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Les llevamos a uno de los Parques Nacionales más bonitos de Europa, el cual está incluído en el listado del patrimonio mundial natural de la UNESCO por su belleza auténtica.Lla naturaleza ha creado 16 magníficos lagos y laguitos conectados por las cataratas ruidosas y las cascadas espumantes. Paseando por los caminos de madera o yendo en pequeño tren o barco, escuchando los sonidos de la naturaleza, disfrutando de los colores de los lagos azules cristalinos. El blanco de las cascadas y cataratas, el verde de la flora diversa, el aire fresco y puro, descubrirán un oasis único de belleza natural de los lagos de Plitvice.
Hora de inicio o apertura
Entre las 8:00 y las 9:00 horas.
Hora final o cierre
Entre las 22:00 y las 23:00 horas.
Idiomas
Inglés y alemán (disponible los miércoles).
La segunda ciudad más grande de Croacia, bulliciosa y llena de vida, es una parada obligada en tus vacaciones. Una hermosa mezcla de tradición y modernidad, con numerosos museos, galerías, cultura y arquitectura. Escapa de los centros turísticos y experimenta la vida dálmata en todo su esplendor.
Destacamos
- Explora a pie la segunda ciudad más grande de Croacia
- Contempla los monumentos históricos más emblemáticos, incluida la Catedral de Split
- Una oportunidad para comprar productos orgánicos locales
Empieza el recorrido en el corazón de la ciudad, el Palacio de Diocleciano, construido por el emperador romano del mismo nombre hace más de 1.700 años. Esta construcción, que ocupa la mitad del casco antiguo y el centro de la ciudad, es uno de los mejores ejemplos de arquitectura antigua y enamora tanto a los turistas como a los lugareños.
Acompañado de un perspicaz guía, deambula por las estrechas calles de Split y descubre un mundo de arte y cultura. Visita la Catedral de Split, un hermoso edificio octogonal que fue originalmente el mausoleo de Diocleciano. Observa cómo todavía está rodeada de 24 columnas con siglos de historia.
Contempla la maravillosa Galería Mestrovic, una hermosa colección de obras del artista Ivan Mestrovic que incluye esculturas, dibujos, arquitectura y mobiliario. El edificio en sí es una obra de arte y fue construido en base a diseños originales de Mestrovic. Admira más tarde la plaza de influencia italiana Prokurative, construida en el s.XIX por Antonio Bajamonti en recuerdo de su casa en Venecia.
Después del tour a pie regresaremos a Dubrovnik pero no sin antes hacer una parada para comprar productos locales orgánicos, como miel y mandarinas. Siéntate, relájate y rememora tu fascinante día en la ciudad.
Idioma
Ingles y Español
A private tour full of history and culture! Sarajevo, the city that lives its history! Come explore with us and be fascinated at what you discover!
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Witness postwar Sarajevo and learn its heroic past!
* Be amazed at the breathtaking views!
* Admire the beautifully multicultural and metropolitan city!
* Sarajevo is the most influential city in the whole of Bosnia & Herzegovina!
Sarajevo is the image of history, culture and tradition. Step into another world and explore this surreal yet fascinating town. Be amazed at the unbelievable stories and facts that our enthusiastic tour guide will tell you! This city has been undergoing post-war restoration and you will be able to first hand witness the buildings with bullet marks and tale-tell signs of the city that is the longest time under siege in the history of modern warfare (nearly four years!)
Sarajevo is often referred to as the “Jerusalem of Europe” due to its multiculturalism and diverse religious communities. Such a beautifully co-existing city and until the 20th Century it was the only city in Europe to have a Synagogue, Mosque and Catholic and Orthodox churches all within the same area. This is truly a wonderful experience and an unforgettable one at that!
When in Croatia, there is a perfect opportunity to bound the love towards the sea with the one towards the mountains. Floating on the surface of one of the clearest seas of the world, while looking up to the Perun hill, mountains Mosor and Kozjak is the one thing we would like all Croatian visitors to experience.
We start our trip from hotel Split in Strožanac/Podstrana, from where we enter the flow of river Žrnovnica and follow it all until the first fall. From there the trip continues towards Stobrec, passing beside the local beach and lighthouse, continuing to the further and remote areas with wonderful areas reachable only from the sea.
After around hour and 15 minutes we are reaching our refreshment spot on the beach, where we will take a break for 30 – 45 minutes and relax while swimming, snorkeling and sunbathing. After energizing ourselves we return pedaling back to Hotel Split.
If you are looking to experience one of the most beautiful panoramas in this part of Europe, then you simply must visit Uèka Mountain and climb up to its highest peak, Vojak (1401 m) and its stone tower-viewing point.
On a clear day, you can see Istria, Kvarner and the central Dalmatian islands, Gorski Kotar, the peaks of the Italian Alps and Venice… You can reach Vojak in only a few hours along the numerous hiking trails leading upwards from the towns of the Liburnia Riviera, and considering that the trails lead you through lovely and botanically valuable beech forests, you will find refreshing shade here in even the hot summer months.
Of special note is the endemic Uèka bellflower, which grows nowhere else in the world but on Uèka Mountain. Mammals in the park include deer, roe-deer, wild boar, badger, marten and field mouse, while bear are found in the northern sections of the park. Almost one hundred species of birds have been recorded in the park, the most attractive being the Griffon vulture, a virtually extinct bird of prey in Europe which still happily lands on the cliffs of Uèka Mountain. In addition to the geomorphologic nature monument Vela Draga, well known for its limestone columns tens of meters in height, there are almost 200 caves within the boundaries of Uèka Nature Park. Many are home to valuable cave fauna, and many are the sites of paleontology or archaeology finds. The torrential waterfalls of Uèka which flow in periods of heavy rain are particularly interesting to see, and together with the numerous springs and pools make up the hydrological picture of Uèka, valuable not only in the biological but also in the economic sense.
However, that which will most delight visitors to the park in search of an active outing in nature are the numerous possibilities for recreation, from light hiking to demanding free climbing, mountaineering or spelunking. If we add to that the many mountain biking trails and the hang gliding and parasailing sites, then the invitation to visit Uèka Nature Park will be all the more enticing.
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.
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Discover the beautiful city of Trogir, a UNESCO protected pearl of Croatia! Let our professional guides take you back in time and show you all the secrets of this marvellous Dalmatian island-city. This walking tour with a professional local guide is definitely the best way to explore the city, especially if it's your first visit to the area. The tour covers the historic core of Trogir, which forms part of the UNESCO World Heritage List. The price doesn’t include entry tickets to churches and museums, however you can buy these tickets on spot and our guide will take you inside of each and every monument you decide to visit.
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