Skarda Cruise Destinations

Dubrovnik, Pearl of the Adriatic is a stunning example of a walled medieval city located in an incredibly beautiful setting with the waters of the blue Adriatic Sea lapping at its gates. The city contains such a wealth of beautiful and historic art and architecture, that it has been declared a UNESCO world Heritage Site.

The Kornati Archipelago boasts a collection of over 100 islands, mostly uninhabited and each fascinating and unique. Some are desolate, low-lying sanctuaries for birds, others lush and green and still others have perpendicular cliffs rising from the sea.

You begin your voyage from the historic seaside city of Split. A cruise along the dramatic Dalmatian coastline offers a fascinating variety of natural beauties and historic sights. Medieval cities, Roman ruins, Renaissance palaces and Victorian villas, all can be found along the shores of the Adriatic Sea. Scenic waterfalls, lush semi-tropical vegetation and forested islands with secluded beaches are just some of the wonders of nature you may come to enjoy.

The glories of ancient Rome can be found in Pula including Triumphal Arches, Temples and one of the world’s best-preserved Amphitheaters. Just north of Pula is the small town of Rovinj with a string of lovely wooded islets facing its harbor. Enjoy the sun and sand on a delightfully secluded beach.

The island of Korcula represents a unique fusion of beautiful nature, thousands of years of cultural tradition and history, and modern tourism. Numerous beautiful beaches and bays, luxurious hotels and summer houses, centuries old olive groves and vineyards, and ancient towns and villages on the island which seem as if they have remained lost in some long past time attract tourist from all over the world to this island.

Private wine production in Central and Southern Dalmatia has been witnessing a serious impetus only in the last seven to eight years, but already very good results are being achieved. With further investment in vineyards and related technologies and with continuing raising of standards, Central and Southern Dalmatia could become wine destinations of world significance.