Jewels of Slovenia and Croatia

Upon arrival to Ljubljana airport, your Sky Vacations ambassador will meet and transfer you to your hotel. Rest of the day at leisure. Overnight at your centrally located hotel in Ljubljana.

Day 2: Ljubljana and Bled

Let’s discover vibrant and green capital of Slovenia. Vivid, red-roofed houses, romantic Baroque style buildings, symbolic architectures of legendary architect Plečnik, stylish restaurants and cafes are all spread in walking distance.  After a morning spent in Ljubljana it will be time for a trip to the Alpine resort of Bled. Visit the magnificent Bled castle perched atop a cliff and enjoy breath-taking panoramic view of Bled Lake and surroundings.

Day 03: Ljubljana, Postojna cave, Opatija 

Today journey continues to beautiful sun-kissed county, Croatia. Croatia offers a great combination of diverse nature and extraordinary cultural heritage. Before crossing the border to Croatia, you will make a stop at world famous Postojna caves and discover the magic underground world.

Day 04: Istra tour (Motovun, Rovinj and Pula) 

Today you will be charmed by the Istria peninsula. First stop will be at the hilltop village of Motovun. Surrounded by solid walls from the 11th century, which have remained intact to these days, this charming village is perfect to stroll along its narrow streets. Visit small local shops for excellent truffles products. The tour will continue to Rovinj, once a traditional fishing port, today a popular tourist resort that stills conserves the old charm.

The last stop on the tour will be Pula, located on the southern point of Istrian Peninsula. Explore the significant Roman ruins through lively streets. The most notable is for sure the ancient Amphitheater followed by the Temple of Augustus, Triumphal Arch of Sergius and more. Return to Opatija for overnight.

Day 05: Opatija and Plitvice

After breakfast travel inland to Plitvice Lakes National Park. The park was established in 1949, which makes it the oldest in Croatia. It was listed under UNESCO protection in 1979. Its main attraction are the 16 lakes and the waterfalls created by travertine. The play of sun on the water surface in combination with the microorganisms and algae, gives the lakes their distinctive color that varies from blue to emerald to green and almost black in the colder months.  Overnight in Plitvice area. 

Day 06: Plitvice, Trogir and Split 

After having an easy morning, drive further south along the Adriatic coast.

Enjoy the beautiful scenery of the blue Adriatic Sea dotted with small islands that attract so many visitors during the summer. And that is exactly where our next stop will be, on a small island of Trogir, whose importance was also recognized by UNESCO. The Cathedral of St. Lawrence,

Kamerlengo fortress and other medieval palaces is the significance of the town. After some free time, we will continue to Split. The second-largest city of Croatia became famous because of an ancient palace, built by Roman Emperor Diocletian. Diocletian’s Palace was meant to be his retirement home. The palace and its surroundings were later inhabited by the locals and despite the changes made through the centuries, it is still an integral part of the city and therefore still very much alive. Overnight in Split.

Day 07:  Split  

Day at leisure in Split. Spend your day at the beach, at the swimming pool of your hotel, or easy strolling the magnificent Diocletian palace and enjoy fresh dalmatian cuisine in the old town. If you prefer you can join one of the optional tours available.

Day 08: Split, Ston and Dubrovnik

Travel to your final destination, Dubrovnik, the pearl of Adriatic. The city amazes its visitors with almost 2 kilometers long city walls that managed to stay intact even during the conflict that shook Croatia in the early 90ies. When travelling from Split to Dubrovnik, we will make a stop in the charming little town of Ston. Ston is renowned for its supreme oysters that can be tasted in one of the local restaurants, paired with a glass of local wine. Another landmark of Ston are the old salt ponds where the salt is still traditionally produced today. Continue to Dubrovnik for overnight.

Day 09: Dubrovnik 

Enjoy a private walking tour of Dubrovnik. Take a walk through the city’s cobblestone streets admire main city attractions from the outside: Rectors’ palace, Clock tower, the main street Starud, etc….The afternoon will be free to explore the city on your own. You will be able to take the cable car to the top of Mt.Srd (optional) to admire the amazing view over the fortified town or take a scenic boat ride (optional) to see the majestic city walls from a different perspective. Overnight in Dubrovnik.

Day 10: depart Dubrovnik

Your morning is at leisure followed by a transfer to the airport for your onward journey.  

