Your Journey

Day 1 SPLIT:

Arrive Split Airport and transfer to your hotel. Allow time to explore the UNESCO World Heritage Diocletian Palace in the Old Town.

Day 2 Catamaran to Hvar Island and Hvar Walk (12 km)

Small trails will lead you downhill through olive groves and ancient villiages to Malo Grablje. The island’s first lavender distillery was here and lavender was once the main export product. Continue to Milna village with its sandy beaches and crystal clear sea. End in the spectacular, sea-fringed Old Town of Hvar for overnight.

Day 3 Catamaran to Korcula and Korcula Walk (12 km)

Walk to the town of Korčula, home town of explorer Marco Polo. Lose yourself in its narrow streets dating from the 14thC. In the 15th century Korčula was transformed from a humble settlement into a city due to the rapid growth of stone carving evident in some of the old buildings.

Day 4 Catamaran to Mljet and Mljet Walk (9 / 15 km)

Mljet is referred to as "the green island”. It is one of the eight Croatian National Parks and an absolute gem of the Adriatic. Mljet has two lovely salt lakes that are warm year-round – one, St Mary Island, has a Benedictine Monastery in its centre. These are a delight to walk around or you can hike up to the highest peak in national park area.

Day 5 Catamaran to Dubrovnik and guided Old Town walk

A local guide will take you on a walking tour (2 hours) through the unique Old Town, a beautiful, historic city of lovely red-roofed buildings surrounded by impenetrable walls and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Dubrovnik’s Old Town became a World Heritage site in 1979 and its 1,940 metre long city walls are among the most beautiful and best preserved middle-age fortifications in Europe. Walking these walls is a must-do. The Old Town is pedestrian only. Your walking tour includes the Franciscan monastery with Europe’s third oldest pharmacy, Rector’s palace and the Cathedral.Free time to take the cable car up to a vantage point above Dubrovnik, visit the museums and soak up the atmosphere.

Day 6 Island of Lopud (14 km)

This morning we will be transferred to Gruz port of Dubrovnik to catch the boat to Lopud, one of the famous Elafiti islands. In Lopud we find reminders of the island's more momentous maritime past with ruins of a fortress and palace, churches dating back to the 15th & 16th centuries and a restored Franciscan monastery. Enjoy its beaches before returning to Dubrovnik by boat.

Day 7 Departure from Dubrovnik:

A transfer is provided to the airport after breakfast or you can extended your stay for extra sightseeing.