Pearls of the Adriatic
Discover the Adriatic's Most Treasured Towns
Your Journey
Venice
Welcome to Italy! Upon arrival of your flight to Venice Airport your skipper will meet you for a private water taxi transfer to Hotel Locanda Vivaldi. Hotel Locanda Vivaldi 4* is perfectly located, 5 min walk from San Marco square and offers magnificent view of San Marco basin. Settle in, relax from a long flight and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure.
Venice
Enjoy this private tour that will introduce you to the main sites of Venice with priority entrance to St. Mark's Basilica, the original chapel of the Doge. Let the St. Mark's Basilica astonish you for the richness of the gold ground mosaics, the statues and the altarpiece Pala d'Oro made by Byzantine craftsmen, an outstanding artefact of St. Mark's treasure. Piazza San Marco was the very heart of the city and your guide will give you a vivid portrait of the Doge's times. Proceeding to Castello district you will pass through intricate alleys admiring the Santa Maria Formosa Church in one of the biggest squares of the city, the Campo of St. John and Paul with the medieval Basilica, considered the Pantheon of Venice due to the twenty-five Doges buried in the church. Walking through the intricate alleys of the city you will head to the Rialto Bridge area, where is led the ancient and famous Market, to see the local seasonal produce and talk about the history of food and wine in Venice. Next the Cannaregio district, that you will explore with your private guide passing through the Ponte delle Guglie bridge and other sites such as the Madonna dell'Orto, one of the biggest churches of the city with artworks by Tintoretto.
Venice
Enjoy this day exploring Venice on your own. From your hotel you can easily reach by water bus one of the biggest island around Venice, Murano, renowned all over the world for the handcrafted glass blown artefacts still made with the ancient technique. Visit one of the factories , enjoy in demonstration of the glass making process, handed down over the centuries, as an expert craftsman will form the molten glass by literally blowing it throw a tube. As a next stop we recommend Burano island, a fishermen's village characterized by multi-coloured houses. Walking along the small island you will come across hidden corners that still preserve the true atmosphere of the Venetian lagoon in former times. Enjoy in lace production presentations available in little shops. Burano is also famous for a great fish meals and pastries so you can have a nice break or lunch before return to San Marco. Return to San Marco and make sure you visit the Doge's Palace.The Palace was the symbol of the Venetian Republic for almost one thousand years and it hides a grim past of inquisitions and accusations of treason. You will pass through the same wretched corridors crossed by the convicted until the notorious Bridge of Sights, the last chance for so many prisoners to have a look to Venice before reaching their cells.
Rovinj
Breakfast and check out. Hotel personnel will transfer you by boat to the Piazzale Roma parking where you will meet up with your chauffeur for private transfer to Rovinj. Upon arrival check in to Hotel Angelo D'Oro 4*. Hotel Angelo D'Oro is a delightful and charming boutique heritage hotel, located in the heart of the lively center of Rovinj's Old Town. In the afternoon hours meet your guide for a private tour of this Croatian gem. Often called the most romantic town on the Adriatic, Rovinj enchants visitors with its colorful waterfront, narrow cobblestone lanes, and breathtaking sunsets over the sea. The old town, set on a small peninsula, is a maze of medieval streets where every corner reveals hidden courtyards, art galleries, and cafés with sea views. Once a small fishing village, Rovinj is today one of the most picturesque towns on the Istrian coast. Its old town rises on a peninsula of winding cobblestone streets, colorful houses, and Venetian-style architecture. At the top stands the Church of St. Euphemia, whose bell tower dominates the skyline and offers sweeping views of the Adriatic.Founded as a Roman settlement and later ruled by Venice, Rovinj still carries traces of its layered past in its city gates, defensive walls, and lively harbor. The town is also known for its thriving art scene, charming piazzas, and fresh seafood cuisine.A stroll through Rovinj feels like stepping back in time—where history, culture, and seaside beauty blend seamlessly.
Istrian hilltop towns & truffle hunt
Meet your chauffeur and guide after breakfast and head to your full day Istrian adventure. First stop is Grožnjan, known as the "Town of Artists." This medieval hilltop village has preserved its authentic character and today thrives with galleries, studios, and cultural life. From Grožnjan you can enjoy breathtaking views of more than 20 surrounding villages, the fertile fields of the Bolara and Kostanjica hills, the meadows of the Bijele zemlje (White Lands), the slopes of Baredina, the Mirna Valley below, and the coastline stretching from Novigrad to Umag. It is truly one of the most scenic and fertile landscapes in Istria. Continue on to Motovun, a picturesque fortified town perched on a hilltop and encircled by strong medieval walls. Overlooking the Mirna River and the vast Motovun Forest, this area is the most important habitat of the prized Istrian truffle—considered one of the culinary gems of Croatia. In a nearby village, you will be welcomed by a local truffle hunter and his trained dogs for an exclusive 1.5-hour private truffle hunt, followed by a tasting of delicious truffle specialties. After this unforgettable experience, return transfer will be provided to your hotel in the afternoon, with the remainder of the day at leisure.
