Arrival  at Zagreb  airport  . Meeting with your tour leader and driver and transfer to city center. Visit od Zagreb with local guide. Your sightseeing tour will take you along the most interesting historic part of the town: Trg B. Jelačića (Governor Jelačić Square), or simply The Square, the main square in Zagreb. Upper town – Gradec and Kaptol, two medieval settlements that the city of Zagreb grew from and has some  of  the most important landmarks of the city: The  Cathedral (Katedrala  Marijinog  Uznesenja), Dolac – open  market,  Tkalčićeva street (Tkalča to locals), Stone Gate, St. Mark’s Church (Crkva Sv. Marka) and more…. After the visit accommodation in the hotel. Time at leisure.

In the evening you will enjoy in a welcome dinner in a local restaurant.

Overnight Zagreb

Breakfast at the hotel and departure to Ljubljana. On arrival visit of the town with local guide.

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 Joze Plecnik. Ljubljana nowadays presents the political, cultural, scientific and university center of Slovenia.

Rest of the day at leisure.

Overnight LJUBLJANA

Breakfast at the hotel and departure to Bled. Visit of Bled including the castle and Pletna boat ride with entrance to St. Mary church. Lake Bled, together with it’s surroundings, ranks among the most beautiful alpine resorts. This pearl of Slovenia and the whole Alpine region, with a tiny island and St. Mary’s Church in the middle of the Lake and an old medieval Castle up on the cliff that offers you an amazing views is definitely something you will be enchanted with Free time after the visit and return to Ljubljana.

Overnight in Ljubljana :

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to Postojna and regular tour of Postojna caves.  Postojna Cave is the best-known cave in the world. It is also the greatest tourist attraction in Slovenia and one of the world’s largest karst monuments. For 140 years, the Postojna Cave, as the only cave in the world, offers a unique and adventurous ride with a special train, which will take you into the cave, under spectacular underground arches, which are embellished with chandelier look-alike stalactites, through a beautiful subterranean world full of playful limestone sculptures.

After the visit proceed to Opatija. Time at leisure.

Overnight Opatija

Breakfast at the hotel and departure to Istra Peninsula.  Visit of Rovinj with local guide.  Rovinj is a  charmingly  picturesque  town and one  the  most romantic  places in  the  Mediterranean!   The Old  Town is  a reflection of what Rovinj  was  like  when  it  was  all  packed  into  one  crowded  island.  The  narrow,  winding,  cobbled  streets,  crammed-together  houses  and buildings and picturesque squares will just take your breath away. One of the most famous attractions is The St Euphemia Cathedral, the largest Baroque building in Istria… After Rovinj proceed to Motovun are. Visit of Motovun and truffle tasting in the area.  Motovun, possibly the most picturesque medieval town of inner Istria which has been since prehistoric times the most important settlement of this area. Motovun is a small town of rich cultural and historical heritage, situated on a hill above the Mirna river valley, with a beautiful view of the valley and the famous Motovun forest, habitat of the respectable white truffle, where in 1999 the then-largest white truffle in the world was found (1.301 grams), whose record-breaking size is confirmed by a certificate of the Guiness Book of World Records. Proceed to Hum. Visit. Hum – ‘smallest town in the world’. Apart for its size, Hum is also known for its traditional top-quality aromatic Biska mistletoe brandy and as a centre of the Glagolitic alphabet. The town’s stone streets, squares, churches and walls attest to its great history. Return to Opatija.

Overnight Opatija

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to Rastoke. Short stopover for the visit.  Rastoke serves as an introduction to Plitvice Lakes. In contrast to the Lakes, Rastoke features a three hundred-year old village with houses and watermills which emerged among cliffs and islets.

Everything that nature created over thousands of years and man later built while respecting  natural  resources  blends  into  a  unique  whole  together  with  the  surrounding  limestone  rocks,  old  forts  and  the  small  town  of Slunj.  Proceed to Plitvice. Guided tour of the National park.  Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia’s most popular tourist attraction was granted UNESCO World Heritage status in 1979.

The beauty of the  National  Park  lies  in  its  sixteen  lakes,  inter-connected  by  a  series  of  waterfalls,  and  set  in deep  woodland populated by  deer,  bears, wolves, boars and rare bird species.  The National Park covers a total area of 300 square kilometers, whilst the lakes join together over a distance of eight kilometers. Dinner at the hotel.

Overnight in Plitvice/Slunj:

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to Sibenik. On arrival guided tour of the city.  Šibenik is a town which successfully combines famous history and natural beauties. The Old Town is a typical Mediterranean medieval city, with  a  warren  of  pedestrianized  alleyways  and  piazzas  overlooked  by  green-shuttered  stone  houses. The  most  important  monument  of Šibenik is the Gothic-Renaissance cathedral of St. Jacob and it is also a unique monument of the European sacral architecture, included in the UNESCO’ s World Heritage list in 2001. After the visit free time and proceed to Split.

