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INDEX ATMs (automated teller Blue Flag beaches, 40 Accommodations, 47–48 machines), 33 Blue Line International, 31 best, 3–4 Austro-Hungarian rule, 14 Blue Planet (Dubrovnik), 74 eco-conscious, 41 Boating (boat rentals), 45 Adriatica.net, 44 Boban (Zagreb), 302 Adriatic Dolphin Project, 41 acchus (Zagreb), 303 Bokar Fortress (Dubrovnik), Adriatic Tours, 46 B Balbi Arch (Rovinj), 238 64, 71 Adventure and wellness Banje (Dubrovnik), 73 Bol, 129, 130 trips, 45 Baranja, 357–359 Bonj les Bains beach club Air travel, 28–31 cuisine, 22 (Hvar), 142 American Express Baranja Wine Road (Op5ina Bonj Les Bains (Hvar), 137 Dubrovnik, 61 Kneževi Vinogradi), 357 Books, Croatia in, 19 Split, 104 Baredine Cave (Porec), Botanical Gardens (Zagreb), traveler’s checks, 33–34 246–248 282 Zagreb, 275 Baška, 210–212 Bottle collection, 40 Amphitheater, Salona, 120 Baška Tablet (Zagreb), 284 B.P. Club (Zagreb), 303 Anindol (Samobor), 308 Batana House (Rovinj), 239 Brac, 129–133 Annunciation, Church of the Beaches. See also specific Bra5e Radi5 Trg (Vo5ni Trg or Pribi5, 312 beaches Fruit Square; Split), 106 Supetar, 130 Baška, 210 Branimir Center (Zagreb), Apartman (Zagreb), 302 best, 5 286 Apparition Hill (Međugorje), Blue Flag, 40 Branislav-Deskovi5 Modern 100 Dubrovnik, 73–74 Art Gallery (Bol), 131 Aquarium Hvar, 137 Brela, 126 Dubrovnik, 66 Orebi5, 95 Bridge Gate (Zadar), 170 Porec, 247 Beli, 219 Brijuni Archipelago (Brioni), Rovinj, 239 Benedictine Convent (Zadar), 235–236 Aquarius (Zagreb), 303 170 British naval cemetery (Vis), Aquarius Bar (Vis), 154 Biennale (Zagreb), 24 150 Archaeological Museum Big Blue (Bol), 131 Bronze Gate (Split), 108 Brijuni, 235–236 Biking and mountain biking, Broz, Josip (“Tito”), 15 Pula, 230 45 Memorial Museum Split, 110 Biograd na moru, 182–183 (Brijuni), 236 Vis, 151 Biokovo Nature Park, 127 Brsalje Square (Dubrovnik), Zadar, 169 Biševo Island, 150 71 Zagreb, 284 Bishop Grgur Ninski Buje (Buie), 262 Area codes, 364 (Gregorius of Nin) Bunari Secrets of Šibenik, Art and architecture,COPYRIGHTED 17–19 MATERIAL Memorial, 179 185–186 Art Collections (Mali Lošinj), Bjelovar, 342–345 Bundek Park (Zagreb), 221 Bjelovar-Bilogora, 339–340 284–285 Ascension, Church of the cuisine, 21 Burglars’ Tower (Kula (Zagorje Cathedral; Bjelovar Market, 343 Lotrš5ak; Zagreb), 281 Pregrada), 320 Black Marsh (Crna Mlaka) Business hours, 364 Assumption, Church of the wetlands, 307 Bus travel, 31–32 (Dubrovnik Cathedral), 66 Blaise, St., 69 Buža I (Dubrovnik), 88 Atelier-Ivan Meštrovi5 Blato (Korcula), 148 Buzet (Pinguente), 268, 269 (Zagreb), 278 Blue Cave (Modra Špilja), 150 Byblos (Porec), 252 117_541289-bindex.indd7_541289-bindex.indd 367367 33/29/10/29/10 77:46:46 PMPM 368 Coffee, 20–21 Dominican Monastery and Cadillac (Osijek), 356 Colonnade Beach Bar (Hvar), Museum (Dubrovnik), 64, Caesarea Gate (Salona), 119 142 72 Caffe Bar Biliba (Vis), 154 Comic Book Festival Dominican Monastery (Hvar), Cakovec, 330–333 (Zagreb), 26 141 Calendar of events, 24–26 Connex Diving (Pag), 162 Dom Sindikata (Cakovec), Camping, 48 Contemporary Dance Week 331 Baška, 210, 212 (Zagreb), 24–25 Donat, Bishop, 165 Borik, 173 Copacabana Beach Dragons (pozoj), 332 Cres, 219, 220 (Dubrovnik), 73–74 Drinking laws, 364 Korcula, 146 Country code, 364 Drniš, 185 Krk, 209 Credit cards, 34–35 Drugstores, 364 Mali Lošinj, 223 Cres, 217–224 Dubovac Castle (Karlovac), Pag, 164 Cres Town, 218–219 311–313 Porec, 250 Crikvenica, 195–197 Dubrovnik, 59–100 Capitano (Dubrovnik), 88 Crkva Svetog Marka accommodations, 74–83 Caput Insulae Ecology Center (St. Mark’s Church; Zagreb), American Express, 61 (Cres), 41 280 arriving in, 60 Carpe Diem (Hvar), 142 Crna Mlaka (Black Marsh) ATMs, 61 Car rentals, 30, 32–33 wetlands, 307 banks, 61 Car travel, 30, 32 Croatia Air, 28 bars and nightlife, 88–89 Casablanca (Dubrovnik), 88 Croatian History Museum beaches, 73–74 Casinos, Zagreb, 302 (Zagreb), 282 business hours, 61 Castles, best, 6–7 Croatian Museum of Naive day trips from, 89–100 Cathedral of St. Peter the Art (Zagreb), 280 emergencies, 61 Apostle (Ðakovo), 347 Croatian National Theater getting around, 63–64 Cathedral of the Assumption Osijek, 350–351 Internet access, 62 Krk, 208 Split, 106–107 neighborhoods, 