Tickets en Dubrovnik-South 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.

Luxurious Wine Tasting tour in the beautiful Peljesac area! Indulge yourself in history, in exquisite tastes and breathtaking views!

HIGHLIGHTS:

* Private tour of some of the best wineries around!
* Indulge in new and exciting tastes!
* Admire the beautiful sights and views
* Visit two beautiful, historic villages: Ston and Trstenik !
Join us on this fabulous wine tasting tour of Peljesac! Experience the delightful and exquisite tastes of many traditional wines in various superb wineries. This is the perfect day out for your taste buds and is also very visually pleasing as we travel to each destination.

We start this wonderful journey at Vukas Ponikve, a picturesque winery located on the top of a hill giving you breath taking views of the glimmering, crystal clear seas and you can even see as far as Mljet Island. Be sure to remember your camera as you will want to capture these exquisite views for a lifetime! Moving on to the vineyards, these were first planted in the 1950’s and 1980’s and have been perfecting their technique ever since! Luckily for you, you will be able to try these delightful perfected tastes!

After our first sensational tasting sensation is over we will head to Potomje, to the Matuška winery. A completely unforgettable experience! The location, the cellar, the views and the tastes are just hair-raising and incomparable to previous experiences! The Matuška winery used to be a little, traditional winery which tourists seldom visited. Over the years, this hidden treasure was discovered and is now enjoyed by all.

We then move onto Prizdrina, to the Bartulovic winery. This winery is full of character and is found in a little, old village full of character and culture. This location was deemed perfect by the Greeks and the Romans for growing grapes and has been passed down through generations! This winery consists of the wine cellar, a wine shop and a tavern! It really is a spectacular experience!

Then we will cruise through the vineyards to Trstenik, a small coastal village with a little pebble beach where you may enjoy some leisure time! Relax and bask in the serene countryside!

On the way back to Dubrovnik, we will enjoy some free time in Ston – an ancient military village, famous for its enormous, protecting stone walls. Then we will return home after a pleasant day tasting and exploring!

A private tour full of history and culture! Sarajevo, the city that lives its history! Come explore with us and be fascinated at what you discover!

HIGHLIGHTS:

* Witness postwar Sarajevo and learn its heroic past!
* Be amazed at the breathtaking views!
* Admire the beautifully multicultural and metropolitan city!
* Sarajevo is the most influential city in the whole of Bosnia & Herzegovina!
Sarajevo is the image of history, culture and tradition. Step into another world and explore this surreal yet fascinating town. Be amazed at the unbelievable stories and facts that our enthusiastic tour guide will tell you! This city has been undergoing post-war restoration and you will be able to first hand witness the buildings with bullet marks and tale-tell signs of the city that is the longest time under siege in the history of modern warfare (nearly four years!)

Sarajevo is often referred to as the “Jerusalem of Europe” due to its multiculturalism and diverse religious communities. Such a beautifully co-existing city and until the 20th Century it was the only city in Europe to have a Synagogue, Mosque and Catholic and Orthodox churches all within the same area. This is truly a wonderful experience and an unforgettable one at that!

Adventurous bike ride through Konavle. Stunning views, delicious olive oil and exquisite wine! What more could you want?

HIGHLIGHTS:

* The perfect trip for the curious and adventurous !
* Be amazed at the breathtaking views!
* Indulge in delicious food, olive oil and wines!
Konavle, is a beautiful and very traditional countryside village with charming chapels, cloisters and summer houses that the rich and famous of Dubrovnik used to reside in. Come with us on this marvelous bike tour cruising through vast vineyards and alluring olive groves, and admire the picturesque scenery around you.

Having worked up an appetite, we will enjoy a delicious brunch and sample some traditional olive oil, we will continue are adventurous journey to the winery in Zastolje to delight your taste buds with exquisite flavours. On our way towards the village, we will pass through a beautiful forest, vineyards and olive groves, pass by the magnificent Snjeznica mountain and the stunning Soko fortress, a tower from the medieval period in the Dubrovnik Republic.

After a delightful time tasting wine, we will head back to Dubrovnik.

Your half day adventure at Adriatic sea starts beneath fort Lovrjenac in the small port called Pile, next to restaurant Orhan. Accompanied with instructors, you will set off to explore caves and beauties of Lokrum Island until you reach hidden cave beach called Betina, where you will have a break for snorkeling and sandwiches.

