1960's two-panel two-sided brochure for the Yugoslavian Jadrolinija line's m.v. Jadran Summer 1963 Venice Italy - Dubrovnik Yugoslavia - Piraeus Greece 4-day ferry cruises from May 26th to October 6th 1963. 

Ports of call were Venice, Pula, Opatija, Rijeka, Split, Dubrovnik, Kotor, Sv. Stefan, Bari, Vorfu, Patras, and Piraeus.

The brochure has a photo of the mv Jadran on the front cover, the sailing schedule, foreign port fares and cabin rates.  The ship offered First Class, Tourist Class, and Deck Passengers tickets. The back page lists and describes the cabin categories, port taxes, and info on children's fares.

Condition: The brochure is in excellent condition  (see photos).

Ship history: The 297 ft 2,500 ton m.v. Jadran was one of 3 "J" class ships built for Jadrolinija in the mid 1950's (its sister ships were the ms Jugoslavija, and ms Jedinstvo).  The Jadran entered service in 1957 and had accommodations for 156 First Class passengers and 32 Tourist Class passengers on its 5 decks.  The Jadran was sold in 1975 and made its way to Toronto to be used as a restaurant ship for Captain John's Harbour Boat Restaurant (replacing the 200 ton ss Normac).  The restaurant closed in 2012 and the ship was scrapped in 2015.