[helg]

Today’s history-filled agenda begins with a walking tour of Split – where a local guide will take us into the white walls of Diocletian’s Palace, a vast fortress filled with centuries of history. We’ll also pay a visit to the Grgur Ninski Statue and the Cathedral of St Domnius, before moving on to medieval Trogir. Here, we’ll be taken around the maze of marble streets and Romanesque buildings by a local guide – before going our separate ways to explore this tiny island town and indulge in some delicious local cuisine. Accommodation: Hotel Tragos (or similar)

[Binford 6100]

Today we'll say goodbye to Trogir and move on to Split, where we'll catch the ferry to Korcula – an island that's reputed to be the birthplace of Marco Polo. After checking into the hotel, our Tour Leader will take us on a stroll through the Old Town – before we enjoy some free time to delve deeper into the hidden treasures of this medieval island. Then: time to hone those culinary skills! We’ll uncover the distinct and unique flavours of Croatian cuisine with an included cookery class – and indulge in our creations for dinner this evening. Accommodation: Hotel Korcula De La Ville (or similar) more

[joey.rich]

Our incredible journey will begin in Split, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed city beside the azure Adriatic. Tonight, we'll get to know one another better over a delicious welcome dinner. Accommodation: Hotel Jupiter (or similar)

[Veltas]

Your private driver will pick you up at your hotel and take you to Dubrovnik airport in time for your departing flight. (B)

[tabshift]

Day 8 - Dubrovnik more

[brynfrlin]

Day 5 - Hvar [links]

[Innomen]

Arrive in Split, where you’ll be welcomed at the airport by your private driver and escorted to your hotel in the city. You’ll have some time to settle in before meeting your private guide for an afternoon walking tour of Diocletian’s Palace. Built as a retreat for the Roman emperor and finished in 305 A.D., this ancient city of garrisons, residences, and temples—including one of the world’s oldest continuously used synagogues—has been meticulously restored and repurposed for modern use. Learn the fascinating history of the city and discover the secrets of its palace as you explore its grand courtyards and marble streets. here

[Metal]

Your last full day in Croatia will be yours to enjoy as you please. Perhaps head for the nearby island of Lokrum to see the Royal Fort and visit the Benedictine monastery and its botanical gardens. Alternatively, you could take a swim in crystalline waters right from the city walls, or relax on the popular Sveti Jakov Beach. We can help with planning to make this a memorable day. (B)

[dogparts]

A morning ferry brings you to the island of Korčula. Make sure you have a good viewpoint as you approach: the 13th and 14th-century walls and towers are particularly impressive when first seen from the water. After checking into your hotel, you’ll meet your private guide for a walking tour of the walled city often referred to as ‘Little Dubrovnik’ thanks to its medieval walls, imposing churches, and Venetian palaces. Then step aboard an authentic 1920s sailing vessel for a private sunset cruise around the coast. (B) here

[gkelly]

Lunch | Social Hour | Dinner

[checkmark91]

Lunch | Social Hour | Dinner more

[summy]

Pupnat to Vela Luka with Shuttle
Approximately 26 miles with 1,600 feet of climbing

[pjeromehaydeny]

Climb aboard our traditional trabakul sailing vessel and island-hop with Backroads in Dalmatia, beloved for its brilliant Adriatic waters and sun-splashed villages brimming with history and culture. The most intriguing stretch of coast—between Split and Dubrovnik—is the setting for our Croatia biking, walking & hiking and family multi-adventure tours. And along the way, spend time with our local friends, who’ll draw you deeper into their fascinating world.

[gregschoen]

Dalmatian Coast & Islands—Split to Dubrovnik more

[kenjo]

Sapphire Waters of the Dalmatian Coast