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To join the tour starting in Zagreb you have different options of arrival to the destination. The most elegant way is Zagreb airport with many flight connections, but you can also arrive to neighbouring airports, Ljubljana, Vienna, Budapest, Venice and we will transfer you to Zagreb.

Zagreb offers a welcome jolt of big-city sophistication. You can’t get a complete picture of modern Croatia without a visit here, away from the tourist resorts, in the lively and livable city that is home to one out of every six Croatians. Overnight in hotel Esplanade.

Get to know Croatia’s capital through the included city tour. The city is packed with historic buildings, such as the neo-gothic St. Marcus Church. Your tour with local guide will also include tasting of local products

at the Dolac Market as an ideal place to delve into Croatia’s culinary scene and funicular ride to the Upper Town. Enjoy a free afternoon in the town or back at your hotel. Overnight in hotel Esplanade.

From Croatian capital we head north to one of the greenest and most charming capitals of Europe, Ljubljana, capital of Slovenia. Enjoy a walking city tour of Ljubljana and see some of the most significant sights of the old city centre such as the picturesque

Central open-air market and the Three Bridges, both designed by famous architect Jože Plečnik, as well as the Baroque Town Hall and Robba’s Fountain. During your tour, you will also visit the Ljubljana Castle and Virtual Museum. Overnight in hotel Grand Plaza.

Travel to the Lake Bled, whose emerald green waters are set against the backdrop of looming alpine peaks. Visit the lakeside castle and enjoy the marvelous views. Optional boat ride on the lake: board an old-fashioned hand propelled gondola known as pletna for a private cruise to the small island

in the centre of the lake. Here you find the Church of the Assumption whose 15th century bell should be rung to bring good luck! Proceed to the heart of the Julian Alps in the Triglav National Park, beautiful Bohinj region, which is divided into the Upper and Lower Bohinj Valley. Overnight at hotel Bohinj.

There are twenty-four typical Alpine villages in two valleys. In the Upper Valley by the lake, visit the gothic St. John the Baptist Church, which has well-preserved frescoes from the 15th and 16th century. The journey continues with a cable car ride to the mountain Vogel

(1.537m/5.000ft), from where there is a wonderful view of the Lake Bohinj and the Julian Alps. In the afternoon, we will join locals at a Dairy Farm during butter cheese production made in a traditional way,in a copper kettle above wood fireplace. Overnight in hotel Bohinj.

Today we head to the “Opatija Riviera”, the former Habsburg vacation resort and modern day resort town, nestled between green forested hills and the cobalt Adriatic. On our way, we will stop at the Postojna Cave, the best-known karst cave and one of the world’s

largest karst monuments. It is the only cave in the world operating a cave train, so visitors can admire the underground world, where the geological past is revealed to visitors in its own way while riding a train. Late afternoon arrival to Opatija and overnight in hotel Sveti Jakov.

A full day tour of Istrian peninsula starts in the morning. Driving along the coast to Pula, the largest city in Istria. Upon arrival, guided city tour starting from the amphitheatre Arena, stopping by the Hercules Gate, the Cathedral and finishing at the Temple of Augustus. In the heart of Istrian peninsula, a pleasant

stop at local farm and olive mill. In Rovinj upon arrival, a stroll through the town to the Church of St. Euphemia and artist colony to the city gates. After the tour, lunch time at leisure to explore several nice restaurants in the centre. Late afternoon return to Opatija. Overnight in hotel Sveti Jakov.

Today we discover one of Croatia’s most astounding natural sites: the cascading lakes of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Plitvice National Park. Walking trails hug the lakes, allowing us to journey on foot

and watch as the water transforms from emerald green to azure blue. Late afternoon departure for Split, arriving early this evening. Overnight in Heritage hotel Fermai.

If impressed with the tour until this point, you can still proceed with the journey to the south. Or you can join an Adriatic cruise program, starting in Split.

If you lack of time, contact us for a short break in the Adriatic region.

Everything starts in the glamourus hotel Esplanade. Close to the hotel there is a railway station, so arriving by train to Zagreb is very comfortable. But, any means of transport you choose, we will arrange arrival transfer to the hotel for you.

Zagreb offers a welcome jolt of big-city sophistication. You can’t get a complete picture ofmodern Croatia without a visit here, away from the tourist resorts, in the lively and livable city that is home to one out of every six Croatians. Overnight in hotel Esplanade.

Get to know Croatia’s capital through the included city tour. The city is packed with historic buildings, such as the neo-gothic St. Marcus Church. Your tour with local guide will also include tasting of local products

at the Dolac Market as an ideal place to delve into Croatia’s culinary scene and funicular ride to the Upper Town. Enjoy a free afternoon in the town or back at your hotel. Overnight in hotel Esplanade.

