Enjoy your private airport transfer to your hotel with vehicle and driver. For your added comfort, an English speaking assistant/guide will help you to check in and walk you through the welcome package documents, your itinerary and answer your questions.

Receive your Kensington Welcome Package upon arrival in Croatia, containing your detailed itinerary, relevant tickets, and curated destination information to navigate your journey with ease.

Enjoy a more contemporary dinner at Ezza Steak & Cocktail Bar, where premium meat cuts, signature cocktails, and a stylish setting come together with views over Dubrovnik’s walls, old port, and Lokrum. Your Destination Expert can arrange a reservation on request, with the meal paid directly at the restaurant.

Meet your private driver for a transfer into the city center of Dubrovnik, from where you'll set out on foot with your private guide for a walking tour of one of the most beautiful stone-built cities in the world. More than a thousand-year history is reflected in every part of the town. As one of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Dubrovnik owes its special charm to the historic monuments which testify to its rich history. While strolling with your guide down Stradun, the main street, pause for a visit of the Franciscan monastery of the Order of Friars Minors, preserving one of the three oldest pharmacies in all of Europe. Continue down to the 15th century knight statue known as the Orlando Column, and the 16th century Sponza Palace, then visit the Church of St. Blasius, dedicated to the patron-saint of the town. You'll also discover the medieval Rector’s Palace, the magnificent structure of the dukes of Dubrovnik, and the Cathedral of the Virgin Mary, home to originals by Tiziano and Rafaelo among other valuable relics. Afterward, you'll part ways with your guide for some time at leisure to explore this stunning town on your own, allowing you to discover some local curiosities nestled in the intricate network of the cobblestone streets. Perhaps take a walk along the city walls (1.5 miles around the old town), visit one of the numerous museums, or take a funicular ride to the top of the Mount Srd. Afterward, make your way back to the hotel independently.

Panoramic views unfold from the summit of Mount Srd, where Dubrovnik’s Old Town rooftops, Lokrum Island, and the Adriatic Sea glow as the light softens toward sunset. Ride the cable car independently and linger at the top, with time to enjoy a drink at Panorama Restaurant & Bar, paid locally. Cable car tickets can be arranged in advance by your Destination Expert.

Set out with your private guide and driver for an unforgettable excursion to the Dubrovnik Hinterland – the region of Konavle. Home to exceptional beauty, Konavle boasts mountains and valleys, green hills and naked stone, and cozy coves towards small fishing villages. Your first stop is to the ancient Mediterranean town of Cavtat, a former Roman colony. Join your guide for a stroll through this picturesque little town, its cobbled streets, traditional red-roofed houses, and narrow stairways providing plenty of charm. Wander uphill to discover the extraordinary Mausoleum of Racic Family, a work of Ivan Mestrovic, the most prominent Croatian sculptor. After your walk, the adventure continues to the countryside of Konavle. In the village of Cilipi, you will be welcomed by a local family on their humble rural estate of Bakicevo. Enjoy their hospitality in a unique ambiance of a traditional stone-built house. Your hosts will take you around their garden where they grow various sorts of vegetables in an old-fashioned way. The ingredients that will be used for your lunch today come from their garden. With the alluring scents of the local cuisine, your hosts will prepare the traditional Dalmatian specialty of peka – food prepared under the iron bell, for you. After this delicious lunch, your guide and driver will take you back to your hotel.

Meet your driver at your hotel for a private transfer to Dubrovnik Marina, where your motorboat awaits for a scenic journey across the Adriatic to Korcula. Along the way, pause at Mljet National Park, one of Croatia’s most enchanting natural havens. Believed to be the mythical island of Ogygia from Homer’s Odyssey, where the nymph Calypso held Odysseus for seven years, Mljet is a place of serene beauty and timeless legend. Here you will enjoy a self-guided exploration of the park, wandering through tranquil pine forests and lakeside trails. The park’s two saltwater lakes, the Great and Small Lakes, are connected to the sea by a narrow channel, creating a landscape both unique and peaceful. At the heart of the Great Lake lies the Isle of St. Mary, crowned by a 12th-century Benedictine Monastery, easily reached by a small boat (payable locally). Continue your motorboat journey to Korcula, arriving in style at this historic island town.

