Adriatic Affluence

Night and the City

Discover the beauty of Dubrovnik while strolling down its cobbled streets and have a drink on the main street, where you can simply sit back and observe the world bustling around you. Head to the beloved local spot, Gradska Kavana Arsenal Restaurant, and you'll instantly feel like you've entered a living piece of history. It is a must-visit spot for anyone wanting to soak up the city's authentic vibe. And then there's the secret garden M'arden – a hidden gem nestled within the ancient city walls. It's the kind of place that whispers tranquility, inviting you to escape the hustle and bustle. As the night falls, the garden transforms into a magical retreat, making it a perfect spot for those seeking a peaceful and enchanting experience. For a different perspective, venture to the famous Buza Bar. With a name translating to "Hole in the Wall," Buza is not just a great bar but a lovely location, offering breathtaking views of incredible scenery at sunset. These three places, each with its unique charm, capture the essence of Dubrovnik in ways that words can only begin to describe.

Dubrovnik Private Walking Tour

Enjoy a private walking tour into the historic heart of Dubrovnik’s Old Town. Visit city’s major landmarks and hear stories of how Dubrovnik became one of the world’s most prosperous and advanced maritime republics. A walking tour of Old Town will take you to its elegant main street and most of its most important sights. This is the perfect way to get oriented in the Old Town, and will give you the best insight into the rich history of Dubrovnik.

Post-Tour Delights: City Walls, Cable Car, and Lokrum Island

Peljesac Peninsula Visit with Wine and Oyster Tasting Private Day Tour

Spend a day exploring the beautiful green scenery and blue bays of the Peljesac peninsula, where you can enjoy the extraordinary flavors of Dalmatian wine and cuisine. The region produces Croatia’s most famous wines. The tour starts in the morning, and your driver will pick you up at your accommodations. Your trip will include two stops in local wineries for tastings and the small village of Hodilje, where you’ll ride a boat to a private island. There, at a family-owned oyster and mussel farm, you'll have the opportunity to taste fresh oysters, with a welcome brandy and light lunch of mussels. After dining, you’ll make your way back to the mainland, then be driven to your accommodations.

Hvar's Bars

During the summer, Hvar becomes one of Croatia's most popular party destinations. Various venues offer crazy parties that last past dawn. Carpe Diem Beach night club is not to be missed if you would like to experience real nightlife on Hvar. You don't just have options at night, as Hvar is very active during the day as well. Hula Hula Beach Bar is an excellent place to spend some time with a cocktail in your hand while dancing in the sun. Kiva bar and Ka’lavanda Music bar are great options for some cocktails and light music.

Vis Blue Cave Group Speedboat Tour

This tour is a great way to experience life on the Adriatic. Your tour starts from the Hvar port and from there you will first be taken to the islet of Bisevo, the location of the gorgeous Blue Cave, which is stunning. You'll continue to Stiniva, beautiful bay on Vis Island. There will be time for strolling around and enjoying the Adriatic Sea. On the return trip you'll stop for a swim along the Pakleni islands.

Hvar Off-Road Small Group Tour

This tour is suitable for people of all ages and is one of the best ways to discover the island's hidden charms. You'll drive through typical old villages, see outstanding scenery and capture the island's authentic Dalmatian charms. Experience untouched nature, climb hills for beautiful panoramic views, and then descend through olive groves and vineyards to the coast. Hvar is renowned not just for its beautiful valleys and picturesque bays but also for the indulgent lifestyle it has to offer. You will also have a chance to taste a traditional local delicacy cooked under a small bell - Peka. This is an excellent opportunity to taste the best Dalmatia has to offer in the island's hidden corners. Since Hvar is a great place to enjoy beach time, you'll also have time to dive in and refresh in the Adriatic - don't forget your swimming suit!

The Right Place for Ancient Times

The best way to get started in Split is to spend time on the former grounds of Diocletian's Palace. Visit Peristil, the palace's main square, sit on its ancient stairs, and enjoy the remarkable view. Or take a seat at a cafe on the square to order a glass of local wine and take it easy. If you need to stretch your legs, head on a pleasant walk on the West Coast and enjoy the light sea breeze and amazing view of the main Riva promenade and the Palace. On the West Coast (Zapadna Obala), you will discover an interesting fact about Split: it is considered the sportiest town in the world. Here, you will find the names of more than 80 Olympic winners from Split! Take your pick among the area's many bars for a delicious cocktail!

Split Private Walking Tour

With a professional tour guide, you will be led through the UNESCO-listed 1,700-year-old Diocletian's Palace, imagining what the life of Diocletian was like within the walls of his palace. During the tour, you will see the Cathedral of St. Duje, one of the most beautiful cultural wonders on the Adriatic coast, as well as the ancient cellars, and Peristil in the center of the palace, the famous Golden Gate, and the hulking statue of Bishop Grgur Ninski. This is an excellent way to get to know Split and its fascinating history.

Split is a Piece of Art

Visiting the Gallery of Ivan Mestrovic is an excellent way to enjoy the beauty of art, history, and architecture combined with colorful horticulture. The stone columns, wooden beams, and remarkable indoor design are not to be missed. Mestrovic gained worldwide fame and has influenced generations of sculptors and artists. If you are interested in supporting local art, you can also visit the Jaman Art Gallery, where the art is characterized by vivid colors.

Small Group Dinner with Locals

If you're a curious and eager to savor authentic Dalmatian flavors, look no further; this is the culinary haven for you! Every ingredient is carefully sourced from local farms, and the freshest catches from local fishermen and butchers grace their table. The wine, handpicked from the region, complements the meal beautifully, all made by the main host called Jelena. Jelena herself also crafts delectable Dalmatian liqueurs and prepares delights such as salted sardines and olives, freshly baked bread, homemade ricotta, and much more!

