Lesser-Known Croatia

A Simple Stroll Around the City

On your first night in Zadar, why not start with a tranquil stroll down Kalelarga, the city's lively main street? Immerse yourself in the charm of the bustling atmosphere and take in the local shops along the way. Make sure to visit the iconic Church of St. Donatus, a historic gem that stands as a testament to Zadar's rich heritage. Head towards the seafront to experience the unique Sea Organ. Marvel at this architectural wonder that turns the natural rhythm of the waves into melodic tunes. Let the soothing sounds of the sea enhance the sunset and the evening as you bask in the serene ambiance of this coastal city. Conclude your evening with a peaceful dinner at a local restaurant, savoring the flavors of Croatian cuisine.

Velebit Jeep Safari Group Tour

Kornati Islands Group Tour

This full-day excursion will take you to some of the most beautiful islands in the area. With an expert local guide you'll explore and soak up the culture and natural beauty. It's a laid-back day, with plenty of time for relaxing stops so you can sample some of the local delicacies. It doesn't get much better than this. Experiencing a day in this island paradise will be one of the highlights of your trip!

Trogir Private Walking Tour

Let a professional guide introduce you to the stories and facts surrounding the UNESCO-protected island town of Trogir. Greek, Roman, and Venetian history all come together in a small area, making the town one of the most interesting historic oases on the Adriatic. You'll see the masterpieces of local sculptors and many others. The Cathedral of St Lawrence, city walls, palaces, fortifications, and their stories are just some of the things that will impress you on this tour through the streets of this quiet town in the heart of Dalmatia.

Scenic Vis Island Private Tour

Get to know Vis with a leisurely drive along its twisting coastal roads. You'll visit the charming fishing village of Komiza, then the caves where Tito and his American and British allies lived while Tito led his Partisans against Italian and German occupiers during World War II. No tour would be complete without tasting some snacks on a local farm, so we'll take you to a memorable organic place. At the end of the tour, the road will take you back to Vis, where you'll enjoy amazing panoramic views.

Korcula Town Private Walking Tour

Korcula's Old Town is one of the most attractive medieval cities in the Mediterranean, preserved as a unique jewel preciously carved by local stonemasons and artists. On this excursion, you can find out about Korcula's history from Greek and Roman times, through the Venetian period until the present. Walking through the city of Marco Polo you will visit the Bishop’s Treasury and the Cathedral of St. Mark, then enjoy the works of Marko Andrijic, Ivan Mestrovic, Tiziano, Carpaccio, Bassano and Tintoretto. It's the perfect introduction to this magical destination.

Taste of Korcula Group Tour

On this delightful excursion from Korcula Town to Lumbarda, you'll explore three charming family-run establishments. Your journey begins with a visit to a renowned honey producer, where you'll learn about honey production and sample artisanal gin crafted from local ingredients. Next, discover the flavors of Grk white wine and Plavac Mali red wine at a local winery, accompanied by savory Dalmatian snacks. After a brief stroll through the scenic village, immerse yourself in the warm hospitality of Ivan & Ana's home, indulging in homemade delights such as olive oil, preserves, rakija, and pancakes. Conclude your experience with a leisurely walk among olive and fruit trees, bidding farewell to newfound friends before returning to Korcula, cherishing memories of a truly unforgettable journey.

Slurp of Grk Wine Group Tour

On this journey into the world of Korcula wines, you will explore the island's rich viticultural heritage. Beginning with a scenic transfer to the picturesque village of Lumbarda, you'll enjoy a stroll amidst tranquil surroundings, immersing yourself in the beauty of the landscape. Delve into the intricacies of local wine culture at carefully selected family-operated wineries, where you'll traverse vineyards and discover the unique qualities of Grk wine and Plavac Mali. Indulge in a refined tasting experience featuring a variety of locally crafted beverages paired with traditional delicacies, ensuring a memorable encounter with Korcula's wines and the idyllic landscapes that nurture them.

Explore Mljet National Park by Bike

Make the most of your day in Mljet National Park by exploring it on two wheels. Multiple rental bikes are available at Pomena, where you'll find the main entrance to the park. There are two beautiful lakes here, as well as a Benedictine monastery from the 12th century. Besides biking, you can also rent a boat or a kayak. Hiking is another thing you might want to do. You'll be rewarded with the most stunning view of the Mljet coastline. After a long day of adventure, we suggest a nice refreshing swim. Unlike most national parks, Mljet allows swimming. The water in the park tends to be a few degrees warmer than the sea, which makes it even better.

Stroll the Waterfront Promenade

One thing that everyone loves in Cavtat is the lovely waterfront promenade that wraps around the town's peninsula. Have a stroll around the promenade while enjoying the smell of pine trees and catching the sunset with views of Dubrovnik in the distance. Treat yourself to a lovely dinner at "Bugenvila" or "Leut," two of Cavtat's most famous restaurants, and enjoy a drink while watching the world go by.

Dubrovnik Private Walking Tour

After a stunning ride with public boat from Cavtat you’ll explore 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.

Konavle Farmhouse Group Cooking Class

A cooking class in Konavle, the rugged region between Dubrovnik and Montenegro, is a great experience for those who want to learn how to prepare traditional meals. Apart from Croatia’s hospitality and beautiful scenery, gastronomy is the one of the country's main draws. We encourage you to come and taste traditional Croatian dishes, after having fun learning to cook them!

Meet the Famous Locals

If you would like to learn a bit more about the history and famous figures of Cavtat and its surroundings, start with the House of Vlaho Bukovac. This exemplar of 19th-century architecture and home to one of Croatia's most famous painters not only gives insights into the life of an artist whose symbolist works sell for six figures but explores his Italian/Croatian family. The Racic Family Mausoleum is a monument of unique beauty and symbolism carved from stone, the work of sculptor Ivan Mestrovic, whose sculptures flank the entrance to Chicago's Grant Park (late in life, he taught at Syracuse and Notre Dame). Cavtat was home to Baltazar Bogisic, the leading 19th-century sociologist, anthropologist, and jurist who drafted much of newly independent Montenegro's constitution and laws. When he died, his sister established the Baltazar Bogisic Collection, preserving and displaying many of his 35,000 items, mainly letters and rare books, but including folk studies and coins.