Group travel to Croatia and neighboring countries 2016/2017

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Group travel to Croatia 

& neighboring countries 

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VISIT CROATIA 

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Natural Beauty 

This small country has the biggest pearl of nature in Europe. Palette colours of nature take the breath away. For nature 

lovers it is a place worth visiting. From natural parks, to nature reserves through the plains to the mountains and down to 

the clear waters. Some of the activities that we arrange for you or group. 

Itinerary: Hiking, Bird Watching, hunting plants, Cycling, Diving, Horse Riding, Sailing, Hunting, fishing - on request 

History, culture and architecture 

Croatia has a rich history since the Paleolithic that begins on Hušnjak hill - Krapina. The geographical location is a crossing 

between the West and East Europe, and it just left a historically beautiful architecture built under the influence of Greek, 

Roman, Venetians, Austro-Hungarians, Turks and Ottomans. Each part of the different culture is present today in life, as 

well as events that are happening throughout the summer in the coastal regions and on the continent. Let's start with 

ancient Salona, from which it emerged today Split and still living monument Diocletian's Palace, the islands of Vis (Issa), 

Hvar (Pharos) and Korčula (Corcyra Nigra), to the numerous villas, as well as rural villages in Veriga in Brijuni, Pula and 

Trogir to the gladiatorial contests in the amphitheater in Pula. Through the Romanesque to the City of Zadar, monument 

city of Trogir and the island of Rab and continue to Gothic in Zagreb, Pazin or instance Ston on the Pelješac peninsula, the 

Cathedral, the islands of Hvar and Korčula, and finally, the one and only Dubrovnik. From the very south of Dubrovnik to 

the north, one of the most beautiful Baroque cities of Varazdin and beautiful green Zagorje with the most castles in small 

spaces that are like a fairy tale at hand. 

Food and wine 

Croatian cuisine is diverse and distinct from each region. The continental cuisine is typical of the early proto-Slavic roots 

and more recent contacts with established schools of gastronomy - Hungarian, Viennese and Turkish. You will enjoy in 

Meat products, freshwater fish and vegetables. 

While the coastal region is characterized by the influence of the Greeks, Romans, Illyrians and later Mediterranean cuisine 

- Italian and French are many seafood specialties (squid, cuttlefish, octopus, shrimp, lobster ...) prepared in various ways, 

olive oil, prosciutto, various vegetables, Dalmatian wines such as Babić, Malvasia, Prosecco, vrbnička žlahtina and various 

liqueurs like the famous Maraschino. 

However, it is most important that Croatia will not be hungry or thirsty. Croats cherished tradition of genuine homemade 

food. 

If you're a lover of wine, olive oil, truffle and real homemade specialties here are our examples of how to experience a 

wealth of food and wine. 

Itinerary: Cooking classes in Croatia, Culinary tours, Wine Tour, Adriatic Wine Sail – on request 


Full of life 



Croatia Natural Stress Relief 

A country that has so much natural wealth and organized activities that need to visited. 

Planned vacation every stress-free and stress escape. For anyone Youth travel, kids travel, family & friends, mean age, 

pensioners. Croatia has a lot to offer. If you like adventure, tranquility and peace, pure untouched nature or fun. See our 

suggested trips, come, and join us in planning your stress Relief program. 

Sea and sun 

A country with more than 1000 islands, beautiful beaches and clear sea is the ideal place to spend the vacation. The coast 

is varied from rocky rocks, gravel and sandy beaches, and to the healing mud. Accommodation is varied: camper resorts, 

mobile homes, apartments, hotels, resorts, and that most mysterious lighthouse and all the way to luxury villas. 

If you like to sail or cruise the Croatian marinas are well equipped and believe that you will always want to come back 

and discover new destinations on the Adriatic. 

Water sports 

Adriatic coast offers a variety of water sports programs. Sailing, kayaking, rafting, scuba diving, fishing, kite, kite flying, 

windsurfing or you have some new ideas that we can develop together… 

Nautica 

Scattered like pearls in the crystal clear blue sea, even 1,244 islands, islets and reefs that are in the Croatian Adriatic are 

unmatched and unique reasons for the 1244 sailing adventure of your dreams. Almost ideally distributed, with distances 

of not more than ten nautical miles along the coastline as 5,835.30 km, from Istria to Dubrovnik, Croatian islands are a 

real challenge to every modern-day Odysseus. With more than a thousand and a half bays and ports on the islands and 

the mainland where you can find a place to moor, anchor or stay overnight, the Croatian Adriatic is the ideal place for 

sailing under full sail, and for a motorboat cruise, or for enjoying the sea by boat for recreational fishing. Source text HTZ 

Plan your odyssey adventure whit us. On line booking www.itt-travelagency.com/charter-search 

Bicycling 

A road biking, mountain biking, and cycling in Croatia has become very, popular. Edited increasingly trail guides and more. 

This is the reason that you go on an adventure with a bike and discover Croatia just as the Croats live. 

Hiking 

Croatia is a country with numerous hiking routes. Beginners can start already near Zagreb, Ogulin, Rovinj, Pazin, Split and 

Omiš, and the heights on the islands of Mljet, Brac and Vis. Dedicated hikers can choose from over 400 organized hiking 

routes of which are the most demanding in Europe. Top destinations await Paklenica, Velebit, Monte Maggiore, Dinara, 

Mosor and Biokovo, including the 350 m high rock "Anica kuk" though Croatia's biggest attractions. Source text HTZ 


Company profile 

After 15 years of working in different parts of tourism industry I opened International Tourist Travel agency in 2014, with 

only one goal to provide visitors authentic experience in my country. 

