daily Itinerary: Aug 25-Sept 9, 2025
Events listed below are based upon availability and upon local variations of closing times and is subject to change.
- Day 1 (Monday) Depart USA to fly to Zagreb
Day 2 (Tuesday) Zagreb
On Tuesday we meet you at the airport and transfer you to the hotel in downtown Zagreb. We advise sipping some caffeine to stay awake at least until 8:00 - 10:00 PM in order to sleep through the first night. The first few nights your body will try to revert back to home base, so melatonin and over-the-counter sleep aids help avoid waking at 3:00 AM.
Zagreb has a charming downtown with a distinctly European flavor and layout out with parks, tree-lined boulevard and majestic buildings you'd expect in such a capital. Dinner in a near-by cafe and a walk in a lovely park helps you stay awake until bedtime.
On Tuesday we meet you at the airport and transfer you to the hotel in downtown Zagreb. We advise sipping some caffeine to stay awake at least until 8:00 - 10:00 PM in order to sleep through the first night. The first few nights your body will try to revert back to home base, so melatonin and over-the-counter sleep aids help avoid waking at 3:00 AM.
Zagreb has a charming downtown with a distinctly European flavor and layout out with parks, tree-lined boulevard and majestic buildings you'd expect in such a capital. Dinner in a near-by cafe and a walk in a lovely park helps you stay awake until bedtime.
Day 3 (Wednesday) The Castle Trakoscan and the historic town and parks of the capital, Zagreb.
North of Zagreb, we approach the border of Slovenia and Serbia in the mountainous north of Croatia -- and they actually ski here in winter. Near the border is the historic Trakoscan Castle. Perched on a strategic mountain top the views, 360 degrees of vineyards and lush woodlands, It is, by far, Croatia's best preserved and most visited medieval castle.
Built in the 13th century with its white-trimmed crenelations, a dramatic drawbridge, and red-roofed towers, it surely has a fairy tale charm. Trakoscan's sprawling grounds feature a romantic landscape of English-style gardens and a lake with hiking trails. No need for a guide here as the pathways are well marked, but we'll have a guide anyway.
We return in the early afternoon for a guided tour of the beautiful and restful parks of Zagreb that are only a few blocks from our hotel. Our guide provides the history and modern life of Zagreb of the parks and neighboring buildings of the capital city.
Enjoy dinner at one of dozens of outdoor cafes. We usually order a salad of some sort (Croatia has lots of fresh veggies) and a main dish and split it. More than enough for most of our guests. Price: about $12 per person. Then head back, at your leisure, to the hotel for a great end-of-jet lag sleep.
North of Zagreb, we approach the border of Slovenia and Serbia in the mountainous north of Croatia -- and they actually ski here in winter. Near the border is the historic Trakoscan Castle. Perched on a strategic mountain top the views, 360 degrees of vineyards and lush woodlands, It is, by far, Croatia's best preserved and most visited medieval castle.
Built in the 13th century with its white-trimmed crenelations, a dramatic drawbridge, and red-roofed towers, it surely has a fairy tale charm. Trakoscan's sprawling grounds feature a romantic landscape of English-style gardens and a lake with hiking trails. No need for a guide here as the pathways are well marked, but we'll have a guide anyway.
We return in the early afternoon for a guided tour of the beautiful and restful parks of Zagreb that are only a few blocks from our hotel. Our guide provides the history and modern life of Zagreb of the parks and neighboring buildings of the capital city.
Enjoy dinner at one of dozens of outdoor cafes. We usually order a salad of some sort (Croatia has lots of fresh veggies) and a main dish and split it. More than enough for most of our guests. Price: about $12 per person. Then head back, at your leisure, to the hotel for a great end-of-jet lag sleep.
Day 4 (Thursday) Plitvice Lakes, Smiljan (Tesla's birthplace/museum), Sibenik
We head to the Plitvice Lakes in the mountainous national parks. We'll tour the lakes and enjoy the pristine beauty of what many consider one of Europe's most beautiful national parks. Then a short drive southwest to Smiljan, birthplace of Nikola Tesla and the Tesla museum.
Then on to Sibenik on the Adriatic. Its old town is the oldest city town in Croatia with a scenic medieval town surrounded by four fortresses. Behind the walls discover very old churches and charming narrow stone streets. We arrive in time to enjoy one of the wonderful sidewalk bay-side restaurants.
