Golden-roofed towns and pristine national parks; tranquil islands lapped by turquoise waters; ancient sites and time-honoured traditions. Our ten-day tour of South Croatia and Montenegro takes in all this and more, inviting you to discover one of Europe’s most enticing destinations.

• Explore Krka National Park’s maze of mesmerising waterfalls and crystalline lakes with a local guide
• Uncover the fascinating tales behind Our Lady of the Rock islet in the Bay of Kotor
• Savour the distinct flavours of Croatian cuisine with a cooking class and dinner in Korcula

• 9 nights in boutique accommodation
• 9 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch, 4 Dinners
• Premium mini-coach transportation
• Experienced Tour Leader and Driver
• Maximum 18 Passengers

On your tour you will spend 9 nights in charming boutique accommodation with en-suite bathrooms of 3-star/4-star standard ranging from country inns to town centre hotels.

Please note that prices are subject to availability at time of booking and may change without notice.

Twin Share from $4,709, per person / Sole use from $5,699 per person

• Sun 7 May - Tue 16 May 2023

Twin Share from $5,169 per person / Sole use from $6,259 per person

• Sun 8 Oct - Tue 17 Oct 2023

Twin Share from $5,349 per person / Sole use from $6,470 per person

• Sun 4 Jun - Tue 13 Jun 2023
• Sun 24 Jun - Tue 4 Jul 2023

Twin Share from $5,549 per person / Sole use from $6,719 per person

• Sun 23 Jul - Tue 01 Aug 2023
• Sun 13 Aug - Tue 22 Aug 2023
• Sun 3 Sep - Tue 12 Sep 2023

For more pricing and availability for 2022 & 2023, please call our friendly travel team on 1300 414 198.

Why not extend your stay and see more of Europe? Our friendly Australian team can happily help arrange our flights, accommodation and travel insurance.

Please note the following itinerary is subject to change without notice.

Day 1 - Split

Our incredible journey will begin in Split, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed city beside the azure Adriatic. Tonight, we’ll get to know one another better over a delicious welcome dinner.

• Accommodation: Hotel Jupiter (or similar)
• Meals: Dinner

Day 2 - Split - Trogir

Today’s history-filled agenda begins with a walking tour of Split – where a local guide will take us into the white walls of Diocletian’s Palace, a vast fortress filled with centuries of history. We’ll also pay a visit to the Grgur Ninski Statue and the Cathedral of St Domnius, before moving on to medieval Trogir. Here, we’ll be taken around the maze of marble streets and Romanesque buildings by a local guide – before going our separate ways to explore this tiny island town and indulge in some delicious local cuisine.

• Accommodation: Hotel Tragos (or similar)
• Meals: Breakfast

Day 3 - Trogir - Krka National Park - Trogir

This morning will see us seeking the crystalline lakes and energetic waterfalls of Krka National Park. We’ll be shown around this mesmerising park by a local guide, before moving on to a family-owned local winery. At this quaint establishment we’ll learn the history of winemaking in the region – while being treated to a tasting of selected wines. After that, we’ll round off the day with some free time to relax back in Trogir.

• Accommodation: Hotel Tragos (or similar)
• Meals: Breakfast

Day 4 - Trogir - Korcula

Today we'll say goodbye to Trogir and move on to Split, where we'll catch the ferry to Korcula – an island that's reputed to be the birthplace of Marco Polo. After checking into the hotel, our Tour Leader will take us on a stroll through the Old Town – before we enjoy some free time to delve deeper into the hidden treasures of this medieval island. Then: time to hone those culinary skills! We’ll uncover the distinct and unique flavours of Croatian cuisine with an included cookery class – and indulge in our creations for dinner this evening. 

• Accommodation: Hotel Korcula De La Ville (or similar)
• Meals: Breakfast and dinner

Day 5 - Korcula

Today you’re free to explore Korcula as you wish. Lounge at a nearby beach or find a café and get to know the local cuisine. If you’re in the mood for exploration, you can even hop aboard a taxi boat to the tiny island of Vrnik.

