Blue and Green Croatia Package

Package Overview

This 10-day, 9 overnights itinerary features some of the highlights of both the continental - green, and the coastal - blue, Croatia. The journey starts by exploring the vibrant capital city, Zagreb, before continuing to the nearby town of Samobor, famous for its vanilla custard cake and beautifully preserved medieval ambience. Rolling green meadows and charming towns and villages will be passed on the way through neighboring Slovenia towards one of the world's largest karst monuments, Postojna Cave. From the underworld of Slovenia, the tour continues to the fairy-tale Istrian coast and towns of Pula, Porec, Rovinj, Motovun and Hum. No visit to Istria would be complete without tasting some of its gastronomical delights thus palates will be overjoyed with taste of award wining olive oils. Opatija, a coastal town in the Kvarner region is known as the cradle of Croatian tourism, while the UNESCO site Plitvice Lakes National Park is the most visited National Park in the country. Morning will be engrossed in the immense beauty of nature, mirrored in the Plitvice Lake’s 16 cascading lakes and waterfalls, while evening stroll wows with what Alfred Hitchcock called the most beautiful sunset in the world; one observed from the shores of Zadar. Cultural heritage follows abound in traditional Dalmatian village of Jurlinovi Dvori, emperor Diocletian’s Split and at last, the Pearl of the Adriatic, Dubrovnik. The last days will be spent wandering cobbled streets around Old Town in Dubrovnik and tasting local olive oils and oysters.

Highlights:
Walking tour of Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Olive oil tasting in Vodnjan, Istria
Tour of Postojna Cave, the most visited site in Slovenia and among most beautiful caves in the World
Visit to Euphrasian Basilica in Porec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Tour of Zadar, including the Sea Organ, the world's first pipe organ that's played by the sea
Visit Jurlinovi dvori, over 200 years old country estate preserved in its original appearance
A walking tour of Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the city center Split
City tour of Dubrovnik Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

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Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Zagreb

  Arrival to Zagreb. Welcome to Croatia.

• Day 2 : Zagreb, Samobor

  Explore historical sites and current trendy spots on a tour of Croatia’s charming capital city Zagreb and stroll around picturesque Samobor town and its beautiful surroundings.

• Day 3 : Postojna Cave, Porec

  Stunning panoramic drive through Slovenia to Postojna Cave, the most visited tourist cave in Europe offers a large network of of passages, galleries and chambers with glistening stalactite formations. Continue to Porec, coastal town on the Istrian peninsula.

• Day 4 : Porec, Motovun, Hum

  Morning city tour of Porec, an ancient Roman town that is home to UNESCO site Euphrasian Basilica. Depart Porec toward inland Istria to visit Motovun, a town floating atop a hilltop surrounded by the famous Motovun woods rich in white and black truffle. Continue the drive to Hum, officially the smallest town in the World and epicenter of the Glagolitic letter before returning to Porec.

• Day 5 : Pula, Vodnjan, Opatija

  Depart lovely Porec to walk around another Istrian ancient city, Pula. Pula is home to a well-preserved Roman amphitheater and myriad of Roman ruins. Istria is known for its awarded olive oils, so the day continues with an olive oil tasting in Vodnjan before continuing to Opatija.

• Day 6 : Plitvice Lakes National Park, Zadar

  Momentarily leaving the Adriatic coast, the tour continues with a must visit while in Croatia, a tour of the UNESCO site Plitvice Lakes National Park. After a walk around some of Plitvice’s 16 cascading lakes, late afternoon will be spent in Zadar. Zadar offers an intriguing mix of ancient history and modern spectacles like the Sea Organ and Sun Salutation installations.

• Day 7 : Jurlinovi Dvori, Split, Dubrovnik

  Continuing south, travelers will get to experience true traditional Dalmatian village during a stop at Jurlinovi Dvori and walk around UNESCO site Diocletian’s Palace in Split before reaching Dubrovnik.

• Day 8 : Dubrovnik, Konavle, Cilipi

  Morning hours are reserved for a walking tour of the UNESCO site Old Town, Dubrovnik, its many forts, churches and the famous city walls. Exploration of the region will take travelers to Konavle and Cilipi where they get to explore local traditions like silk yarn production used for fascinating folk costumes of Konavle region as well as its unique embroidery.

• Day 9 : Dubrovnik, Orasac, Mali Ston

  Take the electric cart up to the Srdj Mountan for unprecedented views of Dubrovnik, the Adriatic Sea and local islands. Visit to Orasac town and learn about local olive oil production. Visit to Mali Ston town and boat ride to shellfish farm and lunch.

• Day 10 : Depart from Dubrovnik

  Depart from Dubrovnik.

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Inclusions

• Hotel
• Sightseeing

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Terms & Conditions

Payment Terms & Methods :
* Some Advance Percentage of total booking amount
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Cancellation & Refund Policy :
* Upon cancellation, refund will be made after deducting the Retention Amount.
* Retention Amount varies as per the number of days left before your package start date.

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