Tour Pearls of Dalmatia tour offers custom private and personalized trips that give you an unforgettable experience of this part of the Adriatic coast.
If you put a finger on a map of Croatia, you are likely to point to a plain, mountain, lake, river, or sea. This is why choosing an activity can be such sweet trouble. For the more courageous ones, there are pretty serious cycling and climbing tours, and for those who wish to feed their senses, there are walking trails surrounded by rosemary, lavender, or immortelle. We do not have to mention the plentitude of sea and water activities, such as diving, windsurfing, or rafting. All in all, whatever you choose, your body and soul will thank you. And yes, you’re welcome.
Tour can be managed in 3-star experience and 5-star experience.
Depending your request
Scheduled on request
Pick up at the airport and transfer to your Hotel. Meeting at the airport with your voyage guide and driver. 45-minute drive to your hotel or apartment which is situated in the center of the town. Free afternoon for exploring yourselves or with your guide. Dinner at the restaurant „Perivoj“ at
8:00 pm – one of the best restaurants in the city which is situated in the big garden with a Fontaine. After dinner optional, you can go for an evening walk through town and for traditional ice cream in the palace.
Krka national park for a whole day. The start is from Skradin, a small town with a complex history from Venice to the Ottoman empire. From Skradin you start your tour with a boat ride through the canyon of river Krka to Skradinski Buk – waterfalls, where you have a nice 45-minute walk, and you can go swimming in the lakes by the waterfalls. When you come back we’ll go to a museum and monastery on Visovac island.
The course of three vines will make you decide which one to buy. With that, we close the chapter of national park Krka and we are off to see The city of Šibenik with its beautiful cathedral and old city walls. On the way home, we will go with the old coastal roads, passing Primošten, Rogoznic, and Trogir, all amazing small Croatian history towns.
Dubrovnik – Off to Dubrovnik at 8 am. On the way to Dubrovnik, we stop at Rizman Winery for a stunning view and wine tasting following with Proscuitto, cheese, and olives.
Arriving in Dubrovnik around 2 pm we lodge ourselves in a hotel/apartment and head out for a walking tour (optional game of thrones walking tour or regular walking tour) exploring the city walls, beautiful small streets which every one of them is different and reveals some secrets. After revealing all the hidden gems of Dubrovnik in the evening you have a stunning dinner in the popular 360 restaurants in Dubrovnik. (Optional dinner on the pirate ship with a sunset cruise around Dubrovnik.
Breakfast at the hotel, check out, and heading for a cable car drive to Srđ mountain for a stunning viewpoint of Dubrovnik. After the cable car, we are off to see the amazing Ston wall, which is the second-longest wall on the planet after the Great wall of China. Walkthrough the stone wall will take you around 45 minutes. The walk starts in the small town of Ston and goes all around the hill to a town called Ston mail (little). I‘ll be there waiting for you to settle in the restaurant „bota šare“ for a nice lunch. You can also go oyster tasting in the bay of Mali Ston. After lunch, we head towards Split and we are there in the evening hours.
Sightseeing of Split, Klis, Solin, and Trogir. We meet our guide at the entrance of Diocletian’s palace and head out for an hour tour through the palace and city center. With a guide, you will find out all of the city of Split history, from how it become a city and who established it to all its today’s cultural and modern characteristics. After Split, we are off to see a fortress called Klis which was built on a stone mountain and is very impressive with its history and cinematography.
After Klis, we set a little bit lower to the small town of Solin used to be called Salona. Salona was the biggest town in the region during the past and most important because of the army and trading economy.
After Salona, we had to Trogir which is a town full of history and monuments. With a guide, we explore Trogir and sit for a nice lunch in the old town.
