Breakfast and check out. 

Meet your driver in the hotel lobby for a private transfer to Plitvice Lakes, with stops at Postojna Cave and Predjama Castle along the way.

Your first stop is Postojna Cave, one of the largest karst caves in the world and one of Slovenia’s top attractions. Known for its stunning stalagmite and stalactite formations, the cave offers an unforgettable experience. A special electric train will take you through about five kilometers of the cave’s total 21 kilometers of passageways. The cave is also home to the unique "human fish," a pale amphibian found nowhere else in Europe. Be sure to bring a jacket and appropriate footwear, as the cave’s temperature is quite cool.

Next, visit Predjama Castle. Perched dramatically on the side of a 123-meter-high cliff, Predjama Castle is one of the most picturesque and striking castles in the world. With its majestic appearance, perched at the entrance to a cave, the castle seems almost impregnable—an architectural marvel built into the rock face that has stood the test of time.

After exploring the castle, continue your journey towards Plitvice Lakes.

Upon arrival, check in to your accommodation located within Plitvice Lakes National Park, the first national park in the world to be added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979.

Breakfast at the hotel. 

Meet your driver and head to Entrance #1 of Plitvice Lakes National Park.

Upon arrival, enjoy some time for independent exploration of the park.

As Croatia’s first national park and a UNESCO World Heritage site, Plitvice Lakes offers visitors a sensory experience like no other. The park’s 16 cascading lakes and numerous waterfalls create one of the world’s most stunning natural landscapes. The vibrant hues of green and blue, paired with the powerful sound of waterfalls, make Plitvice a true paradise on Earth.

After your exploration, you’ll have free time for lunch.

We recommend dining at the traditional restaurant Lička kuća, where you can sample local specialties such as smoked ham, "basa" cottage cheese, lamb cooked under an iron cover, grilled meats, baked potatoes, trout, sour milk, and regional treats like Lika fritters and Lika strudels filled with cheese, apple, or plum.

Breakfast at the hotel and check out. 

Meet your driver at the hotel lobby for private transfer to Split. 

Upon arrival, refresh yourself before taking your tour of Split.

Meet your personal guide at the hotel lobby for private walking tour of Split. Explore vibrant coastal town that seamlessly blends ancient history with modern life, all centred around the majestic Diocletian’s Palace. This UNESCO World Heritage site, built by Roman Emperor Diocletian in 305 AD, forms the heart of the city and is one of the best-preserved Roman structures in existence. The palace, which was originally designed as a retirement residence for Diocletian, spans several acres and includes impressive architectural features such as grand gates, ancient columns, and a vast peristyle courtyard.

In addition to the palace itself, Split boasts a rich array of cultural landmarks. Around the palace, you'll find the stunning Renaissance Prokurative Square, the remains of noble family palaces, churches such as the Cathedral of St. Domnius, and numerous galleries and museums showcasing the city’s layered history. The town’s blend of ancient Roman heritage and lively Mediterranean atmosphere makes Split a unique destination, where the past and present coexist harmoniously.

After the tour, farewell to your guide and enjoy the rest of the day free at leisure. 

This morning, after leisure breakfast, walk to the meeting point to meet your skipper and board your private boat. Discuss your preferred route with the skipper and set off on your cruising adventure.

The Blue Lagoon is a paradise for snorkelers, with its crystal-clear waters and sandy seabed made up of crushed sea shells that shimmer in various shades of blue under the sun. After enjoying a swim and snorkeling around the lagoon, take some time to relax in the sun and take in the view of the three surrounding islands. 

If you'd like, you can also visit the UNESCO-protected town of Trogir. This charming town is home to some of the best-preserved examples of Romanesque-Gothic architecture in Central Europe. Founded in the 3rd century, Trogir is like an open-air museum with its ancient alleys, palaces, and castles, all steeped in history and culture.

When hunger strikes, we’ll take you to the village of Maslinica on Šolta Island for a delightful lunch at the historic castle built by the noble Marchi family in 1708.

In the afternoon, cruise back to Split.

Breakfast and check out. 

Meet your personal assistance to help you with the luggage reaching Split port. 

Embark public highspeed boat to Hvar island. 

