The Highlights of Croatia

On this private walking tour you’ll see some of the highlights of Split, including a variety of Roman, Gothic, Romanesque, Renaissance, and other architectural remains. After your tour you’ll have the chance to enjoy a lunch and wine-pairing.

The pretty town of Trogir is connected to the mainland by a bridge and is filled with Greek, Roman and Venetian history. Visit the St. Lawrence cathedral, the Palace of Cipico, home to one of Trogir’s most prominent families, and the Tower of Kamerlengo which served as the Venetian governor’s palace. You’ll discover the masterpieces of local sculptors who helped to create the magnificent visual history of this charming town.

Taste and learn how to work with local ingredients and Adriatic delicacies in a creative cooking class with chef Tatjana Ciciliani. You will prepare two to three dishes and enjoy a hearty lunch after the class, paired with delicious family wine.

On this cultural exploration of Hvar you’ll spend time connecting with the people and places. Begin in Stari Grad with a visit to Tvrdalj fortress built by Renaissance poet Petar Hektorović, and living heritage site Stari Grad Plain, an agricultural colony established by the Ancient Greeks. You’ll also visit the picturesque rural village of Vrisnik.

In the village of Pitve, you’ll meet and spend time with charismatic boutique winemaker Tonci Marijan. He produces Plavac Mali grapes and award-winning wines. After the tour, you’ll get to enjoy a traditional lunch at a local tavern.

Enjoy a private sea kayaking adventure around the island of Lokrum. Discover unreachable caves and hidden beaches, paddling near impressive sea rocks. Experience cultural-historical sites from a wholly new perspective. Enjoy swimming and snorkelling in the crystal clear blue Adriatic Sea.

The Elaphiti are a group of 13 islands, of which only three are inhabited. Forested and hilly, these islands and their villages retain the relaxed pace of traditional Adriatic life. Mljet is one of Croatia’s prettiest islands, much of it covered by forest and the rest with vineyards and small villages. The northwestern half contains Mljet National Park, an outdoor lover’s dream with lush vegetation, pine forests and lakes.

Spend the day with a Croatian winemaker on the Pelješac Peninsula. You’ll learn about the country and its traditions as well as the art of winemaking. Enjoy three wine tastings, visit vineyards and sit down to a traditional Dalmation lunch at your host’s family winery.