#COUPLES-Discover the Charm of the Adriatic Pearls with Venice, Slovenia, and Croatia

Welcome to the queen of the Adriatic, the fascinating Venice! Arrival at the airport, transfer to the hotel.

After breakfast, guided tour of the charming city. Taxi-boat ride will offer the first view of the “City of Canals”. The tour will take you to St. Mark's Square with the beautiful St. Mark's Basilica, the always interesting astrological clock and Campanile bell tower, the Bridge of Sighs, and the most important bridge: Rialto. Free afternoon to enjoy the city on your own. Hotel moving and lodging.

You will continue your journey towards Slovenia. You will visit the old town of the colorful city of Piran on the seashore. The center with an interesting history is the pearl of the Slovenian coast and is very reminiscent of Venice, as it belonged to the Venetian Republic for many years. We continue to Opatija, a metropolitan resort on the Croatian coast where you will enjoy the coastal atmosphere.

Istria is the largest Peninsula in the Adriatic Sea. It is located at the head of the Adriatic between the Gulf of Trieste and the Gulf of Kvarner and belongs to three countries: Italy, Slovenia, and Croatia. Rovinj is one of the most popular and developed tourist centers in Croatia. With its old town located on an island, it is one of the most picturesque and romantic towns in the Mediterranean. To feel the true spirit of Istria, we will visit one of the rural cars to taste local products. We continue towards Porec, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Istria. The city will fascinate you with its narrow streets and lively atmosphere. In the afternoon, I return to the hotel.

For a short time, we said goodbye to the sea and headed to discover the interior of Croatia. You will visit one of the most beautiful natural places in all of Europe. Plitvice Lakes National Park consists of 16 lakes interconnected by waterfalls and kilometers of wooden bridges and forest roads. The most important park in Croatia is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Lunch and free time in the afternoon to enjoy the nature. Accommodation at the hotel.

Start the day with a short city tour among the Roman monuments. Zadar was once the important city of the first Croatian Kingdom and today is the administrative and cultural capital of Northern Dalmatia. In the afternoon, travel to Split with a stop in Trogir, an ancient city full of magical palaces. Accommodation and free time.

Split is the administrative and cultural capital of Dalmatia. The ancient city center with its Roman Palace of Diocletian is part of the UNESCO Heritage Site and the most attractive Roman monument in Croatia. We started the day exploring the city center. Free afternoon.

Dubrovnik, a unique jewel of the Adriatic coast, is one of the most emblematic cities in the world. The city-state of Dubrovnik was one of the most important commercial cities in the entire Adriatic region. You will be fascinated by the entrance to the city - the Pile Gate, the Franciscan Monastery, the Rector's Palace. Free afternoon to explore the city on your own.

Free time to enjoy the city on your own.

Free time until transfer to the airport for the return flight.