Tour itinerary
Day 1 – Welcome to Zagreb
Upon your arrival, your driver will greet you at the airport and transfer you to your accommodation. After check-in, you’ll embark on a two-and-a-half-hour walking tour.
Your journey begins at Ban Josip Jelačić Square, the heart of the city, before heading to the Zagreb Cathedral, the tallest building in Croatia and a stunning example of Gothic architecture. Next, explore the oldest part of Zagreb, including the historic Stone Gate, first mentioned in 1429, and St. Mark’s Square with its iconic church. You’ll also visit Lotrščak Tower and stroll through the charming Upper Town, culminating in a ride on the famous Zagreb funicular, the shortest funicular in the world.
Overnight in Zagreb.
Day 2 – Explore North part of Croatia
Today, you’ll journey from the capital, Zagreb, to the former capital, Varaždin. En route, you’ll visit Trakošćan Castle, built in the 13th century and the most visited castle in Croatia. After exploring the castle, you’ll continue your drive to Varaždin, renowned as Croatia’s most beautiful Baroque town.
Before returning to Zagreb, you’ll stop at a local winery to savour exquisite wines while enjoying spectacular views of the surrounding landscape.
Overnight in Zagreb.
Day 3 – Let’s go to Slovenia
Departing from Zagreb, your first stop will be in Samobor to taste the famous vanilla cream cake. Afterward, you’ll continue your journey to Ljubljana, the charming capital of Slovenia.
Once in Ljubljana, a local guide will lead you through the historical Old Town. You’ll visit key sights such as Prešeren Square, St. Nicholas Cathedral, the vibrant farmers’ market, and the iconic Dragon Bridge. The tour concludes with a visit to Ljubljana Castle, offering stunning views of the city.
Overnight in Ljubljana.
Day 4 – Explore Bled region
The Bled region is one of the most breathtaking landscapes in Slovenia and a must-visit destination. Your day begins at the enchanting Lake Bled, where you’ll take a traditional pletna boat to Bled Island to visit St. Mary’s Church and ring the Wishing Bell.
Next, you’ll explore Bled Castle, perched high above the lake, offering stunning views of the Julian Alps. Afterward, enjoy the natural beauty of Vintgar Gorge and conclude your tour at picturesque Bohinj Lake.
Overnight in Ljubljana.
Day 5 – Leaving Slovenia to explore Istria region in Croatia
Today, you’ll depart Ljubljana and head toward Rovinj, making your first stop at the breathtaking Postojna Cave. Known as one of the most captivating caves in the world, you’ll explore its stunning formations aboard an underground train.
Next, visit Predjama Castle, the largest cave castle in the world, dramatically built into a 123-meter-high cliff.
Overnight in Rovinj.
Day 6 – Explore Rovinj, Pula and Bale
Begin your day in Rovinj, undoubtedly the most charming town in Istria. Stroll through its colourful streets, visit the Balbi Gate, and explore the Artists’ Street, culminating at the Church of St. Euphemia, which dominates the skyline.
Next, head to Pula, where you’ll tour the impressive Pula Arena, the sixth-largest Roman coliseum in the world. The Roman influence in Pula’s architecture is remarkable, with highlights including the Temple of Augustus and the Sergius Gate.
Conclude your day in Bale, a quaint town known for its excellent restaurants and the stunning Soardo-Bembo Castle, one of its most picturesque attractions.
Overnight in Rovinj.
Day 7 – The best Waterfalls in the region
Today is a commuting day as you travel from Rovinj to Croatia’s most famous national park, Plitvice Lakes. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1979, the park offers a unique experience with its stunning, untouched landscapes.
En route, you’ll make a stop in Opatija, a charming coastal town known as the birthplace of Croatian tourism. You’ll also visit the picturesque village of Rastoke, renowned for its beautiful waterfalls and traditional wooden houses.
Overnight at Plitvice Lakes.
Day 8 – Explore 16 lakes connected with cascading waterfalls
Today, enjoy a walking tour of Plitvice Lakes that lasts between three to five hours, featuring scenic walking paths, a bus ride, and a boat ride across the largest lake. Your guide will provide insights about the park and reveal some hidden trails.
