This one-week trip to Croatia offers the chance to discover its historic cities, pretty red-roofed coastal towns and stunning waterfalls. Explore Croatia's old capital Zadar and discover the narrow streets and medieval buildings in Trogir.
Per person in double room
Mandatory single supplement for Solo travelers
Solo travelers must pay extra to have their private room. You can't match them to share a room with one or more travelers booking separately.
Per person in double room
Mandatory single supplement for Solo travelers
Solo travelers must pay extra to have their private room. You can't match them to share a room with one or more travelers booking separately.
Per person in double room
Mandatory single supplement for Solo travelers
Solo travelers must pay extra to have their private room. You can't match them to share a room with one or more travelers booking separately.
Per person in double room
Mandatory single supplement for Solo travelers
Solo travelers must pay extra to have their private room. You can't match them to share a room with one or more travelers booking separately.
Per person in double room
Mandatory single supplement for Solo travelers
Solo travelers must pay extra to have their private room. You can't match them to share a room with one or more travelers booking separately.
Arrive in Dubrovnik. Our hotel is about 30 minutes' drive from the airport.
For those arriving on time our Leader plans to meet you in the hotel reception at 7pm for the welcome meeting and for those that wish, there is the chance to go out for dinner. There are no other activities planned today, so you are free to arrive in Dubrovnik at any time. If you would like to receive a complimentary airport transfer today, you'll need to arrive into Dubrovnik Airport (DBV). Should you miss the welcome meeting, your Leader will inform you of any essential information as soon as you catch up.
If your flight arrives earlier in the day, perhaps you might choose to take the public bus into the Old Town. The bus stop is in front of the hotel and it is only around seven minutes' drive.
This evening you might choose to have your first taste of Croatian cuisine. Fish is a popular choice, as it is caught locally and often served alongside grilled vegetables. Olive oil is a staple in Croatian cooking and there is more of an Italian influence than in most other Balkan countries. Black Risotto is a traditional Dalmatian dish, is coloured with squid ink, and has other seafood in it such as mussels. Both white and red wine are popular choices with Croatian varieties including Babic and Lumbarda. For dessert, a custard pudding covered in caramel sauce is a speciality that is similar to a crème caram el.
Hotel Petka (or similar)
Grade: Comfortable Hotel