A relaxing drive along the Adriatic Coast, through the picturesque landscape of the Makarska Riviera, across the Neretva River Delta and through the town of Neum, will bring you to Dubrovnik – the pearl of the Adriatic. Due to its exceptional beauty and rich cultural heritage, this ancient town was included in the UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sights.
Dubrovnik is surrounded by fortresses and fortifications and is a real treasury of architectural and cultural masterpieces, carefully preserved through centuries. A pleasant stroll with an experienced guide will uncover the town’s main sights, such as palaces, churches, museums and squares. In your free time, you can ride the town cable car to the top of Srd, the hill offering the unforgettable view of the town and the Riviera, or you can have a meal in one of the numerous picturesque restaurants in the Old Town and have some fish and excellent wine from the Southern Dalmatia.
Marco Polo was a world explorer, and therefore "owned by" and "heritage" of the whole world! Other explorers and researchers have changed the world map - Marco Polo has changed the history... And Korcula is his birthplace! The Island of Korcula, with no doubt, is a special island on the Croatian Adriatic.
Perhaps more than on any other island, it is here that the legends, stories and historical monuments relate to each other. As famous stonemasons, shipbuilders and sailors, people of Korcula left traces worldwide, but the best thing is what they have left to their city.
Enjoy the narrow streets, beautiful churches and palaces, in one of the most beautiful cities on the Mediterranean. After the tour, pick out a delicious restaurant or just go swimming. On the way back to Dubrovnik visit a winery and taste some wine typical for this region that is making Pelješac Penin.
Rijeka is a multicultural heart of Europe that meets all people of good will with its arms wide open. That is the city to be seen when looking down from Trsat Castle! The castle’s history dates back to prehistoric times and the Illyrian tribe of Iapydes, followed by the Romans who built their fort there as well, and many other sovereigns who left their unique traces in this magnificent fortification.
Take a walk on the colourful city market, meet the old town full of multicoloured shops and small galleries, show yourself on Korzo, the heart of the city with many cafes and shop windows!
Opatija is thrilling with its elegance, villas and parks that tell of interesting history whose participants where European emperors and kings themselves. Opatija, the pearl of the Adriatic, well-known for its fragrant botanical gardens, parks and coloured villas, each telling its secret story that was always a meeting point of European aristocracy, elegance and style, where it was important to be seen, keeps the same atmosphere to the very day! Sipping coffee on one of the sunny terraces, enjoy the atmosphere of rich history of Opatija!
Meet Opatija, the pearl of the Adriatic that enchants you with its villas and parks while presenting its beauty and elegance of life it once lead, and Rijeka, the city built on the banks of the river, and its backbone, the high street called Korzo!
The Brijuni Islands are scattered just off the Istrian peninsula, surrounded by the inky Adriatic. The 14 islands and islets blend natural beauty with a rich heritage, and used to be a favoured summertime spot of Austro-Hungarian aristocrats and politicians. You’ll drop anchor at the biggest island, Veli Brijun, which is carpeted with pines, indigenous plants, oak forests and olive groves. A guide will lead you around this national park on foot and by miniature train, which will pass by grassy meadows flecked with grazing deer and mouflons. After the tour you’ll have some free time to explore the landscape on your own, before we board our boat back to the mainland.
The view of the sunlit Old Town of Dubrovnik is the great opportunity for an unforgettable photo in your album! Take a walk along its cobbled streets in company of a professional guide whilst discovering treasures of Dubrovnik’s past and present. Put your hands on its ancient walls and let the distant presence of people who had lived there centuries ago come close and touch you. A half day tour that will leave you mesmerised by architectural treasures, artistic intensity and cultural opulence – a day that will most certainly become one of your favorite holiday experiences ever.
Dubrovnik ramparts :
The city ramparts are considered to be one of the most grandiose fortification monuments in Europe, and are an example of how fort architecture developed.
The first fortifications were built already in the 8th century, but the most intense construction took place from the mid-15th to the end of the 16th century. The huge earthquake in 1667 did not do much damage.
The ramparts encompass the city in an irregularly shaped polygon, with Fort Minceta at the highest northwestern landward corner of the city and with Fort St. Johns on the southeastern seaside.
Strong forts, such as Fort Lawrence at Pile and Fort Revelin at Ploce, are also part of the defence system, even though they are separated from the ramparts.
The ramparts are 22 metres high in places, and from 4 to 6 m. thick on the landward side and from 1-1/2 to 3 m. thick on the seaside. In front of the main wall on the mainland side is an outer wall with 10 semi-circular bastions, in front of which used to be a moat. The main wall has 14 quadrangular and 2 circular towers, 2 angular fortifications and 4 bastions.