We head to the Plitvice Lakes in the mountainous national parks. We'll tour the lakes and enjoy the pristine beauty of what many consider one of Europe's most beautiful national parks. Then a short drive southwest to Smiljan, birthplace of Nikola Tesla and the Tesla museum.
Then on to Sibenik on the Adriatic. Its old town is the oldest city town in Croatia with a scenic medieval town surrounded by four fortresses. Behind the walls discover very old churches and charming narrow stone streets. We arrive in time to enjoy one of the wonderful sidewalk bay-side restaurants.
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Day 5 (Friday) Krka National Park and old town Sibenik
A short bus ride away is the second most famous and scenic Croatian national park of Krka, a true ecological treasure of forests, lakes and amazingly different waterfalls. Enjoy strolling the grounds and walkways. Our private coach takes us back to Sibenik where you'll receive an in-depth tour of Sibenik.
Sibenik has many distinctions, one being it was the first city in the world to have Tesla's street and city lighting. It worked!
Only five cities in the world have two UNESCO monuments. Sibenik is one of them. 16th century Cathedral St. Jacob is a true architectural masterpiece that took 100+ years to build. Very few fortresses are as picturesque and elegant as the Renaissance Fortress of St. Nicholas, located at the entrance to the wonderful St. Anthony channel, which serves as the door of Sibenik to the open sea. Built in the 16th century as a defense from Turkish attacks from the sea, it is one of the most attractive fortifications on the Adriatic Coast.
Tonight, relax and roam the old town and enjoy free time and dinner on the esplanade at a cafe of your choice.
A short bus ride away is the second most famous and scenic Croatian national park of Krka, a true ecological treasure of forests, lakes and amazingly different waterfalls. Enjoy strolling the grounds and walkways. Our private coach takes us back to Sibenik where you'll receive an in-depth tour of Sibenik.
Sibenik has many distinctions, one being it was the first city in the world to have Tesla's street and city lighting. It worked!
Only five cities in the world have two UNESCO monuments. Sibenik is one of them. 16th century Cathedral St. Jacob is a true architectural masterpiece that took 100+ years to build. Very few fortresses are as picturesque and elegant as the Renaissance Fortress of St. Nicholas, located at the entrance to the wonderful St. Anthony channel, which serves as the door of Sibenik to the open sea. Built in the 16th century as a defense from Turkish attacks from the sea, it is one of the most attractive fortifications on the Adriatic Coast.
Tonight, relax and roam the old town and enjoy free time and dinner on the esplanade at a cafe of your choice.
Day 6 (Saturday) Morning drive down the coast, stopping at Primosten and Trogir on the way to Split, Diocletian's Palace and our yacht, the Lupus Mare.
Our driver takes us down the coast to Primosten, knows as Croatia's prettiest seaside village where we take a 30 minute walk around the historic old town and enjoy the views of their beautiful beaches.
We next visit the historic port town Trogir. This historic center has been included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites for its Venetian architecture and provides another interesting side trip on our morning journey.
Our driver takes us down the coast to Primosten, knows as Croatia's prettiest seaside village where we take a 30 minute walk around the historic old town and enjoy the views of their beautiful beaches.
We next visit the historic port town Trogir. This historic center has been included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites for its Venetian architecture and provides another interesting side trip on our morning journey.
Then on to Split where we enjoy what Emperor Diocletian enjoyed when he built his grand estates between Split and Sibenik. Split is the second largest city in Croatia, and is a bustling port for tourists anxious to visit the many Dalmatian Islands.
Our guide shows you the famous Diocletian Palace, and Pjaca Square, home to the city’s town hall. Admire stunning architecture from the Roman and Venetian eras. The Old Town also has unique restaurants and cafes where you can unwind and enjoy a cool drink. If you want to mingle with the locals, head for the Fish Market – it occupies a Secession-style building, which makes for impressive photos
Our guide shows you the famous Diocletian Palace, and Pjaca Square, home to the city’s town hall. Admire stunning architecture from the Roman and Venetian eras. The Old Town also has unique restaurants and cafes where you can unwind and enjoy a cool drink. If you want to mingle with the locals, head for the Fish Market – it occupies a Secession-style building, which makes for impressive photos
In the afternoon board our yacht, the Lupus Mare (Sea Wolf), and meet the wonderful captain and crew. Your luggage will already be in on board, so come enjoy dinner as we cruise the Dalmatian coast.
