Dubrovnik

Luxury

See the city walls of Dubrovnik from a sailboat and cruise to the Elaphiti islands on this tour with options for a full- or a half-day trip. Enjoy cool soft drinks while you explore the coastline.  Travel in a dingy to your sailboat and embark from the Bay of Lapad. Admire the turquoise waters as you set sail around the impressive fortifications that surround Dubrovnik. Make your way to the picturesque islands of the Elaphiti island archipelago. Discover pristine and secluded beaches. Continue to the Blue Cave to admire the ethereal color of the water reflecting on the cave walls. Go for a dip in the refreshing water and search for colorful marine life with the snorkeling gear. Learn how to steer the ship with a sailing lesson. Sip on soft drinks as you get some sun on deck.

Your tour begins with a complimentary pickup from your hotel in Dubrovnik. From there travel to the border, 45 kilometers south of Dubrovnik. Once you make it over the border to Montenegro, your adventure starts.  Travel to and explore the small town of Perast. Take a boat to Kotor to begin your sightseeing cruise. First, visit a small man-made island in the middle of Kotor Bay: the Island of Our Lady of the Rocks, one of the most important symbols of Montenegro with fascinating scenery and architecture.  Following a short visit, your cruise continues to Kotor, the most important Venetian port on this side of the Adriatic Coast. UNESCO-listed since 1979, this town is surrounded by 4.5-km-long city walls and contains a fascinating Old Town.  Choose to climb up to the walls, visit the museums, walk the streets, or just enjoy having lunch in one of the great local restaurants. At the end of your experience, return back to Dubrovnik where your guide will take you back to your hotel.

Meet your guide at the Riva, Split's seaside promenade, and depart for a private tour to Dubrovnik in the morning. Set off for the 4-hour journey on a comfortable air-conditioned coach. During the journey enjoy the spectacular views of the Dalmatian Coast and hear about the history of Dubrovnik from your professional guide. Dubrovnik is also known as the 'Pearl of the Adriatic,' for its marvelous beauty. Explore the Stari Grad, the Old Town, and the white limestone streets. Follow your guide through the streets, and see the famous Onofrio's Fountain, the beautiful Franciscan Monastery, the Renaissance-era Sponza Palace, the Rector's Palace, Orlando's Column, and the city cathedral, and many more. Walk down the wide Stradun, the main promenade in the city, and learn about the history of this UNESCO World Heritage-listed city from your guide. Finally, on your way back to split, stop at the roadside to purchase organic products such as mandarins and honey before drop off at the original departure point.