Join us on an enchanting journey through the heritage, nature, and flavors of Croatia.

From Roman monuments and majestic fortresses to wine cellars, stunning waterfalls, and the endless blue of the Adriatic – Croatia proudly showcases its rich history, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant food and wine scene.

Enjoy the soothing sound of waves and the heartfelt melodies of tamburica music, discover every shade of green and blue in our national parks, savor the rich aromas in a glass of wine, touch the past in ancient stone walls that have withstood the test of time, and breathe in the scents of wheat fields, olive groves, and the sea…

Croatia is not just a destination – it’s an experience for all the senses!

Day 1: Arrival in Osijek, welcome dinner

Day 2: Vučedol Museum visit, guided tour in Vukovar

Day 3: Visit to Kopački Rit Nature Park, traditional specialties of Baranja region, visit to wine cellars

Day 4: Arrival in Zagreb and city sightseeing

Day 5: Visit to Trakošćan Castle, wine tasting at a winery in the Zagorje region

Day 6: Truffle hunting in Istria

Day 7: Visit to the Brijuni Islands, sightseeing in Pula

Day 8: Tour of Plitvice Lakes, sunset in Zadar

Day 9: Sightseeing in Split

Day 10: Day trip to the island of Brač, tasting of local delicacies, relaxing on the beach

Day 11: Visit to the Neretva Valley, wine and local specialties tasting in Pelješac

Day 12: Sightseeing in Dubrovnik

Day 13: Excursion to the Elaphiti Islands

Day 14: Farewell

* This tour features comfortable accommodation with breakfast included, transportation, sightseeing with local guides, entrance to national and nature parks, and unforgettable tastings of regional delicacies. The itinerary can be tailored to suit your individual interests and needs.

* Transfers in a car, van or bus, depending on the number of passengers

If you’d like to spend a weekend in nature, relax and instead of looking at the screen, look at the lush greenery of Northwest Croatia, join us! On our weekend tour, we offer more than relaxation – a story of prehistoric times in this region and tasting of local wine and delicacies.

1. dan: GAVEZNICA – LUNCH – SPA

In the morning we head from Zagreb towards Gaveznica, a fossil volcano. In the last phases of its activity, semi-precious stones like agate, calcedony and opals were formed. Inactive for millions of years, this spot is ideal for a light walk and start of our story about the hidden treasures of the hills of Zagorje.
After a walk with a local guide, it’s time to discover the secrets of Zagorje through smell and taste – a wine tasting and lunch in one of the local wineries.
One of the treasures of Zagorje was appreciated since the times of the ancient Romans – thermal waters. Just like Roman soldiers, after exploring we will relax at a local spa. Free time and overnight.

2. dan: RADOBOJ – LUNCH – KRAPINA

After breakfast, first stop on the itinerary – Radoboj, near Krapina. The local museum Radboa tells the story of the long time ago, when these parts were a part of the Panonic Sea. The fossils of fish and tropical vegetation show the landscape much diferrent than the present one, but there are some similarities – the grapevine fossil, oldest of its kind in the world shows the presence of that plant here for millions of years! After the visit to the museum, we’ll take a walk on the “Orchid Trail” that holds an unexpected surprise from the prehistoric times. After the hike it’s time for lunch, accompanied by local wines.

In the afternoon, we visit another gem – the Neanderthal’s Museum in Krapina. The story of the prehistoric times in Zagorje and its inhabitants before the arrival of Homo Sapiens – the Neanderthals – is concluded with a guided tour of the museum after which we return to Zagreb.

*tour includes private transport, B&B, lunches and wine tastings, entrance fees, guides

*type of transport depends on the number of passengers (car, van, bus)

Slovenia, a beautiful country set between Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia is known for its mountains, lakes, rivers and forests.

In the morning we leave from Zagreb towards lake Bled, set about a 2,5h drive from Zagreb. Enchanting glacial lake in the Julian Alps is breathtaking in any season, so it is no wonder that it was attracting visitors for many years. The best view of the lake and its surroundings is from a medieval castle, now turned into a museum, where you can learn about the history of Bled. The only Slovenian island is set on the lake, and can be reached by „pletna“, a traditional wooden boat. Once on the island, visit the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and ring the bell for good luck. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere which has made Bled a very popular destination for relaxation of the rich and powerful, like the Yugoslavian royal family and later Tito.

A short drive away is 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 a walk around town and some free time, we return to Zagreb.

*Duration approx. 10-12 hrs

Price includes transfer, guide, tickets to Bled Castle or a ride in pletna boat and lunch