This sample 13-day (12 nights) itinerary combines many of the highlights of Croatia and Bosnia & Herzegovina. Starting in Dubrovnik, you'll head next to Korcula, one of Croatia's loveliest islands, before heading to Bosnia, staying first in Mostar and then Sarajevo. The final leg of your trip takes you back to Croatia, for a couple of nights in Split. This trip could also be taken in reverse. All of our tours are custom, and this is just a sample meant to give an idea of what our trips are like, and the opportunities our destinations provide.
One of our team members in the region will be available to you leading up to and during your trip to answer any questions and arrange local services. You will receive access to your Guest Page, with its information on the best these destinations have to offer, including things to see and do, and other inside tips from restaurant recommendations to tipping advice. Upon arrival, we will provide you with a local cell phone that you can use to reach your local JayWay contact (who you will meet in person) throughout your trip. In all of our destinations, we offer a variety of memorable 3-5 star accommodation options, including boutique hotels, charming B&Bs, and spacious apartments. With our firsthand experience, we can ensure they are all clean, comfortable, and centrally located, with local ambience.
3 Nights in Dubrovnik
3 Nights in Dubrovnik
3 Nights in Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik offers an unusual blend of modern culture and ancient traditions. Marble-like polished limestone streets, a labyrinth of alleyways, and breathtaking architecture compose the unique atmosphere of the Old Town. You’ll experience a true variety of sightseeing, leisure, and outdoor adventures here. Dubrovnik’s most stunning feature is the 82-foot tall city wall which extends more than a mile. Game of Thrones fans will be in luck, as we offer a special tour to local set locations. King’s Landing never looked so good! There’s a rich selection of live performances for music lovers here, as concerts are performed daily, and in July and August the Dubrovnik Summer Festival of music, theatre and dance brings incredible performers from around the world. The nightlife is also exciting, with restaurants, cafes and bars that will keep you socializing until dawn. You’ll be staying in beautiful accommodation within short walking distance to all the major sites, so you’ll be able to sample a little of everything. But there are also several exciting day trips and cruises to enjoy. From kayaking through hidden coves to an authentic Croatian cooking class, vineyard tours, and trips as far afield as Montenegro, you’ll have more than enough to fill your itinerary.
Dubrovnik offers an unusual blend of modern culture and ancient traditions. Marble-like polished limestone streets, a labyrinth of alleyways, and breathtaking architecture compose the unique atmosphere of the Old Town. You’ll experience a true variety of sightseeing, leisure, and outdoor adventures here. Dubrovnik’s most stunning feature is the 82-foot tall city wall which extends more than a mile. Game of Thrones fans will be in luck, as we offer a special tour to local set locations. King’s Landing never looked so good! There’s a rich selection of live performances for music lovers here, as concerts are performed daily, and in July and August the Dubrovnik Summer Festival of music, theatre and dance brings incredible performers from around the world. The nightlife is also exciting, with restaurants, cafes and bars that will keep you socializing until dawn. You’ll be staying in beautiful accommodation within short walking distance to all the major sites, so you’ll be able to sample a little of everything. But there are also several exciting day trips and cruises to enjoy. From kayaking through hidden coves to an authentic Croatian cooking class, vineyard tours, and trips as far afield as Montenegro, you’ll have more than enough to fill your itinerary.
Day 1
Day 1 - Arrival in Dubrovnik
After your flight arrives in Dubrovnik, we will have someone meet you at the airport and bring you to your accommodations.
Our representative will then meet with you to answer any questions you have and to get you settled for the rest of your trip.
Night and the City
Discover the beauty of Dubrovnik while strolling down the cobbled streets at night and have a drink in one of the bars on the main street to just watch the world go by. Or visit the famous Buza Bar. With a name translating to "Hole in the Wall," Buza is not just a great bar, but a lovely location, with breathtaking views of incredible scenery at sunset.
Day 2
Day 2 - Your First Full Day in Dubrovnik
Explore Dubrovnik's Center on Foot
Today you’ll be exploring the elegant main streets and picturesque paths of Dubrovnik, with your own personal guide. This truly is one of the most beautiful medieval cities on the Adriatic. A walking tour of Old Town will take you to its elegant main street and most of its most important sights: The Franciscan Monastery, Onofrio’s Fountains, Sponza Palace, Orlando’s Column, the City Bell Tower, the Church of St. Blaise (the city’s patron saint), and Rector’s Palace, the seat of the Republic, and the Cathedral. This is the perfect orientational tour of the Old town and will give you the best insight into the rich history of Dubrovnik. You’ll learn what there is to see and do in Dubrovnik and how to get around.