Today we are incoming tour operator for groups, individual travelers and tailor made trips for Croatia, Slovenia, Austria, 

Italy and Bosnia and Hercegovina. 

From fall of 2016 we are expanding our company in Strasbourg, France, which will be responsible for Germany and France 

incoming tours. 

Service 

We offer a complete leisure package from arrival to departure including all logistical support from guides, flights, coaches, 

accommodation and thematic excursions. 

Organization and management 

We manage the group and individual needs of travelers in special interest such as: Art & History, Photographer's Tour, Bird 

watching, Hiking & Bike tours, Wine & Dine, Pilgrimage tours, Adventure tours, Study tours and special department for 

hunting tourism. 

Development special offers 

Since this year our offer has been extended to the cruise program, sailing - charter management and sports preparation 

for the clubs: Football, Basketball, Tennis, Cycling… 

Why work with International Tourist Travel agency? 

My team and I personally have International experience and we are aware that every 

group has specific requirements depending on their cultural background, age and 

special interests. We monitor travel from arrival at the airport until departure and make 

sure that everything runs smoothly. Therefore, we have developed a network of trust 

local partners who have the same vision like us. We aim to develop a long-term and 

lasting relationship with our partners and clients. 

This brochure presents a part of our offer, but all tour packages may of course be 

changed and tailored to suit your specific needs and your individual requirements. 

Marija Šepetavc 

Note: in the catalog are inserted videos from official Tourist office from destinations described in the brochure. 

Reason is to promote destination and why to travel in Croatia and neighboring countries. 

Owner & Managing Director 

It's time to go to Croatia 


Feel Slovenia and the best of Croatia 

8 days 


With this 8 days’ program you will discover different parts of Croatia and the best of Slovenia. Journey through 

the beautiful sites under UNESCO protection amazing nature the 16 lakes that make up Plitvice National Park. 

You will visit Rijeka city with one of the most beautiful mosques in Europe; Zadar — home to the world`s only 

musical sea organ, the city of Trogir, Diocletian’s Palace in Split, and the majestic cathedral of Šibenik. Exploring 

the Istrian Peninsula, studded with Roman ruins, Venetian architecture, and a landscape evocative of pretourist 

Tuscany. The two major city with beautiful architecture and beautiful parks and Slovenia's Underground 

treasure Postojna Cave. 

Ljubljana | Poreč | Pula | Rovinj | Opatija | Rijeka | Zadar | 

Šibenik | Split | Trogir | Zagreb 

Day 1. Welcome to Green Ljubljana 

Meet your tour guide in Airport. Transfer to hotel. Short break before we take 

a walking tour through the heart of Ljubljana, including the colorful riverside 

market, the playfully Art Nouveau Dragon Bridge, and the town's lively main 

square dedicated to Slovenia's greatest poet, France Prešeren. We'll also 

enjoy seeing and hearing about the architectural adventures of native born 

architect Jože Plečnik along the way. The afternoon and evening are yours to 

wander around this lovely city, try one of the outdoor cafés along the river, 

and maybe hike up to the castle to enjoy the city view. 

Dinner and overnight. 

Optional visit to the lake Bled afternoon or before transfer to hotel. 

(depends on your arrival time) 

Highlights and what's included 

UNESCO heritage sites: 

‣ Plitvice Lakes National Park 

‣ Historical Complex of Split with 

the Diocletian’s Palace 

‣ Historical Core of Trogir 

‣ St. Jacob’s Cathedral in Šibenik 

‣ Early-Christian Euphrasian 

Basilica Complex in Poreč 

Entrance to the: 

 

 

 

 

Postojna Cave 

Plitvice lake 

NP Brijuni 

Arena Pula 

Euphrasius basilica 

St. Jacob’s Cathedral 

Diocletian’s Palace 

Tour leader 

City tour with a tour guide 

by the program 

8-day coach rent 

7 nights HB in 4*/5* hotels 

Groupe PRICES: 

PER PERSON in EUR 

25 1.199 

30 1.170 

35 1.140 

40 1.115 

at 25 paid persons one is free 

Early booking (90 days) -5% 

V.A.T. and local tourist tax include 



Day 2. Slovenia’s Underground treasure Postojna Cave 

After breakfast short drive to the Karst region. Visit the Predjama castle. This picturesque, magnificent, defiant, mysterious 

and impregnable castle has been perched up in the middle of a vertical 123-metre high cliff for more than 700 years. Its 

romantic appeal is further emphasized by the idyllic River Lokva, which disappears into the underground world deep down 

below the castle. Follow the tour to one of the most visited tourist cave in Europe to see magnificent caverns and glistening 

stalactite formations. Here you can see the largest collection of cave animals in one place. 

We'll then follow Slovenia's small slice of Adriatic Coast on our way to the rolling hills of Croatia's Istrian Peninsula. 

Dinner and overnight in Istria. 

Optional visit the Lipizzaner Farm 

Day 3. Pula, Brijuni, Rovinj, Poreč 

We'll spend our day exploring the Istrian Peninsula, studded with Roman ruins, Venetian architecture, and a landscape 

evocative of pre-tourist Tuscany. We'll time-travel through Pula's 1st-century Roman amphitheater and Old Town 

with a local guide. Visit the Brijuni national park. Have free time to enjoy the seaside town of Rovinj. Before we had 

back to hotel Hang out by the harbor, or walk the art-lined streets to the Church of St. Euphemia and learn the 

surprising legend of how the saint's sarcophagus got there. Dinner and overnight in Istria. 

