Transfer to hotel upon arrival.

Overnight in Venice.

The magnificent “Queen of the Adriatic,” Venice occupies 117 islands in the azure waters of the Adriatic. This lagoon city is a watery maze of grand canals, 177 smaller canals, over 450 bridges and the world’s most famous sandbar, the Lido. Though thoroughly walkable, getting around Venice is a mesmerizing experience aboard the city’s variety of public transport boats, the vaporetti, motoscafi and the more expensive gondola ride, suggested more for a romantic interlude.

Venice’s enticing, exotic beauty—typified by the Byzantine architecture, enormous stained glass windows rising along the Grand Canal and Venetian Carnival masks with their wry, knowing smiles—attest to the city’s historic role as a great Eastern trader. Venice’s legendary maritime heroes, such as Marco Polo, plied the Levantine trading routes. The entire Mediterranean flowed through the Venetian Republic, adorning the city in the splendors that illuminate it today. A walk through Saint Mark’s Square provides a wealth of sights from the Doge’s Palace and the Bridge of Sighs to the Campanile and St. Mark’s Cathedral.

Overnight in Venice.

We recommend to visitors, who are interested in learning something more about Bled, to take a sightseeing tour around this resort. Bled was discovered by the tourists in the middle of the 19th century, after a Swiss doctor, Mr. Arnold Rikli, had built a climactic health centre there.

Bled is often mentioned as the pearl of the Alpine region. It is unique with its emerald-green lake, a church on the island in the middle of the lake and a medieval castle from the 11th century, perched on a cliff above the lake.

After a bus ride around the lake a guided tour of Bled castle will start. Then you will be taken by Bled's typical "pletna" boat to the island.

Overnight in Zagreb.

We invite you to experience the past and the present of Zagreb by passing through the streets of the Lower and Upper Town, by visiting the famous arcades and sculptures of Mirogoj Park Cemetery, by entering inside the Zagreb Cathedral or by taking in the everyday lively atmosphere of Dolac Market. You will be accompanied by celebrated personalities from Zagreb's past – August Senoa, a novelist, and Marija Juric Zagorka, a novelist and the first Croatian lady-journalist.

Our walk through the streets of the Upper Town will take us to St. Mark's Church, a symbol of Zagreb, to the best view of Zagreb from under the Lotrscak Tower and to the Stone Gate where we light a candle.
Only in Zagreb the noon is announced by the cannon firing from the Lotrscak Tower and city parks are arranged in the form of a horse shoe.
Zagreb has Maksimir, the oldest public cultivated park in Europe and Archaeological Museum is proud to present the mummy with the longest Etruscan epitaph.

The journey through Zagreb's heritage and tradition will be enriched by the unique taste of pepper biscuits and a visit to the bidermayer interior of the old Upper Town Zagreb Café.

Overnight in Zagreb.

Morning departure for Castle Trakošćan, built in the 13th century.
Castle was turned into a residential manor-house, while the surrounding park was turned into Romanticist pleasure grounds. Collections on permanent display include the original order of things, as they were when they were still in use. The exhibits date from the 15th to the 19th c. and are distributed per individual rooms constituting separate interior units.
Trakošćan has one of the most beautiful and best maintained parks, with exuberant vegetation, full of interesting shapes and lovely panoramas. It provides a unique experience of pristine nature accompanied by a rich and varied tourist offer.

Lunch.

After Trakošćan departure to Veliki Tabor castle.
Veliki Tabor, a fortified castle located on a beautiful hill near the locality of Desinića, dominating the south-western part of Hrvatsko Zagorje, counts among historical monuments of utmost category according to UNESCO classification. Pentagonal tower was built in the 12th century, while the semicircular towers, which render complete the beauty of the Castle, were built in the 15th and 16th centuries.

Overnight in Zagreb.
 

Meals: Breakfast & dinner.

Morning departure for Plitvice National Park, inscribed on the List of World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. Tour of the 16 crystal - blue lakes cascading into 92 spectacular waterfalls. Walk on the wooden promenades to view majestic waters where every turn leads to a breathtaking scenery and yet another waterfall. Surrounded by dense woods Plitvice lakes are a natural phenomenon of rare and unique beauty.

Lunch.

Departure for Dubrovnik, overnight in Dubrovnik.

The monument-city of Dubrovnik was the first place to be inscribed on the List of the World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. The former city of Ragusa is widely considered to be most beautiful place of Croatia. Throughout the history the city has competed with mighty Venice to control the waters of Adriatic. Today it still continues to rival Venice with its beauty and charming atmosphere. It would be really hard to single out any of the most fascinating pieces of architecture. The Franciscan an the Dominican Monastery, the Cathedral, the Rector's Palace, Stradun, the imposing city walls and St. Blaise's church figure among the most impressive and interesting sites which simply deserve attention and admiration.

Afternoon at leisure.

Overnight in Dubrovnik.

Day at leisure.

Overnight in Dubrovnik.

Tour ends with a transfer to the airport.