We never cruise at night lest we miss the beautiful vistas! We'll actually be at Brac Island in an hour or so, where we anchor for the night -- and maybe a quick swim before dinner!
We've often been told by some guests that "we're not really swimmers" but after seeing the beautiful water, they succumb and soon jump in or use the kayaks, wave runner and other water sport toys.
We never cruise at night lest we miss the beautiful vistas! We'll actually be at Brac Island in an hour or so, where we anchor for the night -- and maybe a quick swim before dinner!
We've often been told by some guests that "we're not really swimmers" but after seeing the beautiful water, they succumb and soon jump in or use the kayaks, wave runner and other water sport toys.
Day 7 (Sunday) Brac Island
Enjoy reading why famous trekkers love Brac Island with the highest peak of any Dalmatian island. https://www.earthtrekkers. com/love-brac-island-croatia-zlatni-rat-beach We love Brac as well. We've driven all around the island and still barely caught all the wonders: olive groves, olive press factory, great beaches, charming towns, and friendly people.
We provide a bus/van to take you to the olive oil museum for a most unusual and delicious lundh. Included.
Take the option of ordering a bike, car, or van (the steward can make the arrangements) either for yourself or a group to roam the island and see the places you select of this large island.
We have a special Fireside tonight aboard the yacht.
Enjoy reading why famous trekkers love Brac Island with the highest peak of any Dalmatian island. https://www.earthtrekkers. com/love-brac-island-croatia-zlatni-rat-beach We love Brac as well. We've driven all around the island and still barely caught all the wonders: olive groves, olive press factory, great beaches, charming towns, and friendly people.
We provide a bus/van to take you to the olive oil museum for a most unusual and delicious lundh. Included.
Take the option of ordering a bike, car, or van (the steward can make the arrangements) either for yourself or a group to roam the island and see the places you select of this large island.
We have a special Fireside tonight aboard the yacht.
Day 8 (Monday) Hvar Island
Named the 4th most beautiful island in the world by a leading travel guide, we trust you'll declare the same conclusion. Hvar town is a Mediterranean dream, full of rustic cobblestoned streets, charming shops full of lavender the island is famous for, stunning beaches, and ancient history.
Fortica - Looming high above the town and lit with a golden glow at night, this medieval castle occupies the site of an ancient Illyrian settlement dating from before 500 BC. The views looking down over Hvar and the Pakleni Islands are magnificent, and well worth the trudge up through the old-town streets. Once you clear the town walls it’s a gently sloping meander up the tree-shaded hillside to the fortress – or you can drive to the very top. Inside there’s a collection of ancient amphorae recovered from the seabed, and a terrace cafe.
The Arsenal - Mentioned in Venetian documents as ‘the most beautiful and the most useful building in the whole of Dalmatia’, once served as a repair and refitting station for war galleons. Its present incarnation was built in 1611 to replace a building destroyed by Ottomans. Upstairs is an atmospheric theatre decorated with frescos and baroque loggias. Opened in 1612, it’s said to be the first theatre in Europe to have admitted plebeians and aristocrats alike. In 2016, the remains of a 1st-century Roman building were discovered beneath the floor.
And this is the just the beginning of what there is to explore in Hvar, the island and Hvar, the town. Read more at: www.lonelyplanet.com/croatia/dalmatia/hvar-island
Named the 4th most beautiful island in the world by a leading travel guide, we trust you'll declare the same conclusion. Hvar town is a Mediterranean dream, full of rustic cobblestoned streets, charming shops full of lavender the island is famous for, stunning beaches, and ancient history.
Fortica - Looming high above the town and lit with a golden glow at night, this medieval castle occupies the site of an ancient Illyrian settlement dating from before 500 BC. The views looking down over Hvar and the Pakleni Islands are magnificent, and well worth the trudge up through the old-town streets. Once you clear the town walls it’s a gently sloping meander up the tree-shaded hillside to the fortress – or you can drive to the very top. Inside there’s a collection of ancient amphorae recovered from the seabed, and a terrace cafe.
The Arsenal - Mentioned in Venetian documents as ‘the most beautiful and the most useful building in the whole of Dalmatia’, once served as a repair and refitting station for war galleons. Its present incarnation was built in 1611 to replace a building destroyed by Ottomans. Upstairs is an atmospheric theatre decorated with frescos and baroque loggias. Opened in 1612, it’s said to be the first theatre in Europe to have admitted plebeians and aristocrats alike. In 2016, the remains of a 1st-century Roman building were discovered beneath the floor.