Upon arrival, your hotel porters will take over your luggage.

Later, meet your driver for a private biking adventure on Hvar Island. 

Your cycling journey begins in the ancient town of Stari Grad, the oldest settlement on Hvar. As you ride through its historic streets, your guide will take you on a journey through centuries of history. Starting from the town center, you’ll continue along the ancient Greek trail of Hora, now a UNESCO-protected site, and explore the Stari Grad Plain—Europe's oldest example of land division.

Next, cycle to Vrboska, a charming fishing village nestled in a deep inlet and connected by a network of picturesque bridges. This quaint village will surely become one of your favourite memories of Hvar. 

Continuing through a stunning pine forest, you’ll reach the town of Jelsa, where you can pause for a coffee in the peaceful atmosphere of the main square.

After Jelsa, the tour takes you inland through lush vineyards and olive groves, offering a glimpse of the quieter, rural side of the island. Here, you’ll visit a local winery for a wine tasting experience, where you can sample some of Hvar's finest wines.

The next stop is a local restaurant in Svirče, where you'll enjoy a delicious dinner.

Before concluding your tour, visit a 350-year-old family home (konoba), where you’ll learn about the long-standing wine-making tradition that has been passed down through generations. Here, you'll have the chance to taste their self-produced wines in a warm, family-friendly atmosphere.

Breakfast at the hotel. 

Stroll independently to the dock to meet your private skipper and embark your boat for a full day tour. 

Enjoy private boat tour from Hvar to the Vis Island and Blue Cave, and enjoy some relaxing time in the protected bays of Hvar's nearby Pakleni Islands. The highlight of this trip would be exploring Blue Cave; one of the unique natural phenomenon in the world and the magnificent work of Mother Nature.

After the tour, farewell to your skipper and enjoy free evening at leisure. 

Breakfast and check out. 

Meet your assistance at the hotel lobby and stroll together to Hvar port to embark regular public catamaran to Dubrovnik. 

Upon arrival to Dubrovnik, meet your driver holding a welcome sign with your name on it for private transfer to your hotel. 

Check in and refresh yourself before meeting the guide for a walking tour. 

Dubrovnik – “The Pearl of The Adriatic”!  Walk through the city among its architectural and cultural masterpieces that will set you back in time: the Franciscan Monastery, Gothic cloister with one of the oldest pharmacies in Europe; the Rector’s Palace; the Onofrio fountain and the Bell tower. Take a short break for a drink with amazing views at Buza Bar. The location on the rocks has gorgeous views. At the end of your tour be inspired to walk along the UNESCO landmark - ancient City Walls that have protected Dubrovnik  Republic for centuries.

Breakfast at the hotel. 

Meet your driver for a transfer to the scenic region of Konavle, home to approximately 30 charming villages nestled amidst lush, natural beauty. Konavle is a region renowned for its striking natural beauty and contrasts—mountains and valleys, lush green hills and rugged stone landscapes, the deep blue of the sea and the vibrant green of the land. Locals refer to these contrasting areas as "Gornja" (Upper) and "Donja" (Lower) Banda. Surrounded by the Konavle mountains to the north and bordered by the Adriatic Sea to the south, the region stretches from the entrance to the Bay of Kotor in the east to the Prevlaka Peninsula. To the west, it gently slopes down to the picturesque coves of Obod and Cavtat.

Your first stop will be the village of Lovorno, where you'll visit a family-owned estate that has preserved the traditional way of life as it once was. This family runs various agricultural activities, offering guests an authentic experience of rural life. You’ll have the chance to explore the farm, learn about local products, and discover the traditions of the area. Enjoy a private cooking class and indulge in a delicious homemade lunch at the family estate.

After lunch, enjoy leisure walk in Cavtat. Cavtat, once known as Epidaurum in Roman times, has a fascinating history that spans over 2,000 years. The town is filled with remnants of its ancient past, including Roman ruins, medieval buildings, and Renaissance-era architecture. A stroll through the old town reveals cobblestone streets, centuries-old churches, and well-preserved structures that tell the story of the town’s past.

Breakfast and check out. 

Depending on your flight time, meet your driver at the hotel lobby for private transfer to Dubrovnik airport.