Arrival to Ljubljana airport.  Private transfer from Ljubljana airport to the hotel in Ljubljana area. Overnight at the hotel in Ljubljana area. 

Breakfast at the hotel. The capital city of Slovenia lies in a basin between the Karst and the alpine   region at 298 meters above sea level. We like to say it is sufficiently large to contain everything that a capital should have, and small enough to preserve the individuality of its inhabitants. It is a city with a soul, featured by the Baroque Old Town which is nestled at the foot of Castle Hill, the Art Nouveau mansions as well as some of the masterpieces of the world renowned architect Jože Plečnik. Ljubljana nowadays presents the political, cultural, scientific and university centre of Slovenia. Adding an open-air market, Ljubljanica River that meanders through the city and a mighty castle rising above the narrow streets – all that and much more you can admire in Ljubljana. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight at the hotel in Ljubljana area.

Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer from Ljubljana to Bled. BLED; is famous for the Lake Bled, which makes it a major tourist attraction. Perched on a rock overlooking the lake stands the Bled castle. The Bled castle is built on top of a 130-meter cliff. It is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Slovenia. Pletna boat ride included. Free time for personal exploring. Transfer continues to Zagreb. Overnight at the hotel in Zagreb area.

Breakfast at the hotel.  Zagreb grew up on two neighboring hills: Kaptol – the center of spiritual and   religious life of north-western Croatia and Gradec – the commercial center of  skillful tradesmen and craftsmen. Take an easy walk with your guide, visiting the  Upper Town with its Gothic Cathedral, the beautiful and ornate St. Catherine’s church or the massive St. Mark’s  church with its famous color-tiled roof. Continue to the medieval Stone Gate and “Dolac”, the open-air market  which are a must for all visitors. Rest of the day at leisure. Overnight at the hotel in Zagreb area. 

Private transfer from Zagreb to Plitvice National Park.  Plitvice National Park is one of the most beautiful and best-preserved  national parks in the country. This is why the entire lakes and surrounding area were declared a national park in 1949 and are listed on the UNESCO`s list of World Heritage Sites because of its exceptional beauty. It is a valley situated between high forested mountains in which lie, one below another, a string of sixteen beautiful lakes of crystal blue and green waters. Fed by small streams and brooks, they spill into each other in 92 foaming cascades and thundering waterfalls. The lakes themselves cover about 2 square kilometers and the entire national park covers 200 square kilometers. Free time for personal exploring. Overnight at the hotel in Plitvice area.

Breakfast at the hotel.  Transfer from Plitvice to Zadar  The Zadar peninsula still preserves very old network of narrow and charming city streets, as well as a Roman forum dating back to the first century AD. The pre-Romanesque Church of St. Donat dates back to the ninth century and it is certainly Zadar’s most famous spot. The town is fortified with medieval walls, distinguished for their pretty and impressive ports – entries in the city all dating back to the sixteenth century. Even Alfred Hitchcock was impressed and supposedly said that the sunset here is more beautiful than in California. Countless buildings and monuments attest to the rich intellectual and cultural heritage of the city. At the end of the Western Quay is Zadar’s newest feature, the Sea Organ. This unusual organ is powered by the wind and the sea. When the sea pushes air through the whistles, a series of melancholy chords are played, with the sound emerging through  the perforated stone stairs. Next to the Sea Organ is the Sun Salutation also designed by Nikola Basic. This circle of  glass collects the sun’s rays by day, stores the energy, and emits it as a flickering light show after dark.  Free time. Transfer continues to Split. Overnight at the hotel in Split area.  

Breakfast at the hotel. The old town of Split is built on and around the spectacular Roman Palace erected by  the Roman Emperor Diocletian (born in Salona – today’s Solin) in the 4th century. The  walking tour starts with a visit to the cellars of the Palace that are still very well  preserved. The cellars offer a good view at how the life in the Palace was organized. Other sites such as the Golden Gate, the Silver Gate, the Peristyle Square etc. will be  seen from the outside. In the afternoon, transfer to Hvar via public ferry / catamaran. Enjoy a tour of the culture, art and history of Hvar, one of the principal destinations on  the Dalmatian Riviera. Hvar is home to fiercely proud, determined and courteous people, who are eager to show off their city. Walk around historical center of Hvar, called Groda, visit the city  square, the arsenal, the theater and the cathedral. Overnight at the hotel in Hvar area.

Breakfast at the hotel. This unique day on the sea starts with the majestic Green and Blue caves and includes Vis and the Pakleni islands!  We’ll begin by cruising between Hvar and the islets of Ravnik and Biševo. First we will  visit the Green Cave where we will get a chance to swim inside and enjoy the emerald  light show!. Then we’ll discover a picturesque hidden inlet called Stiniva, where you can enjoy a delicious swim or just relax and sun bathe. After Stiniva, it’s off to  experience the world-renowned Blue Cave, whose ethereal silvery­blue color is  created by the sun as it bathes the inside of the cave through an opening in the roof  and is reflected back by the sandy surface below. Widely regarded as one of the  world’s most beautiful natural phenomena, this cave is a must­see. Our trip continues  to the legendary island of Vis and the authentic fishing village of Komiža. We will have  an hour of free time to explore this charming seaside hamlet before we take off to  enjoy the Paklinski Islands. We’ll stop at one of the archipelago’s most popular bays,  Vinogradišce at Palmižana, where you can have a seaside lunch at some of the best  restaurants in the Adriatic! After lunch, you can swim, relax or even go dancing at the Laganini lounge club beach bar, a famous island hangout where Bono enjoyed THAT 10-course lunch! 

Overnight at the hotel in Hvar area

Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer from Hvar to Sucuraj. Embark the local ferry to Drvenik. Transfer from Drvenik to Ston  Stop in Ston for personal exploring:  Ston is a small town on a narrow isthmus connecting the peninsula of Peljesac with the mainland, known for their  traditional salt production, construction of a huge, fortified complex encompassing the settlements of Mali and  Veliki Ston and high-quality oysters/mussels. The best oysters in Croatia and the world come from Mali Ston bay,  which has been famous for seashell cultivation since the Roman Empire days.   Transfer continues to Dubrovnik. Overnight at the hotel in Dubrovnik area.

Breakfast at the hotel. The old city of Dubrovnik has remained basically unchanged since the thirteenth century. Its medieval ramparts encircle the city which pedestrians can enter through one of two gates – either way, they find themselves joining the evening promenade Stradun which you can either join or watch, a drink in hand, from one of the various cafes and restaurants along the way. The city is alive with open air markets, artisans’ shops and studios of artists, Baroque churches and Gothic-Renaissance palaces, unexpected courtyards, and covered loggias. In the summer, music fills the air as the internationally renowned Summer Festival reveals the magic of theatre, music and dance. In the fall and spring, the squeals of schoolchildren travel up and down the stone alleys and the younger generation  discovers the unparalleled freedom of a city where no cars are allowed and the stone-faced houses and orange tiled roofs have remained unchanged for centuries.Afternoon at leisure.Overnight at the hotel in Dubrovnik area.

Breakfast at the hotel.  Private transfer to Dubrovnik airport.  End of our services.