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Best of Croatia & Slovenia Best of Croatia — Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro — TOUR DETAILS Best of Croatia Highlights • Price: $3,395 USD • Zagreb, Capital of Croatia • Discounts: • Ljubljana, Capital of Slovenia • 5% - Returning Volant Customers • Lake Bled • Triglav National Park • Duration: 17 days • Postojna Cave • Date: November 3-19, 2017 • Lone Bay • Date: May 20 - June 5, 2018 • Arena of Pula • Difficulty: Easy • Plitvice National Park • Krka National Park Inclusions • Split • All accommodations (2-3 star) • Hvar Island • All meals • Korcula Island • Dubrovnik • Transportation throughout tour • Kotor Fortress • Airport transfers • Mostar • Personal guide • Stari Most Exclusions • Blagaj Tekija • Sarajevo, Capital of Bosnia & Herzegovina • International airfare • Banja Luka • Entrance fees to museums and other attractions not listed in ‘Inclusions’ • Personal items: Laundry, shopping, etc. • Traveler’s insurance ITINERARY Best of Croatia - 17 Days / 16 Nights Itinerary - DAY ACTIVITY LOCATION - MEALS • International Flight Zagreb, Croatia 1 • Arrive: Zagreb Airport (ZAG) • Transfer to hotel and enjoy a warm welcome dinner Welcome Dinner & Orientation Zagreb, Croatia • Full day walking tour of Zagreb highlights; Upper Town, Trg Jlacica, Zagreb's Cathedral of the 2 Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Dolac Market, Gric Tunnel, Lower Town, Maksimir Park Welcome Dinner & Orientation • Transfer to Ljubljana (90m) Ljubljana - Bled, Slovenia • Half day walking tour of Ljubljana's hghlights; Old Town, Opera House, Cathedral, Ljubljana 3 Castle, Navje Memorial Park, Hercules Fountain, Sticna Mansion, Ljubljana River, Tivoli Castle Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner • Continue to Bled, Slovenia (1hr) • Explore the natural wonders in Lake Bled and Triglav National Park; Vintar Gorge, Iglica Falls Bled, Slovenia 4 • Tour the Bled Castle; strategically perched atop a precipice overlooking the lake and Julian Alps • Ring the "Wishing Bell" Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner • Transfer to Postojna Cave (90m) Pula, Croatia • Tour the fantastic web of tunnels, galleries and halls 5 • Continue through Robinj; explore Lone Bay (1hr40m) Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner • Transfer to Pula (40m) Pula, Croatia • Enjoy a walking tour of Pula's roman ruins; the Arena, Temple of Augustus & the Arco dei Sergi 6 • Evening light show of the "Lighting Giants'; decorated industrial cranes that dance Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner • Transfer to Plitvice National Park (3.5hrs) Plitvice National Park, Croatia 7 • Spend the remainder of the day exploring the park; 16 interlinked lakes, cascading waterfalls & lively green forests Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner • Transfer to Krka National Park (2hrs) • Explore the iconic waterfalls within the park; Skradinski buk, Roski slap & Bilušića buk Krka National Park 8 • Enjoy the easy trail system within the forests and over the Krka River • Tour the Krka Monastery; built above ancient Roman catacombs Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner • Transfer to Split, Croatia (1hr) Split, Croatia • Full day sightseeing tour of Split's highlights; the Diocietian's Palace & the Temple of Jupiter 9 • Scale the Marjan Hill for sweeping views of the city Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner • Climb aboard the ferry to Stari Grand for a day trip on Hvar Island (105m) Split - Hvar, Croatia • Explore Hvar highlights; Bishop's Palace, the Hanibal Lucic Summer Residence, Tvdalj Castle, 10 Hvar Cathedral & the Benedictine Monastery Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner • In the evening head back to Split • Embark on the scenic transfer to the historic town of Korcula via car & ferry (4hrs) Korcula - Dubrovnik, Croatia • Tour Old Town, the Town Museum, St. Marks Cathedral, St. Michael's Church & the alleged 11 childhood home of Marco Polo Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner • Continue to Dubrovnik via car & ferry ride (3hrs) • Full day sightseeing tour of Dubrovnik's highlights; Lovrijenac, Old Town, Bell Tower, Rolan's Dubrovnik, Croatia 12 Column & Big Onofrio's Fountain • Walk atop the famous city walls that run for over a mile around the Old Town Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner ITINERARY DAY ACTIVITY LOCATION - MEALS • Day trip to Kotor (1hr50m) Kotor, Montenegro - Dubrovnik, • Explore the beautiful natural scenes as well as the historical man-made sights; Kotor Cathedral, Croatia 13 Our Lady of the Rocks, Lovcen National Park & the Cat's Museum • Return to Dubrovnik, Croatia (1hr50m) Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner • Transfer to Mostar (2hrs15m) Mostar, Bonia & Herzegovnia 14 • Walking tour of Old Town & the Old Bridge Area • Tour Blagaj Tekija; Dervish Monastery that resides along the Buna River & under a cliff Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner • Transfer to Sarajevo (2hrs) Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovnia 15 • Sightseeing tour of Sarajevo's highlights; Bascarsija, Vrelo Bosne, Tunnel of Hope & the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner • Transfer to