Upon arrival to Ljubljana airport, your Sky Vacations ambassador will meet and transfer you to your hotel. Rest of the day at leisure. Overnight at your centrally located hotel in Ljubljana.

Day 2: Ljubljana and Bled

Let’s discover vibrant and green capital of Slovenia. Vivid, red-roofed houses, romantic Baroque style buildings, symbolic architectures of legendary architect Plečnik, stylish restaurants and cafes are all spread in walking distance.  After a morning spent in Ljubljana it will be time for a trip to the Alpine resort of Bled. Visit the magnificent Bled castle perched atop a cliff and enjoy breath-taking panoramic view of Bled Lake and surroundings.

Day 03: Ljubljana, Postojna cave, Opatija 

Today journey continues to beautiful sun-kissed county, Croatia. Croatia offers a great combination of diverse nature and extraordinary cultural heritage. Before crossing the border to Croatia, you will make a stop at world famous Postojna caves and discover the magic underground world.

Day 04: Istra tour (Motovun, Rovinj and Pula) 

Today you will be charmed by the Istria peninsula. First stop will be at the hilltop village of Motovun. Surrounded by solid walls from the 11th century, which have remained intact to these days, this charming village is perfect to stroll along its narrow streets. Visit small local shops for excellent truffles products. The tour will continue to Rovinj, once a traditional fishing port, today a popular tourist resort that stills conserves the old charm.

The last stop on the tour will be Pula, located on the southern point of Istrian Peninsula. Explore the significant Roman ruins through lively streets. The most notable is for sure the ancient Amphitheater followed by the Temple of Augustus, Triumphal Arch of Sergius and more. Return to Opatija for overnight.

Day 05: Opatija and Plitvice

After breakfast travel inland to Plitvice Lakes National Park. The park was established in 1949, which makes it the oldest in Croatia. It was listed under UNESCO protection in 1979. Its main attraction are the 16 lakes and the waterfalls created by travertine. The play of sun on the water surface in combination with the microorganisms and algae, gives the lakes their distinctive color that varies from blue to emerald to green and almost black in the colder months.  Overnight in Plitvice area. 

Day 06: Plitvice, Trogir and Split 

After having an easy morning, drive further south along the Adriatic coast.

Enjoy the beautiful scenery of the blue Adriatic Sea dotted with small islands that attract so many visitors during the summer. And that is exactly where our next stop will be, on a small island of Trogir, whose importance was also recognized by UNESCO. The Cathedral of St. Lawrence,

Kamerlengo fortress and other medieval palaces is the significance of the town. After some free time, we will continue to Split. The second-largest city of Croatia became famous because of an ancient palace, built by Roman Emperor Diocletian. Diocletian’s Palace was meant to be his retirement home. The palace and its surroundings were later inhabited by the locals and despite the changes made through the centuries, it is still an integral part of the city and therefore still very much alive. Overnight in Split.

Day 07:  Split  

Day at leisure in Split. Spend your day at the beach, at the swimming pool of your hotel, or easy strolling the magnificent Diocletian palace and enjoy fresh dalmatian cuisine in the old town. If you prefer you can join one of the optional tours available.

Day 08: Split, Ston and Dubrovnik

Travel to your final destination, Dubrovnik, the pearl of Adriatic. The city amazes its visitors with almost 2 kilometers long city walls that managed to stay intact even during the conflict that shook Croatia in the early 90ies. When travelling from Split to Dubrovnik, we will make a stop in the charming little town of Ston. Ston is renowned for its supreme oysters that can be tasted in one of the local restaurants, paired with a glass of local wine. Another landmark of Ston are the old salt ponds where the salt is still traditionally produced today. Continue to Dubrovnik for overnight.

Day 09: Dubrovnik 

Enjoy a private walking tour of Dubrovnik. Take a walk through the city’s cobblestone streets admire main city attractions from the outside: Rectors’ palace, Clock tower, the main street Starud, etc….The afternoon will be free to explore the city on your own. You will be able to take the cable car to the top of Mt.Srd (optional) to admire the amazing view over the fortified town or take a scenic boat ride (optional) to see the majestic city walls from a different perspective. Overnight in Dubrovnik.

Day 10: depart Dubrovnik

Your morning is at leisure followed by a transfer to the airport for your onward journey.