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Adriatic Cruises
Our cruises to the Adriatic whisk you to a collection of sun-kissed, culture-filled destinations
With delectable cuisine, rich cultural heritage and history spanning thousands of years, cruising to the Adriatic is an unforgettable experience. Walk the old walls of Dubrovnik, discover ancient Roman heritage in Trieste and glimpse picturesque villages along Slovenia’s coastline. Embarking on our all-inclusive Adriatic cruise offers the chance to explore ashore independently or by joining one of our excursions. The choice is yours.
Where could you visit on your boutique cruise?
Croatia
Our cruises to Croatia take you on a journey into the heart of the Mediterranean for the chance to experience ancient history and rich natural beauty. Glimpse panoramic views over the city as you take a trip on the Dubrovnik cable car to the summit of Mount Srd and, for a taste of local life, pay a visit to the charming harbour town of Cavtat.
Find out moreItaly
Discover a string of dreamy destinations scattered along the coast of Italy. Relax into the dolce vita with a trip to the Amalfi coast or explore the narrow streets of Bari, nestled on the shores of Adriatic See. Visit its iconic Basilica di San Nicola, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere along the waterfront promenade.
Find out moreMontenegro
Montenegro may be small, but the Balkan nation with an Adriatic coastline has a plethora of fascinating sights to visit. With large, craggy mountains, beautiful beaches and welcoming towns, there’s a lot to see. In picturesque Kotor an enigmatic combination of past and present awaits. The medieval lanes of the town are strewn with a seemingly endless list of sights from Venetian palaces and churches to museums and cafe-lined squares.
Slovenia
Slovenia may only have just over 29 miles of shoreline, but that doesn’t stop the coast of this Central European country being any less of a destination. A string of charming coastal towns, villages and sights edge this portion of the Adriatic. Spend days exploring traditional fishing towns and tiny villages known for their wine and olive production, or join an excursion to the famous Lake Bled.
Top excursions on our cruises to the Adriatic…
Embarking on an Adriatic cruise in 2024 with Saga provides the chance to explore a wealth of compelling destinations. Why not join one of our optional excursions to gain a deeper insight into the incredible list of cultural and historical sights that the Adriatic has to offer?
Diocletian’s Palace & Split’s National Theatre
Visit the remarkable Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site dating back to the 4th century and enjoy a guided walk with a guide who will reveal the secrets and stories that have been preserved for centuries. After exploring the ancient wonders of this UNESCO site, you will visit the renowned Croatian National Theatre before visiting a charming theatre-themed bar for a refreshment.
Best of Slovenia
Visit Ljubljana the Capital and explore along the charming riverbanks, admire the historical buildings in Baroque, Renaissance and Secession styles. Then head to Lake Bled with its scenic island in the middle of the lake. Bled Castle peering down from the cliff above will reveal a view of the lake from the top.
Krka National Park
Your tour will take you to the most attractive part of the Krka National Park – the Skradinski Buk waterfall. The highest fall of this famous cascade is 46 metres high, making it the highest gypsum barrier in Europe. The park itself is home to numerous endemic species of vegetation, birds and fish that call this scenic wonderland home.
Lecce – The Baroque Jewel
Lecce is treasure trove of Baroque architecture in southern Italy. Its influence was so great in the region that the style even had its own name: Lecce Baroque. Join a walking tour of Lecce to discover its rich architectural heritage. Marking the entrance to the city centre, you’ll begin at the Porta Napoli and make your way to take in the impressive architecture around the Piazza del Duomo.
Postojna Caves
Shaped by more than two million years of hydro history, the Postojna Caves boast stalactites that measure more than 52 feet in length. After making the journey to the caves by coach, board the cave train and journey into the main caverns. Once inside cross over the ‘Russian Bridge’, spot amazing limestone formations before finishing in the ‘Concert Hall’, the complex’s largest cavern.
Sveti Stefan & Budva
Depart Kotor to discover incredible views and medieval history. Begin your trip with a visit to a panoramic viewpoint for an epic vista of Sveti Stefan Island. Next, take a walking tour of the medieval town of Budva. Nestled along the Montenegrin coastline, it is renowned for its fascinating harbour museums and storied defensive walls.
