Itinerary

Day 1 Zagreb

Zagreb is the capital and the largest city of Croatia. Zagreb is the cultural, scientific, economic and governmental center of the country. It is situated between the southern slopes of the Medvednica mountain and both northern and southern bank of the Sava river. Zagreb's numerous museums reflect the history, art and culture not only of Zagreb and Croatia, but also of Europe and the world. Around thirty collections in museums and galleries comprise more than 3.6 million various exhibits, excluding church and private collections.

Private transfer with vehicle and English speaking driver.

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Enjoy dinner at leisure (not included in tour price).

Dubrovnik Hotel (4*), your host in Zagreb with its tradition since 1929, is located in the very center of Zagreb at Ban Jelacic square, allows you to enjoy the Baroque atmosphere of the Upper Town, Cathedral, picturesque open-air market Dolac where you can find amazing hand-made souvenirs, main shopping area in Ilica street, Zrinjevac park, many museums, art galleries and theaters, a night life…. and all just a few steps away from the Hotel. The hotel has 258 rooms and 8 suites that will meet your demands whether you wish to wake up in a room with a beautiful view of the historical Upper town, Kapitol and Medvednica hills, the pedestrian area (famous Gajeva and Bogoviceva Street) or if you prefer a more quiet room facing the hotel back garden. Each room has a classic decoration that provides the sense of warmth and comfort and emanates the modern practicality.

Overnight at Dubrovnik (4*).

Day 2 Zagreb

Enjoy a walking tour of the historic Upper Town of Zagreb. See the churches of St. Marks and St. Catherines, the Cathedral, the Parliament and the Government building.

Enjoy lunch at leisure (not included in tour price).

Enjoy dinner at leisure (not included in tour price).

Overnight at Dubrovnik (4*).

Day 3 Split

Split is the second-largest city in Croatia. It is a Mediterranean city, situated on a small peninsula on the eastern shores of the Adriatic Sea. Split is also one of the oldest cities in the area, dating more that 1700 years. Since 1979, the historic center of Split has been included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. The airport in Kaštela is the second largest in Croatia with services to Zagreb, London, Frankfurt and Cologne. The Split passenger seaport is the third busiest port in the Mediterranean, with daily coastal routes to Rijeka, Dubrovnik and Ancona in Italy. During the summer season Split is connected with other Italian cities as well, such as Pescara. Most of the central Dalmatian islands are only reachable via the Split harbour (with Jadrolinija and Split Tours ferries).

Enjoy a private transfer to Split with private vehicle and English speaking driver, including a visit to Plitvice National Park, a complex of 16 lakes (also known as The Devil’s Garden) located between the mountains of Mala Kapela. The 19.5 hectares of wooden hills enclose the lakes by a series of waterfalls and cascades. Admire the landscape formed by the mineral-rich waters which carve new paths through the rock, and enjoy your time in the middle of the nature. Entrance fees for the park are included.

Enjoy lunch at leisure (not included in tour price).

Enjoy dinner at leisure (not included in tour price).

In its spectacular location at the historical centre of Split, the Peristil Hotel (3*) awaits guests within the Diocletian palace, the World Heritage monument under the aegis of the UNESCO organization. The hotel is situated just a couple of steps away from the famed Silver Door. 12 luxuriously furnished rooms, 9 double and 3 single rooms within the 1700 year-old ramparts of the original palace, offer a splendid view over the Cathedral of Saint Duje and its bell-tower and the Peristil - the Palace main square.

Overnight at Peristil (3*).

Day 4 Split

Walking tour with guide. Explore Split, dominated by Diocletian’s Palace and the Old Town. The Palace is one of the most famous and integral architectural and cultural constructs on the Croatian Adriatic Coast .Visit the Silver Gate which is the entrance to the Old town, the Cathedral and Bell - Tower of St. Dominus. The Cathedral Treasury contains an exceptionally valuable and precious collection of sacral artworks.The entrance fees must be paid on the spot

Enjoy lunch at leisure (not included in tour price).

Enjoy dinner at leisure (not included in tour price).

Overnight at Peristil (3*).
    
Day 5 Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is unanimously considered the jewel of Croatia, Dubrovnik is best known for its well-preserved historic center contained within 13th-century city walls, its terracotta rooftops, and a stunning location overlooking the Adriatic. Today a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city was a wealthy independent republic up until 1808. The finest monuments date back to those golden years: the 16th-century Rector’s Palace, the Franciscan Monastery (home to Europe’s oldest pharmacy), and a number of delightful baroque churches, including the Cathedral, St Blaise’s Church and the Jesuit Church. Also worth visiting is the Maritime Museum, which highlights Dubrovnik’s former importance as a world naval power. Each summer, from mid-July to late August, the city hosts the Dubrovnik Summer Festival, featuring various cultural events plus open-air evening performances of theatre, jazz and classical music.

Private transfer from Split to Dubrovnik with vehicle and driver.

Take a half day tour of Dubrovnik. The old city of Dubrovnik, was proclaimed a city museum by UNESCO. Dubrovnik is surrounded by 1,904 m long Gothic and Renaissance city walls, which is a real masterpiece of architecture. In each corner of the city there is a fortification; Lovrijenac, Minceta, Ravelin, St. Ivan. Take a walk through centuries old stone-paved city promenade called Stradun, admire a church of St. Blaise and the 14th century Franciscan Monastery whose cloister ranks among the most inspiring sites of the city. Visit the Sponza Palace, Dominican Church and Monastery, Rector’s Palace. Enjoy strolling around in the old city's streets. Afternoon, take a sightseeing tour of the city Walls. Entrance fees must be paid on the spot.

Enjoy dinner at leisure (not included in tour price).

All guest rooms in the Grand Hotel Park (4*) have balconies overlooking either the sea or Lapad park. Each room is spacious and has access to the hotel gardens and terrace. Ideally situated in the middle of Lapad's restaurant and nightlife districts and a short distance from Uvala beach, the hotel has an aperitif bar and restaurant, a selection of shops, a theatre hall and a TV room. The hotel offers a large, saltwater pool around which sun loungers and parasols have been laid out ready for use as well as a poolside snack bar. There is also a 20 m long heated saltwater indoor pool for you to spend some time and relax. Experience the beauty of Dubrovnik from this popular Lapad hotel.

Overnight at Grand Hotel Park (4*).
    
Day 6 Dubrovnik

This excursion takes you to the beautiful Konavle region where you can experience the traditional ways of life; discover unique landscapes and small quaint villages. Continue to Cavtat, the ancient Greek Epidaurum. Cavtat has become cultural and tourist centre of Konavle. The ancient monuments, mild climate and wonderful beaches will enchant you.

Enjoy lunch at leisure (not included in tour price).

Enjoy dinner at leisure (not included in tour price).

Overnight at Grand Hotel Park (4*).

Day 7 Dubrovnik

Airport transfer with private vehicle and English speaking driver.

Depart from Dubrovnik airport - end of itinerary.

Overnight at Depart.

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