Included in the price
Visits & Transfer: by program
Cuisine: Half Board
Hotel: Opatija, 7 nights
Single use: on request

On request: by program
Lunch & Tastings: 100 €
FLIGHT: TAILOR-MADE

Hotel: Opatija
CLICK: Hotels, according to availability

Day 1. Arrival: Opatija
Transfer: Airport - Hotel
Hotel & Dinner: Opatija

Day 2. Opatija
By far the best way to experience the vast and historical heritage is to traverse its streets and visit its monuments. We enjoy a pleasant climate and lush vegetation, in a city with the longest tourism tradition in Croatia. Opatija offers us the clear Adriatic Sea, with its many beaches, health and wellness centres, parks, fountains and many other buildings and beautiful old villas.
City Guide & Free time

Rijeka: The European Capital of Culture, in 2020.
The rich history of Rijeka left its mark in countless sites. Take a walk, visit interesting places, explore..
City Guide & Free time

Hotel & Dinner: Opatija

Day 3. Gastronomy of rural Istria

Picturesque villages in the hinterland
Istria has beautiful mountain villages in its hinterland and we are going to discover it. These villages with stone houses and little streets offer a trip to the past, from medieval times. We are going to discover little towns Motovun and Grožnjan.
Tastings: Truffles & Cheeses
Lunch: Local gastronomy

The small town of Motovun
Situated in the centre of Istria, at the top of a hill, offering a magnificent view of vineyards and forests.
Transfer: to the top of the village

Hotel & Dinner: Opatija

Day 4. NP Plitvice Lakes
It is the largest, oldest and most visited Croatian national park. It is a mountain area with large forests and with 16 smaller and larger lakes. The huge forest complexes, the natural beauty of lakes and waterfalls, the richness of flora and fauna, mountain air, forest trails and wooden bridges and many more are part of the unique UNESCO World Heritage Site, among the first in the world.
Lunch: local cuisine

Hotel & Dinner: Opatija

Day 5. Krk, the largest island in Croatia
Krk’s cathedral is, along with the Frankopan family castle, the most famous city motif. In the 5th century the basilica, from the early Christian period, was situated on the location of the Roman thermae. During the following years, the cathedral experienced a variety of styles: roman, gothic, renaissance, baroque and modern style.

The monastery on the island of Kosljun
Transfer by boat: to the island
Visit: monastery and its small museum

Vrbnik town
Surrounded by vineyards, which are famous for the production of Žlahtina wine.
Wine & Tasting
Lunch: local cuisine

Hotel & Dinner: Opatija

Day 6. Istrian peninsula

Pula town: Guided tour
Located in the southwestern part of ​​the Istrian peninsula, the city has a long tradition of winemaking, fishing, shipbuilding and tourism. Pula Amphitheater is the largest and most preserved monument of ancient construction in Croatia.
City Guide & Free time

Rovinj town
The city of romance and art, part of the Venetian Republic for over 500 years, the Old Town is perched on an elevated peninsula, surrounded by Venetian terracotta-roofed houses and crowned by the Church of St. Euphemia from the 18th century whose bell tower dominates the Rovinj silhouette.

Hotel & Dinner: Opatija

Day 7. Zagreb
Zagreb offers the Baroque atmosphere of the Upper Town, picturesque open-air markets, diverse shopping facili­ties, and a vast choice of local cuisine. Zagreb is a city of green parks and walks, with many places to visit. A typical Central European city with a rich history, with the upper and lower town, the cathedral from the 13th century, and its numerous squares.
City Guide & Free time

Hotel & Dinner: Opatija

Day 8. Return & Transfer: Hotel - Airport