Jewels of Dalmatia

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 Trip Length
21 Days
 Trip Starts
Zagreb
 Trip Finishes
Zagreb
21 Day Jewels of Dalmatia Itinerary (Bunnik Tours)
Departures
Accommodation
3.5 - 4 Star
Max. Group Size
20
Guide Level
Fully Guided
Trip Code
BUN545

Overview

Read 6 reviews and enjoy exclusive savings on Bunnik Tours 21 Day Jewels of Dalmatia. Discover the splendour of the Adriatic coastline and its surrounding treasures. Be enchanted by the romance of Lake Bled, visit the ancient cities of Dubrovnik and Split, relax in charming coastal villages and marvel at the stunning Plitvice Lakes, all while experiencing generous local hospitality and delighting in the region's delicious cuisine. Return international flights are included between Australia and the start & end point of your trip. Surcharges may apply.

Itinerary

Welcome to Croatia, one of the jewels of the Mediterranean. Boasting an incredible coastline, stunning azure seas, well-preserved old towns and a fascinating history, our journey through Dalmatia will begin here in the city of Zagreb. The beautiful capital of Zagreb is also Croatia's largest city, situated between the southern slopes of the Medvednica Mountains and the northern bank of the Sava River. The city dates back to 1094 and architecturally is a mix of Austro-Hungarian and Socialist structures. Zagreb's colourful and historic old town is surrounded by parks and has a vibrant shopping centre, as well as numerous restaurants and cafes to enjoy for lunch and dinner.

Enjoy an afternoon at leisure to get your bearings, before meeting your fellow travellers and Tour Director over a welcome drink this evening.
We don’t want you to miss out on any aspect of your small group tour. To ensure that you don’t, we recommend you arrive at your hotel by 6.00pm.

We commence our journey today on a city tour of Zagreb. During our tour we'll see St Mark's Church, dating back to the 13th century; the beautiful baroque St Catherine's Church; one of the tallest buildings in Croatia, the Cathedral of Zagreb; the Parliament and Government Palace. The afternoon is at leisure to further explore on your own before tonight's group welcome dinner at a local restaurant. You may wish to climb to the top of Lotrščak Tower and enjoy a panoramic view of Zagreb as the sun sets on the city.

Sarajevo has been the meeting point between east and west for hundreds of years, the place where time seems to have frozen. A symbol of hospitality for centuries, Sarajevo has had many civilisations and empires pass through the city, each of them leaving their mark. Within just a few hundred metres of one another, Catholic and Orthodox churches, Mosques, and Jewish synagogues proudly stand side by side, standing the test of time and welcoming travellers. Unsurprisingly, Sarajevo has also been called the 'Jerusalem of Europe'.

We'll start early today and cross the border to enter the country of Bosnia & Herzegovina, also known as the heart-shaped land. The drive through the mountains to Sarajevo is one of the most scenic in the region.

On our travels we make a stop at the Tunnel of Hope, a museum dedicated to a fascinating 800-metre-long tunnel. Running underneath an airport runway, the Tunnel of Hope served as the link to the outside world during the 1992-95 siege where Bosnian Serb forces surrounded Sarajevo. During our visit we will learn more about the intriguing history of how the tunnel aided the survival of those under siege.
On arrival in Sarajevo we’ll enjoy a panoramic view of the Sarajevo Olympic Stadium, which hosted the Winter Olympic Games back in 1984, before enjoying the evening at leisure.

After breakfast we tour the city, viewing the vibrant Turkish-style bazaar, Baščaršija, with a wonderful array of pottery, metalwork and jewellery on offer. We'll also explore the Gazi Husrev Beg Mosque, one of the oldest and most beautiful mosques, believed to have been targeted heavily during the Bosnian War. We'll then visit the historical Gavrilo Princip Museum where the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand took place and is thought to have set off a chain of events that led to the start of the First World War.

Special Experience: Discover the culinary delights of Sarajevo on a gourmet walking tour. Enjoy a degustation of traditional foods, relax in a typical tavern and try two types of homemade rakija.

The rest of the day is at your leisure to further explore this wonderful city at your own pace.

Dubrovnik is in our sights today, set against a backdrop of the shimmering Adriatic Sea. Built on a strong tradition of maritime trade, Dubrovnik was one of the centres developing the Croatian language and literature, and was home to many notable poets, playwrights, painters, physicists, mathematicians, and other scholars.

