Day 1: Arrival

Transfer from Split airport to the city of Split.

Accommodation	Catamaran
Meals	BB
Transfer time	1 Hour

Day 2: Sightseeing of Split and rafting

In the morning you will explore Split, administrative center of Middle Dalmatia. Modern day Split is the result of impressive 17 centuries of building, renovating and remodeling, almost constantly changing. The new of today is successfully and harmoniously combined with the old of yesterday. Split’s lively historical core is nestled around Diocletian’s Palace that this Emperor built for his retirement at the turn of the 4th century. The Palace was proclaimed UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. Envisioned in its beginning as an imperial residence and fortified camp, this glorious structure today is an intriguing warren of narrow cobblestone streets. Here, pre-Romanesque churches live alongside Gothic Chapels, history-filled museums, art galleries and inviting restaurants in a symbiosis which marks the uniqueness of the city’s soul.

In the afternoon we will proceed to the town of Omiš. This delightful port is located on the Dalmatian coastline, approximately 25 km southeast of Split. Our rafting adventure begins from the small village Kućići near the town of Omiš, at the mouth of the Cetina River, below the imposing cliff tops of the Mosor and Dinara Mountains. We’ll raft through the canyon past the small village of Slime. The water here is a peaceful stream that does not require special physical preparation, allowing you to enjoy the crystal clear water.

As with the saying “calm before the storm”, the more adventurous part of the route follows. Abundant rapids, obstacles, waterfalls and lush vegetation creating ”live” tunnels, will definitely get your heart beating faster, leaving you feeling far from civilization.

In this part of the river we’ll take a short break to visit a magnificent cave beneath “Studenci” falls. Rafting along the Cetina River reveals exceptional diversity of flora and fauna and the unique phenomenon of the Dalmatian karst which will definitely leave you breathless on many occasions.

Accommodation	Catamaran (Split)
Meals	On board, packed snacks and refreshment
Activity time	4,5 Hours
Transfer time	1,5 Hours
Distance	10 km

Day 3: Island of Brač hiking tour

We will be transferred by a catamaran to the village of Podgažul. Today, our “to do” list features exploring the old settlements far removed from urban areas. Along our route, we will see examples of well-preserved ancient methods of Greek parceling including the embryonic church-fort and roman villa rustic.

You will be seduced by the smell of aromatic plants and Mediterranean herbs as we pass through abandoned villages, vineyards and olive groves. This is the island of sun and lavender; our guides will describe you interesting, almost forgotten customs that will take you back in time.

You will also enjoy climbing the highest peak of the Adriatic islands, Vidova Gora (778 m above sea level). Views over the surrounding islands are definitely a feast for sore eyes.

At the peak you will have a chance to discover the remains of double defensive walls and ancient Illyrian ruins. Here you will also find a 12 meter tall cross made from pearly white Brač stone. It is a widespread claim that The White House in Washington was built from Brač stone.

We will have a well-deserved break reserved for enjoying the spectacular view of Makarska Riviera before heading back to the base.

Accommodation	Catamaran (island of Brač)
Meals	On board, packed snacks and refreshment
Activity time	3 Hours
Transfer time	2 Hours
Altitude	778 m
Distance	12 km

Day 4: St. Nicholas hiking tour

We will be transferred by a catamaran to the island of Hvar.

The town of Hvar is island’s most famous and busiest place. It is no wonder because of its rich heritage and many historical monuments which attract a lot of visitors. The walking tour will reveal only some of them, such as the 16^th century Theatre, 13^thcentury Arsenal, Franciscan Monastery, Benedictine Monastery and the St. Stephen’s Cathedral. You will also notice squares surrounded by numerous churches and palaces in different architectural styles, all contributing to beauty and uniqueness of this charming town.

The tour starts with an easy stroll to the Franciscan Monastery, built in the 15^th century. There is a rich display of artifacts in the monastery collection, which is also the oldest on the island. It consists of paintings, manuscripts, old coins and incunabula. Perhaps the most famous is the remarkable painting of the Last Supper (2 x 8m), adored by all visitors. On your route, you will also see the St. Stephen’s Cathedral situated on the main square and built on the site of an early 6^th century church.

Our hiking task today is conquering one of Croatia’s highest peaks, St. Nicholas. The moderate trek on a switchback trail begins at the small church of St. Michael near Dol village. From here we’ll walk along the old road towards the peak. The view around us opens up with each step and becomes even more attractive. The unique cross and a small stone chapel are located at the peak. We will take a short break for a snack and refreshment, and then hike the same route back.

Accommodation	Catamaran (island of Hvar)
Meals	On board, packed snacks and refreshment
Activity time	2 Hours
Altitude	626 m
Distance	10 km

Day 5: Free day

Accommodation	Catamaran (Hvar)
Meals	BB

Day 6: Island of Korčula biking tour

Discover the ancient Greek colony “Korkyra Melaina” (lit. black Korčula, because of its rich pine and cypress vegetation mixed with other Mediterranean flora, covering more than 60% of the island). The island of Korčula is one of the most inhabited islands in the Adriatic Sea.

It belongs to the central Dalmatian archipelago and is separated from the Pelješac peninsula by a narrow channel. According to a legend, this beautiful island was founded by Trojan hero Antenor in the 12th century BC.

