DAY ONE

DUBROVNIK

GEORGE BERNARD SHAW was enchanted by this beautiful city, about which he said “those who SEEK PARADISE on Earth should come to Dubrovnik and see Dubrovnik”, as well as, famously, describing it as “the pearl of the Adriatic”.

Dubrovnik truly is a stunning city with its amazing Old Town and its many sights, including the well-preserved city walls along which you can walk.
Should you wish tickets to the Dubrovnik Summer Festival please let us know well in advance.

SIGHTSEEING  TOURS / EXCURSIONS

Game of Thrones

On this tour, guests will be taken through all the parts of the Old Citywhere some of the most memorable scenes from the ongoing cultural phenomenon were filmed. Dubrovnik was the official setting for King’s Landing – the capital of the Seven Kingdoms realm.

Dubrovnik Old Town

The visitors can walk along almost 2km long city walls, visit Revelin fortress,Roland’s Column, Bell Tower, Sponza Palace and Rector’s Palace, as well as Franciscan Monastery.

Trsteno arboretum

It has been protected in 1962 as a monument of garden architecture and a collection of decorative trees and bushes, from both Mediterranean and exotic origin.

Ston Tour island of Peljeseao

Peljeseao wine trail

Konavle tour

The tour includes the visit to Cavtat, Molunat, Prevlaka and Konavovski dvori, famous for its waterfalls and rich vegetation. Konavle wine trail

Watermills on River Ljuta

A system of watermills and stamp mills built on river Ljuta, Konavle,which consisted of eight watermills for flour, two watermills for oil and three stamp mills.

Horseback riding in Konavle

Horseback riding school, therapeutical rides, recreational trail rides.

ATV Safari tour in Konavle

Safari starts at Kojan Koral where our
guests are introduced to the instructor/guide and where they are given full instruction about ATV handling/driving and safety briefing.

RESTAURANS, BARS & NIGHTCLUBS

Nautika

It combines tradition, quality and creativity. It offers an innovative, elevated style of Mediterranean cuisine.

360 degrees

Fine dining Restaurant360 is located in the town
of Dubrovnik, a UNESCO heritage site. Exquisite terrace stretching along medieval walls and fortress of St John, opens up with an unique sea view to anold town and its port. The restaurant serves dinner exclusively, with two5-courses Tasting Menus andabbreviated options through the A la Carte Menu. Relax and let Marijo Curić, the Michelin star earned Chef,
travel you through the tastes ofDubrovnik & the Mediterranean cuisine framed in French cooking techniques.

Restaurant Proto

Is situated in the heart of the Old Town, traditionally renowned for fish specialties prepared according to the old recipes of Dubrovnik fishermen.

Culture Club Revelin

Banje Beach Club

DAY TWO

HVAR

Visit the ISLAND of Hvar. The longest Adriatic island, holds the
record for the number of SUNNY DAYS per year. A lot could be said
about the cultural traditions on Hvar.The OLDEST RELIEF of a ship in Europe was found here.

The oldest community theatre in Europe was founded here in 1612, on one of the largest Renaissance squares. There is also the Renaissance cathedral with its original tower, rich treasury and many paintings by old masters.
Several late Gothic buildings have been preserved on one of the largest squares, the most prominent among them being the unfinished palace of the Renaissance poet Petar Hektorovic. The island of Hvar is also famous for its St. Klement’s islands (PAKLENI OTOCI) small, partially wooded islands with gravel and sandy beaches. In the pine forest beyond, there is a fortress, overlooking an exquisite botanical garden. Although the name means ‘Hell Islands’, they are not menacing at all.

SIGHTSEEING

Medieval Hvar

Medieval Hvar is a small town nestled between protective pine coved slopes and the azure Adriatic Sea. A wide promenade runs along the harbour with the most important monuments:

Hvar’s cathedral

Located on Hvar’s Piazza, the biggest square in Dalmatia.

Hvar Fortress (called Spanjola)

Built above old city in the mid 16th century, offering thrilling views of the city of Hvar and its surrounding Pakleni islands.

Hvar’s theater

One of the oldest theaters in Europe, founded in 1612.

Tvrdalj

Another highlight in Stari Grad is Tvrdalj, the poet Petar Hektorovic’s 16th century fortified castle with fish pond and beautiful garden.

Dominican monastery

Founded in 1482, damaged by the Turks and later fortified with a tower. If you like hiking, take a walk to Stari Grad plain. Stari Grad Plain is a cultural landscape that has remained practically intact since it was first colonized by Ionian Greeks from Paros in the 4th century BC.