Pula and Brijuni islands
Meet your chauffeur and guide after breakfast and head to Pula. Pula, the largest town on the Istrian peninsula, boasts over 3,000 years of history and an impressive collection of cultural and architectural treasures. Any walk through the city leads to its crown jewel—the remarkably well-preserved Roman Amphitheater, one of the best examples of its kind in the world. As you explore further, discover other monuments of Roman heritage: the Triumphal Arch of the Sergii (1st century BC), Hercules' Gate, the Twin Gates, the Temple of Augustus. Your guided walk concludes in Pula's main square, a lively gathering place that has served as the city's central meeting point since the Augustan Age. Just a short boat ride from the Istrian coast, the Brijuni Islands National Park offer a unique blend of unspoiled nature, archaeological treasures, and elegant landscapes. Once a fashionable retreat for Roman nobles and later the summer residence of ex Yugoslavia president Josip Broz Tito, the islands today welcome visitors to explore their rich heritage and natural beauty. Discover ancient Roman villas, early Christian basilicas, and the remains of Byzantine and Venetian settlements. The landscape is dotted with olive groves, Mediterranean gardens, and even exotic animals that reflect the islands' long history as a meeting point of cultures.
Plitvice Lakes & Zadar
Check out after breakfast, meet up with your chauffeur and head to Croatian most famous National Park - Plitvice Lakes. Upon arrival your guide will be waiting for you for a private guided tour. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979, Plitvice Lakes National Park is the most famous natural wonder in Croatia. The park is renowned for its chain of 16 terraced lakes, connected by a series of cascading waterfalls that flow through lush forests. The colors of the lakes shift from emerald green to deep blue, depending on the light, minerals, and organisms in the water, creating a breathtaking natural spectacle in every season. Explore the park on wooden footbridges and scenic walking trails that wind along the lakes and waterfalls, or by boat across the crystal-clear waters. Whether covered in spring blossoms, vibrant summer greens, golden autumn leaves, or glistening winter snow, Plitvice Lakes offers an unforgettable experience of Croatia's pristine nature. After the tour continue to Zadar for check in to Hotel Bastion 4* - luxury boutique hotel in the heart of Zadar old town. Take a walk to nearby Forum and enjoy sunset.
Zadar & Šibenik & Split
Breakfast and check out. Meet your guide for a guided tour of Zadar. Fortified with medieval walls, distinguished for their impressive portals dating back to the sixteenth century, the peninsula still preserves the Roman grid plan of a network of narrow and charming city streets, as well as a Roman forum dating back to the first century AD.The tour concludes with a leisurely stroll along Zadar's waterfront promenade, where the modern meets the ancient. Here, contemporary art installations, such as the Sea Organ and Sun Salutation, harmoniously blend with the historic cityscape, offering both a sensory and cultural experience that lingers long after the visit. Short walk back to hotel, meet up with your chauffeur and continue to Šibenik for a guided tour through its historic streets. Explore the UNESCO-listed Cathedral of St. James, wander the medieval fortresses, and admire Renaissance and Baroque architecture. Your guide will share the city's rich history, local legends, and hidden gems. After the tour continue to Split. Upon arrival check in to Hotel Judita Palace 4* - located in the very heart of Split Old town. Settle in and enjoy evening at leisure.
Split & Trogir
Meet your guide after breakfast for a pleasant walk through Split and its Diocletian's Palace, exploring the bustling markets and charming shops. The palace, the ancient heart of present-day Split, is one of the best-preserved examples of a Roman imperial residence and was originally Emperor Diocletian's summer home. Split developed as a city after the Roman capital of Dalmatia, Salona, was invaded. More than 3,000 people continue to live within these ancient walls. Split is a "living ruin," offering not only historical treasures but also the vibrant Dalmatian way of life. Your guide will bring the city to life with fascinating stories and insights from its rich history and culture. Continue with your guide and chauffeur to Trogir, a beautiful coastal town and UNESCO World Heritage Site, located just 30 minutes north of Split. Unlike Roman Split, Trogir has Greek roots. Its crown jewel is the spectacular 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence, whose elaborate portal, carved in 1280, hints at the wonders within. End the day with nice wine and food tasting at the winery located in the hills above the Kastela Bay and enjoy in spectacular view of Split and the islands.
Blue Cave, Vis & Pakleni Archipelago & Hvar
Check out after breakfast and meet your chauffeur for short transfer to Split marina where you will meet up with your skipper and board a private motor boat for a full day adventure on the sea. Sail out toward Biševo and Vis islands. These islands are renowned for their stunning inlets and caves, the most famous being Modra Špilja (the Blue Cave), accessible only by boat. On a sunny day, sunlight streams through an underwater passage, reflecting off the sea bottom and filling the cave with an incredible glowing azure light. Afterwards, continue exploring the hidden coves and beaches of Vis Island, some of the most breathtaking spots in Croatia are found here. The most famous is Stiniva Cove, a dramatic beach reached through a narrow opening - once the entrance to a large cave - that opens into a wide pebble beach surrounded by 35 - meter - high cliffs. Truly outstanding! Continue to Pakleni Archipelago islands. These islands are located off the southwest coast of the island of Hvar , opposite the entrance to the Hvar town. In the afternoon hours arrive to Hvar town for check in to Hotel Palace Elisabeth 5* and overnight.