Optional degustation of Tartuffe, olive oil, cheese, vine and visit to the production 

Day 4. Opatija, Rijeka, Zadar 

After breakfast we head towards the green Croatian. We stop in Opatija, in the town where the Croatian tourism 

started. The following is a visit to the town of Rijeka. The city of Rijeka is renowned for its multiculturalism, and it 

proudly holds, according to many, one of the most beautiful mosques in Europe; which was opened in 2013. The 

Islamic Centre Rijeka with its mosque is located at the area of Gornji Zamet that offers a spectacular view of the 

Kvarner Bay. 

Departure towards Zadar, where upon arrival we’ll be taking you for a guided walking tour through the Roman Forum 

from the 2nd century BC, passing by the 9th century pre-Romanesque church of St. Donatus as well as St. Anastasia 

church. 

Dinner and overnight in Dalmatia region. 


Day 5. The Roman Heart of Split, Trogir inspired 

by stone, Šibenik home of St. James’ Cathedral 

After breakfast, sightseeing of Sibenik, Trogir, Split. The city 

of the living monuments will uncover the secrets of the 

UNESCO protected Diocletian’s Palace with its charming little 

streets, the Peristyle, Jupiter’s Temple and the Cathedral. The 

afternoon and evening are yours to enjoy Split's museums 

including the sculptures of the world-class Meštrović Gallery, 

or relax with an espresso along the waterfront promenade. 

Dinner and overnight in Dalmatia region. 

Day 6. Plitvice lake, Zagreb 

After breakfast Departure to Plitvice National Park, a wellknown 

UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tour of the 16 crystal 

lakes cascading into 92 spectacular waterfalls. Walk on the 

wooden promenades with magnificent views on the waters 

where every turn leads to a breathtaking scenery and yet 

another waterfall. Surrounded by dense woods, Plitvice lakes 

are a natural phenomenon of rare and unique beauty. 

In the afternoon arrival in the capital of Zagreb. Panoramic 

views of the city follow by walking tour. 

Dinner and overnight in Zagreb. 

Day 7 Zagreb 

This day is dedicated to you. Explore the museums, go 

shopping or explore the surroundings of Zagreb from one of 

our offered short excursion. 

Our guides will be happy to suggest how to spend the last day 

in the Zagreb city whit a million hearts. 

Dinner and overnight Zagreb. 

Day 8. 

Transfer to Ljubljana airport. 


Accommodation in hotels 4*/5* 

Grand hotel Union - Ljubljana 

Modern design and high standard services 

This modern extension to the mighty Art Nouveau hotel not only offers central 

location but also comfortable, renovated rooms with luxurious amenities. 

Together with the interconnected Grand hotel Union part, it provides the largest 

conference hall in Ljubljana and three fine dining restaurants. The Hotel offers a 

secured parking garage with 120 parking spaces. The hotel Wellness Centre with 

a swimming pool guarantees a perfect adventure. 

Stylish comfort inspired by nature 

Welcome to the Four Points by Sheraton Ljubljana, a celebration of stylish comfort 

that’s inspired by its lush woodland surroundings and picturesque hillside setting. 

We're just minutes from the evocative attractions of Ljubljana. 

Ljubljana 

Finish sauna, fitness studio, atrium restorant 

Hotels - Meliá - UMAG 

The Sol Umag Hotel is only a step away from the Adriatic Sea. Functionality was 

the guiding principle behind the recent renovation of its interior, and the hotel has 

always been known for its varied and quality service. Modern design and comfort 

of hotel rooms, 86 rooms in a separate facility (Residence), reception desk and 

the hotel lobby are one reason more to choose this hotel. Apart from the 

interesting interior design, the hotel also offers an attractive beach with several 

canopied relax zones. 

Istria and Dalmatia 

The Aminess Maestral Hotel is just a 10-minute walk from Novi grad and 150m 

from the beach, while its luxurious amenities have won it an enviable 4-star rating. 

his elegant hotel features comfortable seaside accommodations besides a wavekissed 

pebble beach with lounge chairs and beach umbrellas. The ideal setting for 

a new dimension of relaxation. Mix recreation and relaxation in the wellness 

centre, and surprise your taste buds with local specialties in the newly renovated 

hotel restaurant. Dive into the clear Adriatic, and head to nearby Punto Mare 

summer fun centre at dusk for a refreshing drink and a beautiful sunset. 

Istria 

A hospitality company renowned for perfect hotel and resort experiences, Maistra offers great accommodation and 

personalized service with a smile in Rovinj and Vrsar. 

Zagreb: Sheraton, Westin 

Vienna: Accor hotels 4* 


Dalmatia - Zadar 

Experience luxury with a Mediterranean flair on the Adriatic coast. Amazing 

interior and architectural design, breathtaking panoramic views and a wellness 

world in black & white make the Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Iadera the best spa 

hotel in Croatia. The hotel is situated right next to the sea on the Punta Skala 

peninsula. Surrounded by the turquoise blue Adriatic sea, it is surely one of the 

most beautiful places in Croatia. 

Falkensteiner hotels 

Dalmatia - Šibenik 

Solaris Club Beach is situated in its close vicinity, offers wild and unforgettable 

parties, while enjoying your favorite cocktails in the Palma Beach Club and chilling 

with modern club beats in pools right by the sea. 

