Visiting Zagreb can be a walk in the park – literally! Lower town is famous for the lane of parks that we call „The Green Horseshoe“ and it offers magnificent views. Over a hundred years old trees, fountains, buildings in Neoclassical and Art Nouveau styles, galleries, museums, and our National Theatre are some of the places that the locals love the most and this walk will show you what makes Zagreb a central European metropolis. By the end of the tour, we’ll take a break just like locals would – enjoying a cup of coffee (or tea) in a nice cafe.

Price includes: local tour guide + entrance to the botanical garden + coffee/tea

Take a walk with us and discover art, architecture, history and everyday life of Croatia’s capital city, Zagreb! We start with the oldest part of the town – Kaptol, visiting the neogothic Cathedral and learning about the founding of the city. Passing through the Dolac farmer’s market, where you can buy seasonal fruits or vegetables, traditional toys and clothes, we continue our tour towards the medieval Upper Town, also known as Gradec.

Walking our way up the Radićeva street, an old street full of lovely bars and little designer shops, we reach the oldest preserved entrance to the Upper Town, the Stone Gate. Eventually, we arrive at one of the most remarkable points in Zagreb: St. Mark’s Square. There you will learn the most important things about the Croatian history and political system. From there we continue towards the Lotrščak Tower where you can take great panoramic photos of the Lower Town, hear the loud cannon of Grič at noon, take a ride with Europe’s shortest funicular or continue walking down the Strossmayer’s Promenade towards the main square – The Ban Jelačić Square. There we finish our amusing tour and leave you in good hands – the hands of our loving city!

The day at the beach is closer than you think!

The highway takes us from Zagreb to the “Pearl of the Adriatic”- Opatija. Discover the historic charm of the birthplace of tourism in Croatia, it’s classical and Art Noveau architecture, and take deep breaths of the fresh seaside breeze. Relax.

After a walk in this enchanting town, we continue the tour up the mountain to enjoy a beautiful view of the Adriatic in a small medieval town of Kastav and explore its winding streets.

Price of the private tour includes: guide, transport (type of transport depends on the number of passengers)

Duration: approx. 8 hours

We all like to take something special with us from our travels besides memories, and this walking tour offers you a unique opportunity to discover Croatian culture: through design!

Whether you’re looking for a new dress, a piece of handmade jewellery to gift a friend, a mug that will remind you of your vacation with every sip of morning coffee or just wish to get more acquainted with Croatian design, we know the best spots to shop original pieces made by local designers or artisans.

Let us know your interests and we’ll design a personalized tour just for you.

Nobody should try to enjoy a new destination on an empty stomach. So let’s start the day right: we will feed you first and then take you around town. This private walking tour around the Zagreb city center starts with a nice breakfast and some coffee – just like the locals like it. That will give you plenty of energy to discover the old neighbourhoods of Kaptol and Gradec sitting on top of two hills, take photos with the views of the city and take a ride in one of the world’s shortest funiculars.

Price includes: tour guide + breakfast + coffee/tea/juice + cable car ticket

This walking tour will show you all the essential sights and introduce you to Croatia’s art and history. Where were Gradec and Kaptol and what makes the unique? Why does a cannon go off in the middle of the city every day at noon? Get all the answers you need during the private walking tour, and afterwards visit a museum of your choice in the city center with the guide.

Guests can opt for 1 museum of choice between: Zagreb City Museum / Naive Art Museum / Museum of Broken Relationships / Technical Museum of Nikola Tesla

Please note that the availability to visit certain museums depends on their opening hours.

Slovenia, a beautiful country set between Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia is known for its mountains, lakes, rivers and forests. First stop of our trip is the Postojna Cave, about 2,5h drive from Zagreb. A fantastic web of tunnels and halls, the astonishing diversity of Karst features, stalagmites that have been forming underground for thousands of years and creatures such as the olm, that live in the caves, guarantee to leave you breathless with wonder! After the visit to the cave, we continue the trip to Slovenia’s capital – Ljubljana.