An Active Day in the Park

Are you in the mood for some running or hiking? If your answer is "yes," Plitvice is the perfect place for you. With its exceptional natural beauty, this area has always attracted active nature lovers. Once you enter the park, we assure you that you will want to explore every part of this amazing place. Use the opportunity to reconnect with nature in Croatia's first national park. Put on some comfortable clothes and footwear and explore one of the four hiking trails or seven different walking routes in the park.

Rovinj Private Walking Tour

This morning you’ll be getting the lay of the land in Rovinj on a 1 hour and 45 minutes private walking tour led by a local guide who knows all the ins and outs of the place. You’ll see all the main attractions including the St. Euphemia Church, the town clock, and Balbi’s Arch. The church is a stunning example of Baroque architecture and dominates Rovinj’s Old Town, as it is sits atop its hill. Inside you’ll see the preserved body of St. Euphemia from the 6th century. This tour will introduce you to the rich history of Rovinj and all of Istria, as well as Italy’s influence on the region.

Try a Michelin Star

If you want to celebrate a special occasion like a birthday or anniversary, or just feel like spending a nice evening with your loved ones with a touch of luxury, you should definitely choose Monte - one of the few Croatian restaurants with a Michelin star. This centrally located restaurant will definitely meet your expectations and without a doubt become your vacation's best gastronomic experience.

Istria Private Tour

Explore the Istrian Peninsula, a beautiful, bilingual part of Croatia that invites comparisons to Tuscany, with its vineyards, truffles, scenic hilltop towns, and Italian-speaking population. This private, tailor-made tour lets you focus on the parts of Istria (and its history and cuisine) that interest you the most. Those interested in history, legends, and Slavic mythology, with its giants, dragons, and witches, could visit the hilltop town of Motovun, the ancient port of Pula (with its Roman colosseum), etc. The guide can focus on medieval history, taking you to sites such as the ruins of the fortified medieval town of Dvigrad, or the castle at Savicenta. If you would like to go far from the beaten path and delve into hidden villages where time stands still, the guide can happily present well-preserved towns and villages such as Dragic and Hum and the natural beauty that surrounds them. Naturally, these places and interests can be mixed and matched, with the guide's expert advice. Free time for lunch at a traditional restaurant is included, although the cost of lunch is not covered. For an additional fee, a wine tasting can be added.

A City for Lovers

Venice is a city of dreams and romance. A vacation here with your sweetheart will be a memory you’ll cherish forever. It’s hard to go wrong when you’re strolling along the canals in one of the most beautiful and unique cities in the world. There are plenty of wonderful restaurants and bars to visit, and the lights and live music on St. Mark’s Square at night are just lovely. The atmosphere throughout the city is incomparable. Every little alley leads to some new discovery, and the ever-present sound of the sea is enchanting. But of course, no romantic visit to Venice is complete without a gondola ride. As you get close in your own private gondola, floating along on the gentle current as waves lap up against stairs leading to ancient palaces, you’ll know why Venice has always been a city for lovers.

Welcome to Venice!

Enjoy Venice from the very start! Depending on your preference, this can be a relaxing or active time. After that, enjoy an aperitif with a view of the Grand Canal at Erbaria (Rialto), where there are many bars with outdoor seating. Finally, dinner in one of the many restaurants in the Rialto area will definitely make your first evening in Venice a perfect one. If you arrive full of energy and ready to explore, head to the Zattere area and enjoy a stroll along the canal up to Punta della Dogana, where you can admire the view of San Marco and the Grand Canal. The walk to Santa Maria della Salute church is pleasant, and you can take the traghetto (a big gondola) to cross the canal.

Group Walking Tour of Venice

This walking tour of Venice starts with a historical introduction of St. Marks’s Square, and its architectural delights, allowing you to discover the history of the majestic St. Mark’s Basilica, the illustrious Doge’s Palace, once the seat of the power of the Republic of Venice, and the extraordinary, renaissance clock tower. Leaving the square, you will be guided into the residential Castello area, allowing you to discover this part of Venice in all of its elegance, through its "calli" (a labyrinth of narrow alleys), many bridges, winding canals and "campi," (wide picturesque squares). You can expect to discover the Santa Maria Formosa Square, one of the largest squares in Venice with its church, named after its visitation of the Holy Virgin; the Saints Giovanni and Paolo Square where you will be able to admire the famous church, the resting place of several Doges; and the equestrian monument of Bartolomeo Colleoni, an Italian mercenary captain. The former residence of Marco Polo, probably the most famous Venetian merchant, and the Malibran Theater, are also part of the itinerary. Throughout the tour, our local guide will provide you with historical facts, point out architectural places of interest, and share fascinating anecdotes on how Venice has developed over the ages, and how Venetians live today. The 1.5-hour tour concludes in Saint Mark's Square.

In the Footsteps of the Doges

The Doge's Palace is a stunning palace built in the Venetian Gothic style and one of the most conspicuous landmarks in Venice. Situated next to the Basilica in Saint Mark Square, the palace opened as a museum in 1923. The Doges were the rulers of Venice, elected for life by the aristocracy of Venice. As you'd expect, the Doge's Palace is sumptuously decorated, and it befits the ruler of one of the world's most important powers of the Medieval and Renaissance eras.

Grand Canal Private Tour with Stops at Murano and Burano

Explore Venice by water with a private boat tour along the Grand Canal, led by a knowledgeable crew sharing insights into the city's history and legends. Immerse yourself in Venetian culture by visiting Murano for a mesmerizing glass-blowing demonstration and Burano to experience its vibrant, colorful streets.