Begin your ziplining adventure at the zipline base located near the monument of the Glagolitic Alley. Here you’ll be provided with a zipline safety harness and additional ziplining equipment. Afterward, travel by jeep to the zipline starting point where you’ll be briefed on how to zipline and zipline safety measures. Learn how to zipline in the monkey style on a so-called baby zipline before starting the zipline tour. Once everyone is comfortable using the zipline the group will start the tour. The zipline tour consists of 8 ziplines, with the longest zip line reaching 700 meters. Enjoy the stunning views of the Island of Krk as you travel along the zipline course. Along the way, you’ll be guided by 2 instructors and have the chance to take some amazing photos while on the tour. After everyone has completed the 8 ziplines, you’ll be transported back to the base.

Embark on an insightful adventure through the traditional wine region of Vinogorje Hvar. Visit ancient local winery and admire views of the vast vineyards by the road. Taste a variety of wines and olive oil in one winery. Drive to Jelsa and visit one of the most famous Croatian winemakers. Jelsa is a small coastal town with a long and proud wine-making tradition. In Jelsa young, admire the ambitious ”wine newcomers” without vineyards or with very small land plots. They base wine production on grapes purchased from other farmers. Here in Croatia, Dubokovic wines have become a ”must have” in the finest restaurants, hotels, and specialized wine shops. Dubokovic – Medvid wines now have the distinction of being the most expensive regular vintage wines in the country. The Carić family has been involved with vineyards for generations, however, it was not before Vino Hvar was established that they started to produce their own Carič wines. Their work in the vineyards is just as important to them as their work in the winery. There are 5 hectares of vineyards in the specially designated wine growing area known as Vinogorje Hvar. The family also grows indigenous varieties: Plavac Mali, Bogdanjuša, Kuč, Maraština, Darnekuša and Pošip. In addition they purchase a small amount of grapes from contract growers to complement their crop.

Locally known as Crna Gora, meaning "black highlands”, Montenegro is known for its forested hills that reach all the way to the serene ocean. Set off from Dubrovnik on a day trip and visit the towns of Perast, Kotor, and Our Lady of The Rocks, a manmade island with a small church and a museum. Leaving Dubrovnik early in the morning and drive to towards the Prevlaka peninsula where you will cross the border. Upon arrival in Kotor, you will take a guided walking tour. Follow your guide through Kotor's old town, an area brimming with history. Enjoy some free time in Kotor before continuing south to Perast. Learn how the geography of the Bay of Kotor has influenced Montenegro's political and economic history as you take a boat ride to the small island called Our Lady of the Rocks, or “Škrpjela”. Pay a visit to the museum on the island. Back on land, enjoy some free time in the township of Perast before returning to Dubrovnik.

The ancient Greeks and Romans were already growing grapes and producing wine on Hvar in 300 BC. This gave them safety, food and medicinal wealth. Vineyards are all over the island. Strong wind and sun are ideal conditions for producing the best quality wine. The wine tour begins in Hvar town with a drive to the other side of the island to the island's most important wine region. Further on, you'll visit two of the most famous Croatian winemakers. The wine tour includes wine tastings in two wineries of your choice (depending on availability). Situated in Jelsa, you will have a chance to taste what it’s like to try ”2718 hours in the bottle”. Young and ambitious ”wine newcomers” without vineyards or with very small land plots. Their feeling belief is that basing wine production on grapes purchased from other farmers can’t possibly be as good as coming from your own vineyard. Here in Croatia, Dubokovic wines have become a ”must have” in the finest restaurants, hotels and specialized wine shops. Dubokovic – Medvid wines now have the distinction of being the most expensive regular vintage wines in the country. Situated in Vrboska, the Carić family have been involved with vineyards for as long as they remember, however it was not before Vino Hvar was established that they started producing their own wines, “Carič wines”.  They have 5-hectares of vineyards in a specially designated wine growing area known as “Vinogorje Hvar.” Their wines have an individual story from the vineyard to the winery. Boutique winery Ventus opened its doors in the village of Vrisnik in 2019, which was the joint idea of two friends. The logo is inspired by the wind rose and each wine have the name of the wind that is characteristic of the location of the vineyard. Wind (lat. ventus) is the key word, and wine is ecological. After the wineries, you will enjoy a spectacular traditional Dalmatian dinner in one of the charming villages.

