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Situated in a thick forest, the Plitvice Lakes are considered to be one of the most beautiful natural phenomena in the world. Sixteen lakes, connected by 92 waterfalls, cascade through its picturesque surrounding. The Plitvice Lakes were declared a national park in 1949, and since 1979 they have been inscribed on the UNESCO List of World Natural Heritage sites. The park's attractions also include several caves and a great variety of flora and fauna. A guided tour of the park includes both a boat ride and a walking tour. Enjoy the magic beauty of the lakes and waterfalls, creating spectacular scenery.
Wonderful beaches, clear waters and gorgeous mountains that plunge into the sea will greet you upon your arrival in the Gulf of Kotor. Encircled in the mountains, the innermost bays of the Gulf - Risan and Kotor - are the earliest inhabited areas in the region with evidences of civilization dating from the Illyrian, the Roman and the Early Christian periods. In our quest for traces and memories of past times, we will make a first stop in Perast and get on a short boat ride from the Baroque shore of this small town to the artificial island and the 16th-century Church of Our Lady of the Rocks which houses one of the finest collections of icons in this part of Europe. In the UNESCO-protected town of Kotor enjoy a guided tour through one of the best-preserved medieval walled cities on the Adriatic. And finally, take the opportunity to make your own memories during your free time in Kotor!
This national park in the heart of Croatia consists of 16 beautiful blue-green lakes linked by a series of waterfalls and cascades forming a chain through a wooded valley. Apart from the great beauty of the Plitvice Lakes, which afford many opportunities for hiking, boating and other activities, visitors come here to breathe in the pure mountain air and enjoy local hospitality. This national park is considered one of Europe´s most beautiful natural phenomena. A walking tour of the Lower Lakes is combined with a short cruise on the Kozjak Lake. After that, we continue exploring the Upper Lakes and waterfalls .The most beautiful cascades and waterfalls are in the lower part of the lakes, which will be visited by a small tourist train and on foot. Returning to Zadar, you will enjoy a panoramic view of the Zadar Riviera.
Situated between the Alps and the Adriatic, with a vibrant culture and art scene, great shopping and sightseeing opportunities, Ljubljana is an ideal destination for the Central European flair lovers and one the of most engaging cities. It is a small and relaxed café-cultured city with a metropolitan feel being the capital and the largest city of Slovenia. It has preserved evidence of a five-thousand-year long history, including the remains of the Roman city of Emona, the old city center with its Medieval castle perched on top of a hill, Baroque façades and their decorative portals, distinctive Art Nouveau buildings and the 20th century masterpieces of the world-famous architect Jože Plečnik who put an indelible personal touch on his native Ljubljana and who’s works were recently included on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Situated between the Alps and the Adriatic, with a vibrant culture and art scene, great shopping and sightseeing opportunities, Ljubljana is an ideal destination for the Central European flair lovers and one the of most engaging cities. It is a small and relaxed café-cultured city, with a metropolitan feel being the capital and the largest city of Slovenia. It has preserved evidence of a five-thousand-year long history, including the remains of the Roman city of Emona, the old city center with its Medieval castle perched on top of a hill, Baroque façades and their decorative portals, distinctive Art Nouveau buildings and the 20th century masterpieces of the world-famous architect Jože Plečnik who put an indelible personal touch on his native Ljubljana and who’s works were recently included on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Depart the Hvar island on a speed boat along the Pakleni Islands toward the Island of Vis and its fisherman village of Komiža. Positioned in a deep-lying open port on the western coastline of the Vis island at the foot of nearly 600-meter high Mt. Hum, Komiža (with 1667 residents according to 2001 census) remains a picturesque Mediterranean town, with the narrow streets, attractive stone houses squeezed together along the harbor and numerous beaches. Komiza is known as the birthplace of the fishing masters on the eastern coast of the Adriatic. Not only that its fishermen and their vessels dominated in the region and actively traded with neighboring shores, but, as American immigrants, they were also creating and generating the thriving fishing centers on both the South and North American Pacific coastlines. Upon visiting Komiža join your speed boat for a scenic 10-minute cruise to the nearby Island of Biševo famous for its Blue Cave. Your speed boat will bring you to the narrow cave entrance where you will be transferred into a small fisherman boat for the tour of the cave. Going deeply into the spacious cave, the sunlight creates unbelievable effects. After visiting the Blue Cave, continue your cruise back to Hvar.
