An Adriatic Adventure

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.

Dubrovnik Private Walking Tour

Enjoy a private walking tour into the historic heart of Dubrovnik’s Old Town. Visit the 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.

After Your Tour: City Walls, a Cable Car, and Lokrum Island

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 Private Speedboat Tour

From exploring the famous Blue Cave, to speeding along on the open waters and tasting local delicacies, this full-day private speedboat tour has everything. You'll combine adventure and relaxation under the guidance of a local skipper, who will show you the best natural wonders this area has to offer. See hidden spots and experience life as the locals know it. This just might be the highlight of your holiday!

Explore Off-Road

Hvar is Europe’s sunniest island, a gorgeous combination of beaches and olive groves, fishermen and grape growers. Beyond Hvar Town itself there’s plenty to see, and a full-day off-road excursion is the perfect way to see it. Should you opt for this excursion you’ll be treated to an off-road tour through typical old villages, combining amazing scenery with authentic local charm. The unspoiled nature, panoramic views, and luscious groves are a sight to behold. You’ll enjoy the tour with your own local guide, stopping for a delicious lunch of Croatian delicacies along the way.

Sailing in Pakleni Islands Archipelago Small Group Experience

The Pakleni Islands offer excellent opportunities for sailing, and our local skipper will expertly guide you around the most picturesque islands, where you will lose yourself in delightful coves. There will be plenty of time for swimming and snorkelling.

Pakleni Islands and Southern Coast of Hvar Private Speedboat Tour

Locals translate Pakleni as Hellish but we think you'll find it heavenly. At the harbor you'll meet your skipper for the day then set sail for the Pakleni islands, a short distance from Hvar. Once there you can enjoy the freedom that comes from having your own boat, without the responsibility of navigating. Your skipper will show you secluded coves and the very best beaches on this chain of islands as well on the southern coast of Hvar island. Dive into the water straight off the boat and snorkel in tranquil bays, admiring all the sea life of the Mediterranean. A stop for lunch makes this a complete day of fun relaxation.

Sunset Sailing in Pakleni Islands Half-Day Group Experience

This half-day sailing excursion to the Pakleni Islands is designed to show you another side of Croatia. You'll have just the right amount of time to discover the beauty of the hidden gems in the archipelago of the Pakleni Islands. Your expert guides will take care of you as you float along the blue waters. There will be a chance to swim and also to enjoy some local wine.

Chef's Table Private Food Experience

Taste five different traditional Pikuleca dishes (depending on the season, these tapas include marinated white fish, cuttlefish eggs, wild asparagus with octopus, and more) paired with two glasses of Croatian wine, and water. This is an interactive dinner, with the chef cooking in front of you in an open kitchen, so you can chat as you watch and eat. Even though the restaurant is open for other people, the chef will prioritize your meal.

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.

Explore Plitvice Lakes

Stunningly gorgeous is the only way to describe Plitvice, Croatia's first national park. A UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its "outstanding national beauty," the park's most famous features are water-based: naturally occurring lakes and waterfalls discoverable via the pathways and walking trails throughout the forested park. The colors of the lakes range from azure to turquoise and hues in between based on the mineral content and angle of the sun. While it's easy enough to explore on your own by following marked trails, we can optionally arrange for a private guide to show you around, if you're looking to get the most from your time in the park.

Istrian Self-Drive Tour

If you have traveled to Rovinj in a rental car, a self-driving tour of the surrounding region of Istria is an excellent way to spend a day. This is a place of romance and myth that is often compared with Tuscany. From the hills to the coasts you can see the best of the region on a pleasant drive, and also taste some of the local cuisine. The stops we recommend most are Pula, with its ancient Roman amphitheater, and the hill towns of Motovun and Groznjan. All three spots have a charm of their own and really show off the best of the region's architecture, landscape, and cuisine.

Bike the Golden Cape

Today’s a good day for a bike ride, don’t you think? We suggest exploring “Zlatni Rt,” also known as the "Golden Cape Forest Park," which is closed to motor vehicles. About 1.5 kilometers from the center of Rovinj, the park is easy to get to, and you can rent your bikes in town and ride there. You’ll be in for a scenic ride through gorgeous scenery. The main road goes directly through the park, and there are beaches to visit on the other side of the thick woods. Keep an eye out for the local flora and fauna. In the summer there are numerous restaurants in the park where you can stop for a drink or something to eat. Ask at your hotel for rental advice: some hotels have free bike rental for guests, or discounts with rental places.

Venetian Tapas and Wine Tours

See Venice from a local's point of view! This tour explores the Santa Croce and Dorsoduro districts, areas normally untouched by the tourist crowds. This is a perfect chance to follow the same bar route that Venetians do after work, or during special celebrations. This tour's food tasting takes place in "Bacari," traditional bars that offer the best selection of local dishes and cicchetti (tapas), often containing delicious fish cooked in traditional yet creative ways. Every food sample is accompanied with a drink: a true Venetian experience calls for prosecco, wine, and grappa!