Your goal is to find perfect harmony and a zen atmosphere so you can recharge 

your batteries and take the best of what nature offers? In a small bay overlooking 

the White seafront, and the beauties of Solaris, just outside the new Wellness & 

Spa Centre, you will find the Solaris Spa Beach 

Dalmatia - Split 

Embark on a coastal journey with Le Méridien Lav, Split. Set along the pristine 

coastline of the Adriatic Sea and featuring clear emerald waters just a stone's 

throw from Split, the hotel's unique setting offers the perfect starting point from 

which to explore the Dalmatian coast. 

Stimulate the senses in the Diocletian spa, set against the backdrop of the sea, or 

experience the infinity pool and secluded private beach. Whatever you do, do it 

all with flair and with the sea in view. 

Dalmatia - Dubrovnik 

The Rixos Libertas Dubrovnik offers an unforgettable holiday experience located 

in an area with historical, cultural and natural beauties. Surrounded by the exciting 

and spectacular landscape of the Adriatic Sea and mesmerising history of 

Dubrovnik, the Rixos Libertas Dubrovnik combines comfort and luxury. Soothing 

and peaceful accommodation experience, distinguished examples of the 

international cuisine, an elegant champagne selection and more are available for 

you. 

Dalmatia- Dubrovnik 

Valamar Lacroma Dubrovnik Hotel, the proud recipient of the prestigious 2013 

and 2015 World Travel Award as "Croatia's Leading Hotel" and the 2014 and the 

2015 World Travel Award as "Croatia's Leading Business Hotel", is located on the 

tranquil Babin Kuk peninsula, surrounded by pine tree forests and soothing white 

pebble beaches. Renowned for its fusion of nature and state of the art facilities, 

the hotel offers ultra-modern rooms and suites, the largest MICE facilities in the 

area, memorable gastronomic experiences in its gourmet restaurant, a wine bar 

terrace with panoramic views of the Elaphiti Islands and an abundance of activities 

to let you create a perfectly balanced holiday in Croatia with an added touch of 

luxury. 

For bigger groups we use hotels up described. In case that there are no places we can arrange with other 

hotelier’s same category. Always before the tour start, we arrange with hotel specific detail which groups require. 


Where the East meets the West 

8 days 

Journey through the history of Croatia and its beautiful 

nature 

With this 8 days’ program you will discover different parts of Croatia. Journey through the beautiful sites 

under UNESCO protection amazing nature the 16 lakes that make up Plitvice National Park. Visit the Np 

Paklenica and NP Brijoni. You will visit Rijeka city with one of the most beautiful mosques in Europe; Zadar — 

home to the world`s only musical sea organ, the city of Trogir, Diocletian’s Palace in Split, and the majestic 

cathedral of Sibenik. Exploring the Istrian Peninsula, studded with Roman ruins, Venetian architecture, and a 

landscape evocative of pre-tourist Tuscany. Two Capital city old and new (Varaždin and Zagreb) with beautiful 

architecture and beautiful parks. 

Varaždin | Krapina | Poreč | Pula | Rovinj | Opatija | Rijeka |Zadar | Šibenik | Split | Trogir | Zagreb 

Day 1. Welcome in the capital city Zagreb "CITY WITH A 

HEART". 

Arrival at the Zagreb airport. Transfer and panoramic tour of the city 

that is your host for the next 2 nights. 

The panoramic tour by a bus, will show you the highlights of Zagreb’s 

Lower Town. We’ll be driving by the Mimara museum that hosts more 

than 3500 pieces of art collected by Ante and Wiltrud Topić Mimara, 

Museum of Arts and Crafts, 19th century neo-baroque building of 

Croatian National Theatre, and the headquarter of the biggest 

University in Croatia – University of Zagreb. Continuing our drive 

among Zagreb’s Green Horseshoe, sequence of 8 connected parks 

and squares, you get a chance to see one of the stations where 

famous Orient Express train used to stop at – Zagreb's main train 

station and the hotel built for its passengers – Hotel Esplanade. Just 

opposite of the train station is the square named after first Croatian 

king with the statue of King Tomislav, and a breathtaking Art Pavilion 

behind it. Transfer to hotel and free time before the waking tour with 

local guide who will show the most important monuments, streets and 

attractions in this beautiful town. The historic Upper Town, St Mark’s 

Church, St. Catherine’s Church, the Cathedral, Parliament, and the 

Government Palace. The rest of the day is free to explore the winding 

streets of the Old Town, relax in a café or visit museums. 

Dinner and overnight in Zagreb 


Natural park: Paklenica, Plitvice lakes, 

Brijuni 



‣ Historical Complex of Split with the 




‣ Early-Christian Euphrasian Basilica 

Complex in Poreč 


Neanderthal Museum 

Trakošćan Castle 

Arena in Pula 

NP Plitvice lake 

NP Brijuni 

Arena Pula 




NP Paklenica 

Tour leader 





Groupe 25 30 35 40 at 25 paid persons one is free 


PRICES: PER PERSON in EUR FROM 1.160 1.120 1.090 1.065 



The most beautiful castle in Croatia 

Day 2. Journey into the past Hušnjakovo brdo site on which the remains of Neanderthals, 

Varaždin city of baroque, Trakošćan Castle 

We'll start the day with a short ride to Krapina. We will visit the Krapina Neanderthal Museum. It covers a surface area 

of around 1,200 m² and is one of the most modern museums in Croatia. Find out the interesting story about the life 

and culture of the Krapina Neanderthal, enjoy the many multimedia components and other contents, as well as very 

specific architecture. The tour continues to another region of Croatia in the land of Braque. While you drive to Varaždin 

you can see the hills that soured the capital Zagreb City. Arriving in Varžadin you discover how different it is from 

other part of Croatia. It is a jewel of Baroque and Rococo art surrounded with flowers and gardens. Varaždin is a city 

where even the cemetery is an architectural pearl. Free time for a walk and enjoy in this beautiful baroque town. 