A pleasant drive along the Adriatic Coast through the scenic landscapes of the Makarska Riviera and across the Neretva River Delta to Dubrovnik. Because of its exceptional beauty and rich cultural heritage this ancient city has been included in the UNESCO’s List of World Cultural Heritage. Dubrovnik is surrounded by ramparts and fortresses and is a treasure trove of architectural and cultural masterpieces, scrupulously preserved over the centuries. A pleasant walk will show you the highlights of the town such as palaces, churches, museums, squares.
This tour will reveal the finest sights of the old walled city as well as give you an opportunity to see it from above at the spectacular panoramic spot. Our expert guide will lead you through the narrow streets of the Old Town introducing you to the history and culture of this magnificent city and the main sights like: the Orlando Column, the Rector’s Palace, the St. Blaise's Church, the Cathedral, theSponza Palace and many others.
Bled in the Julian Alps could be a setting for a classic fairy tale: immense natural beauty with mountains and forest surrounding an emerald glacial lake, an island in the middle of the lake with a church steeple and its wishing bell, a cliff-top castle with picturesque views and a well-known sweet treat. Bled, together with its surroundings, ranks among the most beautiful alpine resorts and is renowned also for its mild, healing climate and thermal lake water. The tour of Bled includes a visit to the Bled Castle, which is the oldest in Slovenia and a boat ride to the charming Bled Island in a traditional wooden boat called Pletna to visit the St. Maria’s Church and ring the wishing bell.
Enjoy in tranquility of the beautiful forests and lakes immersed in all shades of green.Experience colorful mountain sunsets. Take a dip in a clear blue sea and feel the slow path of Dalmatian way of living on our luxury cruise.TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:Unesco heritage sites:- Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian (1979)- Old City of Dubrovnik (1979)- Plitvice Lakes National Park (1979)Capital cities: Zagreb (Croatia), Ljubljana (Slovenia)Natural sites: Lake BledNational Parks: MljetIslands: Hvar, Korčula, Mljet, Brač
Split is situated on a peninsula and surrounded by historical towns and settlements. We shall take a walk through the 4th-century Diocletian's Palace and its ancient Cellars, the Peristyle, Roman temples (today Christian ones) – the Cathedral and the Baptistery, and then the famous Golden Gate. After a sightseeing tour of the town of Split and some free time for individual exploring, we start our bus ride towards Trogir. Trogir is a small town under the cultural protection of UNESCO, which arose from the ancient Tragurion and is full of buildings and monuments testifying to its rich history. There stands the Cathedral with its famous portal made by the well-known local master Radovan, the City Loggia from the 15th century, the Ćipiko palace, the Town Hall, and the Benedictine monastery from the year 1064, where a Greek relief is kept representing Kairos (the God of auspicious moment). After sightseeing, free time for lunch.
Depart your hotel and soon you will find yourself in the heart of this magnificent Old Town. A walking tour of Zadar, Croatia, offers a glimpse into the city's rich history and stunning coastal scenery. Starting at the Roman Forum, you'll marvel at ancient ruins and the unique circular St. Donatus Church. The tour continues through cobblestone streets to the medieval Land Gate and the impressive Cathedral of St. Anastasia, with its bell tower offering panoramic city and sea views. Highlights include the innovative Sea Organ, played by the waves, and the mesmerizing solar-powered Greeting to the Sun installation. The tour also takes you to Five Wells Square and the serene Queen Jelena Madijevka Park, concluding at bustling Kalelarga Street with its vibrant shops, cafes, and restaurants.At the end of this tour, enjoy the taste of a traditional Maraschino liqueur in a local café.
