Excursions - Adventure

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: 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 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 ...

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 ...

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...

Cycling: Wine route of Pelješac peninsula

Pelješac Peninsula is primarily known for its hills and slopes full of beautiful sunny vineyards. In the area around the peninsula you can find wineries which offer tastings of the indigenous grape varieties, including the famous Dingač and Postup. Another speciality is the high quality olive oil sourced from the many surrounding olive groves O...

Cycling: Island of Dugi otok, Sali II

From the place Sali we go through "Saljsko polje" on a cycling trip to the southeast along the Macadam, until the end of the island, to the small bay and channel "Mala Proversa". During the trip we have a fantastic view to the Kornati islands and a channel which is mentioned above. Because of the well-kept roads and beautiful nature this is the m...

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: 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: Railroad of Ciro, Wild Herzegovina

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, the railroad is reconstructed into a cycl...

City tour: Dubrovnik

The city of Dubrovnik, once the center of the Dubrovnik Republic, today one of the most popular tourist destinations on the Adriatic coast. By far the best way to experience the vast and historical heritage of Dubrovnik is to traverse its streets and visit its monuments - over the famous Stradun, and 2km long City walls, churches, Museum of Franc...

Boat trip: Elafiti islands, Dubrovnik

The Elaphiti Islands or the Elaphites is a small archipelago consisting of several islands stretching northwest of Dubrovnik, in the Adriatic sea. The islands attract large numbers of tourists during the summer due to the unique Mediterranean and subtropical vegetation, centuries' old woods of pine and carob, olive groves and gardens filled with or...

Sea kayaking: Dubrovnik

Sea kayaking half day tour is one of the best outdoor activities in Dubrovnik. Starting from Pile bay which is located at the foot of fortress Lovrijenac after a quick intro with your licensed tour guides you will be able to feel the beauty of Dubrovnik as the pearl of Adriatic.Paddling around Lokrum,with the several stops for rest and for the sto...

City tour: Split

Split is the second-largest city of Croatia and the largest city of the region of Dalmatia. It lies on the eastern shore of the Adriatic Sea and is spread over a central peninsula. It's qualities makes it a popular tourist attraction maintaining a balance of stunning nature and interesting cultural sights within the city also being at a close enoug...

Walking: Napoleon road, Ston on Pelješac peninsula

Pelješac peninsula in southern Dalmatia in Croatia is part of the Dubrovnik-Neretva County. Inhabited since the ancient times of Illyrian tribes, Greeks and Romans, it is known not only by its vineyards and quality wines, but also by its centuries long tradition of navigation. This tour bring you to the beautiful hinterlands and visit sights of an...