Prior to embarking HAPPY ME, guests can enjoy one of the most beautiful historic towns to visit, so it comes as no surprise that she is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The maze-like cobbled streets and impressive architecture invite visitors to experience authentic Dalmatian history.
The sleepy island of Vis is still relatively unknown to tourists, although some may recognise her as the backdrop for Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again. With a rich military history there are plenty of things to see: hop in a 4×4 Jeep and tour the island to see the abandoned WWII tunnels and former Yugoslav President Tito’s hiding place, while experienced divers will find plenty of underwater plane and shipwreck sites around the island. From the crystal clear waters of the Blue Cave and the charming fishing village of Komiza to the best view of the island at 587m on Mount Hum, Vis is certain to leave memories that last a lifetime.
Korcula is brimming not only with natural beauty but also with olive groves, wineries and tradition. In one of the best preserved medieval towns you can visit, explore the house said to be the birthplace of Marco Polo or the 15th century Gothic-Renaissance cathedral that took three centuries to build, and if you are lucky you might catch the local sword dance known as the Moreska.
Known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic”, Dubrovnik has an abundance of history, picturesque architecture and a landscape teeming with cultural treasures. Spend the day exploring the stunning harbour and getting lost in the ancient beauty of the old town. Gaze up at the high stone city walls before taking the cable car up the hillside for a delicious lunch with panoramic views. Nautika restaurant is a must for the best views over the Adriatic.
Mljet National Park is a must-visit destination for nature lovers who want to experience the pristine beauty of the Mediterranean. While it is not a large park, its compact size allows for easy exploration and a sense of intimacy with nature. Drop anchor in a secluded cove to enjoy a morning of snorkelling and kayaking, or head ashore and explore the coastline and its blanket of forest on foot or by bicycle.
The beautiful island of Hvar is known as the “queen” of the Dalmatian islands. She has held a position of importance throughout her history due to her strategic location. The Pakleni Islands are a beautiful archipelago just in front of Hvar town and, with many small bays and lagoons, are well worth a visit. Many visitors flock to Hula Hula for sunset before taking the short boat taxi to the nearby island to visit Carpe Diem Beach until the early hours of the morning.