The full-day tour includes a day in karst region of Slovenia, exploring its rich underground and interesting architecture. First is the visit to Postojna Cave, a 20-km long karst cave system, a web of underground passages, galleries and chambers, which has in almost 200 years been visited by over 35 million people. It is both the largest cave of the Classical Karst and the show cave with the largest numbers of visitors in Europe. A ride on an electric mini train will take you deep inside the caves where a guide will lead you through the fascinating chambers rich in various forms of stalactites and stalagmites. Ten kilometers further, perched on a 123 meters high cliff, stands Predjama castle, more than 700 years old. A view of the renovated castle rooms and their furnishings gives the visitor an idea of how people once lived and worked in the castle. Its uniqueness is not only the location, but also the secret cave passage which was used for a supply during the attacks of the castle.
Discover Dubrovnik from a unique sea perspective on a two-hour guided kayaking tour. Paddle through crystal-clear waters beneath the historic Bokar Fortress and enjoy breathtaking views of the old city walls from the sea.Perfect for beginners and experienced kayakers, this tour combines adventure and relaxation. Bring your swimsuit and sun protection — all personal belongings are safely stored in waterproof bags and barrels. Experience the Adriatic and see Dubrovnik like never before.
The full-day tour includes a day in the karst region, exploring its rich underground and interesting architecture. We start with the visit to the Postojna Cave, a 20 km-long karst cave system, a web of underground passages, galleries and chambers. A ride on an electric mini train will take you further into the caves and a guide will lead you through the fascinating chambers rich in various forms of stalactites and stalagmites. Only 10 km further, perched on a 123 meters high cliff, stands the Predjama Castle, more than 700 years old. A view of the renovated castle rooms and their furnishings gives the visitor an idea of how people once lived and worked in the castle. Continuing to Štanjel, this little karst village on hilltop remains up to this day. Throughout history, first the Romans turned the top of the hill into an ancient fort, while in the Middle Ages the village expanded over the hill. The most dominant features of the village are the Castle and the Church of St. Daniel. While walking through the narrow streets, the houses built in stone are telling you the story of the life there.
The hilly Istrian inland is romantic, mystical and simply beautiful. From your resort, drive to Motovun, an astonishing architectural landmark. This hilltop town has preserved its Medieval ambience in its narrow streets within the town walls which have been preserved in their entire length. Free time in Motovun is followed by typical lunch in a local tavern, representing a perfect combination of tradition, quality and unique flavors – a place where food is prepared with traditional recipes of this area.
The Old Town of Korčula is a masterwork of architecture and urban planning where everything is built according to a plan. Our walk will include visits to the Cathedral of St. Mark which is probably the best proof of the artistry of the famous stone masons of Korčula and the excellent stone of the island which has been used in buildings all over the world. A visit to the Bishop's Palace reveals the hidden treasures of the town. Drive to one of the neighboring villages, famous for its wines, overlooking the vineyards and the typical Mediterranean vegetation and stop for a winetasting and snack.
The island of Korcula undoubtedly holds a privileged position among the Croatian islands. Here we find more legends, tales and monuments than anywhere else. Being famous stonemasons, shipbuilders and seafarers, the people of Korcula have left their marks all over the world, but have saved their best works for their hometown. Experience the narrow streets, beautiful churches andmagnificent palaces in one of the best-preserved medieval towns in the Mediterranean. After sightseeing – free time for lunch or swimming. On your drive back, toast to your lovely day with a glass of the region's signature red wine Plavac Mali at one of the wine cellars on the Pelješac peninsula.
The Island of Hvar boasts a mild climate and lush subtropical vegetation. Your coach takes you from Hvar town to Stari Grad, famous for its large bay, which has inspired artists and poets and dates back to the 2nd century BC. Visit to Tvrdalj castle, the fortified holiday house of the Croatian poet Petar Hektorović with an ethnographic collection and a fishpond. You will have some free time in the town before continuing your scenic ride towards the village of Vrisnik. Your friendly host will welcome you with dried figs followed by a cheese and wine tasting, made locally and produced only in small quantities. Leaving Vrisnik, continue your ride to Hvar. A short stop will be made at the fortress above the island where we will enjoy the panoramic view of the town of Hvar and the Pakleni Islands before returning to Hvar town.
