Flights: On request
Arrival Airport: Zadar, Split

Included in the price
- Transfers, guide, entrances
- Hotel: Dalmatian coast, 7 nights
- Single use: on request
- Service: Half Board
- Local cuisine: according to the program
- Tastings: wines

Visits: according to the program
- Old Towns: Biograd, Šibenik, Zadar, Split, Trogir
- National parks: Plitvice lakes, Krka waterfalls
- By boat: National Parc Kornati
- Gastronomy: Local cuisine, wine road
- Wine road: Ravni kotari

On request:
Lunch: Biograd, Zadar, Split

Hotel**** in Biograd na Moru
Service: Half Board
pool, sauna, spa

On request:
Hotel ***/*
Restaurants: typical cuisine

Day 1. Arrival: Biograd na Moru
Transfer: Airport - Hotel

Biograd na Moru
Biograd na Moru, formerly a royal Croatian town, is a famous tourist and nautical destination in the centre of the Adriatic coast. It is surrounded by national parks (Kornati, Paklenica, Krka, Plitvice ) and the nearby historical cities of Zadar, Šibenik, Trogir, Split.

Hotel and dinner: Biograd na moru

Day 2. National Park Krka and Šibenik

Krka National Park
The Krka National Park is located on the Krka River. It is known for a series of 7 waterfalls. On the south of the park is the most famous waterfall, Skradinski Buk surrounded by traditional watermills. To the north, the nature trail passes near another natural cascade, the Roški Waterfall, and nearby is also the Krka Monastery, built above the ancient Roman catacombs.
Lunch: typical restaurant

Šibenik town
Šibenik is famous for its cultural and historical sights and natural beauties. Most famous are two monuments protected by UNESCO, the Cathedral of St. James and the fortress of St. Nikola and the two national parks near the town, Krka and Kornati. Also, there are three fortresses: St. Michael, St. Ivan and St. Nikola from where you can enjoy in a beautiful view of the sea and the town of Šibenik.

Hotel and dinner: Biograd na Moru

Day 3. Zadar town

Zadar town
The old town, surrounded by walls and medieval towers, connected by a bridge, a symbol of the city. The chief interest of Zadar lies in its churches. St Donatus' Church, St. Anastasia's Cathedral, St. Krševan's Church, St. Elijah's Church; St. Francis' Church, Five Wells Square and St. Mary's Church. 'Sea organ', are recognizable as a specially shaped coastline in several rows of stairs that descend towards the sea.
Free time for lunch

Hotel and dinner: Biograd na Moru

Day 4. Plitvice Lakes National Park

National park Plitvice Lakes
It is the largest, oldest and most visited Croatian national park. It is a mountain area with large forests and with 16 smaller and larger lakes. The huge forest complexes, the natural beauty of lakes and waterfalls, the richness of flora and fauna, mountain air, forest trails and wooden bridges and many more are part of the unique UNESCO World Heritage Site, among the first in the world.
Lunch: restaurant

Hotel and Dinner: Biograd na Moru

Day 5. Ravni Kotari Wine Region

Wine route
We travel a unique wine route through beautiful landscapes, quiet villages and interesting historical locations. This allows us to learn about the history of the region and the traditional landscapes.
Wine and local products tasting
Lunch: local cuisine

Hotel and dinner: Biograd na Moru

Day 7. Split and Trogir

Split town
Built around the palace of the Roman emperor Diocletian. By walking through the ancient town, you can experience the history, discovering examples of ancient architecture such as the Peristil, the medieval Romanesque church and the Gothic Palace, Renaissance portals of aristocratic houses, Baroque facades, all to the modern architecture incorporated into the rich heritage.
Free time for lunch

Trogir town
Trogir is located in Kastela Bay, it is known for the Old Town, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Trogir is surrounded by medieval walls, and we will discover its castles, towers, palaces and many other remains of Roman, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture.

Hotel and dinner: Biograd na Moru

Day 8. Return
Transfer: Hotel - Airport