Croatia and Montenegro (port-to-port cruise)

Family Club - Croatia and Montenegro (port-to-port cruise)

Included in tour package

<ul>
	<li>Dubrovnik</li>
	<li>Mljet</li>
	<li>Korcula</li>
	<li>Sibenik and the Krka Falls</li>
	<li>Trogir</li>
	<li>Split</li>
	<li>Hvar</li>
	<li>Kotor</li>
</ul>

The former Republic of Ragusa is famous for its medieval walls and its wide variety of historical architecture.

We&#39;ll visit the Dominican Friary, its lovely Gothic cloister, and its extraordinary museum of religious art - with several valuable paintings, including a triptych by Nikola Bozidarevic depicting Dubrovnik before the great earthquake of 1667. We&#39;ll then see the Rector&#39;s Palace, once the seat of the government and now a museum housing furniture, portraits, coats of arms, paintings, coins, and the original keys to the city gates. We&#39;ll also visit the cathedral which keeps in its core gold and silver reliquaries as well as paintings from Titian&rsquo;s workshop, before moving on to the Onofrio Fountains and Sponza Palace, a superb Gothic-Renaissance structure.

PLEASE NOTE

<ul>
	<li>Good walking shoes are recommended.</li>
	<li>The order of the visits can change.</li>
	<li>Times are approximate.</li>
</ul>

Guided tour of Dubrovnik

Hvar is known as the queen of the Croatian Dalmatian islands and is lined with vast fields of lavender, ancient olive trees and vineyards. You&#39;ll tour the Franciscan monastery and its exceptional collection of old Venetian paintings, lacework, coins and rare books, and the Renaissance-style exterior of Saint Stephen Cathedral combined with its baroque-style interior.

PLEASE NOTE

<ul>
	<li>Good walking shoes are recommended (walking tour).</li>
	<li>The tours are mostly done on foot, either on cobblestone roads or dirt paths (national parks). Please wear comfortable, sturdy shoes.</li>
	<li>The order of the visits can change.</li>
	<li>Times are approximate.</li>
</ul>

Guided tour of Hvar

Korcula is Croatia&#39;s greenest island - with its Mediterranean vegetation, emerald and sapphire sea, sandy shoreline and a wealth of underwater sea life. We&#39;ll visit the island on foot starting with the Cathedral Sveti Marko, the most important building in the old town. The cathedral&#39;s facade is decorated with beautiful fluted reliefs and statues, while the main door is framed by statues of Adam and Eve and figures of lions. We&#39;ll also enjoy the exhibits in the town museum, a treasure of cultural and commercial milestones from prehistoric times to the present.

PLEASE NOTE

<ul>
	<li>Good walking shoes are strongly recommended.</li>
	<li>The tours are mostly done on foot, either on cobblestone roads or dirt paths (national parks). Please wear comfortable, sturdy shoes.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Guided tour of Korcula

It is estimated that Kotor owns 70 % of the historic and cultural monuments of Montenegro. That is why Kotor is classed as a world heritage site by UNESCO. Founded by the Romans on the Adriatic coast in Montenegro, Kotor developed into an important commercial and artistic center in the Middle Ages. You&#39;ll visit the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon, which was seriously damaged and rebuilt after the earthquake of 1667 - the reason its two towers are so different from one another. Then you&#39;ll visit the maritime museum in the Grgurina Palace and its collection showing the development of past maritime and cultural activities.

PLEASE NOTE

<ul>
	<li>The tours are mostly done on foot, either on cobblestone roads or dirt paths (national parks). Please wear comfortable, sturdy shoes.</li>
	<li>The order of the visits can change.</li>
	<li>Times are approximate.</li>
</ul>

Guided tour of Kotor

Mljet is definitely the most charming island in all of the Mediterranean sea. It has kept a wild appearance with 72% of its surface being covered in forest, and wine and olive oil are still being traditionally made to this day. One island legend claims that Odysseus spent seven years here on his way home from the Trojan War. After a stroll down a hiking trail along with your guide, local boats will take you to the Benedictine monastery from the 12th century located in the middle of Veliko Jezero, a salt lake in the national park of Mljet. The monastery sits proudly among the Aleppo pines, surrounded by sandy beaches. We&#39;ll take the same itinerary back to the boat.

PLEASE NOTE

<ul>
	<li>Good walking shoes are recommended (walkway on dirt and cobblestone roads : 1h round trip).</li>
	<li>The order of the visits can change.</li>
	<li>Times are approximate.</li>
</ul>

Guided tour of Mljet

Sibenik is located in the central part of the Croatian Adriatic Coast, in the picturesque and indented bay where the Krka River enters the sea. Discover this gorgeous city while strolling down its 15th- and 16th-century streets. We&#39;ll also visit the St. James&#39; Cathedral, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site and built between 1433 and 1477 entirely out of stone. Afterwards, we&#39;ll leave for Krka Falls by coach. Skradinski buk is one of the most attractive parts of Krka National Park. It is a large and clear natural pool with high waterfalls at one end and smaller cascades at the other. A trail will get you as close as you can to the falls. We&#39;ll return to Sibenik by coach.

PLEASE NOTE

<ul>
	<li>Beware of the many steps to climb before accessing the waterfalls.</li>
	<li>The tours are mostly done on foot, either on cobblestone roads or dirt paths (national parks). Please wear comfortable, sturdy shoes.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>The order of the visits can change.</li>
	<li>Times are approximate.</li>
</ul>

Sibenik and the Krka Falls

The city of Split with its population of 140, 000 is the largest in Dalmatia as well as being an active university and artistic center. You will visit Diocletian&#39;s Palace, built by a simple soldier who became the Emperor. Diocletian chose to end his days in this palace after he abdicated in 305 AD.

Our guided tour of the city will take you along Trumbiceva Obala (Riva), a vast promenade along the southern fa&ccedil;ade of the Palace. You&rsquo;ll get to see the well-preserved roman city wall, the Cathedral&nbsp; built on the site of the mausoleum towards the end of the 7th century, as well as Diocletian&rsquo;s Palace&rsquo;s peristyle, the Temple of Jupiter and the Cathedral of Saint Domnius.

PLEASE NOTE

<ul>
	<li>The tours are mostly done on foot, either on cobblestone roads or dirt paths (national parks). Please wear comfortable, sturdy shoes.</li>
	<li>The order of the visits can change.</li>
	<li>Times are approximate.</li>
</ul>

Guided tour of Split

Trogir, as large as the island on which it was erected, is a real beauty with its intricate alleyways, stairways and vaulted passages. Its treasures of Roman and Renaissance architecture have led the town to be listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. You&#39;ll be able to discover the magnificent Cathedral of St. Lawrence with its surprising interior. Long considered one of the best spots to visit on the Dalmatian coast, Trogir will delight you. You&#39;ll also visit the Town Hall and the old town, still brimming with fully preserved monuments from the 13th to the 15th centuries.

PLEASE NOTE

<ul>
	<li>The tours are mostly done on foot, either on cobblestone roads or dirt paths (national parks). Please wear comfortable, sturdy shoes.</li>
	<li>The order of the visits can change.</li>
	<li>Times are approximate.</li>
</ul>

Guided tour of Trogir

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CLASSIC EXCURSIONS PACKAGE

Included in tour package Dubrovnik Mljet Korcula Sibenik and the Krka Falls Trogir Split Hvar Kotor

CLASSIC EXCURSIONS PACKAGE

CLASSIC EXCURSIONS PACKAGE

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