The walking tour of this magnificent town starts from the hotel. The Old Town of Korčula is a masterwork of architecture and urban planning where everything is built according to a plan. Our walk will include visits to the Cathedral of St. Mark which is probably the best proof of the artistry of the famous stone masons of Korčula and the excellent stone of the island which has been used in buildings all over the world. A visit to the Bishop's Palace reveals the hidden treasures of the town (sketches and drawings by Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Tiepolo and many others). The town of Korčula is also known as the birthplace of Marco Polo whose alleged birth house can be seen from the outside.
The old part of the town of Kotor developed within a small triangular area enclosed by the city walls which extend to the Fort of St. John. During a guided tour through this charming little town your experienced guide will show you, among other places, the 5-km long city walls built by a Venetian who began working on them in 1420 and continued strengthening them until the middle of the 18th century. Enclosing the Old Town, the walls formed a unique fortification project which resisted 15 attacks for months and survived long sieges. The Cathedral of St. Triphon built in 1166 is a Romanesque basilica whose nave is separated from the aisles by the alternating square pillars and antique columns. The famous Maritime Museum with a rich and valuable collection of maritime heritage of this area. At the end of the guided tour you will have some free time and an opportunity to explore the town of Kotor on your own.
Split, the second largest town in Croatia and gateway to many Dalmatian islands, is a city of particular ambience and history. Join your driver and guide for a panoramic ride by Split's most famous landmarks, like the Poljud football stadium, the Bačvice beach, the Marjan hill and many others. Visit the Meštrović gallery that houses the most famous works of Ivan Meštrović, a Croatian sculptor known worldwide, a disciple of Rodin. The gallery itself was his home for many years and is one of the most beautiful venues in Split. Continue on to a walking tour through the 4th-century Diocletian’s Palace and see the ancient Cellars, Peristyle, the Golden and Silver gates, the oldest Cathedral in Europe - formally the Diocletian’s Mausoleum and the Baptistery - former the Temple of Jupiter. Our guide will give you the local’s insight on today’s way of living in this town as well as the historical overview. Enjoy free time after the tour to explore more of the Palace before your transfer to the hotel.
See the Dubrovnik locations used in the hit TV series 'Game of Thrones' on this 3-hour walking tour. With an expert guide at your side, you’ll get to know the fictional city of King's Landing while exploring Dubrovnik's UNESCO-listed Old Town. Climb the city walls, picturing the bloody battles from the TV series, and visit Lovrijenac Fortress to learn about the evil exploits of King Joffrey. Follow in the footsteps of Ayra Stark and hear insider gossip galore about the popular series.Enter the city of the Iron Throne, meet the streets where the Targaryens, Starks and Lannisters used to walk. Climb the fortresses and walls that where attacked by the Baratheons, take a walk on the shores of the Blackwater bay and experience the life in the capital of the 7 kingdoms. On this tour you will visit the Lovrijenac fortress, Dubrovnik city walls, walk the streets and parks of this ancient city where the filming of the famous HBO series Game of Thrones took place. Our experienced guide will take you on a journey through time to the ''War of the Five Kings'' on these last days of summer (because the Winter is coming).
Enter the city of the Meereen, follow the steps of Daenerys “Stormborn” Targaryen. Climb the fortress of Klis and see the cliffs where Dragons had been. On this tour, we will visit the Klis Fortress and the Diocletian's Palace, walk through the streets and cellars of this ancient city where the filming of the famous HBO series Game of Thrones took place. Our experienced guide takes you beneath the city where the Unsullied Army and Queen Daenerys prepare to conquer the World. Enjoy free time after the tour before your transfer to the hotel.
