Welcome to Greece! Upon arrival at the International Airport in Zagreb, you will be met and transferred to your accommodations. Check in and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. (This service is on a private basis.)

Athens

The capital of Greece has recently undergone a major face lift thanks to the 2004 Olympics and has become more visitor-friendly than ever. Not only does it offer several of the world's most significant archaeological sites, structures and museums, it now has a wide selection of restaurants, ranging from basic indigenous food to fine gourmet dining, and a similarly wide selection of shops and goods. Whether visiting the incomparable Acropolis or the new subway system, you will find that Athens rewards your time before setting off for the islands of Greece.

After breakfast, check out of your accommodations and meet your driver in the hotel lobby for your transfer to Piraeus port. Upon arrival at the port, board your ferry towards Paros. The journey will take about 2.5 hours. Once you've arrived, you'll be met by your driver and transferred to your Paros accommodations. Unwind and enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure.

Paros Island

Located in the heart of the Cycladic islands, Paros combines impressive landscapes, lovely sandy beaches, picturesque fishing villages, and a traditional laid-back island atmosphere. It is an island that boasts rich Byzantine and Venetian history, and an interesting cultural dimension that few Greek islands can claim. Paros has also been known throughout history because of its famous white marble. If you are looking for an island that offer traditional charm, natural beauty, and a relaxing feel, Paros is a perfect choice.

Paros Island Free Days

Today enjoy a free days on Paros Island. We recommend starting your morning with a leisurely stroll through the charming streets of Noussa, a picturesque fishing village known for its whitewashed buildings and vibrant harbor. In the afternoon, head towards the stunning Kolymbithres Beach, famous for its unique rock formations and crystal-clear waters or visit he historic Panagia Ekatontapiliani, a Byzantine church in Parikia. At sunset, take a scenic walk to the Venetian Fortress of Naoussa for panoramic views on the water. Don't gorget to savor fresh seafood and explore the quaint villages and narrow streets! End the day indulging in local delicacies at any of the various beachfront restaurants.

After a rejuvenating time in Paros, check out of your accommodations and meet your driver to transfer to the Paros airport and onwards towards Dubrovnik.

Welcome to Croatia! After your private transfer to your Dubrovnik accommodations, check in and relax before your afternoon guided tour.

Game of Thrones Tour of Dubrovnik Old Town

This afternoon, take a private Dubrovnik Game of Thrones walking tour with an expert local guide. On this tour, you'll explore Dubrovnik Old Town, visiting iconic filming locations like Pile Gate, where King Joffrey faced a riot, Lovrijenac Fort (the Red Keep), and the site of the Battle of Blackwater. Your local guide will provide detailed commentary, scene descriptions, and stills from the show, including the final season. Relive the best moments of Game of Thrones and create unique memories—an ideal experience for passionate fans visiting Dubrovnik. (This service is on a private basis.)

Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is infamous around the world not only for its stunning location on the coast but as well of course for its well-preserved medieval architecture. The city's iconic Old Town, encircled by massive stone walls, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with historic churches, palaces, and cobblestone streets. From its status as a powerful maritime republic in the Middle Ages to serving as a filming location for King's Landing in the TV series "Game of Thrones", Dubrovnik's iconic walls are among the most well-preserved in Europe.

Elaphites Island Tour

Today embark on a group tour of the Elaphites Islands off the Dalmatian Coast. These precious islands are a natural wonder, offering so much more than just their beauty. This Dubrovnik Islands tour will immerse you in island life, Dalmatian style. Located to the northwest of Dubrovnik, this group of thirteen islands includes several that are inhabited. Dubrovnik island hopping will amaze you! The boat tour features the three most beautiful islands: Kolocep, Lopud, and Sipan. Swim in crystal-clear waters, explore small villages, and enjoy local cuisine. With no vehicles on the first two islands and few on the third, it's a perfect escape and insight into tranquil living. The highlight is Sipan, rich in historical heritage. Return to Gruž port and be transferred back to your Dubrovnik accommodations. (This service is on a group basis.)

Dubrovnik Sightseeing

Spend the day exploring Dubrovnik and its surroundings on your own. Take a walk along the 2 km long city walls and enjoy the views of the fortresses, lively squares, and the hidden narrow streets below. You can get stunning panoramic views over the city and the Adriatic by taking the cable car up to Sr Mountain, and maybe have dinner at the Panorama Restaurant & Bar (booking availability online).

Sunset Sea Kayaking Tour

Your half-day (approx. 3 hours) adventure on the Adriatic Sea begins at 10:00 am from Pile, the small port beneath Dubrovnik's Old Town. Accompanied by English-speaking instructors, you'll explore caves and the enchanting Lokrum Island, also known as 'The Island of Love.' After paddling around the island, you'll head to the hidden Betina cave beach for a snorkeling break. Accessible only by sea, this beach offers a private and unique view of the City walls and the Adriatic's underwater richness. Paddle along the coast, enjoying stunning views of the Pearl of the Adriatic, before returning to Pile Bay. (This service is on a group basis.)

Following your tour, return to the hotel to collect your luggage and meet your driver for your transfer to the Dubrovnik Ferry Terminal. Board the ferry towards Korcula and arrive in the evening. Upon arrival at the Korcula port, meet your driver and head towards this evenings accommodations. (This service is on a private basis.)

Korcula

The town of Korcula, often called "Little Dubrovnik," is planted on a picturesque island in Croatia, known for its charming medieval architecture, lush vineyards, and beautiful beaches. Korcula claims to be the birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo and the island is renowned for its production of high-quality white wines, particularly Pošip and Grk.

