Evergreen Explorer Magazine

Emerald Waterways has exclusively chartered two new luxury yachts – the MS Swallow and the brand new MS Lastavica, to offer guests the most unforgettable Dalmatian Coast experience. The two yachts each cater for a maximum of 36 guests, with modern en-suite cabins, a rooftop Jacuzzi, sun deck, VIP saloon and a specially-designed swim platform to safely and easily slip into the sapphire waters for a swim or snorkel. The vessels are comfortably appointed to ensure you sail the Adriatic coast in style. Trogir The beautiful UNESCO World Heritage town of Trogir is set within medieval walls. Its labyrinth of marble streets is the perfect place to get lost in. Having changed hands between the Greeks, Romans and Venetians successively, the architecture of this historic city bears all the tell-tale signs, with the geometric street plan of the town dating back to the Hellenistic period. Hvar Known for its lavender fields and thriving night life, Hvar is often considered 'the queen of the Dalmatian islands'. But, as well as being a popular hang-out for the rich and famous, Hvar has much to offer in the way of beauty. While you're here, take time to visit the World Heritage-listed Stari Grad Plain, a patchwork network of grape and olive vines cultivated over two-and-a-half- thousand years ago by the Greeks and still maintained and used today. Split One of the Adriatic's most vibrant port cities, and the biggest in Croatia, Split is perfectly placed between the mountains and the sea. As the cultural centre of the Dalmatian coast, thousands are tempted to its shores because of its close proximity to the sea and the city centre's well-preserved ancient landmarks. The Diocletian's Palace, a World Heritage- listed fortified palace constructed at the turn of the 4th century, is a must-see. When you're not stepping back in time, a picturesque walk up Marjan Hill promises spectacular views of the region's natural beauty. Hvar Trogir Hvar Split 3 | Explorer Magazine

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