Embark on an exhilarating off-road adventure through Dubrovnik's tumultuous past and its resilient spirit. The Dreams of Liberty tour takes you on a captivating journey, traversing rugged terrains and rugged paths, as we explore the city's historical landmarks. This four-hour adrenaline-fueled expedition combines breathtaking panoramas, poignant reminders of Croatia's Defensive Homeland War, and a profound appreciation for the pursuit of liberty. From the rustic charm of Komolac and Brgat to the majestic Srđ Hill viewpoint, witness the indomitable courage of a city that rose from the ashes. Brace yourself for an off-road experience like no other, as we navigate through the challenging terrain, adding an extra layer of excitement to your journey. Immerse yourself in the Dubrovnik War Museum, located within the formidable Imperial Fortress, where you'll gain invaluable insights into the lives of civilians and defenders during the war. Conclude your tour with a visit to Kupari, a former military resort frozen in time, where the ruins of grand hotels stand as silent witnesses to history, and a stunning beach offers solace and reflection. Prepare to conquer the rugged landscapes and be inspired by the unwavering spirit of Dubrovnik on this extraordinary off-road adventure. Prepare to be captivated by the Dreams of Liberty tour, as it weaves together history, nature, and the indomitable spirit of Dubrovnik, leaving you with a profound appreciation for the city's journey towards freedom and resilience during the Defensive Homeland War.

Your chocolate and wine tasting begins with a drive to Jelsa, on the other side of the island of Hvar. Upon arrival, you will meet your professional chocolatier host.  The chocolate tasting begins with a brief history of chocolate and its impact on health. Sample chocolate with unique flavours like Mediterranean fruits and herbs such as sage, lavender, carob, figs, and honey. You will have a chance to taste five different kinds of chocolates and pralines. In the second part of this experience you will go to the small town of Vrboska, to one of the most famous Croatian winemakers, where you will have the opportunity to taste four different kinds of wines together with chocolates. The traditional Mediterranean flavors come alive once combined together. As you return to Hvar town you will drive on an old road with amazing views of the green and rural island of Hvar. These views can be captivating.

Once you have been picked up from Hvar, this small-group tour begins at the French Fortress built by Napoleon’s troops, on St. Nicholas Hill, the Spanish Fortress, Pakleni and Vis islands. Continue driving through the green island of Hvar, passing through Brusje, where you'll be able to walk through the Lavender fields, (seasonal options June).  Arrive at the port of Stari Grad, where the old roads are paved with amazing views. Then you'll approach the fascinating town of Stari Grad, once known as Pharia and Pharos, the Island’s capital. Continuing through the stone streets along the new Riva, and visit the fortress “Tvrdalj”, once belonging to the poet Petar Hektorović. He is known for his work named, “Fishing and talk with fisherman, and is the first realistic poem in Croatian literature. Hektorović dedicated all his life to his fortress, and still boasts the original fish pond. He always wrote: “I must go back there, for it is calling me home”. Continue through the well known UNESCO protected areas (vineyards and olives), to a small charming town Vrbovska, also called “Little Venice”. This town in Hvar is named after the many small stone bridges connecting the town over its narrow winding canal and the splendid St. Mary of Mercy fortress - church. Your next stop is for a wine tasting at one of the best vineyards on the island. Here you will have a guided wine tasting tour at one of the best wineries on the island. On the way back, you will enjoy the charming authentic Dalmatian lunch/dinner ("Pašticada" or "Gregada") in an authentic village.