During these ten days you will see the very best of Croatia! From Zagreb and National Park Plitvice Lakes, to Split, Hvar, Korčula, and one and only Dubrovnik.Enjoy in natural beauties and history.
Get an insider’s view of Dubrovnik on this city walking tour. The perfect way to get to know Dubrovnik, this is a must-do introductory tour for new visitors, as well as anyone interested in the city’s colorful history. The tour takes place in the morning, allowing you to enjoy the city’s sights and still have the afternoon to explore the city on your own. From the clock tower to the Assumption Cathedral, you’ll see the city’s best attractions.
Depart from your resort as we make our way toward Opatija - a very famous destination, situated at the foot of Mount Učka. The tourism industry started here back in 1844 when Iginio Scarpa built his villa ''Angiolina'' on the site of what is now the “First of May Park”. Soon after this, the resort was frequented by the rich and famous including Gustav Mahler, Anton Chekhov and Isadora Duncan. Even the Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria used to visit his mistress here. In the eastern part of Istria, only three kilometers from the sea, lies the Medieval town of Labin, today known for its numerous galleries and artists. The most fascinating sight is the central town square with the perfectly preserved loggia and the main Town Gate of St. Flora. After sightseeing and some free time, enjoy a picturesque countryside drive back to your resort.
This full-day excursion will reveal the most famous sites of Slovenia. We will take you on a scenic drive towards the charming little town of Bled, a Slovenian gem beneath the peaks of the Alps. Bled in the Julian Alps could be a setting for a classic fairy tale: immense natural beauty with mountains and forest surrounding an emerald glacial lake, an island in the middle of the lake with a church steeple and its wishing bell, a clifftop castle with picturesque views and a well-known sweet treat… Our next stop is Ljubljana. It is small and relaxed, café-cultured city, with a metropolitan feel as the capital and the largest city of Slovenia. It has preserved an evidence of a five-thousand-year history, including the remains of the Roman city of Emona.
It is believed that Our Lady appeared in front of a group of children in 1981. Thanks to Our Lady's apparitions this simple village parish has become a place of gathering for a multitude of pilgrims from the whole world and one of the biggest prayer centers in the world. Numerous witnesses say that, in this place, they have found faith and peace. You will have the opportunity to visit the Apparition Hill and attend the Holy Mass in the local church.
Depart Kotor and continue along steep slopes to the Lovćen Mountain. This is an area of powerful contrasts. Cold Montenegrin mountains from one side and the wealth and mildness of one of the most beautiful bays in the world on the other side. Our first stop is a picturesque village of Njeguši where the guests will enjoy local snacks: smoked ham and cheese, homemade bread and wine. After that, the road carries you on to Cetinje, a one-time center of the Montenegrin rule, today a museum town. Here you will visit King Nikola’s Museum followed by a scenic ride along the Budva Riviera, the best-known summer resort in Montenegro, before arriving back to Kotor. The old part of the town of Kotor developed within a small triangular area enclosed by the city walls which extend to the Fort of St. John. During a guided tour through this charming little town your experienced guide will show you, among other places, the 5-km long city walls built by a Venetian who began working on them in 1420 and continued strengthening them until the middle of the 18th century. Enclosing the Old Town, the walls formed a unique fortification project which resisted attacks for months and survived long sieges. The Cathedral of St. Triphon built in 1166 is a Romanesque basilica whose nave is separated from the aisles by the alternating square pillars and antique columns.
See the Dubrovnik locations used in the hit TV series 'Game of Thrones' on this 3-hour walking tour. With an expert guide at your side, you’ll get to know the fictional city of King's Landing while exploring Dubrovnik's UNESCO-listed Old Town. Climb the city walls, picturing the bloody battles from the TV series, and visit Lovrijenac Fortress to learn about the evil exploits of King Joffrey. Follow in the footsteps of Ayra Stark and hear insider gossip galore about the popular series. Explore the historical gardens at Trsteno Arboretum, which were used as the King's Landing palace gardens in the third 'Game of Thrones' series, and see incredible exotic plants plus a medley of architecture.
