Velika Saplunara

Like a window to the Orient inside of the Old Continent, the city of Mostar will blow your mind with its unworldly beautiful setting.

·         Korčula is the birth place of Marco Polo – enjoy one of the most well preserved medieval cities in the Mediterranean ·         The Pelješac peninsula, the second largest Croatian peninsula, comprises many historical, cultural and natural attractions ·         Pelješac – tasting of local awarded wines

Join us on a voyage dotted with spectacular landscapes, rural architecture and monuments of history. Believe it or not, Konavle region has it all – the charm, the tradition and exquisite cuisine. Taste exquisite wines in several wineries and learn all about flour production on a visit to the old water mill. After visit to the first winery, absorb the region by riding on a tourist train through its rich vineyards. Traditional customs are presented in the village of Ljuta in the water-powered mill where you get to see how flour was once produced. Here you can also learn everything about wool processing, another traditional craft of this region. Relish in some of the best wines originating in this part of Croatia in following vineyards. You may also find it particularly interesting to pick at the traditional ploughman’s lunch of bacon, onions and hard-boiled eggs served in a customary manner of the old folks from Konavle who laboured in the fields.

Take time away from the bustling coast and discover a UNESCO-listed natural landmark on a day trip to Plitvice Lakes National Park. Explore the park’s lakes, meadows, and prehistoric caves, accompanied by your guide and many interesting stories. Travel the distance with ease via an air-conditioned vehicle, and relax on a round-trip transfer from Split.

Like a window to the Orient inside of the Old Continent, the city of Mostar will blow your mind with its unworldly beautiful setting.

·         Korčula is the birth place of Marco Polo – enjoy one of the most well preserved medieval cities in the Mediterranean ·         The Pelješac peninsula, the second largest Croatian peninsula, comprises many historical, cultural and natural attractions ·         Pelješac – tasting of local awarded wines

Join us on a voyage dotted with spectacular landscapes, rural architecture and monuments of history. Believe it or not, Konavle region has it all – the charm, the tradition and exquisite cuisine. Taste exquisite wines in several wineries and learn all about flour production on a visit to the old water mill. After visit to the first winery, absorb the region by riding on a tourist train through its rich vineyards. Traditional customs are presented in the village of Ljuta in the water-powered mill where you get to see how flour was once produced. Here you can also learn everything about wool processing, another traditional craft of this region. Relish in some of the best wines originating in this part of Croatia in following vineyards. You may also find it particularly interesting to pick at the traditional ploughman’s lunch of bacon, onions and hard-boiled eggs served in a customary manner of the old folks from Konavle who laboured in the fields.

Take time away from the bustling coast and discover a UNESCO-listed natural landmark on a day trip to Plitvice Lakes National Park. Explore the park’s lakes, meadows, and prehistoric caves, accompanied by your guide and many interesting stories. Travel the distance with ease via an air-conditioned vehicle, and relax on a round-trip transfer from Split.