62–63 Pula, 230 Zagreb, 282 orientation, 59–61 Varaždin, 327, 328 Croatian Natural History pharmacies, 62 Cathedral of the Assumption Museum (Zagreb), 280 restaurants, 83–88 of the Virgin Mary Croatian State Archives sights and attractions, (Zagreb), 278 (Zagreb), 282 64–73 Cavtat, 92–94 Croatia Travel Agency, 46 suggested itinerary, 56–58 Cazma, 342–345 Cuisine, 20–22 travel agencies, 61 Cemetery, Cavtat, 93 Currency and currency visitor information, 60–62 Chapel of God’s Mother exchange, 33 walking tours (Zagreb), 281 Customs regulations, 26–28 escorted, 73 Churches. See also under first self-guided, 70–72 significant word (e.g., Holy weather, 62 Ghost, Church of the) akovo, 345–349 Dubrovnik Aquarium and best, 6 Ð Ðakovo Embroidery, Maritime Museum, 66 Cigo5, 41, 335, 336, 339 347–348 Dubrovnik Cathedral (Church Ciovo, 120 Dalmatian Coast, 49, of the Assumption), 66, 72 Cipiko Palace (Trogir), 121 101–155 Dubrovnik International Film City Museum (Gradski Muzej; Dalmatian cuisine, 22 Festival, 24 Karlovac), 313 Daruvar, 343–344 Dubrovnik River, 71 City Museum (Split), 109–110 Delicium Nostrum (Trogir), Dubrovnik Summer Festival, City Tower (Gradski Toranj; 122 25 Rijeka), 193 Dietary red flags, 35 Dubrovnik Walking Tours, 73 City Wall (Dubrovnik), 64 Dinga wine district, 97 Dugi Otok, 181 Civic Museum (Vukovar), 361 Diocletian’s Palace (Split), Ðurđevac, 340–342 Classic Journeys, 44 107 Ðurovic Cave (Dubrovnik), 63 Climate, 23 Disabilities, travelers with, Dušan Džamonja’s Sculpture Clock Tower 37–38 Park (Vrsar), 244–245 Dubrovnik, 72 Dive Center Jurgavan (Hvar), D’vino (Dubrovnik), 88 Hvar, 137 137 Dvor Herczer (Herzer Palace; Trogir, 122 Dolac Market (Zagreb), 278 Varaždin), 327, 328 117_541289-bindex.indd7_541289-bindex.indd 368368 33/29/10/29/10 77:46:46 PMPM Fruška Gora (Ilok), 360 Hiking 369 Eastern Slavonia, 345 Full Moon Festival (Zadar), Brela, 127 Eastwest Beach Club 172 Samobor, 310 (Dubrovnik), 74 History of Croatia, 9–17 East-West (Dubrovnik), 88 Hlebine, 340–342 Eco-Centre Caput Insulae aga (Split), 117 Holidays, 365 (Beli), 219 G Galerija Hlebine, 341 Holy Blood Chapel (Ludbreg), Elafiti Islands, 89–90 Galerija Josip Generalí, 326 Electricity, 364 341–342 Holy Cross Church (Nin), Embassies and consulates, Galerija Peti-Boži (Rovinj), 179–180 275, 364 239 Holy Cross Church (Sveti Križ; Emergencies, 364 Gasoline, 365 Rab), 214 England (Šibenik), 187 Gay and lesbian travelers, Holy Trinity Church Enigma Computer Center 36–37 (Karlovac), 313 (Pula), 228 Zagreb, 303 Holy Trinity Square (Osijek), Entomološki Muzej (Insect Gen. 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    Ultimate Self-Drive Croatia & Slovenia

    Ultimate Self-Drive Croatia & Slovenia A Private, Historical and Cultural Self-Drive Tour of Zagreb through to Dubrovnik with private Exeter guides opening doors along the way Exeter International White Glove Self-Drive Program Includes: A pre-programmed GPS system for you to use while in Europe. 24-hour local help line available to you as you travel and manned exclusively by Exeter local staff. Our expert advice in finding the perfect car for your trip. The freedom to deviate and explore on your own and then jump back into your planned itinerary at any time. Day 1 Arrival in Zagreb, Croatia Day 2 Zagreb Day 3 Zagreb ---- Bled & Bohinj ---- Rovinj Day 4 Rovinj ---- I s t r i a ---- Rovinj Day 5 Rovinj ---- P u l a ---- Rovinj Day 6 Rovinj ---- Split Day 7 Split Day 8 Split ---- H v a r ---- Split Day 9 Split ---- Dubrovnik Day 10 Dubrovnik Day 11 Dubrovnik ---- Montenegro ---- Dubrovnik Day 12 Departure from Dubrovnik Why Exeter International? At Exeter International we have been creating memories and crafting our trademark extraordinary journeys to Central Europe, Russia and Central Asia for 23 years. Our specialty is to distil the best of the best in iconic places that are on so many people’s travel must do list. We are not a call center of nameless, faceless people. We do not try to be everything to everyone. We are small team of specialists. We are all committed to providing the best travel experiences to our destinations. Each member of our team has travelled extensively throughout our destinations, giving them insider knowledge lacking in many other tour operators.