On the way back we will visit the most beautiful castle in Croatia.Trakošćan castle and the lake. It was a castle of old 

Croatian noble family Draskovic. The castle was built in the 13th century for Northwestern fortification system as a 

small trace of the eighth fortress for monitoring the road from Ptuj to Bednja Valley. Today it is the well preserved 

castle, a museum on four levels, with rooms representing various styles of interior decoration. 


Diner and overnight Zagreb 

Day 3. Opatija, Rijeka, Istria 

After breakfast we head towards the green Croatian. We stop in Opatija, in the town where the Croatian tourism 

started. The following is a visit to the town of Rijeka. The city of Rijeka is renowned for its multiculturalism, and it 

proudly holds, according to many, one of the most beautiful mosques in Europe; which was opened in 2013. The 

Islamic Centre Rijeka with its mosque is located at the area of Gornji Zamet that offers a spectacular view of the 

Kvarner Bay. Dinner and overnight in Istria. 

Day 4. Pula, Brijoni, Rovinj, Poreč 


evocative of pre-tourist Tuscany. We'll time-travel through Pula's 1st-century Roman amphitheater and Old Town 

with a local guide. Visit the Brijoni national park. Have free time to enjoy the seaside town of Rovinj. Before we had 

back to hotel Hang out by the harbor, or walk the art-lined streets to the Church of St. Euphemia and learn the 

surprising legend of how the saint's sarcophagus got there. Dinner and overnight in Istria. 

Optional degustation of Tartuffe, olive oil, cheese, vine and visit to the production 


Day 5. Where the sea touches the mountains - Zadar and NP Paklenica 

After breakfast driving through the green area of Croatia to Np Paklenica . Visit the Park with a professional 

guide. The relatively small area has an abundance of geomorphological phenomena and forms, diverse flora 

and fauna, attractive landscapes and untouched nature. We emphasize raising awareness among young people 

that the diversity of the living world is conditioned by climatic characteristics. Optional lunch in the park. 

Afternoon departure towards Zadar, where upon arrival we’ll be taking you for a guided walking tour through 

the Roman Forum from the 2nd century BC, passing by the 9th century pre-Romanesque church of St. Donatus 

as well as St. Anastasia church. Dinner and overnight in Dalmatia region. 

Day 6. The Roman Heart of Split, Trogir inspired by stone, Šibenik home of St. James’ 

Cathedral 

After breakfast, sightseeing of Sibenik , Trogir, Split. The city of the living monuments will uncover the secrets 

of the UNESCO protected Diocletian’s Palace with its charming little streets, the Peristyle, Jupiter’s Temple and 

the Cathedral. The afternoon and evening are yours to enjoy Split's museums including the sculptures of the 

world-class Meštrović Gallery, or relax with an espresso along the waterfront promenade. Dinner and 

overnight in Dalmatia. 

Optional Visit to ancient ruins of Salona 

Day 7. Plitvice lake, Zagreb 

After breakfast Departure to Plitvice National Park, a wellknown 

UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tour of the 16 crystal 

lakes cascading into 92 spectacular waterfalls. Walk on the 

wooden promenades with magnificent views on the waters 

where every turn leads to a breathtaking scenery and yet 

another waterfall. Surrounded by dense woods, Plitvice lakes 

are a natural phenomenon of rare and unique beauty. In the 

afternoon arrival in the capital of Zagreb. Free afternoon to 

explore the museums, go shopping or visit the surroundings 

of Zagreb from one of our offered short excursion. Our guides 

will be happy to suggest how to spend the last day in the 

Zagreb city whit a million hearts. 


Day 8. Transfer to airport. 


Experience Croatia from Zagreb 

8 Days 

NATIONAL PARKS AND UNESCO SITES 

Discover why UNESCO has protected these Croatian cities and natural phenomena. Visit the cradles of culture 

and nature, such as Zadar, Plitvice Lakes, Trogir, Split and Dubrovnik. Experience the past times and enjoy 

the heritage of our ancestors. 

Zagreb | NP Plitvice | Zadar | NP Kornati | Šibenik | Trogir | Split | Dubrovnik | NP Krka | Zagreb 

Day 1 Welcome to Zagreb and its picturesque ancient streets 

Arrive at the airport. Meet our guide and go on a panoramic tour of the city. 

Cheek in a hotel. Freshen up prior to discover Zagreb, the Capital and economic 

centre of Croatia. You will see the wonders of the old fortified Upper Town, 

Cathedral of St Stephen, the famous St. Mark’s church with its multicolored 

roof and the bustling town market Dolac. Learn from our guide the history of 

Zagreb and why is today the city of a million hearts. The rest of the afternoon 

is free for you to stroll around the gas lamp lit streets, do a spot of shopping 

or follow the Croatian tradition by make a wish at the city’s Stone Gate. 


Day 2 Plitvice Lakes National Park and Zadar, the ancient 

leader 

We depart Zagreb early in the morning and head to the famous Plitvice lake. 

This UNESCO World Heritage site is an amazing 29.6 hectares of national park. 

