7 holidays match your criteria.
The Dalmatian Coast: An Introduction to Croatia from CICERONI Travel,
Spectacular scenery along the island-peppered Dalmatian coastline
Captivating Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque architecture.
Explore the Emperor Diocletian’s Palace in Split.
Centrally located hotels in Split and Hvar Island.
Visits to Hvar, Vis & Korcula
Montenegro, Mountain Walks and Wildflowers is a perfect trip for walkers with an interest in wildflowers (particularly orchids), history, Venetian & Byzantine architecture, and stunning mountain & coastal scenery. Running 30 May - 9 June '23 , the tour also features a bird watching boat tour of Lake Skadar & 3 nights in mediaeval Kotor.
Discover the charms of one of Europe’s most beautiful corners, with stunning national parks, a fascinating mix of cultures and enchanting old towns dripping with centuries of history. Our group tour starts and ends in the Serbian capital, Belgrade and inbetween visits Montenegro, Croatia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Croatia, Sailing the Dalmatian coast to Dubrovnik, provides a wonderfully elegant way to explore the islands of Hvar, Vis, Korcula and Mljet. Aboard a large (100ft) yacht, just 10 guests are taken very good care of by crew on a 9 day journey from Split to Dubrovnik (29 Sep - 7 Oct 23), from £3,691 pp - with swimming, and daily guided walks ashore.
Safe Harbours: The Dalmatian Coast by CICERONI Travel, Spectacular scenery along the Dalmatian coastline. Captivating Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque architecture. Explore Emperor Diocletian’s Palace in Split. Visits to Hvar Island & the Bay of Kotor, Montenegro. Centrally located hotels in Split, Dubrovnik & Hvar.
Wander the idyllic islands of the Dalmatian Coast, visit Krka National Park and explore the magnificent historic cities of Split and Dubrovnik.
Imagine arriving home or going back to work after a long weekend spent sailing the azure blue waters of the Dalmatian Coast. You’ll visit several islands, snorkel in crystal clear water, enjoy a spot of cycling, dine in seafront restaurants while the sun sets over the Adriatic and generally just have a great time. Talk about bragging rights!