Before arriving in Dubrovnik, we bid farewell to Sarajevo and travel through the spectacular gorge valley of the Neretva River to the historic town of Mostar. Mostar is the second largest city in Bosnia & Herzegovina and home to the famed Stari Most (old bridge). Built by the Ottomans in the 16th century, the bridge was the longest single arch constructed bridge in the world for centuries. The original bridge stood for over 400 years, before it was destroyed in the 1990s during the conflicts in the region. It was rebuilt by the European Union using most of the original stones, to its original specifications and style. It has become a rite of passage for young men from Mostar to jump from the bridge into the fast flowing and icy waters below.

Whilst in Mostar we'll also see the remains of the Turkish quarter and have some leisure time for lunch. We'll then cross back into Croatia and make our way to Dubrovnik.

This morning we'll enjoy a walking tour of Old Dubrovnik including a visit to the Rector's Palace. This palace owes its present shape to many additions and reconstructions throughout its turbulent history. It underwent various restorations and repairs due to damage by fires, explosions and earthquakes. Each architect who worked on the repairs had their own view of how the building should look. Today, this allows us to enjoy the unique mix of styles that have been blended perfectly across this monumental structure. Our tour will also take us past the Bell Tower Clock and Orlando's Column. We will also see Sponza Palace, the Dominican Monastery and the Franciscan Monastery, the latter boasting one of the world's oldest pharmacies.

The afternoon is yours to enjoy at leisure. For lunch why not try the local seafood, such as stewed muscles or fresh oysters. As the most popular delicacy, the seafood in Dubrovnik is always caught nearby and served fresh.

Today we enjoy a day trip to the tiny country of Montenegro and the historic town of Kotor. We'll drive along the beautiful and rugged Bay of Kotor, the longest and deepest fjord in southern Europe. Enjoy a boat ride from the town of Perast to Our Lady of the Rocks, one of the two islets off the coast, home to a church and museum. The bay is also dotted with many charming little villages and towns such as Risan and Kotor, which are well-preserved towns typical of The Middle Ages. Kotor's medieval architecture and numerous monuments of cultural heritage have made the town part of UNESCO's ‘World Natural and Cultural-Historical Region of Kotor'.

We'll discover some of the Old Town with a local guide and then have some free time for lunch and to explore further before returning to Dubrovnik.

This morning we head north along the spectacular coast to Hvar Island. Home to beguiling beaches and rich with cultural and historic heritage, Hvar has plenty on offer. All along the coast, small villages occupy the thin strip of land between towering mountains and cliffs and the bright turquoise waters of the Adriatic. We'll make a few stops in some of the picturesque towns along the way, including Baćinska Jezera.

Our journey to Hvar will include a ferry ride, then we take in the views from the panoramic road on the island as we travel to Hvar town. Lined with 13th-century walls that surround ornate Gothic palaces, Hvar is a small but busy town which can host up to 20,000 people a day in peak periods. The evening is free for you to enjoy at your leisure. Why not stroll the marble-clad and traffic-free streets to take in the city's vibrant nightlife.

This morning we see some of the highlights of the beautiful island of Hvar on a walking tour. On our walk we'll enjoy scenic views from the Hvar Fortress, a medieval castle dating back to before 500 BC. We then make our way to the village of Vrisnik where we enjoy a shared group lunch.

Special Experience: Enjoy the warm hospitality of the locals and taste the regional cuisine at a special home-hosted lunch at a local family restaurant. This afternoon is free to enjoy at your leisure.

This morning we'll board a ferry and continue to Split, one of the jewels of Croatia's glittering Adriatic Coast. The largest and most important city of the Dalmatia region, Split was first settled back in 639.

Today we'll explore the historic inner city of Split, built around the Roman Emperor Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site. Immerse yourself in Roman history as we see the remnants of Split's Roman heritage, its Renaissance and Gothic structures, Jupiter's Temple, the Peristyle and the Cathedral.

The rest of the afternoon is then yours to enjoy at leisure. You may wish to spend time at one of the city's stunning beaches before exploring some of the excellent dining options and buzzing nightlife in town. Your Tour Director will be able to help with some recommendations.

We'll make our way towards Ličko Petrovo Selo, a small village with rich history and stunning natural surroundings only a short distance away from the Plitvice Lakes National Park. First, we'll continue north along the coast to the artists' town of Trogir, where scholars from around the world gather to study and paint. Here, we'll explore the Old Town and see the Romanesque-Gothic Cathedral of St Lawrence. Enjoy some free time for lunch before we make our way to Ličko Petrovo Selo, via both the Krka Bridge and the Mascelina Bridge. After checking in to our hotel, we'll enjoy dinner together at our hotel.

