A Luxury Montenegro and Croatia Honeymoon

Meet your guide for an evening stroll through Split Old Town. The palatial walled summer residence of the Emperor Diocletian, Split became a city after Salona, the Roman capital of Dalmatia, was sacked in 7th century. Refugees were given asylum inside the two-meter-thick walls and over the next 1000 years, the “city” of Split was such a safe haven, it never grew beyond those same walls. As a result, the remarkable ensemble of Roman, Gothic, Romanesque, Renaissance and other architectural remains are all still here.

Embark on a private boat tour of Krka Waterfalls National Park. Join your guide for a stroll to a charming tavern where you’ll indulge in local delicacies. Then, board your private river boat and cruise through the lush greenery of the canyon. There will be opportunities to refresh under the invigorating waterfalls. You’ll have the chance to explore the small island of Visovac, and discover hidden bays before reaching the Skradinski Buk waterfall, the longest tufa barrier on the Krka River.

On the way to Brač you’ll visit Hvar, the lavender island that is also known as the ‘Croatian Madeira’. Sunny days, crystal blue waters, ancient villages, innumerable lavender fields, olive plantations, vineyards, enchanting stone streets and old Venetian palaces are only some of the reasons it’s such a popular place.

Continue to the Pakleni archipelago: a collection of idyllic islands indented with hidden coves and wonderful beaches, located off the southwest coast of the island of Hvar. Enjoy swimming and snorkeling in the crystal clear Adriatic Sea. During the day, your skipper will suggest a nice restaurant on one of the islands for lunch on your own.

First you’ll visit the Jaksic family art atelier and pop into the studios of some of the resident artists and maybe even see them at work. Then take a refreshing forest walk to enjoy the views from the top of Vidova Gora, the highest peak in the Adriatic Islands. Finally, you’ll visit the olive oil museum in Škrip village where you will taste some of the island’s  award-winning olive oils and the local wine plavac mali.

A private tour of charming Korčula town, with its 1,000 years of history surrounded by fortification walls and towers, takes you back to the time of Illyric and Greek settlements, the Roman Empire, and the Venetian Republic. Although a very compact town, the steep cobblestone alleys that span off the main pedestrian street in a pattern like a fishbone hold enough art and architecture and unique Korčulan culture to keep you enthralled at each turn.

Hosted by Mario Bartulović, a renowned winemaker, this is a superb opportunity to learn about the country and its traditions—especially the art of winemaking. The tour is a trio of wine tastings at some of Croatia’s most respected vintners, visits to vineyards and the cellars of the magnificent Pelješac peninsula, combined with a delicious Dalmatian lunch at your host’s beautiful family winery.

Meet your guide for a private walking tour of Dubrovnik. A magnificent city with its incredibly fortified Old Town, Dubrovnik is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and undoubtedly Croatia’s most popular destination. The curtain of towering walls surrounds marble streets and baroque buildings. The main pedestrian street, Stradun, is a wonderful mélange of cafés and shops bookended by a cluster of monuments at either end.

Head out on a delicious foodie tour. You will visit local spots where you will get to taste a few bites of local food accompanied by lovely Croatian wines. Local cuisine is influenced by the food of other Mediterranean region countries, but on this tour you’ll hear the stories behind what is traditionally eaten in Dubrovnik and why.