Depart your hotel for a drive to Perast, a peaceful and quiet Baroque city near Kotor. Upon arrival, you will see the most beautiful 17th- and 18th-century buildings of this small town. During your journey through Perast, you will see numerous sacral monuments, including the 1740 parish church and the 12th-century St. Djordje's Church, located on the island in front of Perast. You will also see the St. Nicholas' Church built between the 15th and 17th centuries. After that, board a private motor boat for a ride to Our Lady of the Rocks (after Italian Madonna dello Scarpello), a Baroque-style church situated on one of the two islets in the Bay of Kotor, across from Perast. The islet is man-made and the original church was built in 1452. Following your tour, you will rejoin your vehicle for the return drive back to the town of Kotor for a city tour. Take a walk through the ancient Greek history during this picturesque walking tour through the Kotor Old Town.
Bled in the Julian Alps could be a setting for a classic fairy tale: immense natural beauty with mountains and forest surrounding an emerald glacial lake, an island in the middle of the lake with a church steeple and its wishing bell, a cliff-top castle with picturesque views and a well-known sweet treat. Bled, together with its surroundings, ranks among the most beautiful alpine resorts and is renowned also for its mild, healing climate and thermal lake water. The tour of Bled includes a visit to the Bled Castle, which is the oldest in Slovenia, and a boat ride to the charming Bled Island in a traditional wooden boat called Pletna to visit the St. Maria Church and ring the wishing bell.
The most beautiful travertine waterfalls in Europe! Enjoy a drive along the coast to Šibenik. Šibenik holds an important place in the Croatian built heritage thanks to the well-preserved historical core of the town and numerous architectural accomplishments of the monument category. It is special for its ancient fortresses surrounding it and its monumental Gothic – Renaissance Cathedral of St. James, as well as the narrow streets or the so-called kalas, numerous churches scattered around this town and its surrounding. Your walking tour includes a guided walking tour through the old part of the town where you will visit the finest sites including the Cathedral of St. James, one of the finest sacral monuments in Dalmatia. After visiting the town of Šibenik follows the magic world of the Krka River which runs over the cliffs and falls in 46 m of profundity! Take some time for a relaxing walk along the river enjoying the splendid nature. By walking around you may visit a small museum and an old mill.
Your guide will take you for a walk through the Diocletian's Palace and historical streets of Split to Uje oil bar, inevitable gastro stop in Split where you will be introduced to the ways of tasting olive oil quality and presented with authentic Croatian wine varieties. The experience will be enriched with pairing of olive oil with fleur de sel, aged red wine vinegar, homemade bread from our oven, green olive tapenade, mixed sheep and cow milk cheese and fig jam. Enjoy free time after the tour before your transfer to the hotel.
Split is well-known for its archaeological, historical and cultural monuments - the most famous one being the palace of the Roman emperor Diocletian - a UNESCO World Heritage-listed site. Meet your guide and take a walk through the 4th-century Diocletian’s Palace and see the ancient Cellars, Peristyle, the Golden and Silver gates, the oldest Cathedral in Europe - formally the Diocletian’s Mausoleum, and the Baptistery - the former Temple of Jupiter. Our guide will give you a local’s insight on today’s way of living in this town as well as the historical overview. Enjoy some free time after the tour to explore more of the Palace.
This full-day guided tour will take you to Radovljica first, a picturesque old town situated on a hilltop. The compact city center is a veritable open-air museum of nicely restored buildings, narrow sloping streets and pleasant sidewalk cafés. It is also ‘’the town of honey’’. Nearby, the Lectar Inn houses a unique live museum where you will have a chance to learn the handicraft of honey bread (Lectar) making. Lake Bohinj, the largest lake in Slovenia, lies in the protected area of the Triglav National Park, the only Slovenian national park and one of the oldest in Europe. It was named after Triglav, the highest mountain in the heart of the park. The park prides itself on beautiful mountains and meadows, pure waters, deep cut gorges, remains of virgin forests and picturesque alpine villages scattered in the upper and lower Bohinj valley. Driving through these small villages you will see the ancient hayracks in Studor, and visit Oplen’s house, a typical old peasant's cottage with a chimney- less 'black kitchen' that has been turned into a museum focusing on the domestic life of peasants in the Bohinj area.
