Destinations
The cities, hill towns, islands and national parks our journeys reveal, each chosen for its beauty, its history and its table.
Where historic charm meets modern energy: a city of cobblestones, markets and coffee culture.
Zagreb
Wander the cobbled streets of the Upper Town, from the majestic cathedral to St. Mark's Church and its colourful tiled roof. Browse the Dolac market, visit the Museum of Broken Relationships and taste a capital where traditional cooking meets new Croatian cuisine.
Rolling hills, medieval hill towns, truffles, olive oil and some of the finest wines in the country, framed by a Venetian coastline.
Istria
Celebrated as the smallest town in the world, Hum is a jewel of stone walls and quiet lanes. Its museum and local distillery, famous for Istrian grappas, make it a delightful first taste of the region.
Istria
Crowning a hill above the Mirna valley, Motovun offers some of the most spellbinding views in Istria. Walk its medieval walls, then linger over lunch with the hills spread out below.
Istria
Poreč pairs a lively seafront with a remarkable old town. At its heart stands the Euphrasian Basilica, a UNESCO World Heritage site whose Byzantine mosaics have glowed for nearly fifteen centuries.
Istria
Perhaps the most romantic town on the Adriatic: pastel houses tumbling to the sea, galleries in narrow lanes and a church tower that catches the last light. Rovinj at sunset is not to be missed.
Istria
An archipelago of fourteen islands where history and nature meet: Roman ruins, Mediterranean gardens, rare wildlife and a safari park. A short boat ride from the mainland, and a world apart.
Istria
Where ancient Rome meets the Adriatic. Pula's Arena is one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheatres anywhere, and the Temple of Augustus is just a stroll away.
Fortress towns, island-scattered waters and rivers that tumble into the sea. The Dalmatian coast is where history meets adventure.
Dalmatia
One of the oldest native Croatian towns on the Adriatic, home to the Cathedral of St. James, a UNESCO World Heritage site built entirely of stone, and to fortresses with commanding views over the bay.
Dalmatia
A river of travertine cascades and emerald pools. Follow the wooden walkways around Skradinski buk, past old stone mills and through lush forest, then toast the day at a local winery.
Dalmatia
Three thousand years of history on a compact peninsula: the Roman forum, the round Church of St. Donatus and, on the waterfront, the Sea Organ, whose waves play music as the sun goes down.
Croatia's oldest and best-known national park, inland between the coast and the capital.
Plitvice
A UNESCO World Heritage landscape of sixteen terraced lakes joined by waterfalls, set in deep forest. Wooden boardwalks lead you across the water itself, one turquoise pool after another.
See them all
Our nine-day signature journey connects all of these places, with hosts, guides, hotels and tables arranged for you.