And this is the just the beginning of what there is to explore in Hvar, the island and Hvar, the town. Read more at: www.lonelyplanet.com/croatia/dalmatia/hvar-island
Day 9 (Tuesday) Vis Island (pronounced Wees)
You'll awake and find we're anchored near the entrance of the famous Blue Grotto on the island of Biševo, just off Vis. It glows an incredible blue each day around noon. Keep an eye out for seals that often play near the entrance. After a small boat tour of the grotto, the boat take us to our yacht. Such service!
35-square-mile Vis island welcomes you next with 17th-century Venetian architecture, azure beaches, & laid-back vibes.
In Vis town, our guide shows you parts of the ancient city walls along with a thermae (public baths). On a small peninsula, St. Jerome’s Church and Monastery is built over an ancient Roman theater. The World Wildlife Fund declared Vis is one of the ten best-preserved islands in the Mediterranean.
You may be interested to know that Momma Mia: Here We Go Again was filmed on the Vis town of Komiza and the beaches of Stiniva. The pebbled beach was named the most beautiful in Europe in 2016 but a variety of beaches welcome some beautiful possibilities. Just remember the local saying, "pomalo, pomalo" (slowly, slowly) and you'll be fine.
Looking forward to a laid back day of exploring this unique island.
You'll awake and find we're anchored near the entrance of the famous Blue Grotto on the island of Biševo, just off Vis. It glows an incredible blue each day around noon. Keep an eye out for seals that often play near the entrance. After a small boat tour of the grotto, the boat take us to our yacht. Such service!
35-square-mile Vis island welcomes you next with 17th-century Venetian architecture, azure beaches, & laid-back vibes.
In Vis town, our guide shows you parts of the ancient city walls along with a thermae (public baths). On a small peninsula, St. Jerome’s Church and Monastery is built over an ancient Roman theater. The World Wildlife Fund declared Vis is one of the ten best-preserved islands in the Mediterranean.
You may be interested to know that Momma Mia: Here We Go Again was filmed on the Vis town of Komiza and the beaches of Stiniva. The pebbled beach was named the most beautiful in Europe in 2016 but a variety of beaches welcome some beautiful possibilities. Just remember the local saying, "pomalo, pomalo" (slowly, slowly) and you'll be fine.
Looking forward to a laid back day of exploring this unique island.
Day 10 (Wednesday) Korčula Island
Marco Polo's old town or Stari Grad, is one of the most unusual in all the islands. We love it. No one wants to leave! It's designed in a fish-bone pattern that blocks out cold winds and entices cooling breezes. It has the best shopping in the Adriatic.
According to legend, Trojan hero Aeneas arrived in the 12th century BC. Check out the numerous old stone buildings and fortresses left behind. Its ideal climate is perfect for agriculture and the sea teems with fish. They called it "Black Corfu" after their homeland and the dense pinewoods.
The island is covered with Mediterranean flora including extensive pine forests. The Moreška sword dance, stonemasonry, painting and sculpture arts are strong traditions.
This is the birthplace of Marco Polo, so that’s another site to keep your eyes out for when you walk to the top of the tower in town.
Marco Polo's old town or Stari Grad, is one of the most unusual in all the islands. We love it. No one wants to leave! It's designed in a fish-bone pattern that blocks out cold winds and entices cooling breezes. It has the best shopping in the Adriatic.
According to legend, Trojan hero Aeneas arrived in the 12th century BC. Check out the numerous old stone buildings and fortresses left behind. Its ideal climate is perfect for agriculture and the sea teems with fish. They called it "Black Corfu" after their homeland and the dense pinewoods.
The island is covered with Mediterranean flora including extensive pine forests. The Moreška sword dance, stonemasonry, painting and sculpture arts are strong traditions.
This is the birthplace of Marco Polo, so that’s another site to keep your eyes out for when you walk to the top of the tower in town.
Day 11 (Thursday) Mljet Island (pronounced Me-yet)
When the apostle Paul shipwrecked on an island, Mljet became "The Place." A scenic wonderland, with a quiet small town where villagers anxiously meet the yachts. You are welcome here, just as Paul was.
It's a great place to rent a bike or an electric bike. Either explore the two "lakes" nearby in their national park (25 euro fee) or cycle the two-lane paved road that runs throughout the island.
