Coastal Croatia

Wine, dine and cycle along the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia on this eight-day trip. Your journey starts in Split, a port city with beautifully preserved Roman and Venetian architecture, and continues to the island of Vis – with its fascinating military history. From there, take the ferry to Korcula, where you’ll go wine tasting, relax on secluded beaches and sample sumptuous local cuisine. Finally, return to the mainland, stopping to taste fresh oysters en route to Dubrovnik. After exploring the Unesco-listed Old Town, wrap up your trip with a farewell group dinner. Bosket Luxury Rooms This charming accommodation is perfectly located near the city centre, with all you need for a relaxing stay in Split. The 13 rooms all have high-speed WiFi, LCD TV screens and simple yet elegant furnishings. Nearby you'll find fantastic bars, restaurants and views and the nearest beach is only one kilometre away. Hotel Issa Hidden among the pine trees on the Privovo Peninsula, this beachfront hotel is simple but does the basics well. The coffee terrace is a serene spot to spend the morning, while just below the hotel, the pebbly Privovo beach lies in the dappled shade of tamarisk trees. Aminess Hotel Group All Aminess hotels in Korcula are rated four-star, with chic, stylish rooms, impressive facilities (think outdoor infinity pools, tennis courts and high-end dining options). Locations range from the heart of Korcula town to the yacht-dotted waterfront. Grand Hotel Park This modern hotel is an excellent base for exploring Dubrovnik’s medieval Old Town, a short bus ride away, and the beautiful coastline of the Lapad peninsula, with easy access to Uvala Lapad beach. Make the most of the spa, jacuzzi, poolside bar and plentiful breakfast buffet. Please note that, while unlikely, the accommodation indicated may be subject to change (see T&C’s). On a rare occasion, alternative arrangements may be necessary – this may be due to a lack of availability at our preferred accommodation, or other reasons outside our control. We’ll do everything we can to prevent this from happening; however, in cases where it is unavoidable, we will use a similar standard of accommodation.