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8 Days/ 7 Nights

Day 1: Zagreb:

Arrive at Zagreb Airport and transfer to a hotel in Zagreb for an overnight stay.

Day 2: Zagreb:

After breakfast at the hotel, enjoy a guided encounter with Croatia’s largest city. With an air ofa true European capital, Zagreb charms with its baroque facades and spiffy towers, green parks and open-airterraces, quiet courtyards and bustling streets. Between its historic Upper town and urban lower town, spotlandmarks like the Church of St. Mark with its colorful roof, the Cathedral and the National Theatre. Continueexploring on your own in the afternoon. Overnight in Zagreb

Day 3: Zagreb – Split:

Breakfast at the Hotel. The first visit of the day takes you to Croatia’s most popularnatural gem, the Plitvice Lakes. A guided walk around the wooden pathways unveils an amazing world of 16cascading lakes interlaced with over 90 stunning waterfalls, bound to mesmerize you in any season.Continuing the drive to Split, take a break in Trogir, UNESCO-listed World Heritage site. A bundle of narrowatmospheric streets which twist and bend between houses, palaces and churches, the heritage of Trogir isrooted in the Greek and Roman times and showcases some of the finest architectural works in Croatia,including the incredibly intricate portal of its Cathedral, the Town Loggia and the Cipiko palace. Arrive to Splitand spend overnight in Split/Split area.

Day 4: Split – Hvar:

After breakfast at the hotel, set out on a late morning walking tour of Split. Dalmatia’slargest coastal town bustles and buzzes, as it grows more and more popular among travelers for its easy-going spirit, creative food and shopping scene and of course, remarkable heritage. Learn about theDiocletian’s Palace, once the Roman Emperor’s retirement estate and today a lively city center housing 3,000people! Finally, enjoy a ferry or catamaran ride from Split to the neighboring island of Hvar where you willspend the night at a hotel in the glitzy town of Hvar

Day 5: Hvar:

Breakfast at the hotel. The island of Hvar is known for its purple lavender fields, a backdrop for oilproduction, potent red wines from steep vineyards especially enjoying the island’s status as Croatia’s sunniestisland, and the glitzy jet-set scene along the starlit waterfronts of the town of Hvar, so often featured in nationaland international summer media. In your morning walking tour, explore the island’s prime gem and its mosttrendy destination, the town of Hvar. Home to the oldest theatre in Europe, also the home of organized tourismin Croatia, the heritage of Hvar extends far beyond the popular party scene! Enjoy the rest of the day atleisure. Overnight in Hvar

Day 6:Hvar – Korcula:

Enjoy a breakfast at the hotel and some time on your own. Hvar is known for diverseopportunities, from bustling squares of Hvar town to the serene waterfront of Jelsa, the bridges of Vrboska and
2/2 vineyards of Ivan Dolac, so expect time to fly. In the afternoon, bid farewell to Hvar and hop on a boat to takeyou to the neighboring island of Korčula. Arrive in the evening and enjoy an overnight stay in Korčula

Day 7:Korcula – Dubrovnik:

Breakfast at the hotel. The far south of Croatia holds many gems. You’ll knowKorčula was a Venetian stronghold as soon as you lay your eyes on the many lion statues which lurk at youfrom the town’s facades and gates, intertwined with some of the most outstanding stonework you will get seeanywhere on the Adriatic coast. Stroll the narrow, curved streets, marvel at beautiful churches and magnificentpalaces in one of the best preserved medieval towns in the Mediterranean. Early in the afternoon, cruise toDubrovnik, which once successfully rivaled the Venetian Republic. Arrival to Dubrovnik for overnight stay

Day 8: Dubrovnik:

Following breakfast, bid farewell to Dubrovnik and enjoy a scenic transfer to Dubrovnik Airport. End of program.