Day 1 ZAGREB – Arrival

Welcome to Zagreb, the capital city and cultural and political centre of Croatia. You will be met at the airport by the driver for a transfer to one of the Zagreb hotels. After you accommodate, we will take you for a pleasant walk and the sightseeing tour in the city centre with the local guide where you will get the first impression of Zagreb and its most famous sights.
Most of Zagreb’s major attractions are in the city center, which consists of two main sections: Gornji Grad (Upper Town) and Donji Grad (Lower Town). Gornji Grad lies on a high plateau and is home to Zagreb’s magnificent Gothic Cathedral, St. Mark’s church and parliament building, while Donji Grad is a more modern area known for its world-class museums and the Croatian National Theatre. A good place to start your Zagreb adventure is in Trg Bana Jelacica, the city’s main square where the Upper and Lower Towns meet.

After the sightseeing free time at leisure.
Accommodation in the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Day 2 ZAGREB – RASTOKE – PLITVICE LAKES

After breakfast we head towards Plitvice Lakes national park – the unique gem of world natural heritage. On the way to the Lakes, we will take a short stop at Rastoke – the Millers Village,  known for its well-preserved mills and the picturesque little waterfalls.
After your visit here you will continue to magical Plitvice Lakes National Park where you will meet   with the local guide for a sightseeing tour.
You will  make your way around the lakes part on foot, part by boat and part by electric train.
The Plitvice Lakes are unique for the beauty of the karst lakes connected by waterfalls, as well as for the rich flora and fauna.They consist of 16 turquoise lakes, connected by series of waterfalls and cascades, all embraced by magical greenery of deep forests and grassy meadows.
Plitvice Lakes were declared a National Park in 1949, and since 1979, they have been on the UNESCO’s List of World’s Cultural and Natural Heritage.

Accommodation in the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Day 3  PLITVICE LAKES – ZADAR – TROGIR – SPLIT

After breakfast we will leave lush and relaxing greenery of Plitvice Lakes and continue the journey towards sunny Dalmatia and the city of Zadar, a city of exceptional history and rich cultural heritage. Upon arrival to Zadar, we will meet with the local guide who will take us on a sightseeing tour.
Zadar is one of the runaway success stories of the Croatian Adriatic, combining ancient and medieval heritage with the kind of go-ahead architectural projects (such as the Sea Organ and the Greeting to the Sun) that give the seafront the appearance of a contemporary art installation. In Zadar, the majority of historical monuments and interesting sights are accumulated at the old city center, situated on an elongated peninsula. Perhaps the most recognizable sight, hidden deep inside the city walls, is the impressive medieval church of St. Donatus situated near the remains of the ancient Roman forum.

After the sightseeing, you will leave Zadar behind and continue your journey alongside the beautiful Croatian coast down to Trogir. You will get the chance to explore the beauties of this town with the local guide.
Trogir old town, under UNESCO protection, also called the town – museum, is a treasure trove for lovers of art, Renaissance and Baroque buildings, Romanesque churches…
You will visit the central square with the famous Cathedral of St. Lawrence, the patron of the city. Walking through the old streets you will enjoy the various epochesc constructions such as the Chappel of Bl.Ivan Ursini, the Cipiko Palace, the Town Hall, the Church of St.Barbara etc.
At the end of the day you will proceed to Split.
Upon arrival accommodation in the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Day 4 SPLIT – STON – DUBROVNIK

After breakfast, we’ll take you for a guided sightseeing tour through the „most beautiful city in the world“, how Split if often called by its citizens.
Split is a lively museum where the Emperor Diocletian 1700 years ago built a luxurious imperial villa, a priceless monument included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage.  Diocletian’s Palace is one of the most imposing Roman ruins in existence and where you’ll spend most of your time while in Split. Don’t expect a palace though, nor a museum – this is the city’s living heart, its labyrinthine streets packed with people, bars, shops and restaurants.
After visiting Split, we are heading towards South part of Dalmatia, to Dubrovnik – the Pearl of Adriatic. On our way to Dubrovnik we will stop at the little town of Ston, known for the fortification complex dating from the 14th century and quite unique in its length of 3,5 miles. The Ston area is also known for great seafood especially oysters which are grown in the Little Ston bay.
In the evening, we will arrive to Dubrovnik and check into our Hotel.
Dinner and overnight.

