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Adriatic Pearls.Cdr Adriatic Pearls Best of Croatian Islands & Coast from Dubrovnik Sample the very best Croatia has to offer on our most popular package From Dubrovnik and our villa base on Korcula. Visit the most renowned Adriatic island destinations via luxury motor yacht. Gear up for an unforgettable week of Croatian island hopping, encompassing Mljet, Lastovo, Hvar, Vis, Brac; Peljesac peninsula and Korcula Island. This exclusive private tour combines the best boutique hotel in Dubrovnik and Boutique Villas on Korcula island and the highest level experiences of Dalmatian Coast. In the unique harmony of intact nature and cultural heritage, you will be able to taste both the old world charm and the chic retreats of this secluded corner of the Balkans. Begin your Croatian experience with a Private transfer from the airport to the Iconic five-star Hotel Villa Dubrovnik in the old town and a splendid welcome dinner at one of its famed restaurants. Next up, pay a visit to the Dubrovnik old town and the famous game of the Thrones tour with a personal tour guide. Second Day in Dubrovnik enjoy Karaka a 14 th century replica of merchant ship cruise to Elafiti Islands or If you are fancy about Cooking class in Konavle region. Then head down the coast aboard our private motor yacht to enjoy a week-long stay with us on the stunning Korcula island. Your experience can be as relaxed, active or as hedonistic as you like! Spend your days exploring the very best of the Croatian islands via our luxury yacht. Discover everything from Korcula old town memorable historic sights, to Vis Island and the Blue Cave Grotto, to the emerald Mljet island, Brac island with famous golden horn beach and the spectacular Peljesac peninsula famous as wine empire. Other Services: Airport Private transfers We offer guests a choice between the following transfers: Private chauffeur service in our luxury Mercedes benz van, lunch stop included. Motor yacht transfer, lunch and swim stop included. Our Boutique style villas Situated in a picturesque bay on Korcula island, our boutique-style villas are surrounded by pine trees and just a stone’s throw from the seashore. We’re located in the small fishing village of Lumbarda, famous for its sandy beaches and close proximity to dozens of small islets which are perfect for swimming, snorkeling and sea kayaking. For a Tailor Made Signature Holiday packages stays you can choose one of our Five Boutique style Villas: • Captain's Villa Sokol-In the villa grounds you’ll find an al fresco dining area, BBQ facilities, large Jacuzzi, gym and table tennis facilities. • Korcula island Pearl-two spacious 100 m 2 suites for up to 4 adult person each and spacious outdoor pool. • Korcula Island Sunrise a especially designed family Villa for family of 4 adults and 4 kids. • Adriatic Pearl Villa -3 bedrooms Boutiqe Villa with Outdoor Pool for up to 6 guests. Nestled in a hillside and overlooking the Adriatic sea and Lumbarda village bay, it is surrounded by the cypress and pine trees and provide world class accommodation and services for the most discerning clients. • Villa Lumbarda – 3 bedrooms Extra spacious Villa. The Villa Features 700 square meters of exquisitely decorated interior with furniture designed especially for this villa and spacious outdoor fabulous views of the center Lumbarda villiage and sea. Captains Villa with 3 spacious Special designed suites: ź Two person 60 m 2 Honeymoon Suite ź Four Person 90 m2 Deluxe Anniversary suite ź Five person 100 m 2 Top floor Penthouse suite Each suite consists of double bedrooms with private bathrooms, an airy open plan living area, modern kitchen, and private balcony complete with gorgeous ocean views.In the villas grounds you’ll find a range of facilities free for your enjoyment. These include an al fresco dining area, open-plan patio bar, barbecue facilities, large Jacuzzi, multi gym and table tennis facilities, as well as a private jetty overlooking the ocean. You’ll also have free use of our mountain bikes, sea kayaks, free use of quality rental car and wireless internet. There are also plenty of comfortable sofas for relaxing in the shade and a spacious balcony that’s the perfect spot for a chilled out evening dinner. Our yacht Thanks to the mobility, comfort and cruising speed of up to 30Nm/h of our luxury motor yacht, all of Croatia’s top Adriatic destinations are within easy reach of our base on Korcula island. Our yacht is a Targa 44, made in Finland in 2012. It features a 1000 HP engine powered by a Rolls Royce water jet system, and is widely renowned as the 4X4 of the ocean. Our yacht boasts an open deck space which can accommodate up to 18 guests, including a fly bridge and plenty of room for sunbathing. On board, you’ll also find modern kitchen facilities