Island Buggy Safari

After breakfast at the hotel, meet your guide for an exciting buggy adventure. Your journey begins at Medvidnjak, climbing to a viewpoint with stunning views of Korcula and the Pelješac-Korcula channel, where you'll pause for photos. Next, head to the sandy Pržina Beach in Lumbarda for 45 minutes of swimming and relaxation.

Explore Lumbarda's charming vineyards, then drive along the coast and through scenic hills to the village of Žrnovo. The tour concludes at a family estate in Žrnovska Banja, where you can savor traditional liquors and wines made from old recipes. This half-day safari includes a guide, wine and olive tasting, homemade brandy, and dessert. The meeting point is to be reached on your own. (This service is on a group basis.)

Wine Tour

In the afternoon, embark on a private wine tour to explore the enchanting island of Korcula, one of the Adriatic's most beautiful islands. Known as Korkyra Melaina by the ancient Greeks, Korcula has a rich history of wine production, dating back to its earliest days. The island's Statute from 1214 regulated wine growing, production, and trade, and its wines were even exported to Venice and served at the Habsburg Court.

Begin your excursion at a viewpoint of Korcula for some photos, then visit the vineyards of Lumbarda, famous for the indigenous Grk wine. Enjoy a tasting at a local winery before continuing through the island's interior, passing the villages of Žrnovo and Pupnat, and reaching the stunning Pupnatska Luka bay. Next, head towards the villages of ara and Smokvica to see more vineyards and sample Pošip and other wines at two prominent wineries. The tour concludes with a scenic drive along the island's northwest coast, showcasing its breathtaking viewpoints. (This service is on a private basis.)

This morning is free to relax in Korcula.

Later this afternoon you will be met and transferred to the Korcula port for you ferry (roughly 2.5 hours shared service) to Split. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your Split accommodations. (This service is on a private basis.)

Split

As Croatia's second-largest city, Split is famed for good reason. The heart of the city is Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most impressive Roman monuments. Split's historic core is intertwined with bustling markets, cafes, and shops, offering a lively atmosphere, allowing you to basque in the middle of ancient history with a cool drink while taking in your surroundings. The city boasts not only beautiful beaches, but also a scenic waterfront promenade and numerous cultural events and festivals throughout the year. With its unique charm and offerings of contemporary Mediterranean life, Split leaves a lasting impression on travelers minds long after leaving.

Blue Cave Boat Tour

Come aboard the Blue Cave tour and hop from one island to the next, experiencing the best each destination has to offer. Start your adventure by exploring the mesmerizing Blue Cave on Biševo Island before heading to the Monk Seal Cave and swimming in the award-winning Stiniva Bay. The tour departs from a small port on Biševo Island. You will board a wooden boat, uniquely capable of entering the narrow cave entrance. Entering the Blue Cave is an unforgettable adventure, allowing you to witness this bright blue phenomenon up close. Next, head to the Monk Seal Cave, the longest cave on Biševo Island at 160 meters. This cave is named after the Mediterranean monk seal, one of the most endangered mammals in the world.

Later, strap on your snorkel and dive into the underwater world of Budikovac Island before exploring the bays of the Pakleni Islands. This archipelago comprises 14 pristine islets, offering a unique opportunity to enjoy peace, tranquility, and crystal-clear blue waters. The tour concludes with a visit to the glitz and glamour of Hvar Town, a gem of Dalmatian tourism located on Croatia’s sunniest island. Stroll along the palm-lined waterfront, explore curious alleyways, and admire Venetian palaces and vibrant squares before setting off on a scenic ride back to Split. (This service is on a group basis.)

Stella Croatia Ethno Village and Klis Fortress

Today, you will journey to Stella Croatica Ethno Village. Upon arrival your host will introduce you to the past culture, customs, and daily life of a Dalmatian family. Tour the handmade sweets factory, stroll through the botanical collection, explore the Mediterranean garden, and visit the olive oil museum. Enjoy a tasting of homemade delicacies and award-winning olive oils in the concept store. Savor a tasting plate of cheese, jams, bread, fig cake, fruit, nuts, juice, and wine. Afterwards, visit Klis Fortress for stunning views and "Game of Thrones" photo ops. Return to Split for an afternoon at leisure. (This service is on a private basis.)

Journey to Zagreb

This morning, check out of your Split accommodations and depart for the Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This park is a magical world of lakes, waterfalls, moss, and forests. Nestled in the wooded mountains are sixteen crystal turquoise lakes interconnected by cascades and deep falls.

Your walking tour includes a boat ride, offering an up-close experience of the park's beauty (boat and train rides subject to weather). The park features the Korana River, dense forests, caves, springs, and meadows, showcasing diverse flora and fauna. You may choose to enjoy lunch at Lika Kua, a traditional restaurant with authentic dishes (pay on the day). Afterward, depart for Zagreb and check in at your hotel. (This service is on a private basis.)

Zagreb

As Croatia's vibrant capital, Zagreb blends rich history with modern culture seamlessly. With its Austro-Hungarian architecture, the city features historic landmarks like the Gothic Zagreb Cathedral and the colorful St. Mark's Church. The city boasts a lively arts scene, bustling markets such as Dolac Market, and various parks, including the lush Maksimir Park. Zagreb's dynamic atmosphere is complemented by its cafes, restaurants, and festivals, making it a captivating destination for both history enthusiasts and contemporary culture seekers.

Sadly, it is time for your Croatia and Greece adventure to come to a close. Today, you will be transferred to the airport in good time for your international departing flight via Zagreb.

We hope had an amazing experience and wish you a safe and pleasant travels home!