After breakfast we'll head to Plitvice Lakes to explore this stunning national park. Plitvice Lakes National Park comprises 16 terraced lakes surrounded by densely wooded hills. Found in the Lika region of Croatia, Plitvice Lakes National Park covers a total area of 300-square-kilometres, including the beguiling string of lakes that link together over a distance of 8-kilometres. Today we'll enjoy a morning walk around some of the lower lakes. Make sure you wear good, comfortable shoes! The afternoon is free for you to explore further at your own pace or to relax and enjoy the tranquillity. Why not discover more of this incredible natural phenomenon on an extended walk with your guide this afternoon?

This morning we make our way to the former imperial resort town of Opatija, located on the beautiful Gulf of Kvarner. Opatija is still a popular resort destination for locals and visitors from surrounding European countries due to its perpetual warm climate. Along the way we stop to visit the beautiful watermill village in Rastoke. Here the bright, turquoise water of the Slunjčica flows into the Korana River, which over time has created a series of picturesque waterfalls. After some free time for lunch, we continue to Opatija. We'll take an orientation tour of the town on arrival, and the remainder of the day is at leisure for you to explore on your own.

We have an early start this morning ahead of an exciting full day excursion to the Istrian Peninsula. The drive will take us through many tourist resorts on our way to the town of Poreč, where we'll visit the Euphrasian Basilica dating from the sixth century and famous for its Byzantine mosaics. We then continue to the village of Rovinj, renowned for its colourful, narrow streets, small squares and old palaces built in Venetian style.

We'll enjoy free time here for lunch and to explore the old town. Our last stop for the day is Pula, a strategic port dating back to ancient Roman times. During our time here we'll visit the Roman Amphitheatre, the sixth largest of its kind to be preserved in the world today.

Today we'll journey to the picturesque Slovenian city of Ljubljana. Charming and romantic, the country's capital is an idyllic city full of elegant buildings, tree-lined boulevards and welcoming locals. As we make our way to Ljubljana, we cross the border into Slovenia and stop at the incredible Postojna Caves, a network of 20 kilometres of passages, galleries and chambers and the largest and the most-visited show cave in Europe. This massive cave has its own distinct ecosystem and is home to the unique amphibian, the olm, also known as the human-fish.

After some free time for lunch, our journey continues, stopping at Predjama for a photo opportunity of the impressive Predjama Castle, built into the mouth of a cavern. Upon arrival into Ljubljana, we'll take a short sightseeing tour, seeing the intricate baroque buildings of the Old Town, Town Hall, Robba's Fountain, Three Bridges, Parliament and Congress Square.

In the heart of the Julian Alps lies the delightful city of Bled. The region around Bled is beautiful, set amongst stunning mountain peaks and brimming with forests and greenery, waterfalls and streams. After a morning at leisure in Ljubljana, we'll make our way to charming Bled where we have the option to relax and soak up the local atmosphere or to explore the lush greenery and tranquil waters of the spectacular Vintgar Gorge on a walking tour. Don't forget your camera, the scenery will take your breath away!

Special Experience: Visit the traditional Gingerbread Museum to learn the history of this honey-bread and make your very own gingerbread heart, a symbol of love and passion.

Challenging Day: Today is a particularly challenging day, where there will be extended periods of walking time, often across uneven ground and in areas of high altitude or heat and humidity.

Bled is ours to enjoy today during a sightseeing tour, including the town, the lakeshore and the imposing Bled Castle, perched on a cliff high above the lake. Bled Castle was first mentioned in 1011 when the German emperor Henrik II gave it to the Bishops of Brixen. The castle is now a fascinating museum and exhibition space. Next, we travel to the lake valley of Bohinj, beautifully set amidst dense woods and spectacular mountains. The journey will take us through some very old, typical Slovenian villages with gorgeous landscapes.

Special Experience: Visit the Alpine Dairy Farming Museum, learning about the life of herdsmen in an authentic environment and tasting the locally produced cheeses. We ride a cable car to the top of Mt. Vogel where we admire the breath-taking views over Lake Bohinj and the surrounding southern Julian Alps. Enjoy some free time for lunch here amongst this Alpine wonderland.

