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To book, call 0808 278 5931 or visit saga.co.uk/europe saga.co.uk/secd1 21CROATIAMV Liberty 4*Built in 2011 and fully refurbished in 2019, MV Liberty is a stylish ship with a relaxed atmosphere and all the facilities of a modern yacht. She has 20 compact cabins and a maximum capacity of 34 passengers. Cabins are air-conditioned and include a safe, hairdryer and en-suite bathroom with a shower cubicle, WC and wash basin. Buffet breakfast include hot and cold dishes, and lunch and dinner are set menus. Facilities include an outdoor shaded lounge area with tables and sofas, restaurant/bar, spacious Sun Deck and jacuzzi with a swimming platform.For more details visit saga.co.uk/libertyMV LibertyArriving late afternoon, we moor up for the night - going ashore on a guided tour to explore the cobbled alleyways, churches and clock towers that jostle for space inside the city%u2019s medieval walls. Known as the %u2018wine island%u2019 there%u2019s free time to sample the local goods before heading back to the boat for the night.Day 3 Makarska - Pu%u010di%u0161%u0107a. Continuing to hug the Dalmatian coast, we stop at Makarska - a popular beach town sandwiched between a palm-lined promenade and the slopes of the Biokovo mountains. We arrive at the island of Bra%u010d by late afternoon, a much sleepier island than its neighbour, Hvar. We moor in Pu%u010di%u0161%u0107a for the night, often listed as one of the prettiest villages in Europe and the centre for the island%u2019s century-old craft - stone carving. There%u2019ll be time to explore the scenic streets and squares and visit the stonemasonry school for a demonstration.Day 4 Split. We continue our voyage to Split, Croatia%u2019s second biggest city that spreads out in layers from the waterfront through an old town tangle of ancient alleys and Roman ruins, communist-era Brutalist blocks and circling mountains beyond.Starting out life in AD 295, the city grew out of the now UNESCO-listed Diocletian%u2019s Palace - home to some of the best-preserved Roman ruins in the world. It%u2019s now a 1,700-year-old treasure trove of Roman, Venetian, Ottoman and Byzantine influences, which we%u2019ll see on our guided tour.Day 5 Hvar. Heading south we cross to Hvar, Croatia%u2019s sunniest island that needs little introduction, with yacht-filled azure waters and polished marble streets. Arriving mid-afternoon, we take a short walking tour of the 13th-century walled city, passing by Gothic churches and caf%u00e9 lined piazzas. There%u2019s free time to explore, perhaps climb up to the Spanish Fortress for sweeping views. Or maybe walk along the seafront to the 15th-century Franciscan monastery, home to an impressive mural of the Last Supper.Day 6 Mljet. Today we sail to Mljet. Carpeted in thick forest and dotted with lakes and vineyards, this is one of the Adriatic%u2019s most alluring islands. With scenery that sparked Greek epics, it%u2019s said that Mljet is the paradise island of Ogyia in Homer%u2019s Odyssey. We moor here tonight, wrapped in the peace and tranquillity of Mljet%u2019s pine-shrouded slopes.Day 7 Dubrovnik. Passing by hidden coves and wooded inlets, we cruise between the Elafati islands on our way to UNESCO-listed Dubrovnik. Circled by grand city walls, bastions, towers and fortifications, the old town is a maze of white-stone houses, sun-burnished orange roofs and baroque churches. On today%u2019s guided tour we%u2019ll pass by Sponza Palace, one of the few buildings that survived the 1667 earthquake that destroyed much of the city. Like walking through a medieval filmset, we also visit Dubrovnik Cathedral, Rector%u2019s Palace and Onofrio%u2019s Fountain.We enjoy our final night on board with a farewell dinner.Day 8 Dubrovnik - UK. We transfer to the airport for your return flight to the UK. Upon arrival, your vehicle will be waiting for the journey home.MakarskaSipanDUBROVNIKMljetHvarKorculaSplitPucisca11111Croatia11SplitHvar MljetDates2026May 4August 31September 14, 28October 12Single supplement: from %u00a3200Upgrade to main deck from %u00a3200# Offer ends Friday 30 January 2026 - see page 3 for full details.Price is subject to change and will be confirmed upon enquiry.Please note:%u2022 This tour requires a good level of mobility.%u2022 The captain reserves the right to change the itinerary according to weather conditions or if ports are unexpectedly busy.1 Number of nightsVisitsSave 10% off all holidaysfor a limited time only#