Overnight in Split area

Breakfast at the hotel. Visit of Split with local guide. Split is a town of ancient history, built and preserved over the  course  of 1700 years by  its  loving  inhabitants. We will  do  walking  tour in Diocletian palace, the most precious monument in the city. Diocletian Palace is one of the most significant original structures of the late ancient architecture, a kind of an Imperial Palace that was enlisted in UNESCO’s World Heritage. After the visit proceed to Trogir for a guided tour.  Trogir is the historic stone city and the Unesco Heritage site. The orthogonal street plan dates back to the Hellenistic and the whole city is made of stone and there is no modern architecture.

Its beautiful Romanesque churches are complemented by the outstanding Renaissance and  Baroque  buildings  from  the  Venetian  period;  the  Cathedral  of  St.  Lawrence  (St.  Lovre),  famous  by  Radovan’s  portal,  the  beautiful Kamerlengo Tower and much more. Free time and return to Split.

Overnight in Split area

Breakfast  at  the  hotel.  Transfer  to  the  port  and  FD  boat  tour.  Wellcome  drink  on  the  boat.  Departure  to  Hvar  town.  12:00  aproximate arrival in Hvar. Guided tour.   The town of Hvar, on the honey moon island, is the oldest tourist center of Dalmatia, rich in historical monuments and interesting for the visitor.    A  visit  to  the  16th-century  Theater,  the  13th-century  Arsenal,  or  the  central  town  square  with  the  Cathedral,  surrounded  by numerous palaces built in different architectural styles, all of it only completing the picture.

The Franciscan monastery in the town is known for its collection of works of old masters, including the ”Last Supper” by Ingoli. 14:00 lunch on the boat, 15:00 departure to Palmizana ( Pakleni island). Free time and return to Split. On arrival in the port, transfers to the hotel .

Overnight in Split Area

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to Ston where we will have a wine and oyster tasting This  historic  town  is  surrounded  by  a  5km  long  fortified  wall,  the  second  longest  in  the  world  after  the  Great Wall  of  China,  which  was originally erected in 1358 to protect the town. Now, over 20 towers still remain and the wall represents an impressive flashback to the past. Ston area is also home to oyster farm. Thanks to the unique ecological balance of the area, the farm grows a variety of oyster that have died out elsewhere making these a truly special delicacy. Proceed to Dubrovnik. On arrival visit with local guide.  Dubrovnik’s nickname is a “Pearl of the Adriatic” and is listed as a UNESCO world heritage site since 1979. Today Dubrovnik is the proudest feather in Croatia’s tourist cap, an elite destination and one of the most beautiful towns in the Mediterranean.    The old city is encompassed by medieval walls, which have been preserved in their original form and opened for visitors as Dubrovnik’s major attraction. Whole city is alive monument and rich treasury of history.

Overnight in the area of Dubrovnik riviera

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to Bosnia and Hercegovina. Visit of Pocitelj, Medjugorje and Mostar. This unique settlement, listed as a UNESCO heritage site and recent reconstruction has returned the town to its original form. Besides its stunning oriental architecture and Ottoman feel, Pocitelj hosts the longest operating art colony in southeast Europe. Artists from around the world gather here to paint, among other things but importantly, the shiny red pomegranates and figs that grow in abundance on the hills of Pocitelj. Medjugorje is one of the best known sacred places in the world where pilgrims and visitors come to regain their inter forces to overcome the difficulties of life.. It is known as a place where pilgrims come to worship the Virgin Mary. She is known here as the Madonna of Medjugorje. The most compelling site here is the Mount of Appearance where Virgin Mary is reported to have appeared to children in 1981 for the first time.  Our    tour  guide  will  help  you  understand  and  appreciate  why  this  place  of  peace  and  compassion  has  become  such  a  world-wide destination for pilgrims The historical town of Mostar, spanning a deep valley of the Neretva River, developed in the 15th and 16th centuries as an Ottoman frontier town and during the Austro-Hungarian period in the 19th and 20th centuries.

The Old Bridge area, with its pre-Ottoman, eastern Ottoman, Mediterranean and western European architectural features, is an outstanding example of a multicultural urban settlement. Famous Old bridge of Mostar, a UNESCO heritage site is also considered one of the most exemplary pieces of the Islamic architecture in the Balkans.

After the visits return to Dubrovnik.

 Overnight in the area of Dubrovnik riviera

DUBROVNIK – CAVTAT – KONAVLE – DUBROVNIK           Breakfast, Wine Tasting

Breakfast at the hotel. Visit of Cavtat with local guide.  Cavtat is a medieval town with a rich cultural and historical heritage. It was built on the slopes of a peninsula between two deep, easily accessible coves.

Throughout history, this town was home to many distinguished people whose great works have been preserved right up to the present day. After the visit we will proceed to Dubrovnik inland – region of Konavle where we will have a wine tasting in la local agro tourism Konavle  is  a  region  with  particular  natural  beauties  and  contrasts:  mountain  and  valley,  green  hills  and  naked  stone,  the  blue  and  the green.. The preserved natural, unique and exceptionally precious rural architecture, numerous monuments of the thousand-year-old history of this area, traditions that are hundreds of years old and have been kept through folklore, the distinctive traditional costumes of Konavle and the Konavle embroidery, the harmony of man’s life and the nature …all this renders Konavle unique and recognizable. After the visits return to Dubrovnik.

 Overnight in the area of Dubrovnik riviera

After Breakfast at the hotel, transfer to airport for your return home flight