Excursions

Spend a day in the sunniest town on our coast. Have a look around the old center of Hvar, the Cathedral, the museum within the Cathedral and a 17th century theater - one of the oldest in Europe. Visit one of the many restaurants beneath the city walls or take a walk to the fortress from the 16th century, from which there is a magnificent view of Hvar and the Pakleni islands.

Visit these two fisherman villages on the island of Hvar and experience Dalmatia in its primeval form. This half-day excursion is an excellent way to spend a morning on another island and to explore the beaches and coves of the sunny Hvar.

The Blaca desert, once a famous desert of the Glagolitic-monks and later an astronomical observatory, is situated on the island of Brač between Bol and Milna. In the beginning it was a cave fenced with stones - the first sanctuary of the hermits of Poljica, while later it transformed into a small monastery of extraordinary cultural value. Enjoy the boat ride from Bol along the southern coast of the island and visit this mysterious sanctuary impressed into the very cliff of the Blatački canyon.

Enjoy the boat ride to Vis, an island renowned for its strong fishing tradition and extraordinary natural beauties. We continue the trip from the most renowned fisherman village on the island, Komiža, to Biševo, where there are several caves, the most famous of which is the Blue cave (Modra Špilja). This rare natural phenomenon is created by the play of the sunbeams, which penetrate the cave and color it into a blue-silver color during the sunny days. The sight is stunning and you definitely wouldn't want to miss it.

An old town, encompassed by powerful walls and fortresses, resembles a priceless jewel surrounded by the sea. The town is a treasury of beautiful architecture and artworks, carefully safeguarded and preserved throughout the centuries. Picturesque palaces, old monasteries and churches, old libraries, treasuries, stone streets and squares are just a part of what you can see and feel from the rich history of this town.

Do not miss a visit to the Krka national park! A river that attracts by the peculiar beauty of its large canyon and cascade flow, beautiful springs, amazing seder creations and thick waterfalls, free-flowing lakes and green valleys. Give in to the nature by taking a walk on the paths through the woods and enjoy bathing in the crystal-clear water of this beautiful river.

Rafting on the river Cetina near Omiš became a favorite attraction for tourists and adventurers spending their vacation on the Adriatic coast. Rafting is organized in boats steered by experienced skippers. The first leg of the rafting is not that fast, but the crew can enjoy the magnificent view of the nature while it practices rowing. Further on, the boat goes through various parts of the river particularly fit for rafting and afterwards through interesting rapids. In the end of the adventure, there is a renowned excursion site of Radmanova mlinica.

This is an excursion for those wishing to gain better knowledge about Brač, the island of stone, sea and sun. Visit the Vidova gora, the highest peak of the Dalmatian islands and enjoy the spectacular view of Bol, Hvar, Pakleni islands, Vis and the Pelješac peninsula. Discover the oldest quarry of this island famous for its white stone of Brač, used to built many famous buildings in the world. Relax with a view of the orchards, olive-groves and vineyards of this unique island.

Korčula is the birthplace of a great seafarer and explorer Marko Polo. The tour of the town includes a visit to cultural and historical monuments, the Cathedral, the town museum, the museum of icons, the Duke's palace and other buildings and palaces built in the gothic-Venetian style. Visit also the island of Mljet, one of the most beautiful and the most wooded islands in the Adriatic. A part of the island has been declared a National Park in 1960, the main attractions of which are the two salty lakes - the Great and the Small Lake. We will take a small cruise on the Great Lake to the small island of St. Mary, on which there is a Benedictine monastery from the 12th century. You will enjoy walks through the thick pinewood and bathing in the beautiful Lakes of Mljet.

Situated in a thick forest, the Plitvice Lakes are considered the most beautiful natural phenomenon in the whole world. The 16 lakes pour over 92 waterfalls in a picturesque countryside. The Plitvice Lakes were declared a national park in 1949, and as of 1979 they are included in the UNESCO's World Natural Heritage List. The attractions of this National park also include several caves and diverse flora and fauna. Join us on this trip and enjoy the magical beauty of the lakes and waterfalls creating a spectacular site.

Split is situated in a peninsula surrounded by historical towns and settlements. Visit the palace of Diocletian from the 4th century, the antique Basements, Peristyle, the Roman temples - current Christian ones, Cathedrals and baptisteries and the renowned Golden gate. Do not forget to take a walk on the beautiful renovated waterfront of Split and experience a unique mixture of tradition and modern times.