Your adventure starts as your guide picks you up from your accommodation. First, enjoy a short jeep ride to the equestrian club. After a short introduction, you can show your riding skills. Riding will be organized near the Cetina Eiver accompanied by certified riding instructors.  Following this, continue to the very center Sinj and its majestic Kamičak Fort, known as one of the most scenic and memorable symbols of the town. Enjoy some free time to drink a coffee in one of the many local cafes on Sinj promenade. After relaxing there, you’ll already feel like a local. Next, tuck into a tasty BBQ lunch. While waiting for your lunch, share your impressions with the tour guide and other travelers and delight in the interior of the traditional tavern.  Once you’ve recharge your batteries with food and drink, the jeep exploration will begin. See the Cetina River canyon, Dinara mountain, the beautiful Dabar Bay, and Peruća Lake, the third-largest lake in Croatia. If the temperature is high enough, take the opportunity to swim in the lake. All along the way, there will be stops to bask in the moment or take some memorable photos. Don't worry about your photography skills, as the guide will take really nice high-resolution photos that will be sent to you by email after the tour.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Dubrovnik from a whole new perspective on our exhilarating off-road adventure. Get ready to be captivated by the panoramic views that await you as we embark on a thrilling journey through the rugged landscapes surrounding this enchanting city. Our adventure begins in Gruž, where we set off on an exciting expedition in military vehicles. Brace yourself as we navigate off-road sections, immersing ourselves in the stunning natural scenery that surrounds Dubrovnik. Feel the adrenaline rush as we make our way towards Brgat and Srđ, following a path that reveals the hidden gems of this remarkable region. As we ascend Srđ Hill, prepare to have your breath taken away by the awe-inspiring panorama that unfolds before your eyes. The sweeping views of Dubrovnik, with its red-roofed buildings, ancient walls, and crystal-clear Adriatic Sea, create a picture-perfect moment that will stay with you forever. Take your time to soak in the beauty and tranquility of this remarkable scene. While we do not enter the Homeland War Museum on Srđ Hill as part of this tour, we pass by this significant landmark, allowing you to catch a glimpse of its importance in preserving the memory and stories of the war. For those who wish to delve deeper into this poignant chapter of history, an optional visit to the museum is available at an additional cost. Inside the museum, you will find compelling exhibits and artifacts that provide insights into the experiences of civilians and defenders during the war. After taking in the breathtaking panorama, we begin our descent back to Dubrovnik, savoring the memories and reflecting on the incredible journey we've just undertaken. Our skilled English-speaking driver, well-versed in the history and significance of the route, will provide engaging commentary throughout the tour, enriching your understanding of Dubrovnik's past and the valor of those who fought for its freedom. This off-road excursion lasts approximately 2 hours, during which transportation in the military vehicles and the guidance of our knowledgeable driver are included. Prepare to be captivated by the untold stories of courage, the rugged landscapes that bear witness to the city's resilience, and the indomitable spirit of Dubrovnik that shines through every step of this exhilarating adventure. Prepare to be enchanted by the spellbinding vistas, immerse yourself in the rich history, and let the beauty of Dubrovnik's panorama leave an indelible mark on your heart and soul.

An unavoidable stop for all lovers of natural beauty and its phenomena. National Park Krka is about one hour of drive from Split. The river Krka and its waterfalls will leave you breathless. First we take you to the NP Krka where you will enjoy in beautiful falls, relax and “recharge your batteries" in the nature. After that you will arrive by boat to the beautiful Dalmatian town of Skradin where you will be welcomed by our driver who would take you to the nearby farm where local Dalmatian products are produced. Along with a short tour of the farm, you will be able to taste 3 different sorts of wine as well as the lunch that will be prepared for you of home-made products from the farm (prosciutto, cheese, olives, wine, etc.). As this is completely private tour, departure depends on your wishes but we advise you to leave around 9am. You can customize this tour according to your wishes and for example add professional guide to escort you along the way (additional charge) or stop at town of Šibenik or Trogir for seightseeing on the way back (no additional charge). Also, you can remove some activity. This is our suggested itinerary created to provide you great experience and yet to take you back to Split on time to relax before dinner : • 9:00am - 10:15am: Departure from Split to National Park Krka (Pickup at your accommodation) • 10:15am - 1:30pm: Sightseeing and exploring of the Park • 1:30pm - 2:00pm: Travel from Park to farm • 2:00am - 4:30pm: Wine tasting and lunch at the farm • 4:30pm - 5:45pm: Return to Split