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Cruises visiting The Brijuni Islands (Croatia)


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Viewed from above, the Brijuni archipelago forms rounded shapes in dazzling colours against the blue hues of the Adriatic. This group of 14 Istrian islands has been inhabited by man since the Bronze Age, thanks to its mild climate and favourable geographical position. The architectural heritage of these islands is very significant, since Roman ruins from the 1st century BC can be found here. Vestiges from the Byzantine and Venetian periods round off this deep-dive into the past which continues right up to the 19th century with the arrival of the Austrian industrialist Paul Kupelwieser. By purchasing Veliki Brijun, the largest island in the group, he actively contributed to the reputation of the archipelago among the Austro-Hungarian aristocrats of the Belle Époque. Later on, great political leaders such as Marshal Tito, the former president of Yugoslavia, would mingle here with the great writers of the time, including James Joyce or Thomas Mann. The islands were granted national park status in 1983, for their natural beauty and their biodiversity. Discover this unique corner of paradise on a bike or in a kayak, via land or from the refreshing waters of the Mediterranean.

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Venice - Venice
LE BOUGAINVILLE
7 nights on board
Dates:
09/07/2024 to the 16/07/2024
Dubrovnik - Venice
L'AUSTRAL
7 nights on board
Dates:
15/08/2025 to the 22/08/2025
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Dubrovnik - Venice
L'AUSTRAL
7 nights on board
Dates:
29/08/2025 to the 05/09/2025
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