We will embark on a short journey along the wooden paths down to the 

breathtaking waterfalls and turquoise lakes. In all, there are 16 lakes which 

are joined by waterfalls that cascade from one level to another. We will then 

board a boat on the largest lake in the park where you will take in the serenity 

and feel like you have escaped from the stress of everyday life. Afternoon 

depart to Zadar. It is the town that Alfred Hitchcock described as having one 

of the most beautiful sunsets in the world. Our local guide will take us through 

the history of 3000 years old. The old town centre is built inside the old city 

walls with marble streets and a blend of modern and ancient architecture. From 

the Roman Forum, st. Donatus Church, Cathedral, Kalelarga – the wide street, 

People’s square and city Loggia, 5 Wells Square, the Land Gate and city walls 

to the Sea Organs (a contemporary city attraction – haunting sounds made by 

the sea. Dinner and overnight in Zadar region. 




‣ Historical Complex of Split with 

the Diocletian’s Palace 



‣ Dubrovnik Old Town 


 

 

 

 

 

NP Plitvice lake 



NP Kornati 

Np Krka 

Tour leader 

City tour with a tour guide by the 

program 



A trip by boat and lunch 

Groupe 

PRICES: 


FROM 

25 1.225 

30 1.180 

35 1.150 

40 1.130 





Day 3 Kornati National Park - 89 unforgettable islands, islets and reefs 

Today we are sailing on the classic wooden sailing boat to the Kornati Archipelago, another Croatian national park. Due to 

its outstanding natural beauty, diversity of the coast, preserved nature and rich marine flora and fauna, the Kornati 

archipelago was declared a national park in 1980. The total area of the park is around 220 square kilometers and consists 

of 89 islands, islets and rocks. Kornati National Park abounds in unique beauties of both natural and its cultural heritage. 

Dinner and overnight in Zadar. 

Day 4 Trogir - Split 

After breakfast departu to Trogir,a city that is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A number of narrow streets from ancient 

times will take you through the historical town, enriched with a number of cultural-historical monuments, old churches, 

and a variety of belfries, palaces, and loggia, through the lives of the local citizens of Tragurium. After touring Radovan’s 

portal, you will see the Cathedral and hear the story about the baptistery and chapel of St. John of Trogir. The palace of 

Cipiko, Garangin palace, and the old town hall, are just a small part of the true cultural wealth of this town. In Split we will 

hear the local myths and legends about the Roman Emperor Diocletian who decided to spend his last days in the sunny 

harbour of Asphalatos. Here he built the amazing Diocletian palace, which is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. Over 

time the palace has changed to become the living monument. The rest of the afternoon is free to take a walk or have a 

coffee with the locals on the “Splitska Riva”. Dinner and overnight in Split. 

Day 5. Split 

This day is dedicated to you. Explore the museums, go shopping or explore the surroundings of Split from one of our 

offered short excursion. Zip line, River Rafting Tour, Blue Cave & Hvar, Kayak Tour… 

Our guides will be happy to suggest how to spend the day in Split. Dinner and overnight in Split. 

Day 6. Dubrovnik 

Early in the morning after breakfast we head towards the Croatian pearl Dubrovnik. You will walk through Dubrovnik’s 

beautiful Old Town and discover how the city became one of the most prosperous and advanced of all the historic maritime 

republics. As you step through the gates of Dubrovnik’s old city walls, you will be taking a step back in time, losing yourself 

in the grandeur and beauty of this culturally influential city. Beginning at Pile Gate, at the storied western entrance to the 

Old Town, your local guide will lead you to Dubrovnik’s most significant historical landmarks. Visit the Franciscan Monastery, 

D’Onofrio’s Fountain, Orlando’s Column, and Rector’s Palace. Take in the beautiful sights, and listen as your guide shares 

mesmerizing stories and remarkable facts from over 1,400 years of Dubrovnik’s dramatic history, including the classical 

period of the Republic of Ragusa. In the afternoon, we shall have free time for individual visits and leisure. 

Dinner and overnight in Dubrovnik region. 

Day 7 Šibenik - Np Krka - Zagreb 

Breakfast and departure to Sibenik. Vsit to the Cathedral of St. Jacob, a masterpiece of the Gothic-Renaissance art, included 

in the UNESCO’s List of World Cultural Monuments. Afternoon we spend in National Park Krka. It is the rare beauty of karst 

region. The most beautiful waterfalls are Skradinski Buk and Roški Slap. The Franciscan Monastery on Visovac Islet is 

another attraction of Krka. In the evening arrival in Velika Gorica (Zagreb), near the airport for the last night. 

Day 8 

Breakfast. Transfer to the airport of Zagreb. 


"A picture says more than a thousand words." Find out why visit Croatia 



Dubrovnik and Time 

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Trogir - Inspired By Stone 

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Istria – Where dreams come true 

Color Your Christmas with Zagreb 


From the Alps to the sea 

8 days 

A beautiful tour over the Alps follow by sounds of music to the colored Istria. A visit to the underground treasure 

of Slovenia and the three capitals Vienna, Ljubljana, Zagreb. Cities connected with history, architecture and 

culture. A wonderful experience to Brijuni once Tito's residence, today National Park… 

Vienna | Hallstatt | Salzburg | Ljubljana | Poreč | Pula | Rovinj | Brijoni | Rijeka | Opatija | Zagreb 

Day 1 Vienna, the City of Music 

Arrival at the Vienna airport. Transfer and panoramic tour of the city before 

you check in the hotel for one night. Afternoon sightseeing with a guide: RING, 

Hofburg, Stephans platz, CATHEDRAL, Cartner Strasse, Parliament, Opera 

House, City Hall, Schonbrunn ... For art lovers a visit to one of the current 

exhibitions of famous artists - Joan Miro, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec ... or 

shopping in famous Mariahilferstrasse. 

Dinner and overnight in Vienna. 

