Dirígete a través de las colinas a pintorescos pueblos para disfrutar de regalos de la naturaleza. Prueba aceite de oliva producido localmente y degusta una deliciosa cena con especialidades locales.
DESTACAMOS:
* Muestra de aceite de oliva local
* Contempla el trabajo de un herrero tradicional
* Disfruta de una cena en el campo
A sólo 15 Km de Dubrovnik puedes encontrar atractivas playas, antiguos olivares y valles llenos de exuberante vegetación. Dirígete a Orašac para probar el delicioso aceite de oliva de producción local de una granja familiar antes de continuar el recorrido por el pueblo de Ljubac, donde serás testigo de una demostración de creación de herraduras en un taller de herrería tradicional.
Pasea por el pueblo y los valles, y culmina tu tarde en el campo con una deliciosa cena y entretenimiento en una casa familiar. Asiste a una exhibición gastronómica, deléitate con especialidades locales y ¡atrévete con un baile!
Explore Split through the eyes of your favourite characters in the award-winning “Game of Thrones” TV series, and visit many of the location sites in the city center and Diocletian’s Palace. Wander the narrow streets, learning the city’s history on the way.
If you are a Game of Thrones fan, this is an excellent tour for you! On this fun tour you will hear about real history of Split with a special accent on those exact places where the famous series was filmed.
You'll wander the cellars where the Meereenese slaves lived in the fourth season, you'll see where Daenerys kept her dragons in season five, enter the corridor where the Sons of the Harpy waited for the Unsullied and explore the rest of the historic core of Split.
The Museum of Torture – TORTUREUM offers an insight into its unique collection of various instruments of torture and execution that have been employed since the ancient times to the present day. The Museum vividly depicts the notion of violence throughout history, with over 70 full-scale instruments of torture, which even the thought of chilled people to the bone.
The visitors will be able to see, touch and try exhibits that were used to humiliate, torture, injure or execute the victim, such as the full-scale replica of the 1792 guillotine with the 1889 Berger mechanism or the iron maiden, which is considered as the most brutal medieval instrument of torture.
The specially designed free multimedia guides with original audio and video content allow visitors to learn more about the history of each exhibited instrument of torture. The Museum is also unique for its Dungeon – a miniature cool room in which the visitor can spend a minute of his life in pitch blackness, anticipating the uncertain future…
Join us on the panoramic tour of the Biokovo mountain to discover its natural beauty, including its highest peak Sv. Jure (1762 m). At first sight, Mount Biokovo might seemto be only a mass of naked rock, but it is actually very rich in unique plant life and numerous animal species.
You will see olive trees with their picturesque trunks, small cultivated plots of land which make up unique landscape and a spectacular view of the sea and the islands along the coastline. Slow walking with our expert guide is suitable for all ages. With this half day excursion you will be able to meet a new world of Mediterranean beauty, interesting history and unforgettable tradition.
Porec is a place where you can learn from the historical monuments, read from the facades and stone paved streets from the Roman era.
The whole old city of Porec is monument of culture. The old city has preserved the structure of old Roman castrum. The main streets, Decumanus and Cardo Maximus, are still preserved in their original forms. Decumanus connected the square Marafor in the western part of old city with city gates at its eastern end. Roman Forum with temples to Roman gods was located on the Marafor square.
There is still today a Romanic house and a few beautiful Venetian gothic palaces. The Istrian Assembly Hall, originally a 13th century gothic Franciscan church, was remade in baroque style in the 18th century. Porec was surrounded with fortification walls from 12th to 19th century. Three defense towers still exist at the entrance of the old city.
The most important cultural monument of Porec is the complex of Euphrasian Basilica dating from the 5th century. The original church was extended in the 6th century under Byzantine Empire and bishop Euphrasius. The interior of the basilica is ornamented with unique mosaics. From 1997 Eufrasius basilica is protected by UNESCO as a world heritage site.
Take to the water on this cruise along the Medulin Riviera. Pushing off from Medulin’s harbour, we’ll spend the first hour gliding across the clear waters of the Adriatic, with photo-worthy views of the coastline. We’ll pitch up at the Kamenjak National Park, a protected nature reserve set on a peninsula. The cliffs here are honeycombed with caves, and guides will lead you in if you fancy swimming inside one of them. Once you’ve dried off, we’ll sail to Porer, a tiny private islet topped with a lighthouse that was built back in 1846. Meat and fresh fish are barbecued up on the boat for lunch, and once we’ve eaten, we’ll pull up on the island of Ceja for a couple of hours’ sunbathing and swimming.