After making our way back to Bled, the rest of the day is at leisure to enjoy this picture-perfect location. Whilst exploring the Lake Bled area, make sure you stop and try a local Slovenian dish, known as the Bled Cream Cake. Made with layers of puff pastry, custard and whipped cream it'll be hard not to go back for seconds. Many cafes offer chocolate or fruit versions of the cream cake too!

Today we make our way back to where we started – Zagreb. After breakfast this morning, we'll depart for the picturesque town of Novo Mesto, on the bend of the Krka River.

Special Experience: Take a relaxing cruise aboard Rudolf's Raft as we meander past the adorable houses and buildings dotted along the riverbanks, all while enjoying a delicious lunch and onboard entertainment. Stopping along the way for a photo opportunity at Otocec Castle, we return to Zagreb in the evening, where we'll enjoy a group farewell dinner at a local restaurant.

Our tour concludes after breakfast this morning, marking the completion of our adventure across the Jewels of Dalmatia. We hope you leave with fantastic memories!

Trip Inclusions

Witness age-old culture and stunning landscapes in Bosnia & Herzegovina

  • Tour the capital of Sarajevo
  • Discover the culinary delights of Sarajevo on a gourmet walking tour
  • Visit the Tunnel of Hope
  • Be enchanted by the town of Mostar

Beauty, culture and ancient architecture awaits you in Croatia

  • Get acquainted with the city of Zagreb
  • Enjoy views of the Adriatic Sea
  • Stroll along the medieval city walls in Dubrovnik
  • Tour the tiny country of the Republic of Montenegro
  • Stop for a photo opportunity at Baćinska Jezera
  • See the sights of Hvar
  • Experience a special home-hosted lunch with a local family
  • Visit the city of Split
  • Visit the town of Trogir
  • Discover Plitvice Lakes National Park
  • Visit the watermill village of Rastoke
  • Spend two nights in Opatija
  • Take a full day excursion to the Istrian Peninsula

Slovenia, the land of pristine landscape and friendly faces

  • Explore the Postojna Caves
  • See the impressive Predjama Castle
  • Tour the well-preserved city of Ljubljana
  • Enjoy free time in Bled
  • Take a walk through Vintgar Gorge
  • Visit the traditional Gingerbread Museum
  • Explore the mountain resort of Bled, including Bled Castle
  • Visit the Alpine Dairy Farming Museum
  • Admire views over Lake Bohinj
  • Cruise aboard Rudolf’s Raft down the Krka Rive

  • Return economy-class flights from Australia to Croatia. Taxes included
  • Airport transfers on the first and last day of tour
  • All touring in air-conditioned vehicles
  • Ferry from Drvenik to Hvar
  • Ferry from Hvar to Split

  • 18 nights in 3-4 star hotels
  • Best Western Premier Hotel Astoria, Zagreb
  • Residence Inn Sarajevo, Sarajevo
  • Grand Hotel Park, Dubrovnik
  • Amfora Hvar Grand Beach Resort, Hvar
  • Dioklecijan Hotel & Residence, Split
  • Hotel Lyra, Ličko Petrovo Selo
  • Paris Hotel, Opatija
  • Eurostars uHotel, Ljubljana
  • Hotel Park, Bled

  • 18 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 5 dinners, including group welcome and farewell dinners
  • Hvar, enjoy the hospitality of the locals at a home-hosted lunch
  • Bled, indulge in a 3 course meal of traditional Slovenian fare

  • English-speaking locally based tour director
  • English-speaking locally based guides

  • Accommodation, itinerary and inclusions subject to change.
  • Disruptions to itinerary may occur.

Trip Reviews (6) Most Recent 'Jewels of Dalmatia' Reviews

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Jewels of Dalmatia 3 , QLD, Australia, Jun 2018
An excellent tour with a good group of like-minded travellers of a similar age, and an interesting itinerary. The hotels were mostly of a good standard as were the included meals - which catered adequately for me as a vegetarian. Our tour guide Petr did a good job of keeping us informed and the local guides were mostly very good and informative. With ...read more a group of sixteen we had plenty of space to spread out on the coach.
Jewels of Dalmatia, well paced friendly tour   6 , VIC, Australia, May 2018
Have just returned from Jewels of Dalmatia tour with Bunnik. The tour had a maximum of 17 passengers and this made travelling very easy. Blaž the tour guide was excellent, he was very well informed and included special inclusions that made our tour that more personal. The accommodation was very good, usually close into town so you could go out and explore. ...read more

Enjoyed Dubrovnik, Plitvice lakes and the beautiful scenery of Slovenia. The tour group were friendly and sociable. The month of May is definitely the best time to travel. Very few crowds, weather was great, not too warm, good walking weather.