Day 2 Heavenly Hallstatt & Salzburg the city of W. A. Mozart 

Breakfast and scenic drive through the Alpine country to picture-perfect 

lakeside town of Hallstatt. We'll arrive with plenty of free time for you to stroll 

around the town, take a peaceful boat trip across the mountain-ringed 

Hallstättersee — or go underground, tagging along on a tour of the world's 

oldest salt mine. Up in the afternoon arrival in Salzburg - Mozart's home town, 

situated between the river Salzach and "powerful" rock Hohensalzburg. City 

tour: Cathedral, RESIDENCE, THE CHURCH OF ST. PETRA, Mozart's Birthplace, 

Mirabell Castle. After sightseeing drive to Slovenia. 

Accommodation and dinner in Ljubljana. 

Hallstatt 



‣ Hallstatt 

‣ Early-Christian Euphrasian 

Basilica Complex in Poreč 


 

 

 

 

Postojna Cave 

NP Brijuni 

Arena Pula 


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Click to see video of Salzburg 


Day 3. Green Ljubljana and Postojna cave 

This morning walking tour through the heart of Ljubljana, including the colorful riverside market, the playfully Art Nouveau 

Dragon Bridge, and the town's lively main square dedicated to Slovenia's greatest poet, France Prešeren. We'll also enjoy 

seeing and hearing about the architectural adventures of native born architect Jože Plečnik along the way. Later, short 

drive to the Karst region. Visit the Predjama castle. This picturesque, magnificent, defiant, mysterious and impregnable 

castle has been perched up in the middle of a vertical 123-metre high cliff for more than 700 years. Its romantic appeal is 

further emphasized by the idyllic River Lokva, which disappears into the underground world deep down below the castle. 

Follow the tour to one of the most visited tourist cave in Europe to see magnificent caverns and glistening stalactite 

formations. Here you can see the largest collection of cave animals in one place. 

We'll then follow Slovenia's small slice of Adriatic Coast on our way to the rolling hills of Croatia's Istrian Peninsula. Dinner 

and overnight in Istria 

Day 4. Pula, Brijuni, Rovinj, Poreč 


evocative of pre-tourist Tuscany. We'll time-travel through Pula's 1st-century Roman amphitheater and Old Town with a 

local guide. Visit the Brijuni national park. Have free time to enjoy the seaside town of Rovinj. Before we had back to hotel 

Hang out by the harbor, or walk the art-lined streets to the Church of St. Euphemia and learn the surprising legend of how 

the saint's sarcophagus got there. 

Optional degustation of Tartuffe, olive oil, cheese, vine and visit to the production. Dinner and overnight in Istria 

Day 5 Opatija, Rijeka, Zagreb 

After breakfast we head towards the green Croatian. We stop in Opatija, in the town where the Croatian tourism started. 

The following is a visit to the town of Rijeka. The city of Rijeka is renowned for its multiculturalism, and it proudly holds, 

according to many, one of the most beautiful mosques in Europe; which was opened in 2013. The Islamic Centre Rijeka 

with its mosque is located at the area of Gornji Zamet that offers a spectacular view of the Kvarner Bay. Evning we’ll arrive 

in capital city Zagreb. Dinner and overnight in Zagreb 

Day 6 Zagreb 

After breakfast waking tour with local guide who will show the most important monuments, streets and attractions in this 

beautiful town. The historic Upper Town, St Mark’s Church, St. Catherine’s Church, the Cathedral, Parliament, and the 

Government Palace. The rest of the day is free to explore the winding streets of the Old Town, relax in a café or visit 

museums. Dinner and overnight in Zagreb 

Day 7 Zagreb 

This day is dedicated to you. Explore the museums, go shopping or explore the surroundings of Zagreb from one of our 

offered short excursion. Visit Plitvica lake, Varaždin, Samobor 

Our guides will be happy to suggest how to spend the last day in the Zagreb city whit a million hearts. 

Dinner and overnight Zagreb, Graz or Vienna It depends on the flight back. 

Proposal stopover and visit the Graz in evening. 

Rijeka - Click to see video 

Day 8. Breakfast. Transfer to airport 


Tourist buses & Guides 

Travelling in modern air-conditioned motor coaches with experienced guides on hand for your 

every need. You will always be in good hands with our selected buses operators and our 

experienced local operators. 

Buses are tourist class, equipped with all necessary equipment, such as seat belts, dvd / audio equipment, tourist 

tilting seats with tables and armrest, air conditioning, toilet, panoramic windows, a license for international and 

domestic passenger transport, confirmation on the fulfillment of conditions for the transport of children, technical and 

transport permits, insurance of passengers and goods from accident insurance to third parties, and full insurance of 

each bus. 

Tour leader 

All our turs are escorted from the first to the last day by licensed tour leader. Tour leader have extensive knowledge 

of the destination and the organization of management groups. 

Tourist Guide 

The sightseeing of the main cities and historic towns is with a licensed local tourist guide. 

Our guides speak English, French, Spanish, German, Italian. For other languages on request. Although 

we can arrange a translator. 


Visas 

VISAS Schengen Zone, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina 

If you need a visa to enter Slovenia, you can obtain one from the Slovenian embassy or consular office in your country. If 

there is no Slovenian consular office in your country, you can apply to the consular representatives of any Member State 

of the Schengen Zone. But you need apply for visa in first country of yours arrive. 

If you have Schengen visa you can enter in Croatia. In other words, you do not need special visa for Croatia 

All Schengen countries issue Schengen visas under the same conditions, taking into account the interests of the other 

Member States. A visa issued by one Schengen state is valid for all other states in the Zone. In other words, this means 

that you can visit multiple countries within the Schengen Zone. 

