Split to Split (Deluxe Superior) - 8 days

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  Pam

  Asked on April 2nd, 2026

  The tour sounds great, but if we are not interested in that much swimming, what are our options? Do you have a deck plan showing the layout and photos of the cabins? How many bathrooms are there?

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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written April 2026

    Vessels are confirmed closer to departure so at the moment I can not give advise on the specifics of the vessel you will travel on.
    
    However, I can advise that we use motor sailer vessels for our Croatia Sailing Holidays as the motor enables the cruiser to navigate between the islands and keep to the itinerary without being reliant upon the wind, although the sails may go up on occasion. The ships have a dining area and plenty of deck space to relax and enjoy the spectacular views and sea breeze. Relax as you let the captain and his support crew take care of all the logistics. An onboard cook prepares breakfast and lunch each day, whilst in the evening, we offer you the chance to explore dining options at our numerous ports of call. Dalmatian food is very good indeed! Individual ship design varies slightly from craft to craft, but all cruisers offer a range of cabin types (top deck/on deck and below deck), which comfortably accommodate two people. Below deck have a small porthole, while the advantage of upgrading to a top deck/on deck cabin is that there is direct access to the deck and they have opening windows or portholes for fresh air, sunlight and sea views. Life on board our ships is a relatively casual affair. Each cruise itinerary offers a mix of sailing, swim breaks and plenty of free time. Arriving into a different port of call each afternoon or evening, the ship docks for the night and you can go off and independently sightsee, shop, dine or enjoy drinks with your fellow passengers. Our local captains and crew chart the ship, freshly prepare and serve your meals and help keep the ship clean and tidy. You'll be served a continental breakfast in the morning and lunch will typically consist of soup or pasta, a main course of chicken or fish with a side salad and a dessert. Dessert is usually seasonal fruits, ice cream or perhaps pancakes.
    
    Deluxe Ships:
    Deluxe ships are a class above our Premium ships and are the vessel of choice on our Creme de la Croatia, Jewels of the Adriatic and Dalmatian Elegance cruises. Deluxe boats are spacious newly built boats with well-appointed cabins featuring twin or double beds. All cabins have their own bathrooms, LCD TV and are air-conditioned. Deluxe boats also offer air-conditioning in most of the common areas whilst sailing (no a/c when boat is stationary), free Wi-Fi when in port, and have a spacious deck with sun loungers. Additionally, some Deluxe ships feature gym facilities and a plunge pool. Exclusive features of our deluxe category include airport arrival and departure transfers, an onboard English speaking tour leader to answer any questions you may have and provide commentary on the locations and sights you will see. There are also a guided sightseeing tours of Dubrovnik - including a dinner cruise and journey on a cable car, Hvar, Split and Korcula - including a wine tasting tour and a village feast. Plus, at the end of a wonderful week sailing all our deluxe cruises come to a close with a delicious Captain's farewell dinner.