9-Day Zagreb, Plitvice, Split, Korcula and Dubrovnik

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Today, you will explore Zagreb, Croatia's biggest city and the capital, known also as the cultural, educational, political and business centre of the country. You'll take a stroll with your experienced Zagreb-born and raised local guide that will show you the city's key landmarks, history, traditions and everyday life of this vibrant city. During the tour you will walk across the main Ban Jelacic Square, seeing Zagreb cathedral, Dolac Market and much more.

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Today, you'll transfer to your accommodation in Selište Drežničko, a few kilometres from the iconic Plitvice National Park, the oldest and largest National Park in Croatia. Plitvice Lakes is made up of a system of 16 named inter-connecting lakes which are split between the Upper and Lower Lakes together with over 90 waterfalls. Today, you'll explore this spectacular national park on a self-guided tour via a network of wooden boardwalks which meander through the stunning ecosystem.

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This morning, you will be transferred to your accommodation in Split and then have the day free to spend as you wish. The popular Riva promenade is a short stroll away from your hotel, and you can find plenty of bars, cafes and restaurants there. The ferry port is also situated within close proximity, which makes exploring the beautiful islands in the coastal region extremely easy.

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Immerse yourself in the history, heritage and culture of Croatia on the UNESCO Island Town of Trogir and Split Half-Day Tour. The excursion begins in the town of Trogir, where you can stroll along the seaside promenade to admire the Venetian and Renaissance monuments whilst learning about their history. In Split, join the walking tour of Diocletian's Palace and the medieval Old Town. You will have time to shop for souvenirs or sample traditional Dalmatian cuisine in one of the local restaurants.

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Today, you will make your way to Korcula via a private transfer and catamaran. Once there, you can relax at your hotel or take a 15-minute walk to explore Korcula's fortified Old Town. Surrounded by a wall and dotted with towers that protect its people, the Old Town maintains its medieval charm, lined with cafes, restaurants and even an open-air cinema. The town is most famous for being the hometown of Marco Polo, the Venetian merchant who was one of the first to travel the Silk Road.

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Today, you'll take a trip to Lumbarda whilst stopping to try a selection of Korcula's tastiest food and drink products. The first stop will be at the home of a young beekeeper where you'll try a range of honey and learn how it is made. You'll continue to Lumbarda to visit a family-run winery and try their wines, and then onto a local homestead. Here, you'll enjoy the company of Ivan and taste his homemade goods, as well as some delicious pancakes with jam before driving back to Korcula.

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This morning, you will board a catamaran for your journey to Dubrovnik. After checking into your hotel, the day is yours to spend as you wish. The hotel is surrounded by beautiful nature and boasts spectacular views of the tranquil ocean and is only 3.5 kilometres from the historic downtown city centre of Dubrovnik. You can spend the afternoon wandering the atmospheric city streets and admiring the cityscape and ocean views from the UNESCO-listed city walls!