Find out why UNESCO protected these Croatian cities and towns. Visit the cradles of culture and natural phenomena like Zadar, Plitvice Lakes, Trogir, Split and Dubrovnik. Feel the times long gone and enjoy the heritage of our ancestors. Zadar is the city of picturesque landscape. Its unique location on the flat peninsula in the middle of the Mediterranean makes the city very special. The walk along the peninsula by the sea offers marvelous views

Masterpieces of ancient architecture hand in hand with natural beauty. The connections of Croatian history and natural phenomena come in plenty in this tour that makes you came back to this beautiful country again to see more of it. Incredible old towns of stone, sun bleached and sometimes protected by magnificent mountain massifs leave you breathless. Discover the unique Adriatic architecture and natural phenomena in the heart of Europe.

Departing from Dubrovnik join us on a cruise in southern Dalmatia on a small ship and visit the famous Croatian beaches of the island of Mljet, the beach Zlatni Rat of the island of Brač, swim in the turquoise sea of the island of Hvar and visit one of the most famous Croatian attractions.

Croatia is widely known for its richness of forests and waters. Intact natural phenomena and interesting past can be seen with every step. Enjoy the natural wellness of Krka and Plitvice as well as historical heritage of the cities of Zadar, Šibenik, Split, Trogir and Dubrovnik. Discover the abundant waters and wild forest beauty. The route leads to the small town of Skradin, earlier known as Scardona, that developed from the Illyrian and later Roman settlements. The National Park Krka and the seven waterfalls of the river bearing the same name make the natural karst phenomenon. The boat ride to Skradinski Buk and Visovac Island with the Franciscan Monastery are the soothing balm for your senses. After exploring the park, visit the city of Šibenik and the Cathedral of St Jacob, one of the most beautiful Renaissance monuments in Croatia. The city of Trogir built on the island on the place of the former Greek settlement offers many historical monuments that mark its rich history. The journey continues to Split and its old town that stretches beyond the boundaries of the Diocletian’s Palace dated in the 4th century. Dubrovnik is another jewel that witnesses the centuries’ old glory of Republic of Ragusa. When travelling to the north, visit the knights’ city of Sinj, the cradle of Croatian Kingdom. And when driving from Knin to Plitvice experience the magnificent landscape with 16 lakes at its heart. Zadar is a city of picturesque landscape. Its unique location on the flat peninsula in the middle of the Mediterranean makes the city very special. The walk along the peninsula by the sea offers marvelous views of the islands and the sunsets.

This tour takes you to the best Croatia has to offer. Visit Dubrovnik, a symbol of the ancient Ragusa Republic that preserves historic remains of its former glories. See the enchanting town of Split, a city that grew out of the palace of the Roman emperor Diocletian. Admire the captivating beauty Plitvice Lakes, which are sure to leave you breathless. Visit Zagreb, the cosmopolitan Croatian capital, and the vibrant city of Zadar.

Dubrovnik, a symbol of the ancient Republic preserves the sites typical for that period. Split, a city that grew out of the Palace of the Roman emperor Diocletian. Plitvice – capturing with the beauty of its lakes. Visit Zagreb and Zadar, and top up your Croatian experience with the city of Trogir. Dubrovnik, a city of unique political and cultural history of Dubrovnik Republic. Under the protection of St. Blaise, very interesting