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Make the best of your time while travelling from Zagreb to Split and Dubrovnik. On the way to Split visit Plitvice lakes the most popular Croatian National park and spend the night in Split. The second day explore Split and it´s attractions like the Diocletian´s palace. On the third day while going to Dubrovnik stop in Mostar, the city of bridges.
Zagreb
Dubrovnik
• Rastoke Village
• 4-hour tour of the breathtaking natural beauties of Plitvice Lakes that includes walk, boat and train
• free time for lunch in a traditional Lika restaurant
• drive to Split, check in to the accommodation
• city tour of Split: 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
• overnight in Split
• morning city tour of Split: 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
• lunch and free afternoon in the city
• overnight in Split
• after breakfast drive to Mostar in Bosnia and Hercegovina
• city tour of Mostar, the city with cultural and living contrasts, where the East meets West: famous Old Bridge at Neretva river
and stroll of authentic alleys on both river banks, Catholic and Muslim
• arrival to Dubrovnik in the evening hours, check in to the accommodation
• 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
• overnight in Dubrovnik
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