RESTAURANTS, BARS & NIGHTCLUBS

Passarola

Located in the old town of Hvar. Owing to its unique culinary style it became one of Hvar’s leading restaurants. It offers an unforgettable gastronomic experience to lovers of both good food and exquisite wines in its luxurious ambiance surrounded by walls made of 500-year-old stone from Brač.

DiVino

Located at the dock, in the heart of the City of Hvar with a breathtaking view of Pakleni Islands. A warm and welcoming staff, pleasurable atmosphere, authentic gastronomy and top quality wines guarantee a memorable experience.

Zori

Located on the beach in a bay on the south side of the Klement island in front of Hvar town. Restaurant brings creative reinterpretations of classic, traditional Dalmatian dishes to the table, where only the highest quality ingredients from throughout Croatia are combined perfectly with local organic produce. Excellent wine list.

Carpe Diem

The famous nightclub is located right on the promenade in Hvar Town. It is the place to be when docked in Hvar. Reservations and VIP tables are available.

Veneranda

This club was usually known as the after party place to Carpe Diem but now has made a name for itself and is a great place to spend the night partying. Reservations and VIP tables.

DAY THREE

DUGI OTOKO

DUGI OTOK is an island located close to Zadar on the mainland and is the largest among the islands located in this part of Dalmatia.
Its name literally means “long island” – for it is indeed of this description – and is known for its vineyards and orchards, Saharun beach in the north, and Telascica Nature Park that covers the southern part of the island. With a population of just 1,500 people on Dugi Otok, the main villages are Bozava and Sali.

DAY THREE

KORNATI

Composed of 140 uninhabited islands, islets and reefs covering 300 sq km, the Kornatis are the LARGEST and densest archipelago in the Adriatic.
Due to the typically karstic terrain, the islands are riddled with cracks, caves, grottoes and rugged cliffs. The Kornati Islands form four groups running northwest to southeast. The first two groups of islands lie closer to the mainland and are known locally as Gornji Kornat. The largest of these islands is Žut. There are about 300 buildings on the Kornati Islands, mostly clustered on the southwestern coast of Kornat

DAY FOUR

ROVINJ

Rovinj charms its visitors with the ambiance of its ANCIENT TOWN, nestled amidst dense pine forests.
Once an Istrian fishing port and the principal town of the Istrian peninsula, Rovinj has transformed into a renowned cultural hub, drawing painters, artists, and writers to its picturesque shores. Declared a cultural monument in 1963, Rovinj exudes a timeless charm that continues to captivate visitors from around the globe.

SIGHTSEEING

Historic Centre

Life in the Old Town dates back to medieval times, with remnants like The Gate of St. Benedict, The Portica, and The Gate of the Holy Cross. The Church of St. Euphemia, a Venetian Baroque masterpiece, boasts a bell tower reminiscent of Venice’s St. Mark’s Church. From here, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the city. The main square features the town clock and a charming fountain, once part of the 12th-century town walls. Rovinj City offers a blend of history, architecture, and natural beauty, all within its enchanting confines.

DAY FIVE

VENICE

Venice embodies the ART OF MAGIC. It has a knack for causing marble palaces to dissolve into ethereal mists, winding alleys to vanish with the caprice of moody tides, and transforming even the most ordinary individuals into FANTASTICAL, masked beings.

Much like its renowned Carnevale, Venice thrives on a sense of mystique and wonder, from the hidden passages that snake through the Gothic Palazzo Ducale to the mystical aura surrounding the Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute, to the mesmerizing brilliance emanating from Titian’s Assunta altarpiece. Despite numerous visits, guests remain captivated by its allure. Some enchantments are simply too potent to dispel!

SIGHTSEEING TOURS / EXCURSIONS

Caffè Florian

Start your day with breakfast at Caffè Florian, located in the iconic St. Mark’s Square. Established in 1720, it’s one of the oldest coffee houses in the world. Enjoy a luxurious breakfast accompanied by live classical music and the stunning views of the square.

Gondola Ride

Consider a private gondola ride through the serene canals of Venice t o witness the city’s landmarks.

St. Mark’s Basilica

Explore the opulent interiors of St. Mark’s Basilica on a private guided tour. Gain exclusive access to areas not open to the public, such as the Pala d’Oro and the Treasury, while learning about the basilica’s rich history and architectural significance.

Doge’s Palace

Explore the opulent Doge’s Palace, the former residence of the Doge of Venice and a symbol of Venetian power and wealth. A private guided tour can be booked to gain insights into the history and art of this magnificent palace.

Murano and Burano

Take a private boat tour to the nearby islands of Murano and Burano, famous for their glassmaking and colorful houses, respectively. Visit a traditional glass factory in Murano to witness master glassblowers at work, and stroll through the vibrant streets of Burano, admiring its charming architecture.

