Depart
Depart the USA for Venice, Italy today.

Arrive in Venice
Arrive in the “City of Water,” a place built on a cluster of over 100 islands, each connected by canals and more than 400 bridges. Spend some time exploring the city at your own pace before coming together with fellow WISN travelers for a welcome reception this evening.

Explore Venice
This morning, enjoy a walking tour of the breathtaking city of Venice! Explore St. Mark’s Square, Dog’s Palace, St. Mark’s Basilica, Bridge of Sighs, and Rialoto Bridge. Afterwards, you’ll have some free time for shopping. You might consider trying out one of the options available this afternoon. This evening, discover the numerous popular restaurants that Venice has to offer. (B)

Embark on your Private Yacht
Enjoy the morning in Venice before you board your private yacht, the Emerald Sakara, this afternoon. Tonight, mingle with Dan and your other WISN companions while enjoying cocktails under the stars. (B, D)

Rovinj, Croatia
Begin your day with a guided walking tour of Rovinj, renowned for its charming cobblestone streets that lead to a hilltop church. This place is also celebrated as a living cultural treasure, with vibrant frescoes, galleries, and museums scattered across the town. (B, L, D)

Zadar
In the morning, embark on a guided walking tour of Zadar. Discover the historical capital of Dalmatia, a delightful city brimming with tales and captivating stories as you stroll along its ancient streets. The city is embraced by Venetian walls dating back to the 15^th and 16^th centuries, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore renowned landmarks like the Sea Organ and the Greeting to the Sun, and wander through the city’s oldest street, Kalelarga, immersing yourself in its rich history and distinctive Mediterranean ambiance. Take a visit to the Gold & Silver Exhibition and the Museum of Ancient Glass. Later in the evening, join the Disco Party at the Sky Bar following dinner! (B, L, D)

Sibenik
Arrive at the port of Sibenik today, renowned for the UNESCO World Heritage-designated St. James’ Cathedral and its distinctive black and orange hat. Sibenik holds deep-rooted traditions. As the country’s oldest native town, its history dates back to 1066, with historical treasures scattered throughout. Explore the medieval streets and the Square of the Four Wells on a guided walking tour. This evening, it’s your choice—one option could be savoring live music with a guitar vocalist while indulging in a post-dinner drink. (B, L, D)

Hvar
Today, you can discover Hvar at your own pace. It’s renowned as a sought-after summer retreat, featuring 13^th-century walls, a fortress, and a central square adorned with Renaissance architecture and a Cathedral. The locals relish the beaches, fragrant lavender fields, and the proximity of neighboring islands. Later tonight, join your fellow travelers for a White Party, where you’ll dance beneath the stars and enjoy a memorable evening! (B, L, D)

Split
Experience the authentic charm of Dalmatian life in the captivating city of Split. When you step off the ship’s pier, you’ll be taken to the heart of the city. Split grew during the Middle Ages within the summer home of the influential Roman emperor Diocetian. On this guided walking tour, you’ll discover all the famous and significant landmarks that this 1,700-year-old city holds. Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of the bustling streets and walk through the narrow alleys. Don’t miss the Peristyle square, a Roman square within the palace, that’s been beautifully preserved. Right next to it, you’ll find the cathedral of St. Domnius, built within the emperor’s original mausoleum. It’s one of the oldest cathedrals globally, along with the former Jupiter temple, now the baptistery of St. John’s. After visiting the cathedral, you’ll explore the rest of the palace before finishing the tour in its cellars. Spend the rest of your time in Split exploring before heading back to the ship. (B, L, D)

Korcula
Ranked as the sixth-largest island in the Adriatic, Korcula is cherished in Croatia. Its Old Town, often called “Little Dubrovnik” by the locals, presents a charming blend of medieval churches, palaces, and squares. The villages of Cara and Smokvica are renowned for producing Croatia’s signature dry white wine. Experience a guided walking tour through the cobblestone streets of this delightful medieval town. You’ll witness how the Venetian Renaissance style influenced the architecture, including visits to the St. Marc square, the town hall square, and the former city walls’ promenade. As you stroll, you’ll uncover insights about Korcula’s architecture, Marco Polo, the exterior of St. Marc’s cathedral, local cuisine, drinks, and must-see attractions. Tonight, consider joining your fellow travelers by dressing up for the Toga Party at the Aqua Pool Bar on the ship. (B, L, D)

Arrive Dubrovnik
Reach Dubrovnik, often called the pearl of the Adriatic, and let the walled city capture your heart. Today, you have the freedom to explore at your own pace. Take your time to wander around, perhaps enjoying a drink while on the walls, tasting local dishes, or simply strolling through the medieval city’s enchanting streets. (B)

Explore Dubrovnik
Today is a day for you to venture and discover! Later in the evening, come together with Dan and your fellow WISN travelers for a memorable farewell gathering at Vala Beach (weather permitting). Enjoy a delightful dinner, drinks, and some laughter as you reminisce about cherished memories with both old and newfound friends. (B, D)

Depart for home
Bid farewell to Croatia this morning, carrying cherished memories from your journey! (B)