With no airport, only occasional ferries, and charming villages all around, it’s a tranquil delight. In the afternoon, our captain and crew take us to a tranquil bay where the crystal clear waters cast a turquoise luminescence so delightful for swimming. You can see the sea bottom 30 feet below!
When the apostle Paul shipwrecked on an island, Mljet became "The Place." A scenic wonderland, with a quiet small town where villagers anxiously meet the yachts. You are welcome here, just as Paul was.
It's a great place to rent a bike or an electric bike. Either explore the two "lakes" nearby in their national park (25 euro fee) or cycle the two-lane paved road that runs throughout the island.
With no airport, only occasional ferries, and charming villages all around, it’s a tranquil delight. In the afternoon, our captain and crew take us to a tranquil bay where the crystal clear waters cast a turquoise luminescence so delightful for swimming. You can see the sea bottom 30 feet below!
Day 12 (Friday) Cruise to Sipano Island
Sipano is the nearby island and is the largest of the islands near Dubrovnik. Tradition has it that the naval Battle of Tauris during Caesar's Civil War happened here.
The island's population is 419 with two ports on the island, Sudurad (San Giorgio) in the east, and Šipanska Luka (Porto Gippana) in the west. The island is also famed for its numerous palm tree species that grow on the island.
This is a gentle island that is wonderful for casual walks as you explore the village, meet the people and explore its wonders that include two limestone crests, the higher (Velji Vrh, 243 m) in the northeast and the lower in the southeast surround a dolomite depression, in which olives, figs, vine, carob-trees, almond-trees, oranges and citrus fruit are cultivated.
Sipano is the nearby island and is the largest of the islands near Dubrovnik. Tradition has it that the naval Battle of Tauris during Caesar's Civil War happened here.
The island's population is 419 with two ports on the island, Sudurad (San Giorgio) in the east, and Šipanska Luka (Porto Gippana) in the west. The island is also famed for its numerous palm tree species that grow on the island.
This is a gentle island that is wonderful for casual walks as you explore the village, meet the people and explore its wonders that include two limestone crests, the higher (Velji Vrh, 243 m) in the northeast and the lower in the southeast surround a dolomite depression, in which olives, figs, vine, carob-trees, almond-trees, oranges and citrus fruit are cultivated.
Day 13 (Saturday) Disembark the yacht in Orebic on our way to Dubrovnik. You step immediately into the old "Game of Thrones" 15th century city under Venetian rule. Long regarded as the crown jewel of the Adriatic Sea, UNESCO listed Dubrovnik in its World Heritage Sites in recognition of its outstanding medieval architecture and fortified old town. No wonder HBO set Game of Thrones here. Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Robin Hood and even the Bollywood movie, Fan, were filmed here.
After lunch on your own in Dubrovnik, we board our coach and head south to Kotor, Montenegro. A beautiful drive along the jagged coastline until we reach the "fjords" of Kotor. Our hotel is inside the walled city. A walking tour of Kotor gives you a great overview of this fascinating ancient walled city. Evening free to dine and explore. So many small lanes to experience.
After lunch on your own in Dubrovnik, we board our coach and head south to Kotor, Montenegro. A beautiful drive along the jagged coastline until we reach the "fjords" of Kotor. Our hotel is inside the walled city. A walking tour of Kotor gives you a great overview of this fascinating ancient walled city. Evening free to dine and explore. So many small lanes to experience.
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Day 14 (Sunday) Church in Podgorica, Centinja old Royal City
Podgorica, Montenegro has a small Latter-day Saint congregation that we meet with for church services. You have a chance to meet the members in their meetinghouse and we'll have a "linger longer" after the meeting to share goodies and visit.
We then go head up to the tops of their mountains. We stop for lunch in Centinja, the old Royal City high in the mountains. An amazing old monastery and royal grounds plus a charming old town. The overlook down into Kotor and its fjords is amazing.
Podgorica, Montenegro has a small Latter-day Saint congregation that we meet with for church services. You have a chance to meet the members in their meetinghouse and we'll have a "linger longer" after the meeting to share goodies and visit.
We then go head up to the tops of their mountains. We stop for lunch in Centinja, the old Royal City high in the mountains. An amazing old monastery and royal grounds plus a charming old town. The overlook down into Kotor and its fjords is amazing.
Day 15 (Monday) Morning tour of Kotor fjords on speed boat
After breakfast, our guide's stories make this intricate and intriguing old fortress city come to life. Then, just across the street, we board speed boats for a guided tour of the lakes including the Rock Island Church formed by fishermen who said they saw the Virgin Mary in a special lake location. They were instructed to build an island and then a church there. They started dropping rocks into the lake at that spot. Others followed suit and eventually they had a rock island where they built the church.
