the main deck of the boat. There is an average of one shower and toilet for every five passengers. The cabins are quite small but all have wash basins and come complete with bedding. Outside, the Tuna has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other inflatables for fun in the water. There are also small dingies to ferry passengers into the bays.

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Tvrdi (Category A Ship)

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

This charming vessel has 19 cabins, 13 of which are located on deck. Bedding and towels are included in all en-suite cabins. There is a comfortable deck with deck-chairs for lounging in and inflatable lilos for lying on to contemplate the lazy lull of the sea. Dinghies are also available for those adventurers seeking solace in idyllic bays and beaches. For a full list of itineraries and rates, please see http://www.ewaterways.com/shipdetail/gallery/?shipID=786&itineraryid=0

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Viktoria

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

Accommodation on the Viktoria is predominently below deck with just a few cabins located above deck. All are furnished with bunk beds and toilets and showers are shared with approximately one shower/toilet for every five passengers. Cabins are small but have basins, bedding and towels. Outside, there are deckchairs to relax on, inflatables for fun in the water and dinghies which can be used to reach remote bays and beaches.

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Vrgada

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

At 23 meters in length, the motor-sailer Vrgada is a larger than many boats that sail the stunning Croatian coastline. She was renovated in 1998 and has good outside space, with an 80 square meter sundeck to lounge on as you take in the impressive scenery. Accommodation is provided in twin cabins with bunk beds and showers and WCs are shared, with around one shower/WC between five passengers.

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