Upon your return, discover why an easy paddling in kayaks beneath the old city walls, is a unique opportunity to get acquainted with Dubrovnik from the seaside.

Our tour begins with the Monastery of St. Peter and Paul, situated 5 km south of Trebinje towards Dubrovnik, and is a beautifully built and decorated monastery, a holy place consecrated to the Holy Apostles of Peter and Paul. According to historians and archaeologists, these two temples date back to the Middle Ages.

Then, we shall take a tour of Trebinje and the city’s marketplace. An essential heritage site is the Tvrdoš Monastery situated 5 km southwest of Trebinje towards Mostar and which is dedicated to Dormition of the Most Holy Theotokos. The Monastery church was built in the IV century while, today, its foundations are preserved in the church. A

visit is then scheduled to the new wine cellars built in the traditional way with Herzegovian stone as well as to the old wine cellars built during the XVI century and preserved to present day. Choice wine tasting is also organised in the Monastery cellars. The Monastery of Herzegovacka Gracanica, our final tour visit, is situated on the hill Crkvina overlooking Trebinje. The Monastery was built as a replica of the Gracanica Monastery in Kosovo, also known by the fact that the famous Serbian poet and diplomat Jovan Ducic (of Trebinje descent) was buried there.

Join us on this journey by boat along the indented southern Adriatic coast to Montenegro – a small country of abundant natural beauties and cultural heritage. Admire this only Montenegrin fiord – much like those in Norway: greyish-white mountains enhance the fiord with miniature islands scattered on the Bay’s smooth sea surface. Then follows perhaps the most beautiful natural phenomena on the Montenegrin coast, classified by some as a natural Mediterranean gem – the Blue Grotto. The Blue Grotto’s entrance is below sea level, thus when sunrays refract off the white bottom, the grotto and water disperses an unbelievable blue colour.

We shall also visit the minute island of Our Lady of the Rocks as well as the church there built in the XVII century. Our Lady of the Rocks is famous for its 68 murals painted by one of the best known baroque mural artists of that time – Tripo Kokolja. One must also visit the stunning beauty of the ancient city of Kotor – a medieval Mediterranean pearl. During this visit to Kotor, one should also take in the renowned Cathedral of St. Stephen and the Maritime Museum preserving valuable artefacts’ depicting the tradition of Boka citizens.

Private tour of Kotor; a day full of culture and relaxation. Do not miss out on these stunning views!

HIGHLIGHTS:

* A lovely journey down the South Adriatic coast.
* Admire the breath-taking view of the Montenegrin Fjords!
* Discover the surreal beauty of the “Blue Grotto”!
* Engage with the local history and culture with a visit to the Cathedral and Maritime Musuem!
Come and join us for an enchanting journey down the South Adriatic coast to the tiny country of Montenegro. A country full of beauty and immense cultural heritage, you do not want to miss out on this day!

Admire the picturesque scenery of the Montenegrin fjord, arguably the most breath-taking view you will ever witness. Let your worries flurry away as you emerge yourself into this beautiful paradise. Grey and white mountains that envelope the fjord with miniature islands dotted along the serene bay make for the perfect view, it really is hair-raising.

Then we will discover a real Mediterranean gem, the “Blue Grotto.” There really is nothing quite like it. The entrance to the “Blue Grotto” is below sea level making it so that when the sun’s rays refract off the white bottom, the water becomes a beautiful and unrecognizable shade of light blue. It’s so clear and fresh, you won’t want to leave!

After we will visit “Our Lady of the Rocks” a magnificent manmade island, constructed by rocks and old ship wrecks. The biggest building on this tiny island, is the Roman Catholic Church, which we will have the pleasure of visiting. This island is famous for its 68 murals painted by one of the most influential baroque mural artists of the time – Tripo Kokolja.

The tour will now make its way too old Kator where we will also visit the famous St. Stephen Cathedral and observe in awe its incredible architecture. After, we will visit the Maritime Museum of Kotor, a traditional exhibit with fascinating original artefacts held in a three story 18th Century palace.

A fantastic day and the perfect way to understand local traditions and cultures.