Culture, Adventure and an Abundance of Natural Beauty

The beautiful Bohinj area is full of remarkable cultural and religious sites. The nearby Pokljuka plateau is excellent for hiking and even mushroom foraging. There’s a cable car to take you up to the Vogel panoramic plateau for excellent views.

Spend some time at Lake Bled, with its legendary island. You’ll get to visit Bled Castle to enjoy the spectacular views, before taking a private pletna boat ride on the lake.

On your way to Rovinj, you’ll visit the Škocjan Caves. This unique natural phenomenon is know for its incredible volume and the caves were deemed a UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site in 1986.

Your guide will take you on a private cultural tour of Rovinj and inland Istria. The old town of Rovinj is a romantic masterpiece of art and architecture. For such a small islet, there’s an astounding amount of history to uncover. All surrounded by the gorgeous natural beauty of the archipelago. As you explore the narrow streets you’ll feel as though you’ve been transported back to the Middle Ages.

The rolling hills, lush forests and vineyards of the region are waiting to be discovered. Explore a charming village with its colourful buildings and winding streets lined with galleries, cafes and artisan shops. Then head to the town of Buzet for a truffle tasting and lunch.

On the way to Zadar you’ll stop at Plitvice Lakes National Park for a walking tour with a local guide. Known at the Falling Lakes, the Plitvice lakes are uniquely beautiful. You’ll have the chance to enjoy lunch on your own account at a restaurant near the park. 

Beginning in the village of Ravni Golubić you’ll hike along the Vratolom ridge towards the mouth of the Krupa River enjoying the scenic views of the Krupa waterfalls along the way. The trail continues to the historic Kuda Bridge and a monastery built in 1317. After the hike, you’ll visit the untouched Modrič cave near Zadar.

Together with a local guide you’ll go on a private walking tour of the historic centre of Šibenik. The unique city, with its cobblestone streets and local interactions make it a museum just waiting to be explored. The city’s fortresses provide panoramic views.

Renowned chef Tatjana Ciciliani in Trogir invites you to discover the secrets of Dalmatian cuisine during a sumptuous lunch and culinary experience. She’s known as one of the region’s most creative chefs.

On a fascinating privately-guided walking tour of Split and Trogir you’ll explore one of the best-preserved examples of a Roman royal residence in the world. The remarkable ensemble of Roman, Gothic, Romanesque, Renaissance, and other architectural remains are all still here.

Board a private yacht for the journey to Hvar Town. You’ll make your way through the Pakleni Archipelago off the south west coast of the island of Hvar. Make sure you bring your swimming gear to make the most of the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic.

Discover some of the people and places that make Hvar so special on a cultural and historical tour. You’ll visit the 550 year old Franciscan Monastery and the Benedictine Convent where nuns create the finest lace from the agave plant. Head to the top of Spanjolška Fortress for one of the most famous views in Croatia. And finally visit the Stari Grad Plain, an agricultural colony founded by the Ancient Greeks.

After a private speedboat transfer to Split you’ll drive towards Dubrovnik, with a stop in Mostar on the way. Taking its name from a combination of two Croatian words, ‘star’ meaning old and ‘most’ meaning bridge, there is little debate on what is the outstanding attraction in Bosnia’s second city – the world famous 500-year-old Old Bridge of Mostar, which stands over the emerald Neretva river below.