Our speed boats takes us to an amazing submarine base hollowed out by the Yugoslavian navy to hide their submarine's from the prying satellites of the USA and NATO. Sometimes a choir is there to adorn the acoustics.
Then off to the famed Kotor Blue Grotto. If you have your swimsuit on (we highly recommend wearing it) or else don't care if your clothes get wet, a dip in the Blue Grotto with its dazzling turquoise water is unforgettable. We then continue up the Adriatic Sea where we circle a famed fortress. At noon we stop in another classic old town of Perast where you can have lunch at one of the lakeside cafes. It's a day to remember.
After breakfast, our guide's stories make this intricate and intriguing old fortress city come to life. Then, just across the street, we board speed boats for a guided tour of the lakes including the Rock Island Church formed by fishermen who said they saw the Virgin Mary in a special lake location. They were instructed to build an island and then a church there. They started dropping rocks into the lake at that spot. Others followed suit and eventually they had a rock island where they built the church.
Our speed boats takes us to an amazing submarine base hollowed out by the Yugoslavian navy to hide their submarine's from the prying satellites of the USA and NATO. Sometimes a choir is there to adorn the acoustics.
Then off to the famed Kotor Blue Grotto. If you have your swimsuit on (we highly recommend wearing it) or else don't care if your clothes get wet, a dip in the Blue Grotto with its dazzling turquoise water is unforgettable. We then continue up the Adriatic Sea where we circle a famed fortress. At noon we stop in another classic old town of Perast where you can have lunch at one of the lakeside cafes. It's a day to remember.
Free afternoon and evening in Kotor
There is so much to do for nearly every person's physical capability. Some love the vigorous hiking to majestic views or mysterious caves. Other explore the towns and islands by special island taxis. Still others enjoy the cafe's and shops of the wharfs. Besides the 360 degree grandeur of Kotor area, “must see” sites include:
1. The best preserved medieval old town in the Adriatic with UNESCO World Heritage Sites
2. Venetian Works of Defense from the 16th and 17th centuries. Ancient walls stretch for 4.5 km (3 mi) directly above the city.
3. Cathedral of St. Tryphon in the old town (built in 1166).
4. Welcome to Cat City – its official animal along with many cat stores, a cat museum, and Cats' Square.
5. Climb to the top of the medieval fortress. Take along some water. You'll need it, but the view is magnificent.
There is so much to do for nearly every person's physical capability. Some love the vigorous hiking to majestic views or mysterious caves. Other explore the towns and islands by special island taxis. Still others enjoy the cafe's and shops of the wharfs. Besides the 360 degree grandeur of Kotor area, “must see” sites include:
1. The best preserved medieval old town in the Adriatic with UNESCO World Heritage Sites
2. Venetian Works of Defense from the 16th and 17th centuries. Ancient walls stretch for 4.5 km (3 mi) directly above the city.
3. Cathedral of St. Tryphon in the old town (built in 1166).
4. Welcome to Cat City – its official animal along with many cat stores, a cat museum, and Cats' Square.
5. Climb to the top of the medieval fortress. Take along some water. You'll need it, but the view is magnificent.
Day 16 (Tuesday) Head north to Dubrovnik for flight to USA
Depending upon your airline departure, we head to the Dubrovnik airport to fly to USA.
SPECIAL "ALPINE MARVELS EXTENSION WITH VENICE" Sept. 10-17, 2025. Enjoy the alpine marvels of Slovenia's Lake Bled cruise & castle tour, Austria's Salzburg and Innsbruck, Germany's Berchtesgaden and Konignsee cruise, Switzerland's St. Moritz, Italy's Lake Como, ending in Venice, Italy. Wow. What a trip!
Depending upon your airline departure, we head to the Dubrovnik airport to fly to USA.
SPECIAL "ALPINE MARVELS EXTENSION WITH VENICE" Sept. 10-17, 2025. Enjoy the alpine marvels of Slovenia's Lake Bled cruise & castle tour, Austria's Salzburg and Innsbruck, Germany's Berchtesgaden and Konignsee cruise, Switzerland's St. Moritz, Italy's Lake Como, ending in Venice, Italy. Wow. What a trip!
Call Liz to book a space on this cruise and tour.
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