• Accommodation: Hotel Korcula De La Ville (or similar)
• Meals: Breakfast

Day 6 - Korcula - Pelješac Peninsula - Kotor

After bidding farewell to Korcula, we’ll set sail to the nearby Pelješac Peninsula – a hotspot for winemaking since the days of the Roman Empire. Savour the fruits of this ancient tradition with a visit to a local winery – before we leave Croatia for Montenegro. Kotor Bay is a soul-stirring sight – and at the centre lies UNESCO World Heritage-listed Kotor town, seemingly untouched by time. Enjoy some free time to explore the picturesque Old Town at your leisure, before reconvening tonight for sumptuous group dinner.

• Accommodation: Hotel Vardar (or similar)
• Meals: Breakfast and dinner

Day 7 - Kotor

First today: a guided walking tour of Kotor. Old Kotor was built like a maze for protective purposes – and it’s very easy to get lost here without some local expertise! Following that, we’ll take to the water. A boat will carry us to Our Lady of the Rocks – a small church on a manmade island. After hearing the fascinating legend behind the church, we’ll return to Kotor – where you’ll be free to spend the rest of the afternoon as you please.

• Accommodation: Hotel Vardar (or similar)
• Meals: Breakfast

Day 8 - Kotor - Lovcen National Park - Dubrovnik

Today it’s back on the road (taking the scenic route, of course) as we make our way to the picturesque Lovcen National Park. A local guide will show us around as we soak up the incredible views across Montenegro. Then, we’ll pay a visit to the charming village of Njeguši – where we’ll have time to enjoy lunch at our leisure. Moving onto Dubrovnik – the evening will be yours to hunt down more local fare, explore the city’s cobbled streets or simply put your feet up and relax at the hotel.

• Accommodation: Hotel More (or similar)
• Meals: Breakfast

Day 9 - Dubrovnik

Today’s guided tour of Dubrovnik will see us strolling through the Old Town, where we’ll see the likes of the Franciscan Monastery, Sponza Palace, the Cathedral of Our Lady and the Old Port. If the weather is on our side, we’ll take the opportunity to climb the spectacular Mt Srd on a cable car ride. Tonight, we’ll come together for one last included dinner – and clink glasses at what an incredible nine days it has been.

• Accommodation: Hotel More (or similar)
• Meals: Breakfast and dinner

Day 10 - Dubrovnik - Trsteno - Dubrovnik

Before our journey comes to an end, there’s still plenty of time to round things off with a visit to the beautiful Trsteno Arboretum. After tucking into a delicious lunch at a local oyster farm, we’ll return to Dubrovnik – where we’ll say our goodbyes.

• Meals: Breakfast and lunch

Where do I meet my Tour Leader upon arrival? Your Tour Leader will usually meet you in the arrival hotel’s reception area at the tour’s listed start time. If you can’t see your Tour Leader, look out for any notices posted in the lobby or ask a member of the hotel staff.

Do you provide airport transfers? For Europe and UK tours, airport transfers are not included in your tour price – however, we can book transfers for you as an additional service.

How much luggage can I bring? As we travel in mini-coaches, luggage space is limited. Each guest may bring one piece of main luggage of a standard size of no more than 158cm (when the length, width and height is added together) and weighing no more than 20kg. You may also bring one small carry-on bag per person. If you have more luggage, please make arrangements to store it prior to joining the tour. We are unable to carry extra luggage on the mini-coach.

What clothes should I bring? A suggested packing list will be provided in your pre-departure information. We suggest packing for variable weather conditions. We also suggest a pair of good shoes for walking tours.

What level of mobility do I need?: You need to be fit enough to get on and off the vehicle on a regular basis, and to walk both to attractions and around towns and villages. You also need to able to walk up and down stairs in the hotels and use a shower over the bath. We frequently use traditional style hotels and the majority will not have lifts or ground floor rooms. 

Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate mobility scooter or wheelchair users. If you have any medical issues, please declare them to us in advance of your tour. If you are in any doubt as to whether our tours are suitable for you, please check with us.