Delightful Islands of Croatia

Welcome to Croatia! Upon arrival at the Split Airport, you will be met by a representative and transferred to your hotel. Spend the rest of the day at leisure – you can set out to get a taste of the daily life in Dalmatia. Founded as a Greek Colony, Split became a permanent settlement in 650 AD and has been ruled by Romans, Byzantines, and Venetians, and Italian, French, and Austrian Rulers, each leaving an indelible mark on its history and culture.  

Overnight in Split

After breakfast, you will be transferred to the Port in Split to board your ferry ride to Supetar. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel in Bol on the Island of Brac. Small stone houses and beautiful winding streets, dotted with pink and purple Germaniums, are commonplace in Bol. The town is best known for Zlatini Rat — a seductive pebbly beach that stretches into the sea and boasts the perfect conditions for swimmers and windsurfers in the summer. Traveling to Bol is one of the highlights of our unforgettable Croatia tours.

Overnight in Bol, Brac Island

Spend the day at leisure to explore Brac at your own pace. As the third-largest island in the Adriatic, Brac is also home to the highest peak in the Adriatic Sea – the Vidova Gora. You can climb up the 778-meter peak to uncover panoramic views of the town of Bol and its famous beach. The area also offers magnificent views of the surrounding islands of Hvar, Vis, Korcula, and the Peljesac Peninsula. For a leisurely day, you can make your way inland to visit the village of Skrip, the oldest settlement on the island. Visit the local museum to get a taste of the island’s history. You can also visit the Sculpting Academy in Pucisca – one of the few stone masonry schools in Europe and a place of the finest quality craftsmanship.

Overnight in Bol, Brac Island

After a delicious breakfast at the hotel, you will set off to discover the beauty of Brac at your own pace. Stroll through the area to see the most beautiful hidden spots on the island. A dirt road through a beautiful black pine forest will take you to a rare natural phenomenon known as Trolokve – three natural pools of rainwater where wild animals come to drink. If you are lucky, you may be able to see them. You can also visit Pustinja Blaca – the 16th century Blaca Monastery is in the middle of nowhere. The impressive buildings in the middle of the barren land have been converted into a museum, where the last inhabitant monk here passed away over 50 years ago.

Overnight in Bol, Brac Island

Make the most of your leisurely day on the island by enhancing your experience. You can book an English-speaking tour guide or enjoy a wine-tasting session in the afternoon—optional extras available on any day of your stay on Island Brač. The one-hour wine-tasting tour begins around 5 pm, offering the chance to savor three types of wine, along with cheese, olive oil, and bread, all guided by an English-speaking expert. A minimum of two participants is required.

Overnight in Bol, Brac Island

After a delicious breakfast, you will depart your hotel and set off to explore the Island of Hvar – the most popular tourist destination in Croatia and the sunniest spot in the country. Hvar is one of the two most famous wine-making centers in Croatia. It is often referred to as the “Island of Lavender” due to the extensive areas that cultivate lavender – the region’s most important crop. Upon arrival in Hvar, you will transfer to your hotel. Spend the evening free to leisure to get a taste of the town’s lively nightlife. Its lively bars have attracted Prince Harry, Beyonce, and many other celebrities.

Overnight in Hvar Town

Today you will explore Hvar City at your own – the oldest tourist center in Dalmatia, and a treasure trove of cultural and historical monuments. The central square of Hvar is one of the largest in Croatia. The town developed around this square starting in the 13th Century in the north, encircling it to the south by the later parts of the 15th Century. Familiarize yourself with the incredible landmarks in the area, between the 17th Century Theater, potentially the first civic theater in Europe, the 13th Century Arsenal, the Cathedral of St Stephen, and the small castle at the top of the hill. The architectural and historical wealth of the town will leave any visitor breathless. You can also visit the Franciscan Monastery, which is known for its rich art collection, including Ingoli’s “Last Supper”.

Overnight in Hvar Town

After breakfast, it will be time to bid farewell to Hvar and set off to explore Trogir – a fascinating historic town and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Surrounded by Medieval walls, this small town boasts a profuse collection of Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance buildings from the 13th-15th Century, while the history of the town dates back to 300 BC. Visit the Cathedral of St. Lawrence with the famous main portal made by Master Radovan, the 15th Century Town Hall, the 15th Century Cipiko Palace, and the 11th Century Benedictine Monastery.

Overnight in Trogir

After breakfast at your hotel, later in time, you will be transferred to the Split International Airport for your flight back home.