Prague Plus Croatia's Dalmatian Highlights

Get Lost Amid Medieval Streets

On your first night in Prague, we recommend strolling around the center's side streets. It's easy to get lost there, but the river and signage make it easy to find your way to the hotel. With so many buildings lit up, we think this romantic walk will help you fall in love with Prague right away. If you arrive before sunset, visit the House of the Black Madonna - the home of a small Cubism museum, and the only surviving Cubist café in the world – the Grand Café Orient (where even the věneček cream puffs are squares instead of donut-shaped). If you are thirsty after a long journey, grab a beer at Mlejnice, a restaurant famous for its cozy and stylish atmosphere and tasty cuisine.

Prague Private Walking Tour

This three-hour walking tour of the Golden City is the ideal way to get to know the beautiful historic center of Prague. You will walk the Royal Route, originally used for the king's coronation procession. The walk takes you through the center of Old Town, where you'll see all of the most famous sights, and also learn about the fascinating history that has made Prague a unique destination throughout the ages. Crossing Charles Bridge, your guide will tell you all the stories of the past as you head up to Lesser Town, where the tour finishes.

Experience the Life Monastic

One of the most breathtaking interiors in the city is to be found at the Strahov Monastery. The halls of the library here have featured in several Hollywood films. After feasting your eyes you'll have the chance to feast on some Czech classics and brewed on-site beer at the monastery brewery, then head to New World, a charming, quiet part of Prague Castle.

Karlovy Vary Private Day Trip

Enjoy the many colonnades of a legendary spa town on this day trip to Karlovy Vary with a private driver and local guide. The hot springs were discovered here in the 14th century by Emperor Charles IV, the town's namesake, when he was out on a hunt and their healing attributes were used for treating everyone from Peter the Great to Goethe. En route, you'll stop by the formidable 12th century gothic Loket Castle, where part of Casino Royale was filmed.

Kutna Hora Private Day Trip

Visit Kutna Hora, a medieval center of silver mining and once the second richest Czech town, after Prague. The variety of Kutna Hora's architectural monuments and its well-preserved town center reflects its ancient fame and wealth. While principally known for the Sedlac Ossuary (AKA the "Bone Church"), a chapel decorated with more than 40,000 human bones (some of which form a bone chandelier or messages and coats of arms), this town could have easily won its UNESCO World Heritage status from its other landmarks, such as the massive gothic St. Barbara's church.

Melnik Chateau Private Wine Tasting and Tour

Experience wine, history, and love on this unique private day trip at a chateau just an hour from Prague. The town's history is closely connected with wine production, a tradition going back over a thousand years. You'll visit the place where 23 Czech queens and princesses have lived, enjoying a private tour, and trying local wines in a medieval wine cellar.

Prague Old Town Small Group Evening Food Tour

Enjoy a Prague food tour that lets you taste centuries of Czech culinary history, from traditional dishes to modern twists. With a local foodie guide, explore the evolution of Czech cuisine, from early influences to Communist-era fare and today’s dynamic flavors. Savor authentic specialties like goulash, roast pork, and beef sirloin with dumplings paired with Czech beer or Moravian wine. Discover hidden local favorites and leave with a personalized map of food recommendations to continue exploring Prague’s food scene.

Krka Waterfalls and Trogir Group Tour

Take a time out from warm summer streets of Split and immerse yourself in unparalleled natural beauty of Krka National Park. This full-day tour packs a lot into just nine hours. With an expert guide you'll not only tour the countryside, exploring some of the most stunning natural landscapes in Europe, you'll get a chance to see the ancient destination of Trogir which old center is one of a UNESCO protected World Heritage sites. Along the way your guide will tell you all about the history and culture of the region. You'll get a new point of view on Croatia, a beautiful country that's much more than just sea, sun and sandy beaches.

Hvar Fortress

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.

Hike Hvar

Put on your walking shoes, pack snacks and some water because today you’re going to be exploring the island on foot. With your guide, you’ll hike along the old shepherd's paths to experience wonderful views and unspoiled nature overflowing with the intense colors and fragrances of lavender, sage, and rosemary. You’ll climb hills for beautiful panoramic views and then descend through olive groves and vineyards to the coast. Find secret places and special locations off the beaten path as you experience the Hvar that few tourists get to.

A Day at the Beach

Like most Croatian islands, Hvar is rich with beaches characterized by clear sea and a lot of sun. Hvar's largest beach is located in front of the Hotel Amfora. Next door is Bonj les bains, a bathing platform complete with renovated 1930s changing rooms, massage tables and more. Just two kilometers northwest is the beach of the Hotel Sirena, secluded amid pines and wild sage. There’s a bar and grill too. A further two kilometers away is Kamp Vira, a pebble beach with a flat shore and good facilities. Take the boat taxi to the beaches of the Pakleni islands, in particular the secluded, sandy one at Palmizana. You'll find more details on our blog.

Elaphiti Islands on a Traditional Karaka Boat Group Cruise

Explore Croatia’s Elaphiti Islands by boat and finally see for yourself the picturesque beauty of its white stone villages, luscious green pine tree forests and of course, the pristine Adriatic Sea. Your journey begins on a karaka boat sailing toward the fishing village known as Kolocep, before continuing onto the town of Sudurad where the 16th century villa of the Skocibuha family is located. You will then be whisked away to the island of Lopud, home of many famous captains and sailors. Enjoy the walk along Lopud Bay to a Franciscan monastery and park, before cooling off in the refreshing water.