This is a city of poetry, stone and narrow streets, the city where the traveler from the north feels the first breeze of the Mediterranean air, imbued with the scents of citrus and sea whereas the traveler from the south reaches the first glimpses of the continent beyond.

The town is exceptional for its dwellings and monuments, assembled harmoniously over the centuries thanks to the favorable geographical conditions and the sound economic climate. Visit the city sights, which include the Old Bazaar, the Turkish House and one of the many old Mosques. After the guided tour of the town you will have some free time for a stroll among the many old craft shops or for lunch in one of the picturesque local restaurants.

IMPORTANT: Passport is required

Montenegro is one of the last undiscovered secrets, the country whose vast natural and spiritual assets refuse to fit into any commercial pattern. Exotic landscapes are not always distant and unapproachable. Only one hour car drive from Dubrovnik, Montenegro offers an unforgettable experience, exceptional natural beauty in combination with a rich history and culture. This is a land where the mountains descend almost directly into the sea creating a surreal atmosphere.

Enjoy the drive around the Kotor Bay with its numerous small settlements; make a stop in the Medieval Kotor to soak in the typical Mediterranean lifestyle; proceed up towards the mountains to visit Cetinje, (which once used to be the center town of the Montenegrin rulers); stroll around in Budva, (the ancient town which is today a lively tourist resort.) Montenegro is all this and much more!

IMPORTANT: Passport and relevant visa is required

The Konavle valley is a fascinating region in the hinterland of Dubrovnik. Known for its traditional way of living, pure olive oil, green honey, sweet-smelling herbs and embroidery it is a real ethnographic and natural jewel of Croatia. Begin your day by attending the well-known folk dances in the village of Cilipi. The folklore performance shows the beautiful national costumes and thus all the richness of culture and tradition. Be sure not to miss out on the opportunity to stroll around the open market set up in the village. Lunch is served in the most attractive restaurant in the Dubrovnik region ? Konavoski Dvori. Enjoy a typical meal in an unforgettable setting by the cascading Ljuta river. The day is rounded off with a visit to the home/gallery of Mijo Sisa Konavljanin - the only primitive painter in the region. Finally, to crown this eventful day we will make a stop at the Gray Falcon viewpoint, which offers an exquisite view over the whole area including the surrounding islands. Click here for more information and Booking Details