Croatia

Exclusively for Women

• Hotel accommodations for six nights, including hotel tax and service charge.
• Buffet breakfast daily, two lunches, two dinners with wine and water.
• All tours listed in the itinerary, including admissions to sights including: St. Donat Church in Zadar, Diocletian Palace and Cellars, Cathedral and Jupiter Temple in Split, Franciscan Monastery, Cathedral Treasury and Synagogue in Dubrovnik.
• Services of a professional guide locally and English speaking escort through day 6.
• Round-trip transfers if arriving on a group flight. Optional individual transfers can be purchased.

• Day 1 - Depart the U.S. on your own arrangements for Croatia.
• Day 2 - Zagreb, Croatia: Upon arrival in historic Zagrab, Croatia's capital, proceed to baggage claim and after clearing customs you will meet our tour guide at the Zagreb Airport followed by transfer to the hotel, arranged for the group flights; other transfers optional. Welcome drink and dinner served tonight in hotel. (Dinner)
• Day 3 - Zagreb: This morning, enjoy a guided tour of Zagreb, the capitol of Croatia. The tour will start with the panorama drive passing streets, buildings and monuments of Lower Town (Mimara Museum, The Croatian National Theatre, University, The Art Pavillion, and Lenuccis green horse-shoe) and arcades of Mirogoj Park Cemetery. Afterwards, take a walking tour through narrow streets of Upper Town, passing Cathedral, Dolac open air market, Stone Gate, St. Mark's church with its picturesque roof, Parliament and Government buildings, Lotrscak Tower and more. The afternoon is at leisure. (Breakfast)
• Day 4 - Zagreb/Split: After a buffet breakfdast, depart for Zadar (approx. 185 miles/4 hours drive), followed by short walking tour through narrow streets of Zadar. The old town is placed on peninsula, visit the St. Donat church, St. Anastasia (Stosija) church, walk around the city walls and finish by the sea origin pipes (unique- depending on high and low tides, wind and waves). Have lunch in local restaurant. Continue along the coastal road to visit Trogir (approx 75 miles/2 hours), a town museum. Lovers of cultural and historical monuments, art, architecture and nice alleys are given the opportunity to learn about its heritage - from Romanesque to modern. Arrive in Split and check in to the hotel. (Breakfast, Lunch)
• Day 5 - Split: Have breakfast at the hotel, then continue for a city tour of Split; the largest and most important town in Dalmatia. The town was developed around the palace, which was erected by the Roman Emperor Diocletian in the 4th century. We will visit ancient cellars, Cathedral, temple of Jupiter and the Golden Gate. The afternoon is at leisure. (Breakfast)
• Day 6 - Split/Dubrovnik: After breakfast at the hotel, drive along the beautiful Dalmatian coast with splendid views on Adriatic sea and islands on one side and Biokovo mountain and Neretva river delta on another. Stop in a small town of Mali Ston to visit the longest city walls in Europe and the old salt-plant. Seafood lunch will be served in local restaurant before we continue to Dubrovnik. Overnight. (total 145 miles/4 hours). (Breakfast, Lunch)
• Day 7 - Dubrovnik: Breakfast at the hotel followed by city tour of the finest sites of the old walled city as well as views from above at the spectacular panoramic spot. The walking portion includes visits to the Franciscan Monastery with Europe's oldest pharmacy and the cathedral with its famous Treasury. Continue through narrow streets of the Old Town with the story about history and culture of this magnificent city. Visit Dubrovnik Synagogue. Enjoy a farewell dinner in a local restaurant. (Breakfast, Dinner)
• Day 8 - Dubrovnik/U.S.: After breakfast depart for the Dubrovnik airport for your return flight to the U.S. (Breakfast)

Please note: Though rare, it may be necessary to substitute hotels and adjust itineraries due to local conditions. Included features may not be available on all departures.