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Ways of a Curious Palate A Tour Unique Like You Ways of a Curious Palate Croatian Gourmet Tour Ways of a Curious Palate Croatian Gourmet Tour WHY TRAVEL WITH US: No two persons are alike, so why should we can recommend some from our own list tours be alike? This is why we make unique of favorite dining spots: from charming local customized itineraries so that your trip is taverns offering traditional specialties to classy made especially for you - be it just a day trip, restaurants nested in superb locations. Whatever cruise or walking tour, we will pay special you imagine as a perfect way of getting away attention to provide a high-level service. from the routine, be it dynamic activities like But more importantly, we will do our best customized sailing trips, Adriatic cruises, scuba to break the mold of the traditional way of diving, panoramic flights... or more relaxed travel. Let’s say you do not want to settle for ones, like dining with a local family, with meals standard accommodation - we can find you a prepared from the fresh ingredients that you dream villa, stylish boutique hotel or humble helped them pick in their own garden... we will fisherman’s cottage with a vista to die for. be more than happy to organize it. And if you are not satisfied with the regular list Because we at Tureta believe that you deserve of restaurants featured in travel guides, a perfect tour, unique just like you. < Vineyard in Dalmatia, photo by Monticello. TURETA • Ways of a curious Palate / Croatian Gourmet Tour 01 Ways of a Curious Palate Croatian Gourmet Tour Have you ever wondered where do the Our gourmet tours are not extensive; they aim Italians travel to relax & fine dine? to present the finest of traditional cuisine to They go to Croatia! demanding travelers. With every Italian osteria being advertised, Taking you off beaten paths and far from tripadvised and flocked with tourists, Italian crowds, this tour will bring you as close as families seek refuge in Croatia, an intact gem possible to the local way of life, while revealing of traditional life, culture and gastronomy as the marvels few travelers have witnessed yet. it was in the old days. Travel responsibly and leave nothing but Croatia, its landmarks, towns and restaurants empty plates behind! have a soothing balance of locals and travelers, and we make every effort to keep it that way. SHORT ITINERARY: Day 01, Motovun - Buzet Day 02, Groænjan Day 03, Rovinj - Opatija - Kastav Opatija Day 04, Kastav - Velebit, Gacka Day 05, Gacka - Zadar - Vrana Han Rovinj Gacka Day 06, Vrana Han - Skradin - Krka - ©ibenik Velebit Day 07, Skradin - Sinj Day 08, Split - Ston - Konavle Day 09, Konavle - Dubrovnik - Cavtat Zadar ©ibenik Day 10, Konavle - Sokolgrad - Ljuta River Split Dubrovnik • Hunting for elusive truffles near Motovun • Watching the Bell Ringers’ of Kastav Pageant TURETA • Visiting Velebit National Park • Walking the Roman streets of Zadar TOUR • Tasting the Orient at Vrana Han • Boat-ride on the Krka River • Visiting the Alka Museum in Sinj HIGH- • Tasting fresh oysters in Ston LIGHTS: • Visiting the walls of Dubrovnik • Finding your inner peace in the pastoral Konavle 02 TURETA • Ways of a curious Palate / Croatian Gourmet Tour < Food preparation in Slavonia, photo by Studio Romulic´. TURETA • Ways of a curious Palate / Croatian Gourmet Tour 03 ISTRIA TERRA MAGICA GOOD FOOD, FINE WINE DAY 01: DAY 02: The Venetian Republic, Italy and Mediterranean Improve your truffle-hunting skills with a help Explore some of the finest traditional Northwestern Istria is home to exceptional culture in general have had a strong influence of specially trained dogs. Taste freshly made gastronomy Istria has to offer. The old town wineries where knowledgeable wine on Istrian Peninsula, which can be seen in the truffle products and homemade pasta. of Groænjan is home to artisan galleries, music aficionados are left speechless — certainly in local traditions, dialect and gastronomy. festivals and summertime art colonies. a positive way! You can drop by at an olive grower to see In contrast to coastal cities and fishing and - more importantly - to taste, splendid Take a stroll through the maze of narrow Enjoy a slow cooked, multiple-course lunch ports, the continental part of Istria is dotted olive oils. winding cobbled streets and find some hidden paired with the finest of local wines. with self-sustained farms, lavish haciendas, art on display. vineyards and olive groves. Enjoy accommodation in a 4* hotel in the Buzet hilltop town area. You can visit the picturesque hilltop town of Motovun, surrounded by medieval walls. The nearby forest is the habitat of the excellent black and white truffles. • Visiting the town of Motovun • Visiting the hilltop town of • Visiting an olive grower Groænjan • Joining a hunt for elusive • Wine tasting / Cooking class, truffles or slow-cooked lunch for • Spending a night at Vela Vrata gourmets Hill top town of Motovun, photo by Studio Romulic´. Hotel in Buzet Wine cellar, photo by Tureta. 