Seven nights, fully private, October to May only. Oysters handed to you by the farmer in Mali Ston, an enologist-led tasting on Hvar, a cooking class in a family home near Sinj, and Krka with almost no one else there.Read More
Two nights in Zagreb with a welcome dinner, Plitvice Lakes with a private guide before the crowds, Diocletian's Palace in Split, oysters in Ston, and Dubrovnik's walls before the cruise ships arrive.Read More
Ten to fourteen days on both sides of the Adriatic: Dubrovnik and the Elaphiti Islands, oysters in Ston, Split, then across to Puglia for Polignano a Mare by boat, the trulli of Alberobello, Matera and Lecce. Start in either country.Read More
Ten winter days across three countries: Ljubljana and Lake Bled, Zagreb and the Plešivica vineyards, Plitvice in winter, Rovinj and Istrian truffles, ending on the canals of Venice.Read More
The ultimate one-week yacht charter across Croatia’s southern coast — a private luxury experience filled with culture, nature, and indulgence.Read More
A 4-day private cruise from Dubrovnik to Split with stops at Croatia’s most iconic islands. Perfect for travelers who want to blend luxury, leisure, and adventure — all without rushing.Read More
A luxurious 24-hour private escape from Dubrovnik to the Elaphiti Islands — designed for couples or small groups who crave a quick yet unforgettable taste of Adriatic freedom.Read More
Fourteen days from Zagreb to Dubrovnik: Ljubljana and Lake Bled, Predjama cave castle, truffle hunting with dogs in Istria, Plitvice and Krka, a private boat to Hvar and Korčula, and a peka cooking class outside Dubrovnik.Read More
Fifteen days, south to north: Kotor and Perast, Lake Skadar, a private boat from Montenegro to Dubrovnik, oysters on Pelješac, Hvar and Split, Istria's hilltop towns and a truffle hunt, Postojna Cave and Ljubljana.Read More
Seventeen days, the full length of the Adriatic: Ljubljana and Lake Bled, the Škocjan Caves, Istrian wine and truffles, Plitvice, Split, Hvar and Korčula by private boat, a cooking class in a Dubrovnik family home, and a boat crossing to Kotor.Read More