There are three entrances to the city ramparts: on Stradun by the Pile gate, by Fort St. Johns and by Fort St. Luke, Od sv. Dominika street.
This barbecue-come-boat trip is a great way to see Croatia's craggy coastline. You'll drift past rugged cliffs, sandy coves and, of course, plenty of crystal-clear water. You'll drop anchor in a beautiful bay where you can plunge into the sea for a swim or snorkel, or stay on deck to soak up the sun.
Descubre la belleza de Dubrovnik y disfruta una vista aérea de la ciudad antigua brillando a la luz del sol. Únete a este tour de medio día para ver la intensidad y opulencia artística y cultural de la ciudad. Un recorrido que sin duda se convertirá en una de las experiencias vacacionales favoritas de tu vida.
Esta hermosa ciudad es llamada, y con razón, la ''perla del Mediterráneo'' y desde su ubicación privilegiada frente a las aguas turquesas del Adriático, es difícil imaginar un lugar más agradable para dar un paseo. Ven y únete a nuestro guía profesional mientras caminamos por las calles empedradas del casco antiguo y encontramos los tesoros del Dubrovnik pasado y presente.
A partir del siglo XIII Dubrovnik se convirtió en un puerto muy importante al servicio del comercio marítimo mediterráneo. Las imponentes murallas y fortificaciones ayudaron a protegerlo y ahora, en gran medida, le otorgan su carácter. En ellas encontrarás una increíble variedad de estilos gótico, renacentista y barroco, con sus sorprendentes techos rojos que cautivan a los amantes de la historia.
Al entrar en la ciudad amurallada se siente que se ha retrocedido en el tiempo a la época medieval. Pon tus manos sobre sus paredes antiguas y casi podrás sentir la presencia de las personas que han vivido allí. Esta excursión de medio día te dejará fascinado con tesoros arquitectónicos como la Puerta de Pile, las iglesias de San Blas y San Francisco, y la inamovible catedral. Y por supuesto, también tendrás la oportunidad de obtener una vista panorámica de la ciudad con el mar brillando en la lejanía.
Let us greet you with a traditional “warm” welcome (grape brandy and figs) as you step into the Konavle. Sunday market adorned with silk embroidery, handicrafts and souvenirs, church bells calling for the mass, locals dressed in their Sunday best slowly heading to the church… just part of the scene full of village ritual and serenity.
A joyful celebration of life takes place in the church square after the mass. Dressed in dark skirts / trousers with crispy white starched shirts, red belts embroidered in gold silk, bright red leather shoes and matching red caps, locals perform songs and dances form the village and the region. A chance to browse the market for some authentic local souvenirs and enjoy rhythms of Dalmatian music.
¿Eres una persona inquieta? ¿Buscas algo divertido y emocionante? Ven a disfrutar de una aventura única que incluye saltos desde acantilados y escalada sin cuerda sobre el agua.
DESTACAMOS:
* Ideal para quienes desean unas vacaciones activas
* Experimenta emociones fuertes
* Material incluido
A menudo muchos jóvenes osados se preguntan dónde es posible practicar saltos desde acantilados. ¡Tenemos la respuesta! Únete a un tour que te conducirá a los acantilados de Kasjuni y atrévete con diferentes saltos que oscilan entre los 2 y 10 metros de altura.
Pero la aventura no termina aquí. Prueba también una de las variantes más novedosas de la escalada deportiva: el psicobloc. Consiste en escalar paredes de poca altura sin equipo de escalada, salvo unos zapatos especiales. ¡Trata de calcular con precisión cada movimiento en tu ascenso si no quieres caer al agua! Esta disciplina garantiza diversión y un torrente de adrenalina.
La playa kasjuni está situada a los pies del monte Marjan y rodeada de árboles. Además de aguas tranquilas, encontrarás dos bares en los que te podrás relajar y refrescar entre salto y salto.
Discover Montenegro by Motorbike! You must try this exhilarating tour – it’s the best way to explore!
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Explore and discover in a fun, exciting way!
* Best trip for the adventurous!
* Be amazed at these stunning views!
Join us on this exhilarating motorbike journey from Dubrovnik to the beautiful Montenegro! We will take the coastal motorway that leads us to Perast and the ancient, medieval town, Kotor.
This journey allows you to take in all the picturesque views of the Montenegrin fjord and its miniature islands scattered around it. Be sure to remember you camera, as you will definitely want to capture these views for a lifetime!
From Kotor, we will then head towards Lovcen National Park, the most magnificent mountain in Montenegro! Further on, we will arrive at Budva, one of the oldest settlements in the Adriatic famous for its sandy beaches, vivid night life and alluring architecture built in the traditional Mediterranean style. The stop off here is followed by a drive to the ferry crossing, that brings us back to Kamenari and the road that takes us back to Dubrovnik!