and a cosy cabin with two toilets and a shower. Our Cuisine On Korcula island we believe that eating well is just as important as any adventure activity. Once you’ve tried the wonderfully fresh, mouth-watering Mediterranean cuisine for yourself, you won’t blame us! As part of our packages, you’ll enjoy a full breakfast and al fresco lunch on each day of your stay, along with one large farewell dinner aboard our yacht. We’re fans of raw food, vegetarian cooking and, of course, plenty of fish! So you can expect plenty of seafood, pasta and salad dishes, along with copious amounts of homemade cheeses and fresh fruits. Evening meals are not included, but on most nights we do provide free transport into Korcula’s Old town and to a number of the island’s very best restaurants. With one of the largest populations of any Croatian island, Korcula offers a fantastic range of dining experiences, from fine dining establishments to great pizza places, charming seafood restaurants to agro-tourism ventures. The island is also famous for its wines, and you’ll have plenty of opportunity to sample some of the most renowned local varieties. Adriatic Pearls Tour Include: • Two nights in Dubrovnik iconic five-star Hotel Villa Dubrovnik • Dubrovnik old town and Game of the thrones private tour • Karaka cruise with lunch on Elafiti island • Private Cooking class in Konavle with lunch • Accommodation in Boutique style Villa on Korcula island • Private Luxury round Split or Dubrovnik airport transfers • Daily Private Motor yacht experience to Mljet Island National park • Daily Private Motor yacht experience to Lastovo Island park of Nature Preserved • Daily Private Motor yacht experience to Vis island and Blue cave grotto • Daily Private Motor yacht experience to Brac island and Golden horn beach • Wine & Oysters tasting on Peljesac Peninsula • Your Own high-quality rental car and high-quality Speedboat Tour Exclude: • International airfare to/from Croatia • Personal insurance Tour Restrictions: • Kids minimum 12-year-old • No wheelchairs or late pregnancy Day 1 WELCOME Welcome to Dubrovnik a Pearl of Mediterranean Sea Welcome to Croatia! We will meet you at Dubrovnik airport or at your private accommodation in the surrounding area. We’ll then escort you via private luxury minivan straight to the Hotel Arrival in Dubrovnik Villa Dubrovnik – one of Dubrovnik most prestigious boutique hotels located right in the heart Private transfer of the stunning old town. After checking into the hotel, take some time to relax over tea or coffee, before meeting up with your personal tour guide who will take you on a thrilling tour of Dubrovnik most famous sites. Take the opportunity to explore this fascinating city on foot, taking in the Stradun walking promenade, all in the hands of an expert guide. The guided tour will last about an hour, so there’ll be plenty of time to explore the city and take in the invigorating atmosphere at your own pace. Stroll along charming cobbled streets, or people watch over ice cream and coffee at one of the trendy cafés lining in the famous Stradun Promenade. Then round off the day with an exclusive five-course dinner in Dubrovnik old town finest restaurant, Toast the beginning of your Croatian adventure! Hotel: Villa Dubrovnik. Welcome drinks and dinner. Karaka a symbol of Dubrovnik & three islands cruise or Konavle Cooking class Day 2 After a hearty breakfast at the Hotel Explore the Elaphiti Islands and their picturesque white stone towns, surrounded by luscious green pine trees and the colors of the pristine Adriatic DUBROVNIK Sea. Surrender to the richness of the homemade cuisine – a true feast for all the senses. We begin our journey by sailing towards Koločep – an island covered with pine forests and adorned with a charming fishing village along the bay. Then we continue towards the town of Three islands cruise Suđurađ on the island of Šipan, where a 16th-century villa of the Skočibuha family is located. One of the most Our last stop is the island of Lopud, an island with a long naval tradition and the home of many prominent tourist famous captains and sailors. Enjoy the walk along Lopud Bay to the Franciscan monastery and destinations in the the Gjorgic – Mayneri park from the 19th century. Mediterranean Sea Finally, a nice buffet lunch is being served on the Karaka ship while cruise back towards Dubrovnik old town. The optional excursion also is for those food and wine lovers interested in COOKING CLASS in Dubrovnik KONAVLE region .After scenic private drive from Dubrovnik we reach Konavle, our hosts welcome us by traditional liqueurs and figs made in their own production. Further, they take us on tour through their beautiful property and to the fields. Here we pick up traditional vegetables and fruits.
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