8-Day Pearls of Dalmatia

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Today, you'll leave one UNESCO World Heritage Site behind in Split and head out to explore another, Trogir. However, before heading to Trogir, you'll begin the day exploring the Krka National Park. This national park is a gem of Croatia, home to the spectacular travertine step-like waterfalls and over 860 species of different plants, 18 different species of fish and over 220 species of birds. In the afternoon, you'll experience the historic town of Trogir.

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Today, you'll enjoy a fully active and dynamic day that you'll remember forever. You'll head to the beautiful setting of the Cetina River and Gorge for an adrenaline-filled day. You'll begin by kayaking down the Cetina River, enjoying the sights and the beautiful crystal clear waters, occasionally taking on the rapids. In the afternoon, you'll swap floating on the river for floating in the air as you enjoy a ziplining adventure across the Cetina Gorge. This will be a day to remember!

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Today, you'll enjoy wonderful views and nature, listen to stories about the island's life, taste the most outstanding lavender delicacies and local food all in the historic island of Hvar! After catching the ferry from Split, you'll set out to truly experience a paradise in the Adriatic Sea. You'll explore Hvar Old Town with its 13th-century fortified walls and also head to the UNESCO-listed Stari Grad Plains, where many relics and ancient artefacts have been discovered.

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Today, you'll take a tour of the fascinating Blue Cave and stunning Pakleni Islands by speedboat. The Blue Cave is a natural phenomenon; sunlight creeps through a small gap in the roof of the cave and bounces off the limestone bottom, illuminating the water and cave to bright blue. This is only seen at certain parts of the day and the dazzling crystal clear azure waters will be an unforgettable memory. Afterwards, you'll head to the Pakleni Islands, Croatia's little slice of heaven.

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A fortified seaside city, Dubrovnik is steeped in history that tells the tale of Croatia's coastal past through its architecture with Venetian inspired sites and perfectly preserved sites that date back to the 10th century. A city of perspectives that go from sea to sky: you'll start your day by shores walking along the city's walls and finish it in the mountains taking in the view by cable car, so you can really take in this fascinating cultural melting pot.

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In Croatia, and anywhere for that matter, cooking and eating are an important role in everyday life. What's fascinating is how different cultures treat this as a necessity or as an art in itself, the latter is no different in Croatia. Spending the day on a traditional, organic farm with a local family, you'll learn to prepare and cook a range of delicious dishes that you'll enjoy with a glass of wine at the end! Challenge yourself and be like a local - dobar tek!