Meet your private guide and driver for a tour of the beautiful island of Korcula. Discover the island’s picture-perfect landscape of vineyards, olives fields, and old villages with typical Dalmatian’s stone houses. Wander inside its ramparts for a visit to the Cathedral of St. Marko, an architectural masterpiece in Gothic and Renaissance style. You'll also visit the quaint Museum of Icons to discover a unique collection of Byzantine Icons and ceremonial pieces, collected by 17th and 18th-century Korcula sailors on their journeys around the world. Explore the sleepy village of Zrnovo, one of the oldest settlements on the island. Here you'll visit the unique eco farm of the Marovic family, learning about their organic production while being treated to a light snack of their homemade jams, olive oil and grappa. Through the idyllic landscape of vineyards, olives fields and quaint villages, you'll continue to the town of Lumbarda, home to the island's most beautiful sandy beach. Visit the Bire family winery, famous for cultivating the Grk Bijeli grape varietal. Indulge in a private wine tasting before your tour concludes with a transfer back to your hotel.

Board a shared transfer by catamaran from Korcula to Hvar. Approximate travel time is 1.5 hrs.

Set out with your private local guide to explore incredible Hvar. The adventure begins with a visit to the largest square in Dalmatia, previously bordered by gardens. The picturesque square is surrounded by grand palaces and beautiful historic edifices, such as the town loggia and the Gothic and Renaissance palaces. A stroll through the town's narrow streets will reveal numerous other monuments, such as the Franciscan and Benedictine Monastery and the mighty Arsenal, a 13th century warehouse for the communal war galley that today houses the Hvar theatre – the oldest theatre in Europe dating from 1612. After the tour of the town, you may wish to visit the Hvar Fortress, a 16th-century citadel built in the time of Venetian rule. Perched on a hill above the ramparts, it dominates the town and offers spectacular views of Hvar and the Pakleni islands. Even though there is some 25 – 30 minutes of a walk up to the top, the stunning views make is all worthwhile.

Enjoy a half day private boating excursion along Croatia's Dalmatian coast aboard ship with an English speaking skipper. Includes 2 hours of active cruise, while the rest of the time you will spend on an island or anchored enjoying the sun.

Enjoy a relaxed meal at Dalmatino, a long-standing Hvar favorite in the heart of town, where homemade dishes, fresh seafood, prime cuts, and regional ingredients come together in a lively but welcoming setting. Your Destination Expert can arrange a reservation on request, with the meal paid directly at the restaurant.

Discover the beauty of the Pakleni islands en route from Hvar to Solta Island in today's private transfer, which includes a private boat tour on stunning azure water. With a private skipper guiding your 3-hour cruise, you'll enjoy an exclusive excursion on a speed boat or deluxe motor boat. The Pakleni islands derive their name from 'paklina', referring to a pine resin once used to build ships, and offer secluded beaches and shaded coves to explore. The series of isles boast crystal-clear waters and either white sand or pebbled beachfront. Enjoy time at leisure to swim, sunbathe, and wander through the natural beauty of these stunning, sun-drenched islands. Conclude your memorable boat excursion by continuing your private transfer to Solta Island.

Meet your private guide and driver for a half day tour of Solta Island, an undiscovered gem of Croatia. Local winding roads will take you past olive groves, lush vineyards and beautiful bays. You'll first explore Srednje Selo, the smallest and the least populated settlement on the island, boasting rustic houses and irregular stone-paved alleys. Continue on to Gornje Selo, a small village protectively overlooking the rest of the island, with a church bell tower that stands out in every view. Here you'll enjoy a private olive oil tasting at the Kastelanac family olive groves, learning about their organic production and even sampling their best fare. Finally, you'll journey to the village of Grohote, Solta's oldest and largest settlement. Grohote is the home of the Tvrdic family who have been beekeeping and producing honey on the island for three generations. You'll enjoy a tasting of their award-winning rosemary honey, an experience not to be missed. At the end of the tour, your guide and driver will take you back to your hotel.

Meet your private driver for a transfer to Split. Approximate travel time is 2 hours, including a public ferry ride.

