Excursions - Adventure

Visit: Cave Vjetrenica and museum Railroad of Ciro

Vjetrenica also known as the "wind cave" or "blowhole", is the largest cave in Bosnia and Herzegovina, making it the most interesting cave in the Dinaric Alps. The mountain range it rests on is famous for its biodiversity. In the world this cave is one of the richest in terms of it's subterranean biodiversity: among more than two hundred different...

Oysters and shellfish production in Mali Ston Bay

The Dalmatian coast is not only surrounded by natural beauty and crystal clear waters but these very seas have a deep culture, one of them being a very long history of mariculture. Traces of primitive oyster farming were noted by Roman chroniclers. The first written documents date from the time of the Dubrovnik Republic. Shellfish cultivation in M...

Cycling: Wine route and shellfish production on the Peljesac peninsula

Ston is a village situated near the city of Dubrovnik, famous for its oyster breeding culture, old architecture and beautiful surrounding villages, valleys and sea. The tour starts with a brief visit to the historic town Ston situated on the south part of the Peljesac peninsula famous for it's city walls, salt -works and local gastronomy, we will ...

Cycling: Oysters and shellfish production in the Mali Ston Bay

Ston is located at the south of the Pelješac peninsula. It is surrounded by various villages, crystal sea and valleys overgrown with greenery an overall place with idyllic scenery and rich history. Oysters are another thing that Ston is famous for and a delicious way we will end the day in this beautiful small town located in the south of Croatia....

Cycling: Railroad of Ciro, Dubrovnik's hinterland

The Railroad of Ciro is historically remembered for it's steam locomotives, it passes through the landscapes of Hercegovina starting in Mostar alongside the Neretva river all the way across the border of Croatia, ending in Dubrovnik. The construction of this trail started in 1898 and ended in 1901. Today this trail is reconstructed into a cycling...

Wine route and shellfish production of the Peljesac peninsula

The history of wine in the Pelješac region is rich in culture. It can be dated back 2500 years ago. In a Illyrian cave near the Northern tip of the Peninsula, ceramic wine glasses handed to the Illyrians by Greeks have been found. It is believed, that wine was produced and consumed at this time. The Roman Empire conquered and a more formal wine cu...

Zipline adventure, Omiš

Zipline is an adrenaline entertainment where guests descend through the canyon down the steel wire rope, secured with a belt. Adventure also includes training and a short walk in nature. Zipline is located 3 km from Omis, in the canyon of the Cetina River and consists of eight wires total length of 2100m . Depending on the size of the group, zipl...

Cycling: Ugljan and Pašman islands

We start our cycling trip from Kukljica, a picturesque tourist and fishing town. We avoid main roads through pathways along the coast to the Ždrelac bridge and the island of Pasman. We pass by the church of Lady of Snows and soon we will arrive at the bridge and island Pasman. At Neviđane we go along the main road. On our way to Neviđane the fir...

Walking: Wall of Ston, Oysters and shellfish production

The Dalmatian coast has a very long historyof mariculture. Traces of primitive oyster farming was first recorded by the Romans. The first written documents date from the time of the Dubrovnik Republic. Shellfish cultivation in Mali Ston Bay presently is based on only two species: The European Flat Oyster, Ostrea edulis, and the mussel: Mytilus gal...

Cycling: Mljet island, St. Paul's road

Mljet is an island found on the southernmost and easternmost parts of the larger Adriatic islands of the Dalmatia region of Croatia. The National Park includes the western part of the island, Veliko jezero, Malo jezero, Soline Bay and a sea belt. It is an anicent island rich in history and culutre firstly discovered by ancient Greco-Roman geographe...

Sea Kayaking: Oysters in the bay of Mali Ston

Mali Ston is a village in Croatia on the Pelješac peninsula approximately one kilometer northeast of its larger sister village, Ston. This tour offers the opportunity to explore the Mali Ston Bay nature reserve by kayak and experience beautiful natural and historical heritage from the seaside Explore the Mali Ston Bay nature reserve and view t...

Rafting: Cetina river

Cetina has its source in the northwestern slopes of Dinara. Rising from a spring at Milasevo near a small village called Cetina, north of Vrlika, it flows 101 kilometres to the Adriatic Sea. It is a beautiful example of serene nature and the fun as well as peace it can bring. Rafting as a mode of transport up and down waterways also has a long ...

Sea Kayaking: tour with swimming and snorkeling, Split

This tour will make your holiday memorable and take the opportunity to explore Split from the sea in a fun way suited for everyone. Enjoy the combination of breathtaking view of the Kozjak and Mosor mountain chain while paddling around Marjan Park Forrest. Small beaches and hidden historical treasures, some of which date back to the 13th century wi...

Hiking: Mosor

If you are looking for peace far from the touristically maddening crowd this tour is for you. Relax in fresh mountain air encircled by unspoiled nature bearing a stunning view of Split and the Dalmatian Islands. Mosor mountain is situated 30 minutes from Split center with an array of hills and towering peaks to explore. In between its rocky slopes ...

Wine route of Herzegovina and Dubrovnik's hinterland

Through this tour we move from the 16th century Dubrovnik to the hinterland's open air reaching the town Trebinje. Situated on the banks of Trebišnjica river it is the southernmost city in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the city's old town quarter dates back to the 18th-century Ottoman period with architecture and culture to observe. We also witness the ...