The jewels of the Dalmatian coast

In the morning, a short transfer takes us to the port of Split, followed by a boat trip to the island of Korčula. Located off the Dalmatian coast, Korčula is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and the unspoiled beauty of its Mediterranean landscapes. After a brief transfer, we begin our hike through fields of olive groves and vineyards, testaments to the island's long agricultural tradition, before arriving at a winery where we enjoy lunch in an idyllic setting overlooking the sea. The walk continues to Pavja Luka Bay, a true haven of peace on the south coast, perfect for swimming and relaxation. We then proceed to the village of Podstrana before returning to our accommodation at the end of the day, where we will stay for three nights.

After a short visit to Korčula's historic center, we depart from its port for the island of Mljet, often considered the greenest in Croatia due to its dense forests of Aleppo pine and holm oak. This pristine natural setting is home to a diverse array of wildlife: seabirds, birds of prey, lizards, and mammals such as the mongoose, all attest to the biodiversity of this true ecological haven. We explore the trails of the national park, which lead us to Montokuc, a high point offering breathtaking panoramic views of the salt lakes and the Adriatic Sea. In the heart of Lake Veliko Jezero, the islet of St. Mary and its 12th-century Benedictine monastery add a touch of mystery and serenity to this unique landscape. After the hike, relaxation and swimming are possible. At the end of the day, we return to Korčula for the evening.

Excursion to Dubrovnik, one of the most beautiful fortified cities in the Mediterranean, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nicknamed the "Pearl of the Adriatic," it captivates visitors with its Baroque and Renaissance palaces, cobbled streets, churches, monasteries, and above all, its imposing city walls, among the best preserved in Europe. These fortifications, built between the 13th and 16th centuries, completely encircle the old town and offer a unique panoramic walk. Let's take advantage of this day to freely explore its historic heart: stroll along the Stradun, the main pedestrian street, admire the harmonious tiled rooftops from the ramparts, explore the small squares and hidden gardens, or settle down on a terrace to enjoy a coffee while admiring the sparkling sea. After this immersion in the heart of Dalmatian history, return to Korčula. Lunch at your leisure.

Early in the morning, we set sail for the island of Hvar, one of the sunniest in the Adriatic, renowned for its lavender fields, vineyards, and picturesque villages. From Hvar town, we follow a coastal path winding through pine forests, past turquoise coves and small fishing ports. This hike offers a unique panorama of the sparkling sea, punctuated by swimming breaks in secluded coves, far from the hustle and bustle. We then stop for a picnic on the beach before continuing our walk. Back in Hvar, we have free time to explore the town: its cobbled streets, Venetian-style palaces, fortress overlooking the bay, and lively cafes along the harbor. At the end of the day, we take a boat to Milna on the island of Brač, and then a land transfer takes us to our accommodation. We'll stay for two nights.

Starting from our accommodation on the island of Brač, famous for its white stone quarries used in the construction of Diocletian's Palace and home to vast olive groves as well as the highest mountain in the Adriatic islands, we cross a karst plateau dotted with forests and scrubland, offering beautiful panoramic views of the island's interior and the sea. We then descend into the Blaca Canyon, where the cave monastery (optional visit) stands, a testament to the monks' secluded life in the 16th century. After this exploration, we follow the coast to Farska, before taking a transfer back to our accommodation.

From our accommodation (380 m), we set off on foot to climb Vidova Gora, the highest peak in the Adriatic islands. The forest covering it, composed of black pines and Mediterranean vegetation, offers a shady and serene setting, punctuated by clearings that gradually reveal the panorama. At the summit (778 m), the view is breathtaking: the famous Zlatni Rat beach stands out against an azure backdrop, while the island of Hvar appears on the horizon. After enjoying this spectacle, we descend at a leisurely pace back to our accommodation. We then take a transfer to Supetar, a boat to Split, and finally a minibus to Trogir. Check-in for our last night. Dinner at your leisure.

End of your stay at the hotel after breakfast. Transfer* to Split airport at your leisure, according to your flight schedule.

*Hotel - airport transfer included if you booked flights with us.