Duration: 1 hour 45 minutesOverview: Dubrovnik, located at the tip of the Croatian South Coast, is one of Europe's most beautiful coastal settlements and an ideal destination for a relaxing break. The city is the crown jewel of Croatia. European cities neighboring Dubrovnik envy its scenic coastline and medieval architecture. This walking tour will show you around the historical parts of the city whilst you enjoy an explanation of its turbulent history by your own private guide. You will also visit the Dominican Monastery and Museum inside the very centre of the Old Town.

Duration: 6 hours Overview: Dubrovnik is one of Europe's most beautiful coastal settlements, located at the tip of the Croatian South Coast.It is the crown jewel of Croatia. See the historical parts of the city, and learn about its turbulent history from your private guide. Visit the Dominican Monastery and Museum in the centre of the Old Town. Enjoy a boat cruise to Cavtat from the old city harbor and sailing towards the Island of Lokrum. Your cruise includes the town of Cavtat where you may wish to visit the Bogisic family collection of the Franciscan Monastery. Return to Dubrovnik.

Duration: 4 hours Overview: Dubrovnik is one of Europe's most beautiful coastal settlements and is the crown jewel of Croatia. It is located at the tip of the Croatian South Coast. Walk around the historical parts of the city, and learn about its turbulent history from your own private guide. Also visit the Dominican Monastery and Museum in the heart of the Old Town. Enjoy a most spectacular cable car ride to Mountain Srd for stunning views of the walled town below and a panorama of the whole coast.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: Whilst visiting Dubrovnik you must make the time to appreciate the local cuisine served in a traditional country restaurant. The countryside has many "hidden" restaurants that are kept a secret by the locals. Discover true Dalmatian cuisine, prepared in the same time-honored manner for generations at these restaurants and taverns. Surprise your senses with traditional homemade cooking!

Duration: 8 hours Overview: The geographical position of the Elaphite Islands offers the perfect opportunity to island hop. These untouched islands are a wonder of nature and provide an experience of true island life, Dalmatian style. Situated to the north-west of Dubrovnik this group of islands is made up of eight islands, the majority of which are uninhabited. With this full day excursion you will visit three of them - KoloCep, Sipan and Lopud. Take a dip in the crystal clear sea, stroll in the shade of Mediterranean vegetation, explore quaint hamlets or simply indulge your taste buds with local cuisine.

Duration: 5 hours Overview: Discover this hidden but not lost jewel of the region of Dubrovnik. Visit the beautiful village of Konavle and its Provencal surroundings. On the way, marvel at the mountain springs and secluded hamlets where you can sample homemade cheese, cream or grapes. Visit the Mijo Sisa Galery, a 400 year old water mill and enjoy a welcome drink and snack of Dalmatian smoked ham and cheese, accompanied by delicious local red and white wines - the perfect way to end this wonderful excursion!

Duration: 11 hours Overview: Without doubt one of the most well-known destinations, especially in the religious world, is the Bosnia and Herzegovina's town of Medjugorje. Pilgrims come here from all over the world to find spiritual peace of mind. This small town is located in the mountains between Mostar (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Dubrovnik (Croatia). Before 1981 Medjugorje, although beautiful, was just a small mountain village until a group of children reported seeing visions of the Virgin Mary on a nearby hillside. Since then, the village has grown into a pilgrimage town.

Also visit Mostar - the city of contrasts, culture and excellent cuisine. The city, coined as the "melting pot of cultures", is divided not only by the Neretva River but also by religion and cuture that differ from one river bank to the other.

Duration: 11 hours Overview: Visit nearby Montenegro, the hidden pearl of the Mediterranean. With a population of a little under 700,000, this tiny Mediterranean country is a rare jewel, a secret kept by those who have visited. Emerged in tradition, history and culture, the country has remained untouched for centuries. With medieval walled cities such as Kotor and Budva, dating from the 14th century, and to the new resorts catering for thrill seekers, Montenegro has it all. A country of contrasts, the new and the old, the mountains and the sea, the sun and the snow, it is just a little more than a stone's throw from Dubrovnik (one hour's drive).

Duration: 10 hours 30 minutes Overview: Mostar is a city of contrasts, colors, culture and cuisine. It is divided not only by the Neretva river that flows through it, but also by religion and culture that differ from one Neretva bank to the other. Mostar, situated neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a memorable place to visit, where "east meets west." It is just a short drive up the Adriatic coast and then inwards, following the breathtaking Neretva Valley, with its mandarin and kiwi fruit plantations, and offering stunning views of the local countryside.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: The only way to experience Split as a whole, beyond the walls of the Diocletian's Palace, is on this open-top live-guided sightseeing tour. The tour starts from the Riva in the heart of Split and includes nine stops. From the Riva promenade, it goes to the Bacvice sandy beach with its restaurants and bars, Gripe Maritime Museum, the Archeological Museum; then on to Park Emanuel Vidovic, Poljud Stadium, the Franciscan Monastery and St Anthony's Church, the protected Bene Park with its beach, restaurant, recreational centre and children's fun park. It continues past the Kastelet Gallery of Ivan Mestrovic, the Museum of Croatian Archeological Monuments and the Zvoncac Sustipan and ACI Marina before passing St Frane Church and the Monastery of St Francis as the tour completes its circuit.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: Enjoy an open-top live-guided sightseeing tour by coach. The tour starts from the Riva in the heart of Split and includes nine stops. From the Riva promenade, it goes to the Bacvice sandy beach with its restaurants and bars, Gripe Maritime Museum, the Archeological Museum; then on to Park Emanuel Vidovic, Poljud Stadium, the Franciscan Monastery and St Anthony's Church, the protected Bene Park with its beach, restaurant, recreational centre and children's fun park. It continues past the Kastelet Gallery of Ivan Mestrovic, the Museum of Croatian Archeological Monuments and the Zvoncac Sustipan and ACI Marina before passing St Frane Church and the Monastery of St Francis as the tour completes its circuit.