After Your Tour: City Walls, a Cable Car, and Lokrum Island
As well as taking a short walking tour of Dubrovnik's old town with a private guide, which will tell you all about the city's history and get you oriented, there are a few other must-dos when in this breathtaking city and all involve getting a different perspective on the magnificent walled Old Town.
Day 3
Day 3 - Your Second Full Day in Dubrovnik
Half-Day Private Sailing Tour
This sailing tour lets you pursue your interests, whether they're swimming, snorkeling, or getting some lessons or experience in sailing. Every tour is tailor-made with guidance from your experienced skipper, from the direction sailed, to the stops.
Eat and Meet with Locals Small Group Dinner
Looking for a unique dining experience in Dubrovnik? The best and the most authentic meal you can have in Dubrovnik is definately with a local family. We'll secure you a spot for a Dalmatian dinner experience with Marija, an expert home cook whose cooking and food knowledge was recognized by the Wall Street Journal and National Geographic. Indulge in an enchanted evening of learning about real Dubrovnik and Dalmatian cuisine. Marija will prepare a multi-course meal with a local highlight, peka - a traditional style of cooking usually translated as "under the bell" and accompanied with great local wines. Our marketing director, a gourmand, described this as the best meal he's ever eaten in Croatia. Find out why!
Day 4
Day 4 - Traveling to Korcula by Ferry
Today our driver will pick you up from your accommodation and drive you to the ferry to Korcula. The journey with the ferry lasts about 2 hours.
2 Nights in Korcula
2 Nights in Korcula
2 Nights in Korcula
One of the best-preserved medieval towns in the Mediterranean, Korcula is instantly recognizable from its red-roofed houses and stunning walled-in Old Town, which juts out into the sea. Two of the biggest attractions are the Cathedral of St. Marco and Marco Polo's original home. One of the greenest islands on the Adriatic, Korcula is poised on the edge of nature on both sides, with rolling hills for hiking and biking behind it, and incredible beaches along the coast. This is the ideal stopover between Dubrovnik and Hvar, and is a pleasant destination for a several-day stay. The island produces some of the region’s finest white wines. Just a brief ferry ride away, the neighboring Peljesac peninsula produces amazing red wines. Mljet, a stunning lake with an island complete with its own monastery, is one of the most impressive day trips from Korcula. You can also take the opportunity to go fishing in the alluring blue waters off the coast, or explore the nearby islands by boat. One of the most unique activities in Korcula is Moreska, an incredible combat dance performance performed by knights with swords. But even if you stay in town, there’s plenty to see. Korcula has a long, varied history going back to the ancient Greeks. The local cultural museums are the best way to get in touch with the past here, even as you enjoy the best Korcula has to offer today.
One of the best-preserved medieval towns in the Mediterranean, Korcula is instantly recognizable from its red-roofed houses and stunning walled-in Old Town, which juts out into the sea. Two of the biggest attractions are the Cathedral of St. Marco and Marco Polo's original home. One of the greenest islands on the Adriatic, Korcula is poised on the edge of nature on both sides, with rolling hills for hiking and biking behind it, and incredible beaches along the coast. This is the ideal stopover between Dubrovnik and Hvar, and is a pleasant destination for a several-day stay. The island produces some of the region’s finest white wines. Just a brief ferry ride away, the neighboring Peljesac peninsula produces amazing red wines. Mljet, a stunning lake with an island complete with its own monastery, is one of the most impressive day trips from Korcula. You can also take the opportunity to go fishing in the alluring blue waters off the coast, or explore the nearby islands by boat. One of the most unique activities in Korcula is Moreska, an incredible combat dance performance performed by knights with swords. But even if you stay in town, there’s plenty to see. Korcula has a long, varied history going back to the ancient Greeks. The local cultural museums are the best way to get in touch with the past here, even as you enjoy the best Korcula has to offer today.
Day 4
Day 4 - Arrival in Korcula
When you arrive at the port in Korcula, you'll be met and brought to your accommodation.
Flavors of Korcula
Day 5
Day 5 - Your First Full Day in Korcula
Private Korcula Island Tour
Enjoy a truly local island experience with this private excursion and tour of Korcula. The tour starts from a lookout point over the Old Town and bay. From there, continue to Pupnat, the island's oldest village. A pleasant drive takes you through famous vineyards to a wine museum where you'll enjoy some tastings. Your next stop is in the hilltops of Kneze, where you'll have breathtaking views of Korcula and the Peljesac peninsula. Your final stop is the fishing village of Lumbarda where you will visit a vineyard for some more of excellent local wine.