Visa for Schengen zone read more and apply 

http://www.schengenvisainfo.com/ 

Visa for Croatia read more and apply 

http://www.mvep.hr/en/consular-information/visas/visa-requirements-overview/ 

Visa for Bosnia and Herzegovina read more and apply 

http://www.mvp.gov.ba/konzularne_informacije/vize/default.aspx 

When you book through us, we can give you a letter for the issue of visa. 

We have no responsibility if your visa is not issued. 

Detailed information 

Since the information on visa requirements to enter country can change, it is best to enquire at your country 

Foreign Ministry before leaving, or you can also check the situation at the country Foreign Ministry, where 

information is provided in English. And remember that when your visa is approved your passport must be 

valid for at least another six months. 

Alongside citizens of all the European Union Member States, citizens of Croatia, Switzerland, Norway and Iceland can also 

enter Slovenia and Croatia just with a personal ID, provided your visit is no more than thirty days. 

Children 

To enter Slovenia from Croatia and other countries that are not in the Schengen Zone, children also need a valid passport, 

or in the cases listed above, a valid ID is sufficient. 

Always carry your ID 

Irrespective of the fact that you can enter Slovenia from within the Schengen Zone virtually unchecked, it is important that 

you always carry a valid personal ID with you. The police in Slovenia, like the police in all other Schengen countries, can 

carry out ID checks throughout the territory. A personal ID or passport are the only valid forms of identification in Slovenia. 

Restrictions on tobacco and alcohol 

There are restrictions on the amount of tobacco and alcohol you can bring into Slovenia. They also apply to citizens of 

other European Union countries, but they are even stricter for those who live outside the EU. There are also restrictions on 

bringing in cash. 

Animals 

To enter in EU and Croatia, your pet needs a passport and veterinary certificate confirming inoculation against rabies. The 

regulations differ depending on whether you are entering from a European Union country or other countries. 

VAT refunds: DON’T FORGET TO ASK WHEN YOU BUY FOR TAX FREE IN EU 

VAT refunds may be claimed upon exiting COUNTRY only by those visitors from countries outside the European Union. 


Practical info 

Currency and Measurement 

Currency values fluctuate from country to country. The Euro, denoted by the € symbol (or EUR), has simplified traveling 

among many European countries. Before the Euro, exchanging money was time-consuming and costly. Fortunately, all 

coins and banknotes in the euro system can be used throughout the Euro zone. Countries currently using the Euro include 

Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, 

the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain. 

Most European countries levy a form of sales tax called a value-added tax (VAT). International shoppers can apply for a 

refund of the VAT on certain goods purchased. Always ask the place of purchase if they participate in the VAT refund 

program. Keep your receipts and ask which forms you need to fill out at the time of purchase. Be prepared to show the 

goods to customs officials at your point of departure from the European Union. 

Currency Converter LINK: www.itt-travelagency.com/currency-converter/ 

Croatia has its own currency but the Euro is accepted everywhere. Ask where to change your tour guide. Exchange 

offices, have poor rates. Banks better. 

Customs 

Visas & Passports 

All travelers to Europe, including infants, require a valid passport. Some countries may not accept a passport that will expire 

within six months of your departure. Apply for a new one if this applies to you. Ask the embassy or consulate of the country 

or countries you wish to visit for visa regulations. Foreign visitors may obtain a single Schengen visa to visit any of the 25 

countries in the Schengen area. These countries include Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, 

France, Hungary, Germany, Greece, Holland, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway, Poland, 

Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. You may still need to obtain a separate visa to visit a European 

country outside this area. Should you lose your passport, report it to the local police. The nearest consulate or embassy for 

your country can reissue your passport when you are abroad. Carry a photocopy of your passport separate from your actual 

passport to speed up replacement time. In most cases, you cannot leave Europe without a valid passport. 

Customs Regulations 

It pays to know the customs regulations in your country of residence. Regulations vary, but usually travelers are allowed 

to bring in goods up to a certain value. Duty is charged on anything over that limit. Find out forms of payment accepted at 

customs in the event you must pay duty. Food can be the trickiest items to bring home from Europe unless it is commercially 

packaged and cooked. Sweets or chocolates are usually acceptable. 

Weather LINK FOR EU BY CONTRY www.visiteurope.com/en/practical/weather 

Croatia enjoys three different climates: The coast has a pleasant Mediterranean climate with a high number of days of 

sunshine per year. Summers are hot and dry and winters are mild and wet. Temperatures drop slightly as you move inland, 

where the climate is continental and moderate. Once you climb above 1,200 m, you’ll be greeted with fresh mountain air 

and temperatures around 13 ºC in the summer months. 

Free Wifi 

Gone are the days when going away meant going completely off the map. Thanks to Croatia’s 300 free WiFi hotpsots, 

keeping up with family, friends and what’s going on back home has never been easier. 

About Croatia 

The Croatian national territory totals 56.594 km2 with 31.479 km2 of coastal waters for sailing, swimming and diving. 

Croatia occupies the largest area of the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea which, as a part of the Mediterranean Sea, 

penetrates deep into the European continent. The narrow Dinara Mountain Range separates the country’s Mediterranean 

region from its central European continental section, which spans from the easterly edges of the Alps in the north west to 

the shores of the Danube in the East, encompassing the southern part of the fertile Pannonian lowlands. And if the beauty 

of such landscapes weren’t enough, here’s a refreshing piece of news: tap water is drinkable across all of Croatia. 

www.croatia.hr 


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