Set alongside river Ljubljanica and below the castle atop a hill, Ljubljana offers a serene yet colourful atmosphere. Its centre has been closed for traffic so one can peacefully admire the beautiful architecture of buildings, Cathedral of St Nicholas or the many bridges across the river.  From the top of the hill, on a bright day, the view reaches the mountains in the distance, and with all the forests surronding the city, one can perfectly understand why it has been selected the 2016 Green Capital of Europe.

After some free time, we return to Zagreb.

*Duration approx. 10 – 12hrs

Included: transfer, guide, tickets to Postojna cave, lunch

This private walking tour gives you more than just a history lesson of Zagreb… it gives you a taste of everyday life, culture, food and wine.

We start with a walk around the oldest parts of Zagreb – Kaptol, pass through the Dolac farmer’s market, where you can buy seasonal fruits and vegetables, traditional toys and clothes and continue towards the medieval Upper Town, also known as Gradec. Walking our way up the Radićeva street, an old street full of lovely bars and little designer shops, we arrive at one of the most remarkable points in Zagreb: St. Mark’s Square where you will learn the most important things about the Croatian history and political system. At noon, you can hear the loud cannon of Grič, take a ride with Europe’s shortest funicular and arrive at our final destination where you can enjoy Croatia with all your senses! You will try Croatia’s finest cheeses, olive oil, and typical wines such as Malvazija or Plavac mali and much more…

*The price includes wine and food tasting

Vegetarian and Vegan options available

Istria, the peninsula in the west of Croatia, is a beautiful region, home of great wine and cuisine. Many towns of the rocky coast and hilly inland were populated in the prehistoric times, with monuments dating back to ancient Roman and medieval times. Besides sunbathing and swimming in the sea, sailing or diving, the inland of the peninsula is attracting more and more visitors due to its hospitality and delicious food. Many local specialties include the traditional Istrian ox boskarin, pasta and truffles, that can be found in the surrounding forests. So we will start our Istrian tour by visiting surroundings of the town Buzet, joining professionals on the quest for truffles! The path through the enchanting forest surrounding the estate is full of natural rocks for climbing, waterfalls and the underground holds hidden treasures – truffles. After the search, you will learn how to prepare delicious traditional meals with truffles – like tartufata, omelette and desserts – and of course, eat them!

Afterwards, we continue the trip by visiting Hum. With a population of around 20, Hum is the world’s smallest town. It is situated at the end of the road that tells the history of the alphabet Glagoljica, and connects it to the nearby Roč. In Hum, you can taste a special kind of herb and mistletoe grappa, made after the original, 2000 years old recipe.

After this delicious tour in the heart of Istria, we return to Zagreb.

*Duration approx. 10hrs

*Transfer, guide, truffle hunting and tasting, tax included in the price

*Type of transport: Depending on the number of passengers (car, van, bus)

Hidden in the mountains of the region Lika, the magical Plitvice Lakes have been inspiring legends and fairy tales for hundreds of years. Declared a National Park in 1949 and a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site in 1979, the lakes have been attracting visitors in all seasons. Discover yourself the enchanting waterfalls in spring and summer, colourful forest around them in autumn and frozen winter wonderland!

On the way from Zagreb towards the Plitvice Lakes National Park, we stop at the small village Rastoke for a break. The village is known for its traditional architecture – small houses of stone and wood with watermills, standing over cascading waterfalls.

Arriving at Plitvice Lakes will make you see why so many people come to admire this gem: walk along the lakes, feel the drops of water spraying off the highest waterfall, take a ride on a boat across the biggest lake Kozjak and enjoy the day in one of nature’s wonders.

In the afternoon return to Zagreb.

*the tour includes transfer, guide, entrance fees to Plitvice and Rastoke

*Type of transport: Depending on the number of passengers (car, van, bus)

*Payment: to the transaction account (based on your inquiry and date of arrangement,  we will provide you with an offer with the payment information)