Zagreb, Croatia (5.5hrs) Mostar, Bonia & Herzegovnia 16 • Stop in Banja Luka; Bosnia's most modern and up-and-coming cities • Continue to Zagreb Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Zagreb, Croatia 17 • Depart: Transfer to Zegreb Airport (ZAG) Breakfast TOUR MAP AUSTRIA Bled HUNGARY Lake SLOVENIA ITALY Ljubljana Zagreb Postojna Cave CROATIA SERBIA Rovinj Plitvice Lakes National Park Pula BOSNIA and Banja Luka HERZEGOVINA Zadar Krka National Sarajevo Park Sibenik Split Mostar Hvar MONTENEGRO ITALY Adriatic Sea Korcula Podgorica Dubrovnik Kotor V ALBANIA V O L A N T ITINERARY DAY 1: BEGIN YOUR JOURNEY Board your flight to Zagreb Airport (ZAG) – not included. Your Volant guide will pick you up at the airport and transfer you to your hotel. Enjoy a welcome dinner and a leisurely evening. DAY 2: WELCOME TO ZAGREB Enjoy a full day walking tour in the fourth most polite city in the world. Stroll through the quaint network of streets in Upper Town and explore Trg Jlacica (central square). Witness the medieval beauty of Zagreb's Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Taste the scrumptious fruits and vegetables at the Dolac Market. Walk through the bohemian streets of Tkalciceva and discover the Gric tunnel; the once bomb shelter used in WWII. Continue to Lower Town for great shopping opportunities, spacious parks and historic museums. Climb abroad a short tram ride and walk through the oldest park in Croatia; Maksimir. Not only is Zagreb, Croatia's capital but it is also Croatia's largest city and as such it offers an invaluable insight into Croatian culture. ITINERARY DAY 3: LJUBLJANA, SLOVENIA Today will be dedicated to the exploration of the capital and largest city of Slovenia; Ljubljana. Spend the day in Old Town which is separated into three squares; town, old and upper. Explore all three for a holistic view of the historic sights in Ljubljana. Notice the medieval and baroque themes when you view the Opera House, Cathedral, Ljubljana Castle, Navje Memorial Park, Hercules Fountain, Sticna Mansion and National Museum. Cross the winding Ljublijanica River at Triple Bridge to peer into the commercial hub of the city. Be sure to visit the vast Ljubljana Central Market for a taste of the local culture. Stroll through the large green space at Tivoli Park to visit the Tivoli Castle. End your time in Ljubljana with a thorough appreciation of Jože Plečnik, a Ljubljana native whose creative opus had a significant impact on the architecture in the area as well as in Vienna and Prague. In the evening continue to the magical town of Bled. ITINERARY DAY 4: BLED Located just south of the Austrian border and in the foothills of the Julian Alps, the town of Bled comes with many incredible natural wonders. Spend the day among the romantic scenery surrounding Lake Bled and explore the wide open spaces of Triglav National Park. Walk through the jaw-dropping Vintgar Gorge, explore the Iglica Falls and follow the passage at Pokljuka ravine for sights of a cave and natural bridge. Continue into town and scale the steep staircase at the Pilgrimage Church of the Assumption of Maria to the bell tower. Explore the medieval, Bled Castle. Perched atop a steep cliff above Lake Bled, this castle's history dates back to the early 1000s. Ring the "Wishing Bell" at The Church on the Island and believe, to make your dreams come true. Take the iconic swan photo as these birds grace the lake with their presence. Complete your magical day by watching the sun dip behind the surrounding hills. ITINERARY DAY 5: POSTOJNA CAVE - DAY 6: PULA ROBINJ - PULA Located on the tip of Croatia's Istrian Once your thirst for Bled has been quenched Peninsula, this town known for its protected rise early and head to the iconic Postojna harbor, gorgeous coastline and roman ruins. Cave. Created by the Pivka River this 24,120 Enjoy a full day walking tour and explore the m long cave system was first discovered in iconic roman ruins in the area including: the the 17th century. Though inherently for Arena in Pula, Temple of Augustus and Arco tourism the Postojna Cave was also used to dei Sergi. Built between 27 BC and 68 AD, store aircraft fuel during WWII. Once you the Pula Arena is the last remaining Roman have explored this fantastic web of tunnels, amphitheater to have all four side towers and galleries and halls, continue to the coastal three Roman architectural orders still intact. town of Robinj. Robinj is considered to be In the evening after a relaxing stroll along the nicest town in Istria, the largest the beach watch as the industrial cranes peninsula in the Adriatic Sea. Be sure to along the waterfront light up the skyline and explore Robinj's pride and joy; Lone Bay. In dance to a series of tunes. Called the the afternoon transfer to Pula, a town just 'Lighting Giants" these cranes have been south of Robinj. Watch the sunset over the decorated by Dean Skira, a world-famous turquoise waters of the Adriatic Sea as you lighting designer, and perform every hour settle in Pula for the evening. starting at 9pm. ITINERARY DAY 7: PLITVICE NATIONAL PARK Get an early start to the day and enjoy the scenic road trip through the Istria Peninsula and Croatia's mainland to the largest and oldest national park in the country.
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