EXCURSIONS

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1. DUBROVNIK PANORAMA & SIGHTSEEING
Half day tour

This tour begins with a coach drive to the coastal highway for a panoramic view of the city walls, ancient roof tops and the picturesque surroundings. We then continue with the walking tour of the city which is on UNESCO-s List of Cultural Heritage.
This ancient town, surrounded by ramparts and fortresses, is a treasure trove of architectural and cultural masterpieces, scrupulously preserved over the centuries. A pleasant walk will take you to the Rector's Palace, the Franciscan Monastery with its 14th-century Pharmacy, as well as to other places of interest.
Guide, transfers, entrance fees included.

2.  MOSTAR
Full day tour

This area has seen varied cultures and religions over the centuries, each of them leaving its traces which this tour will show you. We drive along the coast to the town of Neum, then inland through the mountains area of Herzegovina. A short stop above the Deransko Lake will be followed by a drive along the Neretva River valley to Mostar. During the Turkish rule, the city was an important trade centre, and a guided tour will show you the city's highlights, such as the old Bazaar, the Mosque or a typical Turkish house. Our return drive takes us to Pocitelj - a picturesque fortress town rich in oriental architecture.

Guide and entrance fees included. Passport or equivalent document required.

3.  TRSTENO - STON
Half day tour

The Arboretum at Trsteno will delight you with its exotic vegetation and plants, such as giant plane trees, palms and camphor trees. After a leisurely stroll through the botanical garden, we depart for Ston, which was among the first towns in Europe to be built according to a definite urban plan. Hundreds of visitors are attracted by the 5 kilometres long stone walls protecting Ston. Other attractions include the old salt-work where salt is still produced, and the famous oyster and mussel farm. Sightseeing will be followed by a snack in a Dalmatian cellar.
Guide, entrance fees, shellfish and snack (sea-food and wine) included.

4.  KONAVOSKI DVORI
Half day tour

An unique opportunity to spend an unforgettable day in an idyllic natural setting. Enjoy a drive through the picturesque villages of the Konavle region (Popovici, Radovcici) before we stop above the town of Molunat for a view of the Croatian southernmost part - the Prevlaka peninsula. We re-join our coach to continue through the Konavle Valley to the Konavoski Dvori Restaurant. A traditional welcome of local brandy and dried figs will take place in front of the restaurant.
Enjoy the romantic charm created by the swift river lined with greenery, exceptional wines and traditional cuisine of the area. A visit to the gallery of the primitive painter Mijo Šiša Konavljanin in the village of Mihanici will round off this memorable and highly enjoyable excursion.

Guide, local drink, lunch and entrance fees included.

5.  VILLAGE OF CILIPI - Folklore tour
Half day tour

Our drive takes you through the Župa dubrovacka region to the village of Cilipi in the heart of the fertile Konavle Valley. Heavily damaged in the recent war, the village of Cilipi has been restored, preserving its charm and rich tradition. A welcome drink will be offered upon arrival, and those who wish may attend Mass at St. Nicholas' church. The tour continues with a walk through this picturesque village with an opportunity to buy traditional souvenirs. After Mass, there will be a folklore performance in front of the church.

Guide, local drink and entrance fees included.

6. MONTENEGRO
Full day tour

Hardly one hour from Dubrovnik, the Montenegro Littoral provides incomparable natural beauties and an abundance of historical sites. Our drive takes us to the mouth of the Bay of Kotor and along the curving roadway through the towns of Risan and Perast to Kotor. Here we will stop to capture with your cameras one of the most beautiful parts of the bay, and learn some of the compelling history of this area. Our descent from the heights will take us to Cetinje, the one-time seat of Montenegran rulers, today a city-museum. After sightseeing in Cetinje we return to the coast with a short stop above Sveti Stefan and Budva. Our return drive to Dubrovnik will be pleasantly shortened by a ferry ride across the bay.

Transfer, guide, snack and entrance fees included. Passport required.

7.  MEÐUGORJE - Place of pilgrimage
Full day tour

Join our tour to experience the spirit of Medugorje. Discover and experience the phenomenon that has made Medugorje one of the most famous places of pilgrimage throughout the Catholic world, attracting millions of visitors. Since 1981, the Virgin Mary has been relaying Her message of peace to the seers, and this place has been attracting millions of visitors from all over the world. After Mass, those who wish may visit the Apparition Hill where the Virgin Mary first appeared to the children.

