After breakfast, meet your driver and guide for a full-day tour of Zagreb and its charming surroundings. Zagreb is a classic Central European city — for centuries a center of culture, science, commerce, and industry. Situated at a key crossroads between Central Europe and the Adriatic Sea, it offers its visitors the Baroque spirit of the Upper Town, colorful open-air markets, artisan shops, and inviting local cuisine. Green parks and pleasant promenades surround the city. The Upper Town features St. Mark’s Church with its iconic tiled roof, the Croatian Parliament, the Stone Gate, and the Cathedral. Downtown is the business and cultural heart of Zagreb, with Ban Jelačić Square, the Croatian National Theatre, and the University.

After the city tour, continue to the Ethno Village in Kumrovec, birthplace of former Yugoslav president Tito. Step back in time and experience how people once lived in this traditional village. Lunch of local specialties awaits you at the charming Grešna Gorica restaurant overlooking the picturesque Zagorje hills. Afterward, visit the beautifully restored medieval castle of Veliki Tabor. Return to Zagreb. Dinner at a wonderful local restaurant is included. Overnight in Zagreb.

Breakfast at the hotel and departure toward the Istrian Peninsula. Upon arrival in Rovinj, check-in at your hotel in the town centre. In the afternoon, meet your guide for a walking tour of one of the most romantic towns on the Adriatic. Visit the Church of St. Euphemia, the Church of the Holy Trinity, and stroll through Rovinj’s charming cobblestone streets. Overnight in Rovinj.

Breakfast at the hotel. Meet your guide and driver for a full-day excursion across Istria, often called “Little Tuscany.” The region is known for its rolling hills blanketed with vineyards and olive groves, dotted with hilltop towns. The first stop is Motovun, a medieval gem rising above the Mirna River valley. Continue to a truffle tasting and presentation at the renowned Zigante truffle house. Follow the scenic route past the artistic hill town of Grožnjan to Poreč, where you will visit the UNESCO-listed Euphrasian Basilica. Return to Rovinj in the late afternoon. Overnight in Rovinj.

After breakfast, depart for Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. This breathtaking natural wonder consists of 16 turquoise lakes connected by 92 waterfalls and surrounded by dense forests. The tour lasts approximately three hours and includes a boat ride. After the visit, continue toward the Dalmatian coast and the city of Zadar. Evening arrival, hotel check-in, and overnight.

After breakfast, meet your guide for a tour of Zadar, including the Cathedral of St. Anastasia, the Church of St. Donatus, and the ruins of the Roman Forum. Enjoy the unique Sea Organ — an architectural sound system played by the waves. Continue to a rural household in Pakovo Selo, meet the owner, learn about traditional cheese and olive oil production, and taste their homemade products. A short drive brings you to Šibenik. Check-in at your hotel and free time. In the afternoon, meet your local guide for a walking tour of Šibenik, the oldest Croatian city on the Adriatic, home to the UNESCO-listed Cathedral of St. James. Visit Barone Fortress and the Mediterranean Garden. Dinner at the 2-Michelin-star restaurant Pelegrini, overlooking the Cathedral, is included. Overnight in Šibenik.

After breakfast, depart for Split. Meet your guide for a three-hour afternoon tour of Dalmatia’s largest city. Explore the historic centre with the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace, built at the turn of the 4th century. Marvel at Roman, Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architectural layers that make the old town so unique. Free time afterward. Overnight in Split’s city centre.

Breakfast at the hotel. Meet your guide and driver and depart for Trogir, a beautifully preserved town-museum. Wander through its narrow streets, admire Radovan’s famous portal, and discover its rich architectural heritage. Lunch in a local Trogir restaurant. Continue to the ancient ruins of Salona near Split, once the capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia. Return to Split in the afternoon. Dinner at a high-end local restaurant is included. Overnight in Split.

After breakfast, transfer to the ferry for the island of Hvar. Upon arrival in Stari Grad, meet your guide for a walk through the UNESCO-listed Stari Grad Plain, a rare cultural landscape preserved since the 4th century BC, with ancient stone walls and traditional agricultural plots. Continue to the town of Hvar for a short tour. Learn about the unique UNESCO-protected Hvar aloe lace, crafted exclusively by Benedictine nuns. Check-in at your hotel in Hvar. In the early evening, enjoy a delightful food-and-wine pairing at a local restaurant. Overnight in Hvar.

Breakfast at the hotel and departure toward the Pelješac Peninsula. Visit the famous Edivo Winery, known for aging wines underwater for one to two years. Continue to Ston. Meet your guide for a tour of this small but historically significant town, protected by impressive 14th-century walls — the second-longest fortification in Europe after Hadrian’s Wall. Ston has produced sea salt for over 4,000 years.

Afterward, enjoy an oyster-farm boat tour, including a demonstration of cultivation and fresh oyster tasting, accompanied by local wine and snacks. Proceed to Dubrovnik. Check-in at the hotel. Overnight in Dubrovnik.

After breakfast, depart with your driver and guide for a full-day excursion to the island of Korčula — the legendary birthplace of Marco Polo. Korčula is rich in stories, stonework, seafaring tradition, and beautifully preserved architecture. Explore the narrow streets, elegant palaces, and charming churches of one of the best-preserved medieval towns in the Mediterranean. Enjoy free time afterward, including the option to swim in the crystal-clear Adriatic. Return to Dubrovnik in the late afternoon. Overnight.

Breakfast at the hotel. According to your flight schedule, transfer to Dubrovnik Airport.