Day 1 Portugal / Zagreb

Departure by flight to Zagreb. Arrival, reception and transfer to the hotel. Depending on the time of arrival, free time to explore the Croatian capital. Dinner and accommodation.

Day 2 Zagreb

Half board. Start your visits to Zagreb with a first panoramic view by bus. You will see the wonderful Mirogoj cemetery, the Dolac open-air market, pass through the upper town, the medieval center with St. Mark's Church, the cathedral and the ecclesiastical center, Kamenita Vrata. You will also visit Zagreb's most popular meeting place, Ban Jelacic Square. After the visits, you will have time to explore this wonderful city at your leisure. Dinner.

Day 3 Zagreb / Plitvice / Zadar

Half board. Departure for Plitvice. On the way, stop at Rastoke to enjoy its waterfalls. Visit to the Plitvice Lakes National Park. This park is one of the symbols of Croatia and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In this immense park there are 16 lakes, small and large, connected by 92 waterfalls. Walking tour followed by a boat trip on Lake Kozjak, enjoying the view of the crystal-clear waters. Continue to Zadar. Dinner.

Day 4 Zadar / Pakovo Selo / Trogir / Split

Full board. Guided tours of the city. In addition to a beautiful sunset, Zadar is known for its magnificent promenade with its sea organ, Dalmatian ham and Maraschino liqueur. You will see the city's rich heritage: the Roman Forum, the Church of St. Donatus, the Cathedral of St. Anastasia, Kalelarga Street and the city walls. Departure for Pakovo Selo (Ethnoland village) which offers an unusual visit. You will see how people lived in the past, what the customs of the villagers were and learn about the production of Dalmatian ham, one of the symbols of the region. Tasting of Dalmatian wine and ham before a tasty typical lunch. Continue to Split with a stop in Trogir, a medieval town on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Free time in Trogir before departure for Split. Dinner.

Day 5 Split / Korcula

Half board. Guided tour of Split, another city on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Visit the basement of the palace built by Emperor Diocletian, the peristyle, the cathedral and the Temple of Jupiter. Free time to explore more of this fascinating city. In the afternoon, departure for the island of Korcula, a hidden gem in the Adriatic Sea. Dinner.

Day 6 Korcula / Ston / Dubrovnik

Full board. Visit to the beautiful medieval city of Korcula, whose fish line-shaped streets ensure the flow of fresh air and protect against strong winds. According to legend, this is where the famous adventurer Marco Polo was born. Free time and on to Ston, built in the 15th century and surrounded by a 5.5 km long wall, the second longest in the world. Lunch and free time before continuing to Dubrovnik. Dinner.

Day 7 Dubrovnik

Half board. Panoramic tour of Dubrovnik, the Pearl of the Adriatic. We will go to the Pile Gate, one of the entrances to the old town. This walled city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has hardly changed since medieval times. Visit the Rector's Palace, the cathedral, the Franciscan monastery and the pharmacy, which is the second oldest in Europe and the oldest in operation. Afternoon free to enjoy the city at your leisure or to climb the city walls. Dinner.

Day 8 Dubrovnik / Portugal

Breakfast. Depending on the return flight, free time for visits or last-minute shopping. Transfer to the airport. Flight back to Portugal. Arrival.