Croatia Highlights: Zagreb, Split & Dubrovnik

The four star Hotel Dubrovnik has been welcoming guests since 1929 and has won a number of awards for its facilities and services. The hotel is ideally located in the heart of Zagreb, surrounded by all the city's top business, cultural and entertainment attractions as well as parks and colorful cafes. The Hotel Dubrovnik's facade on Ban Jelacic square is a distinctive part of the city's architectural heritage. To fulfill growing demand, the hotel added a tastefully designed modern wing in 1982 with an additional 150 rooms. Today, the Hotel Dubrovnik has 214 rooms and 8 suites and offers perfect balance of tradition, classic beauty, excellent service and modern facilities in the heart of Zagreb.

Today is totally free and at leisure. You can take advantage of any optional activities available or simply relax.

This building reflects the blue Mediterranean sky and has grown on the foundations of ancient Split, next to the location Roman Emperor Diocletian chose for his summer house. Split Airport is less than 30 kilometres away. The aqueduct that was then built can be seen in the official exhibit site at the underground premises of the hotel. Facilities include a lobby with 24-hour reception, hotel safe, currency exchange, cloakroom, lift access, a newsstand and a restaurant, pub, a conference centre and a 24-hour business centre. Guests may also make use of the Internet access, room and laundry services and garage.

Your day begins with a pleasant coach drive through the karsts hinterland of Sibenik Riviera. You will arrive in the town of Sibenik, the oldest Croatian town on the Adriatic coast. It is also called Kresimir's town, since it was the residence of King Petar Kresimir IV, the most important ruler of the ancient Croatian state. It grew from an old Croatian fort near the fortress of St. Michael, which still overlooks the town. Upon arrival, you can enjoy sightseeing one of the most valuable sacral monuments in Dalmatia - the St. James' Cathedral dating from the 15 century. By many things it is unique, not only in the Croatian architecture, but in the European as well.

You will then continue to the famous waterfalls of the River Krka. Here, in beautiful natural surroundings, the River Krka forms picturesque waterfalls cascading over 17 natural barriers. You will visit the restored ethnological monuments to become better acquainted with the customs of the region. The preserved watermills are from the 19th century and have exceptional cultural and historical significance. You will see presentations of milling wheat, washing and pounding of cloth, weaving of fabrics and floor masts, horseshoe smithing, ploughing, planting, the preparation of the food in the old kitchens and more. You will walk along the wooden paths to Skradinski buk - the longest and the loveliest waterfall on the Krka River. This is a spot where the stunning beauty is expressed in full through the perennial play of sun and water. Here you will have free time for walking, sightseeing, photograph taking and swimming in this beautiful environment.

Note: Guests must be able to walk over varying terrain and approximately 100 steps (together in Sibenik and in the National Park). Walking at Krka National Park is at guests' discretion during free time. Swimming is at guests' on risk as no lifeguard is on duty. Conservative attire (no tank tops or shorts) that covers both shoulders and knees is suggested when visiting the Cathedral in Sibenik.

Today is totally free and at leisure. You can take advantage of any optional activities available or simply relax.

The Pucic Palace luxury hotel in central Dubrovnik is situated on Gundulic square, the heart of the Old Town. Gundulic Square is one of the most beautiful spaces in Dubrovnik and serves as a quaint market in the morning and the setting for glamourous alfresco dining in the evening. The Pucic Palace is in one finest noble homes of the city and features dramatic spaces, luxurious rooms, and a raised terrace. Guests of the hotel in central Old Town Dubrovnik enjoy the space and comfort expected in a Renaissance palace. The beaches within walking distance of our luxury Old Town Dubrovnik hotel offer some of the cleanest sea water in the Mediterranean.

This half day adventure on the Adriatic Sea starts beneath ancient Fort Lovrjenac in the small port called Pile, next to Orhan Restaurant. Accompanied by English speaking instructors (tour guides), you will set off to explore the caves and beauties of mysterious Lokrum Island, also called "The Island of Love". After paddling around the Island you will paddle across the bay until you reach a hidden cave beach called Betina, where you will have a break for snorkeling and sandwiches. The only way to reach this peaceful beach is from the sea, so you will enjoy a quiet and unique view of the city walls and discover the richness of the Adriatic underwater. After a short break on the beach you will paddle along the coast toward the city walls. Beaches, palm trees, boats, villas and hotels all form part of this tour. Paddling under the impressive city walls and the rocks on which they were built you will enjoy breathtaking views of the Pearl of the Adriatic from a different perspective. Unquestionably the most beautiful part of our sea adventure! Finish by paddling toward the initial position in the Pile bay.

One of the most fascinating natural wonders of the Herzegovinia region is definitely the crystal-clear waterfall of Kravice. The waterfall created by the Trebizat river is a natural wonder that is now under state protection. This waterfall is among the largest in Herzegovina and definitely the most impressive. The tour from Dubrovnik to Mostar (with a twist!) will let you experience the beautiful shades of green and untouched nature, all enriched by some exciting Oriental architecture.

Today is totally free and at leisure. You can take advantage of any optional activities available or simply relax.