Zagreb, Tour Commencement

Cathedral of Zagreb - Welcome to Zagreb! Upon arrival at the airport, guests will be greeted and transferred to their accommodation. After checking in and enjoying a brief rest, a city tour with a local guide will introduce the highlights of Zagreb. Visitors will explore popular attractions such as the Stone Gate, Cathedral, St. Mark’s Square, Museum of Broken Relationships, Lotrščak Tower, and experience a ride on the world’s shortest funicular. In the evening, a welcome dinner will be hosted at a traditional Croatian restaurant.

St. Mark’s Square - A leisurely walk around the square is planned.

Lake Bled - Ljubljana - Rovinj

Bled Castle (Blejski Grad) - The journey continues to the picturesque lake resort of Bled, renowned for its medieval castle perched on a cliff with stunning views of the surrounding Alpine peaks. The castle terraces offer breathtaking vistas of the lake and its tiny island.

There will be free time for lunch, followed by a visit to Ljubljana to explore the city. In the late afternoon, the tour will proceed to Rovinj.

Ljubljana Old Town - A stroll through Ljubljana is included.

Rovinj - Pula - Motovun - Hum - Opatija

Amphitheatre de Pula - The Arena is the only remaining Roman amphitheatre with four side towers and all three Roman architectural orders fully preserved. A visit inside is planned.

After Pula, the tour continues to Motovun, a fortified town atop a 277-meter-high hill, known for its world-famous film festival. The smallest city in the world, Hum, will also be visited. The day concludes in Opatija, often referred to as the Pearl of the Adriatic.

Opatija - Plitvice Lakes - Zadar

Plitvice Lakes National Park - After breakfast, a pleasant drive from Opatija leads to Croatia’s most beautiful national park — Plitvice Lakes. The park is renowned for its 16 turquoise lakes arranged in cascades and connected by magnificent waterfalls. A guided tour includes walking, a boat ride, and a train ride, before continuing to Zadar. Many consider Zadar to have one of the world’s most beautiful sunsets, which can be enjoyed by the Sea Organ.

Sea Organ (Morske Orgulje) - Relax and enjoy the sunset as the Sea Organ creates music.

Zadar - Šibenik - Trogir - Split

The Cathedral of St James in Šibenik - The morning begins with a scenic drive along the stunning Dalmatian coast. The first stop is Šibenik to see St. James Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site. In Trogir, visitors will see St. Lawrence Cathedral, Radovan’s Portal, the most significant medieval portal in this part of Europe, the Palace of Cipico, and the Tower of Kamerlengo. The day concludes in Split, where the majestic Cathedral within the 1700-year-old walls of Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, can be explored, along with the Peristyle, Roman temples, the famous Golden Gate, and a statue of Grgur Ninski.

Diocletian’s Palace - Explore Diocletian’s Palace.

Blue Cave - Hvar Island

Cave Biševo - An optional full-day boat trip begins with a scenic ride to the island of Biševo, near the island of Vis, to explore the famous Blue Cave. Afterward, there is time to enjoy the hidden beaches around Vis. In the afternoon, the tour sails to the Paklinski Islands, a group of 14 untouched islets. Lunch can be enjoyed on the Paklinski Islands or Hvar Island. After lunch, guests can visit cocktail bars with great music or simply enjoy the view of the Adriatic’s crystal-clear waters. In the evening, guests will be transferred back to their accommodation.

Mostar - Orebić

Old Bridge Area of the Old City of Mostar - A walk through the heart of Mostar’s old city is planned.

Korčula - Ston - Dubrovnik

Korčula Old City - A visit to the house of Marco Polo is included.

Ston City Walls - Oyster tasting in Ston is planned.

Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik Cathedral - The day is spent in Dubrovnik, the Pearl of the Adriatic. A morning city tour with a local guide will showcase the city’s most famous attractions: Onofrio’s Fountain, Franciscan Monastery, St. Blaise Church, Orlando’s Column, Sponza Palace, Rector’s Palace, and the Cathedral. For Game of Thrones fans, the tour can be customized. The rest of the day is free for relaxation and enjoyment of the city.

Kotor - Budva - Dubrovnik

Kotor Old City - After breakfast, a 2-hour drive leads to Kotor. Sightseeing of Kotor Bay, one of the world’s 25 most beautiful bays, often called Europe’s southernmost fjord, is followed by a visit to Budva, a 2500-year-old city known for its well-preserved medieval walled city, sandy beaches, and vibrant nightlife.

Dubrovnik, Tour Conclusion

Dubrovnik Airport - Regrettably, this marks the final day of the trip.

• Private transportation

• Accommodation

Embark on an unforgettable 11-day private journey through the heart of the Adriatic and beyond.

Start in the vibrant city of Zagreb, where charming streets invite exploration of historic landmarks and lively cafés. Travel along the stunning Dalmatian coast, exploring UNESCO-listed Split and Dubrovnik’s ancient city walls, with breathtaking sea views at every turn. Venture inland to Krka and Plitvice Lakes National Parks to marvel at cascading waterfalls and emerald pools. Cross into fairytale Slovenia, where Lake Bled’s island church and medieval castle will capture your heart. Finally, explore Montenegro’s coastal treasures, wander Kotor’s winding lanes, and relax on Budva’s sun-drenched beaches.

Throughout this adventure, savor fresh seafood, sample exquisite local wines, and taste regional delicacies served in family-run taverns. Let this exclusive tour immerse you in the culture, history, and natural beauty of Croatia and its enchanting neighbors.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.