Sun, sea & mountains

Experience three different islands on your holidays, each with its own charm and vibe. Reachable from Split or Dubrovnik and well coneccted among them by ferries and catamarans are easy to access. We arrange

accommodation for you, excursions, transfers, catamaran transportation and porterage from pier to the hotel and back. You just decide how many days would you like to enjoy each island, the rest is taken care of.

Next to Split is island Brač, boasting some of the best beaches in Croatia and famous white stone. Stay at Zlatni Rat beach and get a windsurfing lesson. Sunny Hvar, often visited by royals and famous, is known for its glamourus nightlife and pristine beaches

2 on the offshore Pakleni islands. Island Korčula is covered with vineyards and olive trees. Beside Korčula town, called Little Dubrovnik, there are many small charming towns and villages. After a vineyard tour, pick one of the beautiful secluded beaches just for you.

The most romantic, best preserved and authentic town on the Slovenian coast grew on salt. The Piran salt pans, where the world-class fleur de sel is still produced today were the reason of the flourishing of this picturesque town.

Walk the narrow streets with closely constructed houses descending from the hill and its church to the central square on the coast. Visit Sečovlje salt pan or Fonda fish farm, join a gourmet tour or truffle hunting, go for a cycling trip along the railway track Parenzana.

A fishing town, today a classy tourist resort with exclusive accommodation offer. Beside a rich natural and cultural heritage Rovinj is offering beautiful landmarks: the old town, the Golden Cape Park Forest, protected islands and coastal area.

Visit St. Euphemia Church tower, stroll the old town, go bird watching, try scubadiving or enjoy the beautiful beach on the Red island. A special gourmet experience is waiting for you at one Michelin star restautrant Monte in Rovinj.

Historic old town of Roman ruins, medieval churches, cosmopolitan cafes and museums. Two unique attractions, the sound and light spectacle of the Sea Organ and the Sun Salutation. Spend a day on one of the area beaches or escape for a day trip.

Visit national parks: rocky Paklenica, waterfalls of Krka river, Plitvice Lakes, or explore Zadar archipelago, but a boat trip to Kornati National Park is a must. Kornati are a group of 89 islands embraced by crystal clear sea and exceptional landscape.

Learn about the fascinating town’s past, admire spectacular architecture and modern luxury amenities. Many buildings have UNESCO status. Walk along the ancient city walls and make some beautiful photos. Spend a day on the golden sand and shingle beaches, have a dinner in a beach restaurant

or head to a rooftop bar in the old city for a drink and beautiful views. Take a trip to Elaphiti islands, an archipelago of 14 islands northwest of Dubrovnik. Do not miss the largenst sand beach of Dubrovnik Riviera, Lopud island.

Small coastal town is today the main tourist destinationation in Montenegro. Steeped in history, Budva with its cobbled streets, museums and cafes is surrounded by the sea and beautiful landscape. Sunny beaches, excellent restaurants and lively nightlife are waiting for you.

Opt for an activity as hiking or paragliding in the lush mountains and take a boat ride to explore the glistening blue waters, stop for a swim and at the rugged Sveti Nikola island. Visit the elite Sveti Stefan resort.

Drive from Bled, through the lush green Radovna Valley to reach the 150 m deep and 1.6 km long Vintgar Gorge. The gorge carves its way through the vertical rocks and is graced by the Radovna with its waterfalls, pools and rapids. The trail that leads you along

a wooden walkway through the gorge (easy walk, 30 minutes). In the afternoon walk around lake Bled, climb the hill to reach charming Bled castle and end your day with relaxing pletna boat ride to Bled island. Overnight in Bled.

Spend the day strolling around peaceful Bohinj lake, settled in the Julian Alps. At the western end of the lake take a short trail up to Savica Waterfall (easy walk 30 minutes), the source of the lake and the Sava Bohinjka river. Take a cable car up to the 1532m-
high Vogel Mountain for a spectacular

view of Mount Triglav, the highest peak in the Julian Alps. The Vogel plateau offers different options for a short hike. Have a traditional meal in the alpine hut and visit the alpine diary museum and taste local cheeses. Overnight in Bled.

The Vrata Valley in the heart of the Julian Alps leads to the base of the Slovenian highest peak Triglav. Stop by the Peričnik waterfall, the highest twin waterfall in Slovenia (15 minutes, moderate walk). Continue to the end of the charming Vrata valley following

the footpath called Triglavska Bistrica trail (3 hours walk). On the way back to hotel make a stop at Zelenci natural reserve. This swamp enchants the visitors with its emerald green lake. Overnight in Kranjska Gora.

Departing Kranjska gora at Jasna Lake admire the reflections of mountains in the crystal-clear lake water and have a photo with bronze statue of Alpine ibex, symbol of the area. Next stop is at the Russian chapel. The wooden chapel was built in 1917 by Russian prisoners. Driving the serpentine road,

reach the highest Alpine road pass in Slovenia and descend into Trenta valley. Visit Zapotok waterfall located at the end of Upper Trenta valley where few gorgeous waterfalls have been created by the playful Suhi Potok stream (2.5h one way, easy walk). Overnight in Bovec area.