Artsy Korcula
Korcula has been inspiring local and foreign artists for a long time. The most popular spots for finding art from local artists are the Abel Brcic and Hrvoje Lorenzo Kapelina galleries. For more modern and contemporary pieces, take a look inside the quirky Vapor Gallery, located in the Sea Gate Tower.
Day 6
Day 6 - Traveling to Mostar by Private Transfer
Today you'll trade the Adriatic for Ottoman Mostar! After being met by your driver at your accommodations, you'll set out on a scenic drive. En route, you'll stop at Ston, home to Europe's longest remaining walls, and famous shellfish farms that take advantage of the town's pure waters. You'll have an hour to explore, stretch your legs, and get a bite to eat, before continuing to Korcula. This non-guided transfer takes about five hours.
2 Nights in Mostar
2 Nights in Mostar
2 Nights in Mostar
A quiet little town with architecture impressive enough to bring UNESCO World Heritage status, Mostar's long history is impossible to miss. You’ll find it nestled in a valley amid the mountains of Herzegovina, where the cultures of East and West come together, as evidenced by bazaars, mosques, tea houses and the Turkish House. The most famous landmark here is a beloved Ottoman stone bridge connecting the town's two halves. Mostar was badly damaged during fighting in the 90s, but has been lovingly restored, especially the bridge, which is famous as a springboard for local daredevil divers. Mostar is small but filled with architectural relics and interesting pieces of history. Your best bet will be to take a private tour with a local guide, who will show you all the most incredible sites the city has to offer. There are several museums here that will give you insight into Mostar’s vibrant, volatile past. The city’s location also makes it ideal for different day trips throughout the region, and the mountains provide numerous outdoor activities for nature lovers.
A quiet little town with architecture impressive enough to bring UNESCO World Heritage status, Mostar's long history is impossible to miss. You’ll find it nestled in a valley amid the mountains of Herzegovina, where the cultures of East and West come together, as evidenced by bazaars, mosques, tea houses and the Turkish House. The most famous landmark here is a beloved Ottoman stone bridge connecting the town's two halves. Mostar was badly damaged during fighting in the 90s, but has been lovingly restored, especially the bridge, which is famous as a springboard for local daredevil divers. Mostar is small but filled with architectural relics and interesting pieces of history. Your best bet will be to take a private tour with a local guide, who will show you all the most incredible sites the city has to offer. There are several museums here that will give you insight into Mostar’s vibrant, volatile past. The city’s location also makes it ideal for different day trips throughout the region, and the mountains provide numerous outdoor activities for nature lovers.
Day 6
Day 6 - Arrival in Mostar
Your driver will bring you directly to your accommodation when you arrive in Mostar.
Meet Mostar
Welcome to Mostar, a literal meeting point of cultures, especially the Hapsburgs and Ottomans. These connections are represented by the famous Old bridge across Neretva river, and the distinction between two sides of the town are visible to this day. Take a walk down cobblestone streets to the iconic bridge, enjoy the hustle of the street bazaars and have a traditional meal in one of the restaurants by the river. If you have a sweet tooth, make sure to try one of traditional desserts as well, which are very very sweet and equally tasty. We recommend hurmasice (syrup-drenched pastries), kadaif (kanafeh), or all time favorite, tufahija (walnut-stuffed apples poached in sugar water)
Day 7
Day 7 - Your First Full Day in Mostar
Get to Know Mostar
A trip to Mostar is always lovely, especially when you're accompanied by an expert local guide. You'll see the best this quaint town has to offer and it will be clear why it is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. From the famous Ottoman stone bridge to the old mosques, you'll be impressed by the architecture and the atmosphere here, and learn more about Mostar's rich history.
Taste the Cuisine
When it comes to variety of local cuisine, Mostar is a great city to visit. The best simple restaurants serving the most popular Bosnian & Herzegovinian cuisine are located in the old city. You should look for the restaurants named Sadrvan, Hindin Han, Emen, and Monte Rosa. If you're looking for a fancier places, we recommend Taboo, Prestige, Gastro Pub Gonzales, and Megi.
Day 8
Day 8 - Traveling to Sarajevo by Private Transfer
Today you will be picked up in your accommodation in Mostar and driven to the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina - Sarajevo. Total duration of this trip is about 2.5 hours. Along the way you'll pass close by Konjic, site of a low six-arched Ottoman era bridge. Take your time on the journey and stop for lunch at one of the great lamb-on-a-spit places along the road. Our favorite is Kovacevic near Jablanica, the views from the terrace are worth the stop alone. The vehicle used for your transfer will be a standard sedan, station wagon or minivan. We can arrange for an upgrade to a more luxurious class of vehicle for an extra fee.