Day 5 DUBROVNIK

This whole day is reserved for exploring and enjoying Dubrovnik – our Pearl of Adriatic.
After breakfast your local guide will take you to the walking tour of the old town of Dubrovnik.<span
The great George Bernard Shaw wrote: „Those who seek paradise on Earth must come to Dubrovnik” and he was as many others overjoyed by the beauty and rich history of this old town under the UNESCO protection.
Its glorious walls, with their fortresses and bastions, offer a unique walk with view of the magical Elafiti islands. From the Onofrio fountain to the City bell tower, Rector’s palace to Franciscan monastery, along its main street, Stradun and in many other small and quiet cobblestone streets, every step in this town will be an experience par excellence.
After our walking tour, we invite you to spend the rest of the day in the old town and collect more impressions of Dubrovnik.
Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Day 6 DUBROVNIK – Departure

Today is the last day of our tour. Your driver will take you to Dubrovnik Airport where you are expecting your flight back home.

Day 1 ZAGREB – Arrival

Our Tour starts in Zagreb, Croatia’s capital. Your driver will welcome you at Zagreb Airport and take you to your hotel. After you accomodate, we will take you for a pleasant walk and the sightseeing tour in the city centre with the local guide where you will get the first impression of Zagreb and its most famous sights on Upper and Lower town. The rest of the day at leisure.Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Day 2 ZAGREB – TRAKOSCAN CASTLE -VARAZDIN – ZAGREB

After breakfast, we head to the green hills of Croatian Zagorje region, where we will jump into the medieval times and visit the fairytale castle – Trakoscan,  the most beautiful castle in whole Croatia. Our tour further takes you down the baroque and rococo lane, to the lovely town Varazdin, also known as „Little Vienna“. You will take a stroll with a local guide through the old town, discover its many Baroque palaces, churches and monasteries and enjoy the visit to the city museum located in a renaissance fortress on the water.
At the end of the day, return to Zagreb. Dinner and Overnight.

Day 3 ZAGREB – LJUBLJANA – LAKE BLED

Today after breakfast we are driving from Zagreb to neighbouring Slovenia. Our first stop will be Ljubljana, the charming Slovenian capital where we will be met by the local guide and explore many baroque buildings, the colorful farmer’s market, the cathedral of St. Nicholas and up the hill, above the city we’ll visit the old medieval fortress, Ljubljana Castle.
We continue our journey to Bled. Upon arrival you will get the chance to discover the beauties of this town with the local guide. The tour includes a visit to the old Bled castle above the Lake and „pletna“ boat ride to St.Mary’s Island.
Accommodationin the hotel near the lake, dinner, overnight.

Day 4 LAKE BLED – POSTOJNA CAVE – OPATIJA

After breakfast we head to Postojna Caves, the underground world of caves filled with spectacular limestone stalactites and stalagmites which form pillars and take on fantastic shapes and forms. We will take you on a train ride into the heart of the underground fairyland to admire the greatness of the geological history of the Earth.
We are ending this day in Opatija – the Queen of Adriatic. After we check in, take the opportunity to walk along the famous promenade with many old villas, splendid parks and gardens. Dinner and overnight.

Day 4 OPATIJA – ISTRA TOUR – OPATIJA

After breakfast we are taking you on a journey across the Istrian peninsula, to explore with the local guide many medieval towns, villages and breathtaking landscapes often compared to the ones of Tuscany.
From tiny Hum, across the hill town Motovun and Groznjan – the town of artists, to Porec and its famous Byzantine Euphrasius Basilica, you will enjoy every step of the way.
Return to Opatija, dinner and overnight.