04 TURETA • Ways of a curious Palate / Croatian Gourmet Tour TURETA • Ways of a curious Palate / Croatian Gourmet Tour 05 IMPERIAL RETREAT UNTAMED LIKA DAY 03: DAY 04: After leaving Istria, you will discover Primorje However, you are here to experience the Enjoy a scenic drive along the spectacular Accommodation in a 4* hotel at the river region which includes Northern Adriatic coast, scary but entertaining Bell Ringers’ of Kastav Adriatic coast, then over a mountain pass and Gacka valley, in the vicinity of the crystal clear islands off the coast and mountains in the Pageant. Following the centuries-old tradition, through the lush pine forests of Lika region. waters renowned for their trout - another hinterland. This region offers the best of both local inhabitants wear horned masks, sailor’s specialty for you to enjoy by the open fire worlds in a culinary sense: spectacular shirts, sheep’s fur and make terrible noise with All-terrain vehicles will take you to an and surrounded by unspoiled nature. seafood and mountain specialties like freshly their cow-bells to chase away intruders. off-beaten-path adventure in Velebit National picked mushrooms, forest berries, home-made Park. cow cheese and furred and feathered game. You can listen to their interesting stories while Unlike neighboring Istria, it is the sipping wine in a local tavern and savoring An award winning local cheese producer will Austro-Hungarian historical influence fresh homemade bread, sausages, and cheese. have picnic baskets ready for you, stocked that is predominant here. with sheep cheese, finely sliced smoked Accommodation in a 4* boutique hotel. prosciutto, an assortment of hand-picked You can visit Opatija, the Empire’s charming forest berry jams, homemade bread, honey 19th-century seaside resort, once frequented and brandy - all you need for a great snack by the Austrian aristocracy. in the breathtaking environment of the • Rovinj mountain’s botanical garden. • Kastav The town of Kastav is situated on a mountain • Opatija • Scenic drive: Velebit above Opatija, offering magnificent view of the • Kastav with Bell Ringer’s National Park archipelago. Pageant experience • Village of Krasno • Refreshment at Kukuriku • Gacka River with fresh Bell Ringers in Istria, photo by Tureta. restaurant in Kastav Majerovo vrilo - source of the Gacka river, photo by Brch Studio. trout dinner • Overnight in homely Hotel Gacka 06 TURETA • Ways of a curious Palate / Croatian Gourmet Tour TURETA • Ways of a curious Palate / Croatian Gourmet Tour 07 FROM ROME TO THE ORIENT FOLLOW THE RIVER DAY 05: DAY 06: On the way to Zadar city, you will pass through Dalmatian style and learn about the Visit the picturesque town of Skradin situated Get there in style, docking by St. Jacob’s a 3,5-mile long tunnel connecting Lika region differences between the local prosciutto on the banks of the Krka River. Cathedral, an architectural masterpiece from Dalmatia, the largest coastal region of (prπut) and its Istrian, Italian or Spanish included in the UNESCO list of world heritage. Croatia. varieties. This charming place is the gateway to the famous Krka River National Park and a real Explore ©ibenik, an old Croatian royal city. You can walk Zadar’s streets and squares, built The accommodation is in Maπkovca Han Mecca for food connoisseurs. Your driver will be waiting to take you to a way back in the days of ancient Rome. You can in Vrana, a remarkable boutique hotel and 4* boutique hotel in Skradin. also visit the amazing St. Anastasia’s Cathedral museum built inside an original Turkish Take a boat ride in the National Park, walk and St. Donatus’ Basilica. Ottoman fortification from the 17th century. across the wooden pathways over the Enjoy a traditional dinner and taste selected waterfalls and travertine barriers. local wines. We strongly recommend a visit the Museum Enjoy the oriental style dinner in the hotel. of Ancient Glass with its unique display of the Charming old houses along the path reflect painstakingly restored delicate glass objects the traditional, pre-industrial way of living from the Antiquity. in Dalmatia. You can also see how glass is blown in the • Gacka A speedboat will be ready to take you on • Vrana traditional way. And then we have a true • Walking the ancient a ride down the Krka River and breathtaking • Visiting the picturesque hidden gem for you - a visit to a producer streets of Zadar canyon to the city of ©ibenik. town of Skradin of fine Dalmatian prosciutto, where you can • Visiting a producer of fine • Enjoying the scenery in witness the meat curing process. Dalmatian prosciutto Krka National Park Zadar’s square, photo by Tureta. • Vrana Han Waterfalls at Krka National Park, photo by Slawomir Kruz.
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