Opera or Ballet

Performance

Attend a performance at Teatro La Fenice, one of Italy’s most renowned opera houses. Experience the magic of opera or ballet in an intimate and opulent setting, completing your day with a touch of cultural refinement.

Terrazza Danieli

Situated atop the renowned Hotel Danieli, Terrazza Danieli offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Grand Canal and the Venetian skyline.

Private Art Collection Viewing

Gain exclusive access to private art collections housed in palaces and historic residences across Venice. Explore masterpieces by renowned artists such as Titian, Tintoretto, and Veronese in an intimate setting, accompanied by expert curators who can provide in-depth insights into the artworks.

Helicopter Tour

Experience Venice from a different perspective with a private helicopter tour over the city and its surrounding islands. Marvel at the breathtaking aerial views of the Grand Canal, St. Mark’s Square, and the Venetian Lagoon, capturing unforgettable moments from high above.

Private Island Excursion

Escape the crowds with a private boat excursion to the exclusive islands of the Venetian Lagoon. Visit private vineyards on Mazzorbo, explore the artisan workshops of Murano, or enjoy a gourmet picnic on the secluded beaches of Torcello, tailored to your preferences and interests.

RESTAURANTS

Historic Palazzo

Dine in elegance at the historic Palazzo surrounded by Venetian grandeur.

Ristorante Quadri

Located in St. Mark’s Square, Ristorante Quadri is one of the most prestigious dining establishments in Venice. With a Michelin star to its name, Quadri offers innovative Venetian cuisine crafted by Chef Silvio Giavedoni, accompanied by impeccable service and elegant surroundings.

Gritti Palace Restaurant

Nestled within the historic Gritti Palace hotel overlooking the Grand Canal, the Gritti Palace Restaurant offers a luxurious dining experience steeped in Venetian tradition

Osteria da Fiore

Established in 1978, Osteria da Fiore is celebrated for its refined Venetian cuisine and impeccable hospitality. Located near the Rialto Bridge, this Michelin-starred restaurant offers an elegant ambiance and a menu highlighting the finest seasonal ingredients

Ai Mercanti

Tucked away in a charming corner of Venice, Ai Mercanti is a hidden gem known for its creative cuisine and intimate atmosphere.

DAY SIX

LOSINJ

Corfu to Montenegro One of the most POPULAR of the Croatian islands, Lošinj is famous for its lush green vegetation.

The island was a wealthy enclave beginning in the early 19th century when shipbuilding was in its prime, a period that left its mark in the form of stunning villas that were once the summer homes of royals and European elite. Lošinj offers the classic Adriatic idyll in near-pristine form: limpid turquoise seas, fine weather, rugged sloping scenery and a friendly welcome not least from loggerhead turtles and bottlenose dolphins.

SIGHTSEEING TOURS / EXCURSIONS

MALI LOŠINJ

The largest town on Lošinj Island, is a stunner. Set at the apex of a long natural harbour and ringed by graceful, gently weathered Mediterranean town houses and emerald hills, the town straddles both coasts on the narrowest section of the island. A string of seacaptains’ houses lines the seafront, and even at its busiest times, this historic quarter retains its charm and atmosphere. Also don’t forget to visit the Church of St Martin which is the oldest building in Mali Losinj, and was built largely between 1450 and 1490, although it has been rebuilt since then

DAY SEVEN

SIBENIK

The oldest AUTOCHTHONOUS Croatian town on the Adriatic is situated in the best protected natural port in the center of the eastern coast of the Adriatic, on the mouth of the beautiful river Krka.
It was first mentioned in 1066, when the town began to spread like an Amphitheatre below the cliff. The most famous is the Cathedral of St. Jacob, protected by UNESCO. The cathedral and the nearby renaissance town hall, other churches, palaces, and the Prince’s Palace presently housing the County Museum, probably make the most beautiful town square of the Croatian urban heritage.

SIGHTSEEING TOURS / EXCURSIONS

Sibenik Old Town National Park Krka

All the tours can be organized with private boats and guides; Skradinski buk tour, visit to Visovac island, Roski slap, Krka monastery, Burnum , Manojlovac slap.

Falconry Centre

Situated only 5 kilometres from Sibenik, in the thick pine forest near the village of Dubrava and it represents a unique site where the visitors can grasp the mystery of a falcons’ life. While visiting you will get a first hand “close up” look at how the birds live, what they eat, and how they hunt.

Etnoland Dalmati

The first theme park of its kind in Croatia, located only 10 minutes away from NP Krka. They offer the visitors the possibility to meet and fully experience the life of Dalmatian Zagora in the past by getting them acquainted with the customs, tradition and way of life of this region.

