Extraordinary Tour in Croatia and Adriatic Sea 7 Days (Reference itinerary for Single country)

Extraordinary Tour in Croatia and Adriatic Sea 7 Days

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Tour Code：100424-M2-1013

DAY 1 :  Zagreb → City Tour

We will be greeted by Driver Guide at the airport. We will explore Zagreb's famous landmarks, including the Dolac Market, St. Mark's Church, the Stone Gate, and the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

DAY 2 : Zagreb → Ljubljana (Slovenia) → Triple Bridge

After breakfast at the hotel, we will visit Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia. The city is known for its numerous bridges and ancient architecture, and exudes a romantic artistic atmosphere. We will visit the Triple Bridge, a landmark of Ljubljana located in the central square. It consists of three bridges side-by-side, with the original central bridge being a wooden bridge that was rebuilt due to heavy traffic, and two additional bridges on either side.

DAY 3 : Ljubljana → Bled Lake → Postojna Caves → Rovinj

After breakfast at the hotel, we will visit the Bled Castle, a famous attraction in Slovenia also known as the "Blue Lake". The church of the Virgin Mary on the small island in the center of the lake is a sacred place in the hearts of the Slovenian people. We will also visit the Postojna Caves, the second largest cave in the world. We will take a small train to enter the cave, where we will see amazing natural wonders such as bizarre rocks and formations. Finally, we will head to Rovinj.

DAY 4 : Rovinj → Motovun → Maiden With the Seagull → Opatija

Breakfast at the hotel. "Rovinj" is a fishing village known as the "Venice of Croatia" and has been voted the "most beautiful town in Croatia" for seven consecutive years. Explore the outdoor cafes and restaurants on Chitto Square. "Motovun" is a mountain town located on the Istrian Peninsula in northwest Croatia and is known as the "truffle town". Within the old town, you can see the 13th-century Romanesque bell tower landmark and enjoy panoramic views of the Istrian Peninsula and the Adriatic coastline.

DAY 5 :  Opatija → Plitvice Lakes National Park → Dalmatian Coast

Breakfast at the hotel. "Opatija" is a seaside resort for the nobility of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and is also a pioneer in promoting health and medical tourism. "Plitvice Lakes National Park" is divided into upper and lower lake areas. The park presents different beauty in each season: abundant waterfall in spring, green pine forest in summer, red maple leaves in autumn, and snow-covered in winter. The sixteen lakes have varying colors, including blue, green, deep blue, and light gray.

DAY 6 : Dalmatian Coast → Diocletian Palace → Split → Dubrovnik

Breakfast at the hotel. "Diocletian Palace" was built in the 2nd century and includes a Roman bell tower, the Golden Gate, the ancient Egyptian sphinx, a Baroque and Gothic cathedral, and more. "Split" comes from the Greek name for a plant, meaning "thorny calycanthus". It is the second-largest city in Croatia and one of the oldest cities in the region with a history of 1700 years

DAY 7: Dubrovnik → City Tour → Airport

Breakfast at the hotel. "Dubrovnik" is known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic", facing the east coast of the Italian Peninsula. It is one of the world's most popular vacation destinations and is famous for having the most beautiful city walls in the world. Visit the city's famous attractions such as the ancient city walls, the Rector's Palace, the Franciscan Monastery, and traditional old pharmacies. Later, transfer to the airport by private car. End of the journey.