Dalmatian Charm

• Discover the cultural & art treasure of Split & Trogir
• Visit one of the most beautiful Croatia Islands – Hvar
• Explore the “Blue Caves” of Biševo Island
• Enjoy a private sightseeing tour of Dubrovnik Old Town, visit some of its fine art galleries & stores with authentic crafts
• Take an optional tour of Dubrovnik’s countryside by visiting towns of Cavtat and Konavle or Mljet NP
• Relax on some of the finest beaches of the Dalmatian coast, or enjoy numerous activities such as sea kayaking, biking, diving, etc.

On this journey, experience the charm of Dalmatian coast including the historic towns of Split, Dubrovnik, and the island of Hvar. Begin with three nights in Split. Flexible and optional touring allows you to explore the city according to your interests. First-time visitors to Split may wish to visit major attractions such as Diocletian Palace, the Cathedral and the temple of Jupiter. Lovers of cultural and historical monuments, art, original architecture and nice alleys are given the opportunity to visit Trogir to learn about the manifold and complex heritage – from the Romanesque yard to the modern interiors.

Next, take a short catamaran ride to Hvar, and spend three nights at a luxurious hotel in the Croatia’s most beautiful island. Relax on the beach, swim or dive into the pristine waters of the Adriatic. In the evening, stroll the cobblestone streets of Hvar or perhaps enjoy a gourmet dinner at one of its local restaurants. Reserve a day for visiting the island’s oldest settlement discovered in IV century B.C. and called Pharos. Continue through the stunning countryside filled with vineyards, olive groves and lavender. Taste the excellent local wine in one of the charming villages.

Continue to Dubrovnik, steeped in sunshine and bathed in mild Mediterranean breezes, a lush region of coves, forested islands and idyllic beaches. This Jewel of the Adriatic is rife with glorious fountains, palaces and cathedrals. And rich in history and culture, dating all the way back to the VII century. The limestone bricks of the walled Old City shimmer like marble in the moonlight. Visit the beautiful cloister at the Franciscan Monastery. Delight in the artistic treasures of the Assumption of the Virgin, and visit the Rector’s Palace, and XIV-century Dominican Monastery. Indulge in a delectable choice of gourmet restaurants and intimate cafes, which will delight even the most discriminating palate. Perhaps attend an evening concert — throughout the summer, chamber music concerts are held many evenings in churches and towers overlooking the sea.