Best of Croatia - 7 nights
Visiting most famous Croatian cities and natural phenomenon
Tasting highest quality Croatian wine & traditional food
Visiting numerous sights under UNESCO protection
Visiting Dubrovnik, most famous Croatian city

Photo: National Park Plitvica Lakes - archive
Fort Dalmacija
Visiting numerous sights under UNESCO protection
Participating in history program performances
Sightseeing Diocletian’s Palace the Croatia’s most important remain of Roman times
Visiting River Krka National Park

Photo: Tourist Board of Split
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik is like any genius, part of the environment to which it belongs and, at the same time,
completely different from all the others. Like its geographical separation from the rest of Croatia,
the history of Dubrovnik is special, and not only in relation to Croatia.
The Republic of Dubrovnik was one of the most advanced states of its time,
far ahead of all other parts of today's Southeast Europe.

Photo: Igor Brautović, Tourist Board of Dubrovnik
Pula - Brijuni
Brijuni National Park is our only national park that is equally important because of its natural value
and its cultural heritage, archaeological sites that testify to the continuity of population since the Bronze Age.
Pula is full of curiosities and content, but we single out two things. The first is, of course, buildings
from the time of the Roman Empire, with an roman amphitheatre as a trademark of the city,
and the second is the Pula Aquarium.

Photo: pulainfo.hr - archive
In the wake of Zinfandel
Visiting places that are part of a unique story of Zinfandel origin
Tasting highest quality Croatian wine & traditional food
Visiting numerous sights under UNESCO protection
Visiting Dalmatian islands some of the most beautiful islands of the world

Photo: Tourist Board of Split

Best of Croatia - 7 nights

Fort Dalmacija

Dubrovnik

Pula - Brijuni

In the wake of Zinfandel

Cres & Lošinj

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