RESTAURANTS

Gradska Vijecnica

Located on the most beautiful town square in Croatia in a renaissance building by the Cathedral, where the guests can enjoy the historical setting as well as modern cuisine.

Pelegrini Tavern & Wine Cellar

Located in the old villa and with its history, tradition and antique patina and together with owners’ desire, energy and freshness provides a unique gourmet experience It is necessary to place a reservation a few days in advance.

Zlatna Ribica

One of the best traditional restaurant in area, serving meat, fish, shellfish and crabs, pasta.

Kalpic Agrotourism

Located in a small village close to Skradin, with traditional ambiance and food, recommended if the guests wish to experience old-fashioned local dishes in a country-side atmosphere.

Tavern Tomaseo

Offers a variety of fish, homemade Dalmatian food, meat-fish carpaccio, soups.

DAY EIGHT

VIS & BISEVO

The island of Bisevo is south-west of the ISLAND of VIS. Many CAVES have been carved into its steep coast. Among these, the BLUE CAVE (Modra spilja) with entrances both above and BELOW SEA LEVEL, should be singled out.
When the sea is calm the light diffracts and paints the interior of the cave blue, and anything below the water line, silver. The effect rivals that of the well-known cave on Capri. If you are lucky, you will come across the protected species of Mediterranean monk bear, although it has not been seen in these waters for a long time. We strongly suggest you visit the island of VIS, known for its fishermen, seafarers and beautiful nature. The Greeks founded their first colony on Vis (named Issa) and planted the first grapevine there as early as the 4th century. Two churches from the 16th and the 17th centuries have been preserved, as well as a number of Renaissance houses.

SIGHTSEEING TOURS / EXCURSIONS

Vis walking tour

Sightseeing of old town, towers,architecture and visit to historical
museum.

Island tour

Sightseeing of Vis with stop to Tito’s cave continuing to highest point in Vis, panoramic view of Vis.

RESTAURANTS / BARS

Pojoda (Vis Town)

It offers excellent local traditional cuisine in an extremely peaceful and beautiful ambience.

Villa Kaliopa (Vis Town)

Outdoor seating in the exotic gardens of the 16th-century Gariboldi mansion. Each table is strategically placed so that other tables are not within view. It offers Dalmatian specialties, which change daily.

Jastozera (Lobster house in Komiza)

This restaurant offers excellent fish and mainly lobsters. The restaurant is right on the waterfront and has visible sea water flowing under the premises where the lobsters are kept until the guests order.

DAY NINE

LASTOVO

Lastovo also known as ‘TINY PARADISE’ is Croatia’s most remote inhabited island with just a population of a thousand. One can enjoy beautiful LUSH FORESTS, a ragged coastline and beautiful walks around the island.
Lastovo’s only activity is viniculture, they produce the Lastovo Marastina a full- flav oured dry white wine that is famous throughout the whole of Croatia. The sea is as clean, clear and sparkling as you can ever find. The remoteness of Lastovo has left the waters teeming with fish and make it ideal for snorkelling and scubadiving

DAY TEN

KORCULA

Visit the WOODED ISLAND of Korcula, as it was named by the ANCIENT GREEKS. It is known for the beauty of its nature and for the richness of its HISTORICAL, cultural and traditional heritage.
The Gothic and Renaissance buildings, palaces, churches, streets and squares emphasise the harmonious ground plan inside the old town walls of the city of Korcula. For centuries, stone cutting and shipbuilding have been the most important professions in this town. It took local builders 150 years to erect the cathedral of St.Marcus, the most notable building in Korcula. The old knight’s dance Moreska, dating from the 15th century, evokes the battles with the Moors and was popular all over the Mediterranean.But today it has only been preserved on the island Korcula. The greatest world traveller, Marco Polo, also began his great journey in this town.

SIGHTSEEING TOURS / EXCURSIONS

Town of Korcula

Visit of the historical sites of the town of Korcula, including the birth house of Marco Polo and various museums.

Entire Island of Korcula

Tour of the entire island, small places scattered around Korcula, each with its own history and charm. Visiting wineries and tasting some of the best wines of Adriatic and Croatia is a must for all the wine lovers.

RESTAURANTS

LD Restaurant

LD serves a creative Dalmatian menu of seasonal, fresh, local and organic produce in a magnificent setting.

Konoba Maslina

This restaurant offers traditional, home-made dishes with a rustic character.

Filippi

Upmarket restaurant that occupies arguably the best building on the east promenade, with tables under the pines overlooking the water, in an gorgeous setting.

