From Dubrovnik to Zagreb 14D

• pick up from the Dubrovnik airport and transfer to your accommodation, check in
• free time
• overnight in Dubrovnik

• city tour of Dubrovnik – the “Pearl of the Adriatic” with a local guide: Old Walled City,
Onofrio’s Fountain, Old Port, St. Saviour’s church, fortresses of St. Luke and St. John, St
Blaise, Dubrovnik’s patron saint, the Cathedral, the Rector’s Palace, Sponza Palace and
Orlando’s Column
• panoramic drive with the breathtaking view of Dubrovnik and the surrounding islands
from the mount Srđ
• free time and overnight in Dubrovnik

• 2-hour drive to the city of Kotor
• sightseeing of Kotor Bay, one of the world’s 25 most beautiful bays, often called Europe’s
southernmost fjord, but in fact it’s a submerged river canyon
• arrival to Budva, a 2 500 years old city famous for its well-preserved medieval walled city,
sandy beaches, and vibrant nightlife
• overnight in Dubrovnik

• visit of Ston, oyster tasting
• short boat trip to Korčula and exploring Korčula, the birth place of Marco Polo
• Overnight in Orebić

• departure to Mostar, where the East meets the West, the city of cultural and living contrast
• city tour of Mostar: famous Old Bridge at Neretva river, coffee break and stroll of authentic alleys on both sides
• lunch break in Mostar
• Kravice waterfalls
• overnight in Split

• Split city tour: the city’s majestic Cathedral that rises from within the 1700-year-old walls of
Diocletian’s Palace, Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, Peristyle in the
centre of the palace, the Roman temples, the famous Golden Gate, big statue of Grgur
Ninski
• Trogir city tour: St. Lawrence Cathedral, Radovan’s portal, the most significant medieval
portal on this part of Europe, Palace of Cipico, Tower of Kamerlengo…
• overnight in Split

• optional full day boat trip to Blue cave and Hvar island
• free time to enjoy the sunniest spot in Europe, Hvar, with over 2715 hours of sunlight in an average year
• overnight in Split

• an hour and a half drive along one of the most beautiful coasts in the Mediterranean, the Dalmatian coast Croatian autochthonous town that was first mentioned in 1066 during the reign of one of the most important Croatian kings, Krešimir IV
• visit of the beautiful Krka waterfalls
• city tour of Zadar: the soundandlight spectacle of the Sea Organ and Sun Salutation, The Forum, Peoples Square, Five Wells Square…
• overnight in Zadar

• departure from Zadar in the morning hours • pleasant drive to the most beautiful and famous national park in Croatia, Plitvice Lakes, the oldest and largest national park in Croatia, with total of 16 lakes connected by hundreds of waterfalls. 4-hour tour includes walk, boat and train
• overnight in Rovinj

• afrer brekfast drive to Motovun, a fortified town located atop a 277-meter-high hill, where the worldrenowned film festival takes place
• city tour of Pula, the largest town of the Istrian region: Roman Amphitheatre, Temple of Augustus, Triumphal Arch of Sergius…
• visit of Hum, the smallest city in the world
• free time and overnight in Rovinj

• after breakfast drive to the charming lake resort of Bled, famous for its medieval castle situated on a cliff high above and amazing surrounding Alpine peaks Castle terraces offer spectacular views of the lake and the tiny island in the middle
• free time for lunch and to enjoy the famous Slovenian desert, the delicious vanilla custard and cream cake „kremšnita “– one of the most famous Slovenian desserts
• arrival to Ljubljana and explore its sights
• overnight in Zagreb

• Zagreb city tour with a local guide: city’s historical landmarks and the sights: the Main Square, Zagreb Cathedral, Tkalčićeva street, “Bloody Bridge” (Krvavi Most), Stone Gate, St Mark’s Church, Lotrščak Tower, Zagreb funicular ride.
• panoramic route that encompasses Zrinjevac Square, the King Tomislav Square, the Botanical garden, Croatian National Theatre, Maksimir Zagreb’s oldest public park, Mirogoj cemetery
• overnight in Zagreb

• we will discover two of northern Croatia’s historical highlights on a private Trakošćan Castle and Varaždin day trip from Zagreb. Venture north through rural Croatia and visit the hilltop 13th-century Trakošćan to see its displays of art and weaponry, and admire its gardens and lake. Then, explore the town of Varaždin, dubbed ‘Little Vienna’ for its baroque architecture, and known for its medieval castle, churches, and cobbled squares
• overnight in Zagreb

• transfer to the airport