Next, your guide will take you on a tour of the UNESCO listed Diocletian Palace where you will see the Bronze Gate, Diocletian's Cellars, the Peristyle, The Vestibule of the Emperor's Palace, The Mausoleum, St Djuam's Cathedral and the Temple of Jupiter and Bapistery. Then on to the Silver Gate, the Papalic Palace, St. Martin's Church and the Golden Gate. Then finish by passing the Chapel of St Amir, People's Square and the Iron Gate.

Duration: 7 hours Overview: After a pleasant drive along the coast, reach Sibenik the beautiful Dalmatian town to see the 15th century St James Cathedral. Continue through the karsts hinterland of the Sibenik Riviera to the Krka National Park. This is a spot of stunning natural beauty with picturesque waterfalls cascading over 17 natural barriers. Enjoy some free time in this natural paradise before you return to Split.

Duration: 12 hours Overview: This is one of the most beautiful natural phenomena in the world. Croatia's premier national park Plitvice has 16 lakes connected by 92 waterfalls that cascade through its picturesque surroundings. Part of UNESCO's World Natural Heritage list, the park also includes caves, a great variety of flora, fauna and wildlife. This tour includes a guided walking tour of the park and boat ride.

Duration: 7 hours Overview: Feel the influence of Ancient Greece and Rome on this visit to Trogir and Salona. As the ancient Roman capital of Dalmatia, Salona had 60,000 inhabitants and is believed to be the birthplace of Emperor Diocletian. You can see the excavated remains of the amphitheatre, aqueduct, city walls and basilicas. Then you head to the coast and visit the seductive Trogir, founded by the Greeks in the third century. It can compare with any town on the coast for historical sites. The splendid cathedral is one of the finest in the Adriatic. Return to Split.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: After your hotel pick up you start your city tour which will show you the fortified medieval Upper Town, St Mary's church with its multi-colored tile roof, the baroque church of St. Catherine, the Cathedral of St Stephen and the Parliament with the Government Palace. In the lower city, stretching around the main square with statue of Ban Jelacic, see the 19th century National Theater, Museum of Arts and Crafts, the University and the beautiful Zrinjevac Park with numerous elaborate Secession (Art Nouveau) buildings. After the tour, transfer back to your hotel.

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes Overview: Start your walking tour of Zagreb by seeing the fortified, medieval Upper town, St Mark's church with its multi-colored tile roof, the baroque church of St Catherine, the Cathedral of St Stephen and the Parliament with the Government Palace. In the lower city, stretching around the main square with the statue of Ban Jelacic, see the 19th century National Theater, Museum of Arts and Craft, the University and the beautiful Zrinjevac Park with numerous elaborate Secession (Art Nouveau) buildings.

Duration: 6 hours Overview: Discover key historical places and period's in Croatia's history on this fascinating half day excursion. You will travel back in time to the Veliki Tabor Castle built in the 15th Century, steeped in legends. Visit the wonderful art collection. Enjoy a lunch break at traditional restaurant Grena Gorica where you can taste Rakija and Strukli. Visit the house in Kumrovec where ex Yugoslavian President Tito was born. Kumrovec has the biggest open air Ethnographic Museum in Croatia. Walk through a traditional Croatian village and get a Certificate for joining Tito's youth Pioniri!

Duration: 7 hours
Overview: Plitvice Lakes count among Europe's most beautiful national parks. They are situated in the mountainous region of Lika. A total of 16 lakes lying at different altitudes are separated by travertine barriers and linked by foamy waterfalls and cascades. Their creation is a natural phenomenon. This tour takes you from Zagreb, with a stop at the open air Museum of Homeland War in Turanj. Before entering the Park there is a photo-stop at Rastoke and a small preview of what is to come - traditional watermills and waterfalls.

Duration: 7 hours Overview: After your hotel pick up, drive to Zagorje, a famous castle and wine region. Reach Trakoscan, followed by Pregrada and Veliki Tabor, where you can have lunch (not included) at the Gresna Gorica restaurant from where you will have a great view of the Veliki Tabor Castle - Kumrovec (birth place of the former Yugoslav President Tito, but now a lovely museum).