DAY ELEVEN

CAVTAT

Cavtat is a UNIQUE old town on the Adriatic, nestled on the hilly wooded peninsula of Rat. With TWO HARBOURS and a picturesque waterfront promenade adorned with restaurants and pebbly beaches, Cavtat offers a captivating blend of art and history.

It holds a significant role in the birth of Dubrovnik, as it was the refuge for those who established the city in 614, after fleeing Epidaurum, the Roman predecessor of Cavtat. Preserving the architectural legacy of the old Dubrovnik Republic, Cavtat showcases the city’s past through its wellpreserved buildings. As part of the Konavle region, Cavtat contributes to a culturally rich heritage, featuring folk costumes, embroidery, and traditional dances.

SIGHTSEEING TOURS / EXCURSIONS

The House of Vlaho Bukovac

Here guests can visit the actual house of painter Vlaho Bukovac. It is a beautiful building with a charming front yard, inside the house you can enjoy his art pieces displayed and can also see the tools he used while painting.

RESTAURANTS

Bugenvila

Bugenvila is located in the Old Town of Cavtat. It offers a contemporary Mediterranean menu with a selection of meat, fish and vegetarian dishes that meet everyone’s expectations, each dish is prepared with fresh local ingredients. The service is excellent with a beautiful waterfront setting.

Wine Bar Ankora

Wine Bar Ankora is a little wine bar in Cavtat. Here you can enjoy a variety of local wines paired with very tasty tapas. You should also try their home-made ice cream

DAY TWELVE TO FOURTEEN

P.MONTE NEGRO

Beyond the pleasures of a LUXURY maritime village and waterfront lifestyle, Porto Montenegro lies on BOKA BAY, the largest natural harbour in the eastern Mediterranean and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

It holds a significant role in the birth of Dubrovnik, as it was the refuge for those who established the city in 614, after fleeing Epidaurum, the Roman predecessor of Cavtat. Preserving the architectural legacy of the old Dubrovnik Republic, Cavtat showcases the city’s past through its wellpreserved buildings. As part of the Konavle region, Cavtat contributes to a culturally rich heritage, featuring folk costumes, embroidery, and traditional dances.

SIGHTSEEING TOURS / EXCURSIONS

Naval Heritage Museum

Reflecting the area’s rich maritime tradition, this naval heritage collection is housed in a beautifully restored building and showcases over 300 artefacts, from Yugoslav submarines to the diaries of Montenegro’s princess Ksenija, Austro-Hungarian ship equipment and industrial machines.

Luxury Shopping Village

Porto Montenegro excites fashionistas with the who’s who in international luxury brands and new sought-after designers, including the likes of Fendi, Tom Ford, Balenciaga, Moncler, Lanvin, Saint Laurent, Balenciaga, Valentino, Givenchy, Dolce and Gabbana, Tom Ford, Ralph Lauren and many other.

Kotor Old Town walking tour

A guided tour will take you down the narrow cobblestone streets and alleys exploring Kotor’s numerous squares, churches, monasteries, convents and palaces from different centuries. A visit to the Maritime Museum and 12th century St. Tryphon’s cathedral will complete the tour. Kotor is best explored on foot. For outdoor activity lovers, a walk up the town walls is a must. Town walls are 4.5 km long and they were built between the 9th and 19th century AD. The views from the top of the fortress are breathtaking. A walk up the walls takes between 30 and 45 minutes, difficulty is moderate and no special hiking equipment is required.

RESTAURANTS

Murano

Regent Porto Montenegro’s Murano offers a casual, luxurious dining experience that highlights expertly crafted seasonal dishes, with a focus on fresh seafood sourced locally and paired with organic herbs. The menu takes inspiration from the restaurant’s location near the superyacht marina and Boka Bay, offering a unique take on regional Adriatic cuisine.

Italian Garden

The Italian Garden is a stunning waterfront dining venue, offering a lushly landscaped island overlooking Porto Montenegro’s marina and bay. It’s an ideal location for intimate dinners, special occasions, and VIP events.

Mitsu

Mitsu is an elegant and chic restaurant with modern décor and authentic Japanese cuisine, particularly sushi, served to the highest quality. The restaurant’s popular choices among the locals include Char Sui Pork, salmon belly, and shrimp salad. Mitsu offers excellent service and a welcoming atmosphere, making it a must-try in Montenegro.

Sumosan

Sumosan is a multi-award-winning contemporary Japanese restaurant, acclaimed for its high-quality sushi, sashimi, and innovative Japanese dishes. It’s a discreet favorite of A-list international celebrities and foodies seeking a slick and atmospheric dining experience.

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