Day 1 - Arrive in Ljubljana
Depending on your arrival transfer, meet your driver for a private transfer to your hotel in Ljubljana & the afternoon spend free at leisure.
Depending on your arrival transfer, meet your driver for a private transfer to your hotel in Ljubljana & the afternoon spend free at leisure.
Today, meet your guide in your hotel lobby for your visit to Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia. The area around the present city of Ljubljana has been populated since the Bronze Age, when the earliest known settlement consisted of wooden houses erected on stakes.
Enjoy the tour of charming lake towns Bled and Bohinj. Visit to the lake and a boat ride to the Virgin Mary Baroque Church. Visit the gothic St.John the Baptist Church & cable car ride to mountain Vogel, from where there is a wonderful view of the Lake Bohinj and the Julian Alp.
Transfer to Rovinj with stops at Predjama castle and Postojna cave for independent exploration. Visit the Postojna Cave, the Postojna Cave features an underground train.Visit the scenic Predjama Castle - a true masterpiece of medieval architecture.
Village of Livade is one of the most important centers of truffle farming of the world. Have a special demonstration by a local farmer with his sniffer dogs who will explain how the truffles are harvested and being accompanied by Nikola & the medieval ruins of the town of Motovun, which will suddenly spring into view.
Plitvice Lakes, a specific geological and hydrogeological phenomenon of karst, with 16 bigger and few smaller lakes, gradually lined up, separated by travertine barriers. Explore the national park choosing a sightseeing route that best suits your interests.
Zadar a very ancient town. Zadar has many remarkable quarters and monuments. Starting with city central, the Roman quarter and the Church of St. Donat, you will work your way to Zadar's more recent sights, the Sea Organ and the Installation Greetings to the Sun.
Visit the historic Diocletian Palace Complex. Residents of Split still live in 17th century old towers and houses. The churches and markets of that time are still teeming with life and very much in use today.
Visit the Milna on island Brac & Milna's hidden bays for swimming and snorkeling, so you can explore the underwater world while taking a break. The island of Hvar, seductive islands, ancient villages, innumerable lavender fields, olive plantations and vineyards, enchanting stone streets and old Venetian palaces of the proud town of Hvar.
Sail off to the Pakleni islands archipelago, a labyrinth of several smaller islands that offer perfect bays for swimming and snorkeling & the small island of Bisevo. The island has several caves, the most famous being the 'Blue Cave', which is accessible since 1884, and only by boat.
Komiza is one of the most picturesque towns in Dalmatia and a harbor on the western coast of the island of Vis in the Adriatic Sea. Korcula town is the main town on the island, famous for its medieval walls and a succession of narrow streets that branch off the spine of the main street.
Sail towards Peljesac Peninsula, famous for its wine production as well as it's natural beauty & in Ponikve, a tiny village on Peljesac peninsula where you will have a private wine tasting.
Dubrovnik is the unique coastal town was made famous by its remarkable beauty. Visit the City Walls, Niko Karaman's winery, the Divanovic flour mill. This Konavle wine tour will end with a late lunch in Konavle's most renowned restaurant Konavoski Dvori.
The town is situated on the coasts of river Neretva and was always famous for a lot of bridges. Soldiers who were protecting the bridges were called 'Mostari' and the town was named after them. Visit the valley of Neretva rive & Pocitelj is a typical small oriental settlement.
Meet your driver for a private transfer to Dubrovnik airport for your departure flight home.