Set out on foot with your private guide for a walking tour of historic Split, a 1700-year-old town widely recognized as home to Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit this impressive living monument, initiated back in 293 AD as a place for Roman emperor Diocletian to live out his final days. Discover the basement halls of the Palace and the unique role they played in the city's history. View the Peristyle, the monumental courtyard of the Palace which gave access to the imperial apartments, Diocletian's mausoleum, and the three temples built to the west. Continue on to the Cathedral of St. Domnius (named after the patron-saint of Split), the temples of the Palace, and the Emperor's suites. Afterwards, explore the city's waterfront promenade, the lively open market, and monuments not only from antiquity, but also from the Middle Ages, Renaissance and Baroque periods. When your tour concludes, feel free to enjoy some time at your leisure to immerse yourself into the town’s famous Mediterranean charm, the mixture of historic layers, and the silent beats of history.

Enjoy a private airport transfer with vehicle and English speaking driver.

The Dubrovnik Palace Hotel, Conference Centre and Spa, situated a short drive from the historic Old City of Dubrovnik, is the largest tourism project in Croatia in the last thirty years- opened in 2004 by the President of Croatia. No expense has been spared to provide the very best in luxury accommodation, the finest food and state of the art hotel services to accompany your stay in Dubrovnik, the Jewel of the Adriatic. As you gaze over your own private balcony it is easy to imagine yourself as captain on the bridge of a large ship, a wide expanse of ocean stretching out in front of you to the horizon. Yet to look down is to see the immaculate grounds, elegant restaurant terraces and outdoor swimming pools. You then remember that you are not on a ship, but at the Dubrovnik Palace, a luxury hotel built by the sea, that blends into the Mediterranean landscape like a glove.

The newly opened family run Hotel Korsal is located right next to a nice beach in a peaceful area offering a great vacation in the millennial town of Korcula. The luxurious rooms, furnished with natural materials and overlooking the sea are a synonym for comfortable accommodation and hospitable staff. Feel the taste of South Dalmatia on a comfortable terrace of the restaurant just a few meters from the sea. Hotel Korsal offers activities for you to indulge in the harmony of history, untouched nature, sun and sea.

Renovated and redesigned as a stylish luxury hotel and spa, the Adriana Spa (4*) hotel's amenities are as diverse as its view, which combines the cathedral, the yacht harbour, and the bay. Contemporary interior design meets with comfort and timeless views from the balconies. Perched on the promenade, facing the old city centre, this hotel is Croatia's first and only member of the Leading Small Hotels of the World. The luxurious SensorÍ spa offers therapeutic and aesthetic treatments, massage, and a wide range of programs including yoga and nature excursions. The rooftop terrace features a heated, indoor pool, and a spectacular sky bar and lounge area.

The Martinis Marchi Hotel & Restaurant is located in a historic 300-year old castle in Maslinica harbor on the island of Solta’s west coast. The hotel welcomes guests into luxurious rooms that combine modern conveniences with the historical atmosphere to evoke visions of times gone by, with views of sparkling teal waters, and a landscape dotted with olive trees. Every guest room has its story, history, and is named after famous people of that time who were somehow connected to the castle or to its builder Ivan Petar Marchi. The hotel’s Le Chateau Restaurant serves typical Dalmatian fish specialties accompanied with fine red wines from Martinis Marchi’s own wine cellar. The Martinis Marchi Hotel also features a heated pool, sun terrace, sauna, steam bath, a spacious lounge area and a relaxation room with a piano and a 1.2 acre garden area with its own heliport.

Heritage Hotel Cardo is located in the very heart of Diocletian’s Palace, the best preserved Classical Roman imperial residence in the world. The Heritage Hotel Cardo is nestled within a two-story building with a facade reflecting all the historic and cultural periods of Medieval Europe: Romanesque, Flamboyant Gothic and Renaissance. The warm ambiance is emphasized by natural light penetrating the handmade stained-glass windows. The entrance to this small, but unique hotel is from the former main street Cardo after which the facility was named. Archaeological remains of the Classical Antiquity period, handmade brick floors, Gothic stained-glass windows, and handmade oak furniture are just some of the design attractions of this unique family hotel.