Hvar Island
After breakfast meet up with your local guide for a full day exploration of Croatian sunniest island. During your guided walking tour, you will encounter numerous hidden gems, including the 550 - year - old Franciscan Monastery and the Benedictine Convent, where nuns continue the delicate tradition of lace - making from agave fibers - a craft recognized as one of Hvar's four UNESCO cultural heritages. Your visit culminates at the Spanish Fortress, offering sweeping panoramic views of the town and the glittering Pakleni Islands stretching across the harbor. The UNESCO legacy continues as you journey eastward to the Stari Grad Plain, an 80 - hectare agricultural expanse founded by the Ancient Greeks in 384 BC. Enjoy traditional lunch in an abandoned village of Malo Grablje - once a bustling agricultural settlement, it was abandoned in the early 20th century when residents moved closer to the coast for better opportunities. Today, its stone houses and narrow streets stand frozen in time, offering a hauntingly beautiful glimpse into Hvar's rural past. Return to Hvar in the afternoon hours and enjoy evening in Hvar at your leisure.
Dubrovnik
Breakfast and check out. Board catamaran for Split port where you will meet up with your chauffeur for private transfer to Dubrovnik. Upon arrival check in to Hotel Excelsior 5* - hotel with impeccable service and priviledged location, next to the Ploče gates of Old town. In the afternoon hours meet your local guide for a private guided tour. A magnificent city with its incredible fortified Old Town, Dubrovnik is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Croatia's most popular destinations. Stroll along the main pedestrian thoroughfare - Stradun, where centuries of wear have smoothed the white stone, creating a beautiful promenade lined with cafés, shops, and historic landmarks at either end. Marvel at splendid churches, monasteries, and museums adorned with intricately carved stone facades, reflecting the city's eventful history and vibrant artistic tradition. Return to your hotel on your own after the tour and enjoy evening at leisure.
Boka Bay Montenegro
After breakfast meet your private chauffeur for a scenic drive to Montenegro. Along the way you will meet up with your local guide and enjoy a private guided tour of Boka Bay, one of the most stunning natural harbors in the world and a UNESCO-listed destination. The bay is framed by dramatic mountain peaks descending into deep blue waters, and dotted with charming coastal villages reflecting layers of history, from ancient and medieval eras to Venetian and Baroque influences. Your first stop is the historic town of Perast, where you'll board a private boat to visit Our Lady of the Rock, a small man-made island known for its beautiful chapel and local legends. From the water, you'll also enjoy a picturesque view of the nearby island of St. George, home to a centuries-old monastery. Continue to Kotor, a beautifully preserved walled town nestled beneath towering cliffs. Once a thriving maritime hub under Venetian rule, Kotor's labyrinth of stone alleys, churches, and squares showcases centuries of cultural heritage and craftsmanship. Its medieval Old Town, dating back to the 12th-14th centuries, is recognized by UNESCO for its historical and architectural significance. Enjoy lunch at a local tavern recommended by your guide before return to Dubrovnik in the late afternoon hours. Enjoy evening at leisure.
Dubrovnik
Enjoy this day at leisure, exploring Dubrovnik on your own. We recommend to visit City Walls, take a cable car and go to the top of Srd hill for a spectacular view of the town and islands. You can also have a lunch at Panorama restaurant before return to the town.
Departure day
Breakfast and check out. Meet your chauffeur for private transfer to Dubrovnik Airport for your departure flight.
What's Included
3 nights in Venice, Hotel Locanda Vivaldi 4*
3 nights in Rovinj, Hotel Angelo D'Oro 4*
1 night in Zadar, Hotel Bastion 4*
2 nights in Split, Hotel JuditaPalace 4*
2 nights in Hvar, Hotel Palace Elisabeth 5*
3 nights in Dubrovnik, Hotel Excelsior 5*
Private water boat taxi service from airport to hotel
All taxes and VAT, breakfast daily
Basic Insurance
24-Hour-Emergency assistance
Professional English speaking chauffeurs
Professional English speaking guides
Private airport transfers
St. Marcs and Venice highlights private guided tour
Private transfer from Venice to Rovinj
Private guided walking tour of Rovinj
Private guided tour of Istrian hilltop towns with truffle hunt and truffle delicacies tasting
Private guided tour of Pula and Brijuni Islands NP
Private transfer from Rovinj to Zadar
Private guided tour of Plitvice Lakes NP
Private guided walking tour Zadar
Private transfer from Zadar to Split
Private guided walking tour of Šibenik
Private guided walking tour of Split and Trogir
Wine and delicacies tasting at Sikuli Winery
Private motor boat full day transfer/tour from Split to Hvar town with en route visit to Blue Cave, Vis island and Pakleni Archipelago
Private guided cultural tour of Hvar island with traditional lunch
Fast ferry tickets from Hvar town to Split port
Private transfer from Split to Dubrovnik
Private guided walking tour of Dubrovnik Old town
Private day tour to Boka Bay (Perast & Kotor)
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