3 Nights in Sarajevo
3 Nights in Sarajevo
3 Nights in Sarajevo
A cosmopolitan city, Sarajevo's sheer religious and cultural diversity earned it the nickname "Jerusalem of the Balkans." While the prosperity that brought it the 1984 Winter Olympics has since faded, the city remains unique. Nestled among endless hills and towering mountains, it feels isolated yet central, quaint yet cosmopolitan. The Old Town, known as Bascarsija, with cobblestone streets, mosques and bazaars that betray its Ottoman heritage. There’s a vibrant combination of cultures here, which has had wonderful effects on the eclectic cuisine, the incredibly welcoming locals and the impressive architecture. And within that mix is the city’s dramatic and often volatile history. History is alive in Sarajevo, and you’ll find reminders of past triumphs and tragedies as you explore this lovely city. No visit is complete without a feast of the local meat specialties from the grill, including the mouthwatering Cevapcici. Explore the city’s unique history at the Tunnel of Hope, constructed between March and June of 1993 during the Siege of Sarajevo in the midst of the Bosnian War, the longest modern siege of a capital city. These days it’s an evocative museum. You’ll also want to visit the ruins of the Olympic Games in the hills outside the city. It’s haunting and beautiful to see the abandoned ski jump and luge tracks.
A cosmopolitan city, Sarajevo's sheer religious and cultural diversity earned it the nickname "Jerusalem of the Balkans." While the prosperity that brought it the 1984 Winter Olympics has since faded, the city remains unique. Nestled among endless hills and towering mountains, it feels isolated yet central, quaint yet cosmopolitan. The Old Town, known as Bascarsija, with cobblestone streets, mosques and bazaars that betray its Ottoman heritage. There’s a vibrant combination of cultures here, which has had wonderful effects on the eclectic cuisine, the incredibly welcoming locals and the impressive architecture. And within that mix is the city’s dramatic and often volatile history. History is alive in Sarajevo, and you’ll find reminders of past triumphs and tragedies as you explore this lovely city. No visit is complete without a feast of the local meat specialties from the grill, including the mouthwatering Cevapcici. Explore the city’s unique history at the Tunnel of Hope, constructed between March and June of 1993 during the Siege of Sarajevo in the midst of the Bosnian War, the longest modern siege of a capital city. These days it’s an evocative museum. You’ll also want to visit the ruins of the Olympic Games in the hills outside the city. It’s haunting and beautiful to see the abandoned ski jump and luge tracks.
Day 8
Day 8 - Arrival in Sarajevo
Your driver will bring you directly to your accommodation when you arrive in Sarajevo.
Meeting of Cultures Private Walking Tour
This sightseeing tour of Sarajevo's Old Town includes all of the most important sights, including the Latin Bridge, the Museum of Sarajevo, the Emperor's Mosque, the House of Defiance, the City Hall, the Old Orthodox Church, the Morica Guesthouse, the Jewish Synagogue, and much more. Led by an experienced local guide, you will come to a better understanding of the history of the city and its contemporary layout. Your guide will make the past come alive for you as you experience all that Sarajevo has to offer.
Day 9
Day 9 - Your First Full Day in Sarajevo
Jajce & Travnik Small Group Tour
This excursion takes you west to the city of Travnik, which for years served as the capital of the Bosnian Eyalet and is home to Yugoslavian novelist and Noble Laureate Ivo Andric, whose home you will explore. The tour also brings you to a medieval fortress located in Old Town before continuing on to Jajce, which was once the seat of power for Mediaeval Bosnia. Close to the stunning Pliva waterfall, Jajce is also just a stone’s throw from the beautiful Veliko Plivsko Lake, complete with centuries old wooden watermills, and now a national monument.
Take Advantage of the Night
Some of the most popular nightlife venues in Sarajevo are located on Zelenih Beretki Street, where you will find more than a few local bars.
Day 10
Day 10 - Your Second Full Day in Sarajevo
Sarajevo's Best Museums
Each museum in Sarajevo reflects the history and lives of locals in very different circumstances, and each one will significantly help you understand this unique city and determined citizens. Museums centered around the fighting in the 90s are exceptionally emotional and include the War Tunnel (the sole source of aid and weapons during the Siege of Sarajevo), Gallery 11/07/95 (named for the date of the Srebrenica Massacre), and especially the War Childhood Museum. If you're interested in more distant history, seek out Srzo's House (a traditional Bosnian house) and the National Museum. We also recommend visiting the Jewish Museum, to learn about the very complicated and interesting history of Bosnia's long-lived Jewish community.