Both capital cities, Ljubljana and Zagreb, are connected by a highway and are merely 2 hours away. Midway you will stop at Otočec first. The Otočec Castle, built on one of the islands in the Krka River, is the only castle surrounded by water in Slovenia. Built in the mid-13th century, the castle is surrounded not only by water, but also by a luscious park which is open to all visitors. (Photo stop or/and coffee break). Continuing to Zagreb, with short border formalities we arrive to the Croatia’s capital. During a sightseeing tour you will have the opportunity to see the fortified Upper Town, the historical city center, the St. Mark’s Church with its multi-colored roof, the Cathedral, the Croatian National Theatre and the University.
Sail from Split, visit Hvar, do the walking tour of Dubrovnik and you will get a glimpse of magical Dalmatia.History and tradition intertwine with amazing blue sea and nature wonders will leave you wanting for more.This cruise is great introduction South coast of Croatia.
The town of Hvar, on the homonymous island, is the oldest tourist center of Dalmatia, rich in historical monuments. Enjoy a visit to the 16th-century Theatre, the 13th-century Arsenal, or the central town square with the Cathedral, surrounded by numerous palaces built in different architectural styles, all of it only completing the picture. After sightseeing, there will be plenty of time for swimming, sunbathing, as well as having lunch in one of the excellent restaurants.
During this cruise you will see the most beautiful islands of the Dubrovnik archipelago – Koločep and Lopud, commonly known as the Elafiti islands. The old legend of the islands is hidden in its name - about the old Greeks hunting for deer and subsequently naming the islands the Deer islands. Green islands, with gardens full of oranges and lemons and lovely seashore landscapes, charming and picturesque villages with harmonious architecture of summer manors; old seaman's houses and small votive chapels.
This tour will reveal the finest sights of the old walled City as well as give you an opportunity to see it from above at the spectacular panoramic spot. Our expert guide will lead you through the narrow streets of the Old Town introducing you to the history and culture of this magnificent city and to the main sights like: the Orlando Column, Rector’s Palace, St. Blaise church, the Cathedral, the Sponza Palace and many others.
Our drive to Dubrovnik takes us along the beautiful Bay of Kotor, the most southern fjord in Europe, crossing it by ferry boat. After crossing the border with Croatia, we arrive to the famous ancient city of Dubrovnik. “Those who seek paradise on earth”, George Bernard Shaw once wrote, “should come to Dubrovnik”. Dubrovnik is the one of the most beautiful and best-preserved medieval Mediterranean towns, rich in cultural monuments. Along the way we will pass by the Rector’s Palace (15th century) that used to be the seat of the Government and Rector in the once-independent Republic of Dubrovnik (abolished by Napoleon in 1808). Today, it gives us an idea of how the ruling class and the aristocracy used to live. Other fine buildings will be seen from the outside: the Sponza Palace, notable for its column courtyard with elaborate stone carving; the Church of St. Blaise; the Onofrio’s Fountain; the Cathedral, etc. At the end of the walking tour you will have some free time in the Old Town.
This half-day excursion combines two of the most famous symbols of Istria: hilltop towns and Istrian wines. Our first stop is Grožnjan, an ancient town in the northwest of Istria, 15 km from the sea. It takes a great pride in its wealth of tradition, cultural heritage and natural beauty, all of which is ennobled by art. During a walking tour and some free time, you will have the opportunity to explore numerous small churches and galleries and enjoy magnificent landscapes and views. Continuing our tour, our next stop is the village of Nova Vas, where the wine cellar of Cattunar wines awaits us. After a guided visit of their wine cellar and vineyards, you will have the opportunity to sample some of the Cattunar wines, served with cheese and bread. After spending some time with this family, we make our way back to your resort.