From Croatian capital we head north to one of the greenest and most charming capitals of Europe, Ljubljana, capital of Slovenia. Enjoy a walking city tour of Ljubljana and see some of the most significant sights of the old city centre such as the picturesque

Central open-air market and the Three Bridges, both designed by famous architect Jože Plečnik, as well as the Baroque Town Hall and Robba’s Fountain. During your tour, you will also visit the Ljubljana Castle and Virtual Museum. Overnight in hotel Grand Plaza.

Travel to the Lake Bled, whose emerald green waters are set against the backdrop of looming alpine peaks. Visit the lakeside castle and enjoy the marvelous views. Optional boat ride on the lake: board an old-fashioned hand propelled gondola known as “pletna” for a private cruise to the small island

in the centre of the lake. Here you find the Church of the Assumption whose 15th century bell should be rung to bring good luck! Proceed to the heart of the Julian Alps in the Triglav National Park, beautiful Bohinj region, which is divided into the Upper and Lower Bohinj Valley. Overnight at hotel Bohinj.

There are twenty-four typical Alpine villages in two valleys. In the Upper Valley by the lake, visit the gothic St. John the Baptist Church, which has well-preserved frescoes from the 15th and 16th century. The journey continues with a cable car ride to the mountain Vogel

(1.537m/5.000ft), from where there is a wonderful view of the Lake Bohinj and the Julian Alps. In the afternoon, we will join locals at a Dairy Farm during butter and cheese production made in a traditional way – in a copper kettle above wood fireplace. Overnight in hotel Bohinj.

Today we head to the “Opatija Riviera”, the former Habsburg vacation resort and modern-day resort town, nestled between green forested hills and the cobalt Adriatic. On our way, we will stop at the Postojna Cave, the best-known karst cave and one of the world’s

largest karst monuments. It is the only cave in the world operating a cave train, so visitors can admire the underground world, where the geological past is revealed to visitors in its own way while riding a train. Late afternoon arrival to Opatija and overnight in hotel Sveti Jakov.

A full day tour starts in the morning. Driving along the coast to Pula, the largest city in Istria.
Upon arrival, guided city tour starting from the amphitheatre Arena, stopping by the Hercules Gate, the Cathedral and finishing at the Temple of Augustus. In the heart of Istrian peninsula, a pleasant stop

at local farm and olive mill. In Rovinj upon arrival, a stroll through the town to the Church of St. Euphemia and artist colony to the city gates. After the tour, lunch time at leisure to explore several nice restaurants in the centre. Late afternoon return to Opatija. Overnight in hotel Sveti Jakov.

Today we discover one of Croatia’s most astounding natural sites: the cascading lakes of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Plitvice National Park. Walking trails hug the lakes, allowing us to journey on foot

and watch as the water transforms from emerald green to azure blue. Late afternoon departure for Split, arriving early this evening. Overnight in Heritage hotel Fermai.

Split, the second-largest city of Croatia and the largest city of the region of Dalmatia, is home to 3rd-century Diocletian’s Palace. As you see on your guided tour, the palace,

and eventually its ruins, formed the historic heart of picturesque Split. Afternoon optional visit of ethnic village with tasting of local products. Overnight in Heritage hotel Fermai.

After breakfast, board a ferry for the two-hour cruise to Hvar, “queen” of the Dalmatian islands. Upon arrival, travel by coach to lively town of Hvar, where you will spend the next two nights.

Today has been set aside as a relaxing rest day, with a walking tour of the town in the afternoon. After the tour, enjoy your free time to explore your own interests. Overnight in Beach Bay Hotel.

Day at leisure to explore the island. Optional half-day off-road tour through the magical roads of the Europe’s sunniest island, which is famed for its

lavender, culture, olives and wine history. Overnight in Beach Bay Hotel.

We continue our journey south today, leaving Hvar Island for the mainland and then travelling along the scenic Dalmatian coast to the shimmering pearl of the Adriatic, Dubrovnik. Short drive along the Adriatic coast will bring us to local winery with astonishing views of the Adriatic see.

After wine tasting we will take the newly build bridge to Pelješac peninsula, make a short stop in the town of Ston and continue our drive towards Dubrovnik. Evening arrival to Dubrovnik. Overnight in Dubrovnik President Hotel.

During our walking tour of fortified town centre, we will see the impressive ramparts, erected during the Crusades to protect the town against land attacks. We will visit the 15th-century Rector’s Palace

and an early 14th-century Franciscan Monastery that is home to one of the Europe’s oldest pharmacies. Overnight in Dubrovnik President Hotel.

Free day at leisure. We suggest an optional tour to the picturesque Kotor Bay (UNESCO), where you can visit a charming small islet

and walk around the medieval walled Kotor, to discover its rich history. Overnight in Dubrovnik President Hotel.

Our joint journey is concluded, but nice impressions of this photogenic region full of history and culture, natural beauties, islands and beautifull beaches, special gourmet experiences, will stay for good.

We are expecting you again, soon, either for a thematic trip or just relaxing holidays.