I would travel with Bunnik again, transfers went smoothly both arriving and departing. Yvonne at Global Journeys did an excellent job, especially with the transfer of hotels in Venice, I really appreciated not having to move hotels, as some people on our tour had to do. I wouldn’t hesitate booking with Global Journeys again.
Introduction to Dalmatia   10 , WA, Australia, Sep 2017
The tour, Jewels of Dalmatia, was an excellent introduction to some of the great old cities and parts of of Hungary, Croatia, Bosnia Herzegovina, Montenegro and Slovenia, with a parting farewell in the unique old Italian city, Venice. The scenery on the 3500 km journey was breathtaking, be it the mountains, forests, plateaus or the coasts. The old ...read more cities were rich with history and glorious architectural styles, with an ambiance found only where there has been a rich background of various cultures over the centuries.

Our coach was modern and comfortable, our driver excellent. The tour guide was personable, knowledgeable had infinite patience and always had our welfare at heart. We didn't have the cities all to ourselves. It must be the 'go to' destination of Europe at the moment (Sept 2017) as we always had lost of other coaches plus a number of cruise ships for company. Sometimes it meant it took a while longer to access facilities, cafes and shops.

Overall, the tour was busy and would suit people who like to be on the go.
Dalmatia Coast was more interesting and varied than expected 6 , NSW, Australia, May 2017
One negative, was lack of information about flight Options. Itinerary provided at last minute indicated only option via Heathrow which added almost a days flight time on both legs. As new Bunnik travellers we were not informed regarding alternative options. We were highly delighted with the tour and considered our tour guide instrumental in achieving ...read more a really positive experience. A great time had by all.
Covered a range of interesting places and fantastic scenery 5 , Australia, May 2014
The Bunnik 'Jewels of Dalmatia' tour was very enjoyable. It was well organised and the itinerary covered a range of very interesting places and fantastic scenery. There was something to appeal to everyone - a number of visits to historical sites / churches / museums, with excellent local guides and stunning scenery (coast of Croatia, Plitvice Lakes, ...read more Lake Bled etc.) The well-located hotels meant access to local shopping experiences and restaurants was very easy. Although the tour group had the maximum limit (26), the bus used for the tour was a full-sized, 'luxurious' bus, meaning that everyone could spread out and appreciate the many wonderful views while travelling to the various destinations. The tour guide Anna-Maria was excellent - very knowledgeable, with a happy disposition and great organisational skills. On the whole, the accommodation was very good - excellent. The only negative was the dinners supplied by the hotel at Plitvice Lakes, but with such a fantastic location, that small point didn't have a major effect on the enjoyment of the venue. The booking was handled in an efficient manner and questions were answered promptly. This was my first experience with Global Journeys and I would have no hesitation in recommending either the Bunnik tour or Global Journeys to other people.
I would highly recommend this tour 2 , Australia, Apr 2014
We went on Jewels of Dalmatia 2014 with Bunnik Tours in April 2014. We were very impressed with the Tour. Our tour guide Anna-Maria met us at the airport in Budapest and we were transported to our hotel for the start of our tour. There was 16 Australians on the tour on a 46 seater coach. The maximum on the tour is 26 people and so there will always ...read more be plenty of room on the coach to spread out. Anna-Maria was very knowledgeable and lots of fun and made sure that we were always well looked after. She went out of her way to solve any problems people on the tour encountered. The tour requires a reasonable level of fitness as there is a number of walking tours of cities that go for at least a couple of hours. The day at Plitvice Lakes was one of the many highlights and involved walking around the parkland for over 4 hours looking at the hundreds of waterfalls that link the 7 lakes in the area. The scenery and amazing old cities visited on the tour were spectacular. There is quite a bit of free time on the tour which works really well. We were always shown around a city and taken on a walk to orientate ourselves before the free time and were always given maps and handy hints so we wouldn't get lost. There was no pressure to do anything speciific in our free time, it was ours to enjoy as we wished. The weather was a bit cool and we had quite a few days where it rained part of the day but were still happy to travel at this time of the year to avoid the big crowds and the heat. The hotels were of a high standard and were always within at the most a 15 minute walk of the very centre of the cities we visited. Most places we visited we stayed 2 nights which made the pace of the tour really pleasant. I would highly recommend this tour.
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