Ellis Paul Productions

You’re standing on the deck of a small luxury yacht, the Adriatic stretching out in every direction — turquoise, glassy, almost unreal. We drift from island to island, pulling into harbors that look like they were painted by Maxfield Parrish — limestone towns rising from the sea, ancient Venetian walls glowing in the late afternoon light.

And then after dinner — incredible food, Croatian wine, that soft Mediterranean dusk settling in — there’s music on the deck.

Not a festival stage.

Not a crowded theater.

Just us.

Ellis Paul and Radoslav Lorković playing songs as the boat rocks gently in the harbor.

It feels like a Renaissance dream.

But it’s not a dream. It’s September 2027.

We chose this window carefully — after the crush and heat of high summer, before the cooler rains of mid-October. It’s that perfect Adriatic sweet spot.

We’ll swim off the back of the ship in clear blue water. We’ll explore medieval streets. We’ll visit wineries and national parks. Rad has personally hand-picked every port and excursion.

Both weeks hit the “greatest hits”:

Dubrovnik. Korčula. Hvar. Split.

Week 1 leans a little more toward wine and culture.

Week 2 leans a little more toward nature.

Both weeks lean heavily toward joy.

And the music won’t just be concerts — it’ll be conversations, late-night requests, stories behind the songs, maybe even something brand new born out there on the water.

There are only 38 cabins across both sailings, and once they’re gone, they’re gone.

If this sounds like the kind of journey you’d want to take with us — not just as passengers, but as a floating community — take a look:

Come sail with us.

Let’s make a little Renaissance dream of our own.

— Ellis