Expert guide included. Passport or equivalent document required.

9.  PELJEŠAC WINES AND VINEYARDS
Full day tour

A quality wine is, by its drinkability, colour and bouquet, a real treat for your eyes, taste and your soul. It is particularly enjoyable to drink it with homemade specialities, which you will experience on our Pelješac wine trail. Pošip and Mali Plavac wines from the Grgic wine cellar (a famous Californian vintner) will be tasted at Trstenik, a picturesque place in lovely cove. We continue via Potomje, where a photo pause will be made, to Prizdrina for lunch with the Bartulovic family. The tour takes us on to the village of Pinkie to visit the Milo family wine cellar. There will be ample opportunity to capture the picturesque vineyards and scenery with your camera.

Guide, wine tasting and lunch included. Sportswear recommended.

10.  NERETVA - RIVER DELTA / Combination of historical heritage and natural beauty
Full day tour

The Neretva River Delta is an area of vast marshland abundant in flora and fauna sheltering hundreds of species of birdlife. Cruise in small boats - "trupice" - through the canals to enjoy the beauty and variety of the delta. Visit the Ornithological Collection in the town of Metkovic, preserving 229 exhibits of bird species. Visit the excavation of ancient Narona (today a town of Vid) from 1st/2nd centuries where ramparts, temples, and a forum have been covered by the mud from the river for centuries.

Guide, local drink, lunch and entrance fees included. Light sportswear recommended. Passport or equivalent document required.

11.  THREE ISLANDS CRUISE
Full day cruise

This cruise takes us to the Elaphite Islands for a visit to the three largest islands in the group: Kolocep, Šipan and Lopud. Ruins of former patrician summer residences are scattered along the island's wooded slopes. A short stop will be made on the island of Šipan, followed by a trip to Lopud where we shall visit the 15th-century church of St. Mary. There will be some free time on Lopud before our return voyage.

Guide, transfer, local drink aboard and entrance fees included.

12. FISH PICNIC
Full day cruise

This cruise offers you the sun, sea and a relaxing change of pace from the moment you embark. Sail past the Elaphite Islands before you disembark at a secluded bay where a traditional welcome of dried figs and local brandy will be offered. Enjoy lunch of grilled fish, local cheeses and unlimited wine, while being entertained by Dalmatian music. The games will add to the fun-filled afternoon.

Guide, lunch and transfer included. Light sportswear and swimwear recommended.

13.  ISLAND OF KORCULA
Full day trip

Korcula is considered to be the birthplace of Marco Polo, and legend says that the town of Korcula was founded by the Trojan hero Antenor. History and tradition are apparent when you walk along the paved streets and squares of this lovely town. The city tour includes a visit to cultural and historical monuments, including the treasury of the Abbey, the City Museum and the Museum of Icons. The rest of the day is spent  at leisure before our return sail to Dubrovnik.

Guide, entrance fees and transfer included.

ISLAND OF MLJET-NATIONAL PARK
Full day tour by hydrofoil

This excursion will take you to island of Mljet. This island is one of the loveliest and most densely wooded islands in the Adriatic. A part of the island has been declared a National Park. National Park covers northwestern part of Mljet with an area of 5.375 ha of protected land and surrounding sea. The rich vegetation of the island, especially in the area of the National Park, explains why Mljet is also known as the Green Island. History of this island goes back in Illyrian times, which left many different traces behind, from stone structures, grave remains, writing terminology and other material traces on the whole island of Mljet. It is a unique panoramic landscape of well intended coastline, cliffs, reefs and numerous islands, as well as the rich topography of the nearby hills, which rise steeply above the sea and hide numerous ancient stone villages.
The main attractions on Mljet are two salt-water lakes- Great Lake and Small Lake (Veliko i Malo jezero). Great Lake is covering an area of 145 ha, with a maximum depth of 46 m. The Small Lake has an area of 24 ha and a maximum depth of 29 m. The natural secrets of both lakes have attracted many scientists over the years, as well as other nature lovers from a wide range of professions and personal interests.
Join a boat trip to the island in the Great Lake for a visit to the 12th-century Benedictine Monastery. Enjoy a stroll around the island or swim in the lovely saltwater lake.