Connected by waterfalls, circled by forest and crisscrossed with wooden-bridges, the Plitvice Lakes is a nature lover’s dream!
The striking Plitvice Lakes inscribed on the UNESCO’s World Heritage list are Croatia’s miracle of Nature. Check out the 250-foot waterfall at the lower lakes. Wander along the boardwalks and bridges. And take a boat trip across Lake Kozjak, the biggest stretch of water here. Plitvice Lakes National Park is one of the oldest national parks. The national park was founded in 1949 and is situated in the mountainous karst area of central Croatia, at the border to Bosnia and Herzegovina. The important north-south road connection, which passes through the national park area, connects the Croatian inland with the Adriatic coastal region.
The protected area extends over 296.85 square kilometers (73,350 acres). About 90% of this area is part of Lika-Senj County, while the remaining 10% is part of Karlovac County.
Each year, more than 1.1 million visitors are recorded.
Walk the most charming 12km trail through the countryside, starting in the picturesque town of Groznjan and finishing with free time in Oprtalj. There is nothing more relaxing nor beautiful
HIGHLIGHTS:
* A wonderful walk through nature
* Visit two important towns: Groznjan and Oprtalj
* Enjoy some free time to explore at your own pace
Our trail starts in the “artists town” of Groznjan. This medieval town is a real sight, full of churches, old walls, forts and monuments, all preserved in a great condition. As we stroll along, taking in all the views as we go, take note of all the local artists in the streets with their independent exhibits and unique pieces of street art.
The trail continues on to the perfect serene path, in the middle of nature and the countryside. Passing by the Ucka Mountain, a limestone massif surrounded by lush vegetations including forests full of sweet chestnuts. Contemplate the rushing river Mirna and the comforting sound of trickling water. This walk is perfect to let your mind wander and just appreciate the little things in life.
Our destination is the historical and cultural hub, Oprtalj, the key place to observe folklore and tradition in its natural state. This historical town is protected by ancient fort walls and is built around a precious bell tower. Discover the Istrian architecture, walk down the stone streets and get involved with the everyday life in the squares. Enjoy some free time to explore this ancient town before returning by minibus.
If you are looking for something more than regular adventure this is tour for you. The best adventure tour in Croatia.
Extreme Canyoning is the combination of walking, sliding down the rapids, swimming in crystal clear natural water pools, walking through the tunnels and rappelling near the 55 m waterfall. Also includes some cliff jumps up to 10 m high and one more 20 m rappelling.
We provide you with wet suits, life wests, climbing harnesses and helmets. All you need for this trip is swimsuit, some kind of sport shoes, adventure spirit and you are ready for Extreme Canyoning expedition.
Zadvarje is a village and a municipality in the Split-Dalmatia County, Croatia. It has a population of 277 (2001 census), 97% of which are Croats. The only settlement in Zadvarje municipality is Zadvarje itself.
Join us on this journey by boat along the indented southern Adriatic coast to Montenegro – a small country of abundant natural beauties and cultural heritage. Admire this only Montenegrin fiord – much like those in Norway: greyish-white mountains enhance the fiord with miniature islands scattered on the Bay’s smooth sea surface. Then follows perhaps the most beautiful natural phenomena on the Montenegrin coast, classified by some as a natural Mediterranean gem – the Blue Grotto. The Blue Grotto’s entrance is below sea level, thus when sunrays refract off the white bottom, the grotto and water disperses an unbelievable blue colour.
We shall also visit the minute island of Our Lady of the Rocks as well as the church there built in the XVII century. Our Lady of the Rocks is famous for its 68 murals painted by one of the best known baroque mural artists of that time – Tripo Kokolja. One must also visit the stunning beauty of the ancient city of Kotor – a medieval Mediterranean pearl. During this visit to Kotor, one should also take in the renowned Cathedral of St. Stephen and the Maritime Museum preserving valuable artefacts’ depicting the tradition of Boka citizens.