After a photo stop at Boka waterfall, the mightiest waterfall in Slovenia, continue to Kobarid. A walk through a pleasant forest leads to one of the nicest waterfalls in Slovenia, Great Kozjak (30 minutes, easy walk). Visit Kobarid museum, one of the best world museums presenting the history of World War I.

Continue to Tolmin where 2 streams have carved deep gorges into the rocks. A walking path runs by the crystal-clear turquoise water. The gorges are the lowest point of Triglav National Park (1.30 h walking, 2.5 km, altitude difference: 90 m). Overnight in Nova Gorica.

Discover Slovenian underground world. Križna cave is a 8,273 meter long cave system, located under the area of Bloke. It is one of the few tourist caves in Slovenia which doesn’t contain concrete pathways and strong lighting and is considered to be one of the most beautiful and best-preserved caves in Europe.

The cave features a chain of underground lakes with emerald green water. After few meters there is a total dark and only the flash lights can be used. Continue to capital city, Ljubljana for a walking tour. Overnight in Ljubljana.

Your adventure finishes in Ljubljana. Stroll the picturesque central open-air market, the Three Bridges, the Baroque Town Hall, Robba’s Fountain or Tivoli Park. Before departure

relax in one of the numerous cafes along Ljubljanica river, have a lunch in one of the fine restaurants and feel the vibrant atmosphere of the capital.

Travel to Croatia and its capital city Zagreb.
After your check-in at selected hotel discover the history of Zagreb during your walking tour. View the Upper Town, St. Mark’s Church,

St. Catherine’s Church, the Cathedral, the Parliament and the Government Palace.
Overnight in Zagreb.

Plitvice Lakes are one of the oldest national parks in Southeast Europe. Since 1979 they are listed on UNESCO Register of World Natural Heritage. Water that has carved its way through travertine rocks for millions of years made many deep lakes and breathtaking waterfalls.

Enjoy a walk along the wooden paths, have a boat ride on the biggest lake, and discover the rich flora and fauna. Overnight in Plitvice Lakes.

Paklenica National Park is situated south of Velebit, the largest mountain range in Croatia with high peaks, stunning views, deep gorges, and pine forests. Take the track leading from Velika Paklenica Canyon to the Mountain Hut (2 hours hike, moderate). In the afternoon continue to Zadar.

Visit the Roman Forum and St. Donatus Church. Walk to Zadar’s Sea Organ set within the perforated stone stairs that descend into the sea. A system of pipes and whistles exudes wistful sighs when the movement of the sea pushes air through it.

The Krka National Park is a magical place of waterfalls and gorges with the river gushing through a karstic canyon. The most attractive part of the park, a massive, clear, natural pool with high waterfalls at one end and cascades at the other is called Skradinski Buk.

Continue to Šibenik. Wander the steep and narrow streets and discover the history and culture traces all around you, like the famous St. James cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Overnight in Šibenik area.

Split became famous because of an acient palace, built by Roman Emperor Diocletian.
Dioklecian’s Palace was ment to be his retirement home. Despite the changes made through the centuries, it is still an integral part of the city and still very much alive. Take a ferry from Split to the island of Hvar,

called also the Island of the Sun. Upon arrival walk through narrow streets, view the 15th-century Franciscan Monastery, and admire the agave lace collection. Make a stop at St Stephen’s Cathedral and see the Arsenal, a thick-walled fortress overlooking the harbour. Overnight in Hvar.

Today’s hike runs through villages where you see the beauties of traditional architecture and way of living, learn about medical herbs, and much more. Try the homemade vine (Prosek) or grappa, all prepared in a traditional way.

The walk starts from Velo Grablje towards Malo Grablje following the old trail. From Malo Grablje walk to the small town of Milna and return with a transfer back to Hvar town (3-4 hours walk, moderate). Overnight in Hvar.

Travel to nearby Korčula island. Have a walking tour of Korčula, a historic fortified town. The old city is surrounded by walls and the streets are arranged in a herringbone pattern allowing free circulation of air but protecting against strong winds. Walk via Napoleon’s Road between the towns of Pupnat and Žrnovo.

Pupnat, named after vine leaves is a village in the interior part of the island. Route passes small farms and vineyards surrounded by miles of dry stone walls and dotted with kucice, traditional dry-stone huts used for housing livestock. The trail ends in Žrnovo (2 hours walk, moderate). Overnight in Korčula.

Travel south to Dubrovnik. On the way stop on the Peljesac Peninsula for a visit to the city walls of the town Ston and pause for lunch. The area is well known for great wines and oysters.
In Dubrovnik walk through the city’s cobblestone streets. Enter the Franciscan monastery with the 3rd oldest still

functioning pharmacy in the world and the Rectors Palace. Take the cable car to the top of Mt. Srd to admire the amazing view over the fortified town and have an easy hike to Strinčjera Fort (1.3 km one-way, easy walk). Overnight in Dubrovnik.

Just one more visit before you travel back home: Dubrovnik city walls. Visiting the walls is one of the city highlights. They are 2km long and offer magnificent views on

hidden narrow streets, lively squares and imposing fortresses that had defensive role in Dubrovnik’s history. After the visit transfer is ready to take you to the airport.