The twin-hulled Pegasus, built in 1990 and completely refitted in 1997 and 2007, accommodates up to 49 guests in a relaxed, congenial atmosphere. On board you will enjoy magnificent sea views as you stroll our 2,550 square feet/ 240 m2 of open deck. You can relax with friends in the handsomely appointed lounge, browse in the well-stocked library or enjoy ocean-view dining in the convivial and spacious restaurant area. A platform on Pegasus stern enables you to swim when weather and anchorage conditions permit. Day-by-Day Itinerary Day 1:Friday - Split Embarkation in lovely Split. After the Welcome Reception we set sail to Pula. Overnight at sea. Day 2:Saturday - Pula Early the morning, we reach Pula, the A'HeartA' of the Istria region, spreading over seven hills and an ancient Roman colony, called Pollenta. Day 3:Sunday - Venice Venice, the city of Love and culture! The city the great traders and philosophers created is an extraordinary place. The elegant carved gondolas and vaporetti that ply the Grand Canal to the magnificent Piazza San Marco make it a unique city. Day 4:Monday - Rovinj Today we reach Rovinj in the morning. After breakfast you may join our optional excursion through the exciting city discovering the old town, which used to be surrounded by seven gates of which only three remain nowadays: the Saint Benedict Gate, the Portico and the Holy Cross Gate. The baroque archway, which serves as the entrance into the old town, was built on the site of the former outer gate in the seventeenth century. Day 5:Tuesday - Zadar We arrive to Zadar early morning, a fortified town located on the Adriatic Sea. Day 6:Wednesday - Sibenik Today we reach Sibenik, the oldest native town of Croatia, the heart of the Adriatic coast, at the mouth of the river Krka, hidden among the channels, Sibenik's name was given by the great Croatian King Petar Kresimir IV. Today, Sibenik is a youthful and lively town. Little streets lead to attractive squares where modern shop windows unite really nice with the fine and stylish architecture of the vanished centuries. Day 7:Thursday - Hvar After leaving Siebenik early in the morning we reach the lush and beautiful Hvar Island, a Greek colony, known as Pharos 'lighthouse'. Hvar served as an important harbor for Venice's Adriatic fleet from the late 12th century through most of the eighteenth century. When we think of Hvar - we think about the island of heather, sunshine and crickets, the island of lavender, sage and wine and the island of rosemary and secluded coves. Day 8:Friday - Split Early morning sailing to Split. Arrival 8.00 a.m. and disembarkation 9:00 to 10.00 am.