Day 5 OPATIJA – RASTOKE – PLITVICE LAKES

After breakfast we leave Opatija and drive the scenic route to the Plitvice Lakes National Park. On our way to the Lakes we will stop at Rastoke – the Millers Village,  known for its well-preserved mills and the picturesque little waterfalls.
Meet with the local guide at the entrance to the NP Plitvice Lakes for a sightseeing tour of Upper and Lower lakes including the boat ride and the ride in the electric train.
Accomodation in the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Day 6 PLITVICE LAKES – PAG ISLAND – NIN – ZADAR

After breakfast we will leave lush and relaxing greenery of Plitvice Lakes and continue the journey towards sunny Dalmatia and the island of Pag – a stone island of cheese, lace, lamb meat and salt.
We will be met by the local guide and taken to taste some of the best cheese in the world and reveal you why Pag lace is something that Croatia is very proud of.
After the sightseeing, on our way to Zadar, we will stop in Nin – Croatian Bethlehem; the oldest Croatian royal town. Our last stop for today is Zadar – the city of exceptional history and rich cultural heritage. Accomodation in the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Day 7 ZADAR – VRANA LAKE NATURE PARK – SIBENIK – SPLIT

We are leaving Zadar in the morning after breakfast and continuing our journey alongside beautiful coast further south. We will visit the Vrana Lake along the way which is the biggest freshwater natural lake in Croatia and definitely a great natural phenomenon. We will also stop in Sibenik, the oldest autochthonous Croatian town where with the local guide we will visit the unique monument of European sacral architecture – St. Jacobs Cathedral.
Upon arrival to Split we will take you for a walk throughout the „most beautiful town in the world“, how Split if often called by its citizens. With the local guide we will visit the Diocletian’s Palace and its cellers. After the city tour accomodation in the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Day 8 SPLIT – ISLAND BRAC – SPLIT

Today after breakfast we are taking a ferry to the Island of Brac.
Our first stop is the village of Skrip, the oldest settlement on the island, after which we will drive to Vidova Gora, the highest point on the island and Adriatic, and enjoy the unforgettable views of the famous Zlatni rat beach as well as the surrounding islands.
Wine tasting and lunch will be arranged at one of the local wineries.
After lunch we will take you to one of the largest quarries on the Adriatic to see how the famous Brac marble is extracted. Enjoy a fascinating visit to the stonemasonry village of Pucisca, partake in a unique stone-cutting class and learn masonry techniques first hand.
In the evening return to Split. Dinner and overnight.

Day 9 SPLIT – STON – DUBROVNIK

After breakfast we are heading towards Dubrovnik and on our way there we will stop first at the little town of Ston on peninsula Peljesac, known for its defensive walls, the second longest in the world.
You will enjoy a boat trip in the Mali Ston bay that includes a visit to a shellfish farm with oyster tasting and a presentation of the cultivation and its history.
We continue the journey to Dubrovnik. Upon arrival check into our hotel. Rest of your afternoon free at leisure. Dinner and overnight.

Day 10 DUBROVNIK – KOTOR – DUBROVNIK

Today after breakfast we are taking you for a day trip from Dubrovnik to Montenegro. We will visit Boka Bay and the old city of traders and famous sailors – Kotor. The medieval architecture and numerous monuments of cultural heritage have made Kotor an UNESCO World Natural and Historical Heritage Site. In the afternoon we are driving back to Dubrovnik to spend our last night there. Dinner and overnight in Dubrovnik.

Day 11 DUBROVNIK

After breakfast your local guide will show you the beauties and curiosities of this wonderful city.
The tour includes the visit to the Franciscan monastery with old pharmacy, Rector’s palace and a ride with the cable car to the mountain Srdj for the beautiful panoramic view.
In the afternoon take a walk on the treasured historic City walls and enjoy the magical view of the Elafiti islands.
Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Day 12 DUBROVNIK – Departure

Today is the last day of our tour. Your driver will take you to Dubrovnik Airport where you are expecting your flight back home.