Authentic Local Shopping
You can easily find local souvenirs in centrally located streets like Bascarsija, Kovaci, and Kazanciluk. For more local charm and cuisine, be sure to visit the Markala City Market.
Traditional Bosnian Dinner with a Local Family Small Group Tour
Day 11
Day 11 - Traveling to Split by Private Car
Today you'll travel to Croatia. Your driver will pick you up and take you to beautiful Split. Drive takes about 4 hours. The vehicle used for your transfer will be a standard sedan, station wagon or minivan. We can arrange for an upgrade to a more luxurious class of vehicle for an extra fee.
2 Nights in Split
2 Nights in Split
2 Nights in Split
The Roman Emperor Diocletian made Split his home in the 4th Century AD, building a vast palace complex on the waterfront that stands to this day. In fact several of the accommodation options we offer in Split are nestled inside its ancient walls. These days there is an embankment in front of Diocletian's palace but the water used to go right up to the main wall. It's on this man-made strip of land that you'll find the Riva, a pedestrian promenade bustling with life. Split's UNESCO listed Old Town is contained within these old walls and is a pedestrian-only maze that it is quite easy, but fun, to get lost in. Who know what romantic hidden cafés you might find in one of the narrow streets and alleyways? To get the best out of your time in Split, however, we recommend taking a tour with a local guide. Split is very well connected for flights, with an international airport a half hour drive away and is a popular stopping point for our guests on their way between Dubrovnik and the islands of Hvar, Vis, or Korcula, all easily reached by a ferry from Split's port. If you base yourself in Split for a few days, you will find it is also perfect located for visits to some of Croatia's most stunning national parks.
The Roman Emperor Diocletian made Split his home in the 4th Century AD, building a vast palace complex on the waterfront that stands to this day. In fact several of the accommodation options we offer in Split are nestled inside its ancient walls. These days there is an embankment in front of Diocletian's palace but the water used to go right up to the main wall. It's on this man-made strip of land that you'll find the Riva, a pedestrian promenade bustling with life. Split's UNESCO listed Old Town is contained within these old walls and is a pedestrian-only maze that it is quite easy, but fun, to get lost in. Who know what romantic hidden cafés you might find in one of the narrow streets and alleyways? To get the best out of your time in Split, however, we recommend taking a tour with a local guide. Split is very well connected for flights, with an international airport a half hour drive away and is a popular stopping point for our guests on their way between Dubrovnik and the islands of Hvar, Vis, or Korcula, all easily reached by a ferry from Split's port. If you base yourself in Split for a few days, you will find it is also perfect located for visits to some of Croatia's most stunning national parks.
Day 11
Day 11 - Arrival in Split
Your driver will bring you straight to your accommodations upon arrival in Split.
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.
Day 12
Day 12 - Your First Full Day in Split
Plitvice Lakes Private Day Trip
Plitvice Lakes National Park is one of the most fascinating natural wonders in the world. It consists of a string of sixteen beautiful blue-green lakes. They are fed by many small streams and brooks which spill into each other in foaming cascades and thundering waterfalls. Due to their unique beauty, the lakes have a place on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The exceptional beauty of the lakes and waterfalls, rich plant and animal life, contrasting colors, forests and pure mountain air attract nature lovers from all over the world. Your guided tour of the national park includes a boat ride, a tourist train, and a walking tour. After a whole day of enjoying your surroundings, your tour guide will suggest the best local restaurant for lunch. The tour is flexible to suit your needs and schedule.
Day 13
Day 13 - Departure Day
Based on your departure time, we'll arrange for a driver to pick you up from your accommodation and transfer you to the airport for your flight.
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Dubrovnik
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Sarajevo
Split
The package excludes:
- Flights to and from Europe.
- Tips for Tour Guides, Drivers and Local Reps.
- Meals (other than breakfast if included in room rate and meals listed as included in food tours and excursions, unless explicitly stated otherwise).
- Parking fees for your Rental Car (if you are booking one with us) unless otherwise indicated. Some hotels provide free parking facilities.
- Travel Insurance. See the insurance link on our website
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The response time was always EXTREMELY fast. JayWay Travel did it all, all we had to do was show up, which was really important to us for our honeymoon. We met true local people that we never would have gotten to know without JayWay.
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Itinerary : Split, Hvar, Korcula, Dubrovnik
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United Kingdom
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Itinerary : Dubrovnik, Korcula, Hvar, Split
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New Jersey
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Itinerary : Dubrovnik, Korcula, Hvar, Split
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