Pula is best known for its many surviving ancient Roman buildings, the most famous of which is its 1st- century amphitheater. Locally known as Arena, it is the sixth largest amphitheater in the world. One of the best preserved amphitheaters from antiquity, Arena is still today used as a venue for the summer film festivals. After a guided tour of Pula, we are going to the nearby village of Vodnjan for the olive oil tasting. A family farm Chiavalon is specialized in growing olives and producing top quality extra virgin olive oil. Their olive oil is among the 15 world's top olive oils.
You will start with a pleasant panoramic ride along the Adriatic coastline; the first stop will be made in the small village of Orašac where we will participate in a demonstration of the olive oil production the old-fashioned way, where the mill is run by a horse. Here you will also have an opportunity to taste some homemade cheese, smoked ham and wine.After visiting the village of Orašac, you will continue towards the Pelješac peninsula, famous for its wine, seafood and salt pans. Our first stop is village Ponikve where we will visit a small family-owned winery that produces high quality wine and seafood brought fresh from their beds in the nearby Mali Ston bay.As a cherry on top of a cake comes the town of Ston, the “oyster capital” of Croatia. Especially interesting are the magnificent 5-km long walls surrounding the town – the longest defense walls after the Great Wall of China, and its ancient salt pans where the salt is still produced the same way as back in the time of the Dubrovnik Republic, as well as the time of the Romans, who built them.
During these eight days you will see the very best of Croatia! From Zagreb and National Park Plitvice Lakes, to Split, Hvar, Korčula, and one and only Dubrovnik.Enjoy in natural beauties and history.
Combining a return cable car ride to Srđ hill with a walk around Dubrovnik Old Town, this guided tour shines a light onto the geographic, cultural and historic whereabouts of the Pearl of the Adriatic. Your guide will take you from Pile Square to the cable car and you’ll be swept up to the top of Srđ hill. Bird’s-eye vistas give you an overview of the grid of stone streets you’re about to explore. Admire fascinating palaces and churches, discover centuries-old traditions and gaze at the beauty of the walled city, as you enjoy the contrasts of its well-preserved past and the lively present-day.
The best way to discover Dubrovnik Old Town. Amazing photo opportunities, local guide, walking around City Walls, cable car, exploring Old Town and its history ... It is time to make memories! Departing Pile square on foot toward the newly open Cable Car station situated in vicinity of the Old Town of Dubrovnik. Upon arrival to the Cable Car Station you will proceed with a cable car to a panoramic view of Dubrovnik from the surrounding Srd hill. From here you will be offered a bird’s – eye view of the greatness of the entire city and surroundings of the centuries – old Dubrovnik rooftops which you will never forget. Upon return ride to the main station your tour guide will lead you by foot to the Old Town before going to the walls which were completed in the 13th century. Walking tour will open the doors to you to one of the largest and most luxurious open – air museum towns in existence. You will be awed by the labyrinth of short, narrow stone streets, the market place, palaces, towers, monasteries and houses, each of which is over 300 years old! The old masters understood how to construct a miraculously harmonious stone city. This harmony, simplicity and sense of beauty have through the ages become the basic philosophy of life for the residents of Dubrovnik. Dubrovnik has been subject to fires and catastrophic earthquakes, but has always risen again like the “Phoenix” to retain its renown as world – famous treasury of cultural monuments!
See the Dubrovnik locations used in the hit TV series 'Game of Thrones' on this 3-hour walking tour. With an expert guide at your side, you’ll get to know the fictional city of King's Landing while exploring Dubrovnik's UNESCO-listed Old Town. Climb the city walls, picturing the bloody battles from the TV series, and visit Lovrijenac Fortress to learn about the evil exploits of King Joffrey. Follow in the footsteps of Ayra Stark and hear insider gossip galore about the popular series. If you have more time free, upgrade to include a 1.5-hour guided trip to Trsteno Arboretum. Explore the historical gardens, which were used as the King's Landing palace gardens in the third 'Game of Thrones' series, and see incredible exotic plants plus a medley of architecture.