Traditional Small Ships

Discover the Adriatic's stunning vistas aboard a more classic vessel. Featuring A/C cabins with private showers/toilets, mostly bunk beds and A/C salon, these traditional wooden vessels are charming.

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MS Linda

MS Kapetan Jure

MS Dalvin (2013)

MS Tarin

MS Adonis (2002)

MS Dalmatinac (2002)

MS Dalmatinka (2006)

MS Ika (2003)

MS Kalipsa (2005)

MS Labrador (2005)

MS Lopar (2003)

MS Moja Maja (2001)

MS Nerezine (2002)

MS Nikola (2006)

MS Panorama (2015)

MS Petrina (2002)

MS Plomin (2008)

MS Skarda (2013)

MS Stoncica (2006)

MS Toma (2003)

MS Viktorija (renovated 1990)

MS Delija (1988)

MS Javorak (1997)

MS Kneza (2002)

MS Madona (1987)

MS Maja (1987)

MS Mihovil

MS Mila Majka (2013)

MS Horizont (1998)

MS Providnost (1960)

MS Senia (1988)

MS Dalmatino (renovated 1990)

MS Planka (renovated 2005)

MS Otac Luka (renovated 1995)

MS Kruna Mora (renovated 2007)

MS Ribič (renovated 2004)

MS Aneta (2009)

MS Otac Ivan (renovated 2000)

MS Zelenbor (renovated 2003)

MS Orion (1986)

MS Kažimir (renovated 2000)

MS Pravedan (renovated 2005)

MS Albatros (renovated 2017)

MS Orkan (renovated 2006)

MS Sveti Vid (renovated 2017)

MS Jerkić (renovated 2016)

MS Poseidon (renovated 2005)

MS Vila (renovated 1980)

MS Mirabela (renovated 2005)

MS Sagena (renovated 2007)

MS Panagiota (2001)

At 23m long and 6m wide, Panagiota is an affectionately restored wooden motor ship, which represents the classic ship type of the Kaiki. With a warm welcome, the captain and his crew invite their guests onboard. A noble teakwood deck and comfortably decorated salon facilitate a homely comfort.