Adriatic Explorer | Dubrovnik - Opatija

Experience the beauty and history of Istria on a full-day guided tour from Opatija, visiting three iconic towns: Pula, Rovinj, and Poreč. Explore Pula's 2,000-year-old Roman heritage, including the impressive Arena and the Triumphal Arch of the Sergii. Stroll through Rovinj's charming Venetian-inspired streets and admire the breathtaking St. Euphemia Church atop the historic island town. In Poreč, discover the stunning 6th-century Euphrasian Basilica, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and enjoy the blend of ancient Roman landmarks and vibrant modern culture. This tour combines guided sightseeing with free time for personal exploration, making it a perfect blend of history and leisure.

Get to know Krk, the largest and a very interesting Croatian island: explore the island of Košljun where Franciscans have lived for over 500 years, Vrbnik known for the long wine production tradition and the town of Krk, treasuring stories about the power of local dukes Frankopans.

International ship line.Unique town in the world. The centre of the powerful Venetian republic. Among many important monuments there are world masterpieces. Take a walk along the beautiful squares and picturesque bridges, take a gondola ride or just sip a Bellini cocktail in one of the many cosy cafes set in a piazza.

Mostar is the city of mixing cultures and contrasts, a city where East meets West. From a recent war when the heart of the city was bombed, to rich Turkish history, let this excursion take you through different times and cultures. The most magnificent monument Stari Most (Old Bridge), built in 1566 by the great Turkish builder Hayruddin and destroyed in 1993, is the symbol of this town, symbol of its pride and tragedy. Its beautiful stone structure is now again standing over the Neretva River and returning life into the most beautiful city of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The trip starts with a minivan or a coach from Split, continuing through Omiš and Makarska Riviera and passing through the fertile Neretva Valley, all the way to Mostar. A local professional guide will walk you through narrow city streets, museums and history. There will be enough free time to wonder through traditional Kujundžiluk (old bazaar) and to try traditional delicacies. The last destination is the beautiful Kravice Waterfalls - enjoy the scenic views or even take a swim and refresh if weather permits. Return to Split in the evening,

A great way to experience Split, beyond the walls of Diocletian’s Palace, is on an open-top sightseeing bus. Explore places not shown on regular tours. It starts from the Promenade and includes panoramic drive along the sandy beach Bačvice, sports facilities built for the Mediterranean Games (Sport centre Gripe, Football stadium) and museums (Maritime, Archaeological, Meštrović Gallery).The drive continues along the slopes of the hill Marjan, covered in a dense Mediterranean pine forest and completely surrounded by the city and the sea, making it a unique sight. From the slopes of Marjan you can enjoy amazing sight of the islands, untouched nature and smell of Mediterranean herbs. The tour ends in the city centre (Promenade).

Experience the refreshing clear water, heart pumping rapids combined with gentle streams through breathtaking scenery of the Cetina Canyon.

FEEL THE ADRENALIN RUSH IN THE CETINA RIVER CANYON!8 steel zip lines to make you scream of joy while sliding 150 meters above the ground!Total distance: 2100 m - excursion duration: 3 hours - departures: every day

Whilst in Dubrovnik why not take the opportunity to visit Montenegro!A small, picturesque country filled with natural beauties. A country in which you can spend the morning hiking in the mountain air and then the afternoon swimming in the clear blue Adriatic Sea, for although Montenegro is a small country it has it all. And it’s not just the natural beauty that will leave you speechless, the history, the culture, the cuisine and the people will all fascinate you, and all this within an hour’s drive of Dubrovnik - bus excursion/passport required.

Mostar is a city of contrasts, culture, colour and cuisine. The city is divided by not only the Neretva River that flows through it but also by religion and culture from one bank to the other. Mostar, in neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a memorable place to visit is where "east meets west" and where the journey to it is invigoratingly full of contrasts. Just a short drive up the Adriatic coast and then inwards following the breathtaking Neretva Valley will offer stunning views of the local countryside. Experience Bosnia and Herzegovina's most beautiful town, view the iconic 'Stari Most'/Old Bridge, discover Ottoman and Turkish history. One of the most fascinating natural wonders of the Herzegovinia region is definitely the crystal clear waterfalls of Kravice. The waterfall is created by the Trebižat river is a natural wonder that is now under state protection. Entrance to Kravice is to be payed on spot.

The special charm of this old city are the buildings that have remained from the time of the old Dubrovnik Republic. A larger part of the monuments of history and culture belong to the fine but modest Renaissance architecture with some traces of the Gothic style. Use the opportunity to join our walking tour of - “The heaven on earth” - according to the famous writer George Bernard Shaw.

Enjoy the cable car from Dubrovnik to Srđ mountain and be amazed with the breathtaking views of the Old City of Dubrovnik, the crystal clear Adriatic Sea, and the numerous islands. Enjoy all the comforts of our facilities. Have a drink, snack or a meal at the snack bar or in the restaurant overlooking the Old City. Stroll around the souvenir shop and take something home to remind you of your trip.the scenic views of the old city.

Your half day adventure at Adriatic Sea starts beneath ancient fort Lovrjenac in the small port called Pile, next to restaurant Orhan. Accompanied with English speaking instructors (tour guides), you will set off to explore caves and beauties of mysterious Lokrum island, also called "The island of love". After paddling around the island you will paddle across the bay until you reach hidden cave beach called Betina, where you will have a break for snorkeling and sandwiches. The only way to reach this peaceful beach is from the sea side so you will enjoy in private & unique view of the City walls & you will discover richness of the Adriatic underwater. After short break on the beach you will paddle along the cost toward the City walls. Beaches, palm trees, boats, villas and hotels... form part of this tour. Paddling under the impressive city walls and rocks on which they were built on you will enjoy breathtaking views of the Pearl of the Adriatic from a different perspective. Unquestionably the most beautiful part of our sea adventure. Finish paddling toward the initial position in the Pile bay.Departures from the entrance to the old town.

Enjoy stunning views driving around Korčula in buggies. Admire old forts, historical villages, numerous wineyards, swim on the sandy beach „Pržina“ and taste traditional wine and grappa.

If you prefer sharing your experience with other guests than our group Buggy Safari is right for you.After a quick introduction we start our adventure driving over the Dubrovnik Bridge. Take the opportunity for some great shots of the port, Lapad peninsula and Daksa island. We continue our ride along the Dubrovnik river and start making our way up to mount Srdj leaving the Komolac valley below us. Passing through small villages we finally arrive at the upper cable car station.Now it's time for the off-road action!Driving through the hills and fields, you can get in touch with nature and clear your mind. See ex-mine fields and sights from the recent war, fortresses, animals, woods, and an amazing 360° view of the islands and mountains before we descend back to town and drop you off at our starting point (port Gruž)