D1 LJUBLJANA
Arrival to Ljubljana Apt. Pick up by Gulliver coach and tour guide. Transfer to hotel 4*, diner / overnight.
D2 LJUBLJANA - BLED
Breakfast and guided city tour. Ljubljana -capital of ex Yugoslav republic of Slovenia, first one that voted for independence. Just a few people really know how many castles there are in Ljubljana, and it is said there must be about a dozen of them directly in the district. The best known, however, is the Ljubljana castle that dominates the old town .Tromostovje ( triple bridge district ) is maybe the most unusual part of the town , St. Nicolas Cathedral, Presern 's square are some of the sites you will have the opportunity to visit. Lunch and continuation to Bled. Dinner and overnight.
D3 BLED
This whole day is dedicated to exploring the beauties of Lake Bled area. The alpine lake of Bled, nested among high mountains and its island became famous due to its “wish bell”. After ringing this bell you will be back to Bled sometime. Visit of the castle and free time for individual visits. Dinner and overnight.
D4 BLED - POSTOJNA - OPATIJA
After the breakfast departure to Postojna- the largest cave in this part of Europe. Its diversity of forms and its only inhabitant "proteus humanus" made it well known already in XIX century. Lunch in a restaurant close to the cave followed by drive to Croatian coast. Dinner and overnight in Opatija.
D5 EXCURSIONS TO PULA AND ROVINJ
After the breakfast departure to Istrian peninsula. Drive on the coastal road to the city of Pula, where you can admire Roman amphitheatre one of the six in the world still standing. The most famous and important monument, the starting and ending point of every sightseeing tour is the Amphitheatre, popularly called the Arena of Pula, which was once the site of gladiator fights. It was built in the 1st century AD during the reign of Emperor Vespasian, at the same time as the magnificent Coliseum in Rome. Drive to Rovinj - a summer resort famous for its arched streets lined by galleries. They will lead you to St. Euphemia, dedicated to the saint patron of the town. Return to Opatija through Istrian hinterland, dinner and overnight.
D6 OPATIJA - PLITVICE
Breakfast and departure via Senj well nested between the mountains, and on a crossroad between the Adriatic and Lika county. The Mala Kapela mountain is a natural barrier separating the coastal region from Lakes . Upon arrival sightseeing of National Park Plitvice listed on the List of World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. While on Plitvice lakes the group will have a possibility to stroll around 16 beautiful lakes of crystal blue- green colour .They were formed in a valley between high forested mountains and cascade into 92 spectacular waterfalls. You will enjoy the exceptional beauty of the lakes and waterfalls, rich plant and animal life, contrasting colours, forests and the pure mountain air. An inescapable part will be a walk on the wooden promenades, to view majestic waters where every turn leads to breathtaking scenery. Dinner and overnight in the hotel.
D7 PLITVICE - TROGIR - SPLIT
Departure to Trogir - one of the two UNESCO World Heritage protected cities in Croatia. Situated on its own island, the medieval town is a masterpiece of Venetian art and architecture. We suggest coffee break on your own. Choose from a café in one of the narrow cobbled side streets, the main square, or the seafront promenade. Lunch in Trogir and short drive to Split. In III s A.C: Roman emperor Diocletian decided to spend his last days in the sunny harbor of Asphalatos where he built the palace. Its walls are still the part of the City of Split. Guided city tour will include the visit of Diocletian’s palace, his mausoleum converted nowadays into the cathedral, Baptistery, statue of Gregory of Nin. Dinner and overnight in Split.
D8 SPLIT - MOSTAR - DUBROVNIK
Departure to Mostar. An exhilarating journey full of contrasts - rugged coastal area gradually melting into fertile greens of Neretva Valley full of scented citrus fruit and kiwi plantations. Guided tour of Mostar including Turkish house and one of several mosques is followed by the lunch in the Old town. Afternoon continuation to Dubrovnik.
D9 DUBROVNIK
The Old Town of Dubrovnik, which is on UNESCO's list of cultural heritage, surrounded by ramparts and fortresses, is a treasure of architectural and cultural masterpieces, well preserved over the centuries. Besides visits of the Franciscan Monastery with one of the oldest pharmacies in Europe as well as the Rector’s Palace many other sights of interest will make the group feel like they have been set back in time. Lunch in one of the restaurants of the old town. Afternoon visit of Cavtat- small harbor called "the cradle of Dubrovnik". Dinner in a typical restaurant of Konavle valley.
Late evening transfer to hotel for overnight.
D10 DUBROVNIK
After the breakfast transfer to Dubrovnik airport.
