Venetian Canals to Croatia's Coast and Canyons

Welcome to Venice!

Make the most of your first night in Venice with an unforgettable introduction to this magical city. Whether you prefer a relaxing start or an active evening, Venice offers something for every mood. Savor an aperitif overlooking the Grand Canal at Erbaria, where charming bars with outdoor seating set the scene, followed by a delightful dinner in one of the Rialto area’s renowned restaurants. For those eager to explore, take a scenic stroll along the Zattere to Punta della Dogana for breathtaking views of San Marco and the Grand Canal, then cross the water by traghetto to complete your enchanting first evening in Venice.

First Time in Venice Private Tour

Discover Venice with this unique walking tour, which unfolds through the elegant Piazza San Marco, surrounded by the governmental buildings of the ancient Republic. You'll see the beautiful Saint Mark church, then stroll through the Castello district including the large campo Santa Maria Formosa. The square of San Giovanni e Paolo will be your next stop. Before reaching Rialto you'll pass by the Marco Polo house. From the top of the famous Rialto bridge you'll encounter all the splendours of the Grand Canal.

Venice: An Open Art Museum

Venice is often called an open-air art museum, where every corner reveals masterpieces of history, architecture, and artistic expression. From the grandeur of St. Mark's Basilica to the intricate details of its palaces, the city is a living gallery showcasing centuries of artistic innovation. Its narrow alleyways, picturesque canals, and iconic bridges create a breathtaking canvas that has inspired artists for generations. Perfect for art lovers, Venice offers endless discoveries, blending world-class museums with the beauty of everyday scenes.

Private Gondola Ride

A gondola ride is the most iconic and romantic way to experience Venice. Glide through enchanting canals, gently rocked by the water. Admire grand palaces, historic bridges, and hidden corners only visible from the water. Let your gondolier take you through breathtaking views and timeless beauty.

Local Flavors

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.

Heritage in Museum Form

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.

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.

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!

Explore Diocletian's Palace with an Expert Guide

Today you’ll explore the inspiring city of Split with a local guide. You’ll be picked up at your accommodation and led through the UNESCO-listed 1,700-year-old Diocletian’s palace, which is just the beginning of the tour. You’ll also see the Cathedral of Saint Duje, one of the most beautiful cultural wonders on the Adriatic coast. And you’ll explore the ancient cellars as well as the square in the center of the palace. The stunning Roman temples will awaken the spirit of another time for you, as will the famous Golden Gate and the big statue of Grgur Ninski. This is the best way to get to know the incredible history of this ancient city center.

The Walls and Ways of Split

Split's old town is an excellent representative of ancient Roman architecture. Getting lost in Diocletian's Palace, you'll wonder how the place's massive stones could have been hauled here and carved 1,700 years ago. Split's past is made clear by its landmarks, such as the world's second oldest cathedral (only Armenia has anywhere older), which was originally Emperor Diocletian's mausoleum. A short distance away, you'll find a pagan temple likewise turned into an early church.