After the breakfast, we will embark on a boat. We will sail out east, around the island of Hvar (its east end), enjoying the crystal clear sea and warm rays of sun, with lunch onboard. In the afternoon, we will reach the strait of Pelješac and the town of Korčula, supposedly the birthplace of world-known explorer Marco Polo.

The old town of Korčula is where our exploration begins for the day. The town of Korčula often evokes memories of Dubrovnik because it is located on a small headland with Venetian architecture, defensive walls and attractive pan tiled roofs. The biking tour starts from the old town of Korčula and continues towards the small villages of Medvidnjak and Žrnovo. Our bike trail leads us further to the small village of Lumbarda. Beautiful scenery of old stone houses and rich vegetation will accompany us along the entire route. The island’s dense woodland and aromatic Mediterranean plants makes you think you are in a contemporary Garden of Eden. Lumbarda is a small fishermen village of around 1200 inhabitants. It is situated at the eastern part of the island of Korčula. The village is built around a small bay and on the hills behind it, surrounded by large sandy vineyards where exceptional native varieties are grown.

Here, you will be able to enjoy some time at leisure. Make the best use of it by exploring the area or taking a dip in the refreshing Adriatic Sea. We will cycle through numerous picturesque parts of Korčula and then return to the port. Overnight stay in Korčula.

Accommodation	Catamaran (island of Korčula)
Meals	On board, packed snacks and refreshment
Activity time	3 Hours
Transfer time	4 Hours
Altitude	150 m
Distance	17 km

Day 7: Island of Mljet hiking tour

The Island of Mljet is located in the south of the Adriatic coast in Croatia. This spectacular island is situated south of Pelješac peninsula, divided from it by Mljet channel. It was discovered by ancient Greco-Roman geographers, who wrote the first records and descriptions around the 6^th century BC. Today, parts of the island are protected as a National Park, including the western part of the island, the Big Lake, the Small Lake and Soline Bay.

Perhaps the most famous story about the island of Mljet is the legend of Odyssey. There are also tales of Mljet being one of the islands “lost” at sea, not easily reached alone. You will have the opportunity to explore this famous historical spot.

Our hiking tour begins in the lovely port of Pomena located at the west end of the island. Our route passes through areas of National Park, which is a true delight. We will hike next to two saltwater lakes, the most visited attractions on the island. We will also explore deep pine forests and pristine natural surroundings, which will again remind you why there are so many tales of this amazing island.

Accommodation	Catamaran (island of Mljet)
Meals	On board, packed snacks and refreshment
Activity time	3 Hours
Altitude	450 m
Distance	10 km

Day 8: Dubrovnik sea kayaking tour

We will have a morning transfer from the island of Korčula to Dubrovnik. Upon arrival to Dubrovnik, we will not waste any time and we will start with sightseeing. An enjoyable walk through the history of Dubrovnik and its monuments is simply a must in this gorgeous seaside city. We will start our tour from the heart of the Old City, the main street Stradun. We will continue towards the 15^th century Rector’s Palace and Dubrovnik’s Maritime Museum located in St. John’s fort. It was rebuilt after a heavy earthquake which damaged it in 1979.

After that, we will visit the Rector’s Palace (15^th century) which has been the seat of the government of formerly independent Republic of Dubrovnik (abolished by Napoleon in 1808). Today this place shows us the way aristocracy of the place used to live. Our tour will continue through “Sponza” Palace, famous for its atrium and carved stone columns. You will also visit elegant cathedral built on the ruins of a 12^th century church.

The afternoon will be more active with an organized sea kayak expedition along the Adriatic coast. We will begin our tour beneath the fort Lovrijenac in the small port of Pile. In the safe company of instructors, we’ll set off to explore the caves and beauties of Lokrum Island until we reach hidden cave beach Betina. We’ll take a break there for snorkeling and snacks before paddling back.

Our return route gets us acquainted with Dubrovnik from the seaside perspective, looking at its glorious walls from the outside. After our kayaking excursion we’ll get a closer look at Dubrovnik’s old city.

Accommodation	Dubrovnik: selection of hotels upon request
Meals	BB
Activity time	3 Hours
Transfer time	4 Hours
Distance	10 km

Day 9: Adventure park Cadmos Village

Cadmos Village is situated in picturesque Konavle region near the village of Komaji, hidden in unique oak woods. Today you will have the chance to hear the love story of Greek gods Cadmos and Harmony, related to the origin of our park’s name.

Set yourself for an unforgettable adventure and an experience which will excite all of your senses. You will have an opportunity to try three levels of adventure park with four zip lines.

Along with nature, we also pride ourselves in respecting the heritage, so you will hear the story about the medieval stone cross located in the middle of Cadmos Village, evoking old legends and memories. You can enjoy all this while relaxing on the 7 meter high oak tree terrace with stunning views of Konavle valley.

Accommodation	Dubrovnik: selection of hotels upon request
Meals	BB
Activity time	2,5 Hours
Transfer time	1,5 Hours

Day 10: Free day

Accommodation	Dubrovnik: selection of hotels upon request
Meals	BB

Day 11: Departure

Transfer from the city of Dubrovnik to Dubrovnik airport.