After exploring the park, you’ll continue your journey to Split, with a stop in Zadar. In Zadar, you’ll tour key historical attractions, including the Church of St. Donatus, Kalelarga Street,Queen Jelena Park, Five Wells Square, and the Land Gate.
Your Zadar tour will conclude with visits to the unique Greetings to the Sun and the Sea Organ.
Overnight in Split.
Day 9 – Tour of Split, Klis fort and Trogir
Today, you’ll explore two UNESCO-protected towns: Split and Trogir, along with the impressive Klis Fortress. Your guide will lead you through Split’s magnificent archaeological and cultural sites, including Diocletian’s Palace, the bustling farmers’ market, and St. Lawrence Cathedral.
Next, you’ll head to Trogir to visit the historic Kamerlengo Fortress. Finally, you’ll conclude your day at Klis Fortress, one of the best-preserved medieval forts, offering spectacular views of the Kozjak and Mosor mountains, as well as the islands of Brač, Hvar, and Vis.
Overnight in Split
Day 10 – Tour of island Brac
Today, you’ll explore Brač, the third-largest island in Croatia, renowned for its architecture and culinary heritage. Your tour will include a visit to the only school in
Croatia dedicated to stone masonry, as well as the Olive Oil Museum, where you’ll learn about traditional olive oil production processes.
Your guide will take you to the summit of Vidova Gora, the highest peak among all Croatian islands, offering breathtaking views. In the charming town of Bol, you’ll have free time to relax at Zlatni Rat, the most famous beach in Croatia.
Overnight in Split.
Day 11 – Visit Livno
Today, you’ll take a short one-hour drive from Split to the quaint Bosnian town of Livno. You’ll embark on an off-road adventure to Mount Cincar, home to the largest herd of wild horses in the region, with over 700 horses roaming through the breathtaking landscape.
Enjoy a picnic breakfast amidst nature, followed by a traditional lunch prepared in a private home, exclusively for you.
Overnight in Split.
Day 12 – Transfer from Split to Mostar
Today, you’ll transfer from Split to Mostar, following the scenic coastal road. Your first stop will be in the historic town of Omiš, known for its pirate heritage, where you’ll enjoy a brief walk.
Next, you’ll visit the famous Kravice Waterfalls in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Here, you’ll have the chance to explore the area and, for the adventurous, take a refreshing swim in the cool waters beneath the falls.
Overnight in Mostar.
Day 13 – Tour of Mostar region and transfer to Dubrovnik
Begin your day with a walking tour of Mostar, a charming town established by the Ottomans in the 16th century. You’ll visit the iconic Old Bridge, explore the guarding towers, stroll along Copper Street, and wander through the bustling bazaar.
After the tour, your guide will take you to Blagaj to see the Dervish House, followed by a visit to the historic town of Počitelj. Before reaching Dubrovnik, you’ll make a stop in Ston to admire the famous Ston Walls and the salt flats.
Overnight in Dubrovnik
Day 14 – Tour of Dubrovnik Region: The Pearl of the Adriatic
Start your day by exploring the historic Old Town of Dubrovnik, founded in the 7th century and known as Ragusa. Once an independent Republic and a rival to Venice, its beauty remains unmatched. You’ll stroll down Stradun Street, taking in some of Croatia’s most valued landmarks and cultural heritage.
Afterward, your driver will take you to the top of Mount Srđ for spectacular views of the Old Town. You’ll conclude your day with a visit to the charming town of Cavtat.
Overnight in Dubrovnik.
Day 15 – Montenegro, Fourth country on your tour
Today, you’ll explore the stunning coastal region of Montenegro, starting in the charming town of Perast. Here, you’ll take a boat to the picturesque Our Lady of the Rocks Church, built on a man-made island as a tribute to the Virgin Mary.
Next, continue to the medieval town of Kotor, known for its impressive defensive walls and rich history. A local guide will join you for a 90-minute tour, sharing insights into Kotor’s fascinating history and architecture.
After the tour, you’ll have the option to enjoy some free time in Kotor or continue to Budva.
Overnight in Dubrovnik.
Day 16 – Transfer to Dubrovnik Airport
On your final day, you’ll be transferred to Dubrovnik Airport for your departure. Take a moment to reflect on your incredible journey through Croatia and its neighbouring countries as you head home.
Safe travels!
