The Jewel of Slovenia and Croatia

After breakfast we go to Bled, which is a site that tourists discovered in the middle of the 19th century, after the Swiss doctor Arnold Rikli had built his famous spa. We will take a panoramic tour of Bled. We will visit the castle built on the top of the 130-meter-high cliff, dominating the view of the lake. After the walk and visit of the castle, continuation to Postojna and lunch. In the afternoon, entrance to the Postojna Cave and return to Ljubljana.

After breakfast we go to Plitvice for a day in nature. We will visit the wonderful Plitvice Lakes Park, where lakes, waterfalls, and springs of spectacular beauty alternate. This region was declared a National Park in 1949 and classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. The park has an area of ​​almost 30,000 hectares, 22,000 of them covered with forests, where hydrography has shaped a landscape made up of 16 lakes of different altitudes, connected by 92 waterfalls and cascades. Lunch in a restaurant. Continuation to the hotel and accommodation.

After breakfast we will visit the city of Zadar. The city was an old Illyrian settlement that emerged more than 3,000 years ago. The different layers of the city walls, its Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque monuments, attest to the city's tumultuous past. Continuation to Šibenik and panoramic tour of the city. Afterwards we will continue to Trogir and visit the historic center. Accommodation and overnight stay.

Get to know the capital of Croatia during the guided tour of the historic center. The city sat above the twin cities of Gradec and Kaptol on a hill overlooking the plain of the Sava River. Gradec (or Gornji Grad, meaning “little town”), formerly a royal town, was fortified against Tatar attacks in the 13th century and some of its medieval walls and porticos still exist today. In Kaptol, an ancient religious settlement, the Episcopal Palace stands out among other things. Free afternoon to enjoy the city on your own.