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Jewels of the Adriatic

15 days - from $5095

Combine majestic landscapes with historic cities on this unique journey

This unique itinerary combines majestic landscapes with historic cities. Starting in Venice we travel to Slovenia, a country almost without peer in Europe for natural beauty. Its classy capital, Ljubljana, is dominated by a medieval castle that overlooks the town centre and the Kamnik Alps for a picturesque backdrop. Scenic delights abound nearby with the beautiful Lake Bohinj and the sublime surrounds of Lake Bled. Croatia’s Plitvice National Park is best explored using a network of wooden pathways, whilst wandering around the quaint winding streets of medieval Zadar is an amazing experience. From Split our trip takes on a slightly more adventurous flavour, combining scenic boat trips with walking and a day of cycling to explore the pristine islands of the Dalmatian Coast. A one-time maritime powerhouse, the delightful walled city of Dubrovnik has overcome siege and turmoil to remain one of the most majestic sights on the Adriatic Coast.

Highlights

  • Medieval town of Motovun
  • Monastery of Saint Mary on Mljet
  • Ancient Roman city of Salona
  • Cycling on Mljet Island
  • Lokrum's gardens and beaches
  • Old town centre of Rovinj
  • Roman Emperor Diocletian's former palace in Split
  • The Adriatic island of Hvar
  • Pletna boat ride to St Mary's Church on Lake Bled
  • Lake Bohinj and Triglav National Park
  • UNESCO World Heritage-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park
  • The walled city of Zadar
  • Ljubljana’s Old Town
  • Venice - the 'City in the Sea'

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Included:

• The services of Peregrine's expert English-speaking local tour leader.

• Sightseeing (including entrance fees where relevant): Postojna Cave; Ljubljana’s old city centre; St. Euphemia church in Rovinj; walled city of Zadar including 1st century Roman Forum; St Jacob's cathedral in Sibenik; ancient city of Salona; island of Brac; Stari Grad (old town) and Dalmatian village of Jelsa on Hvar island; town of Trogir; old city of Split including Diocletian's Palace; and Lokrum Island including Napoleon’s fortress.

• Visit to Old Bled Castle with a Pletna boat ride to the island on Lake Bled to see Mary's Church.

• Half-day sightseeing tour of Dubrovnik’s Stari Grad with a local guide – includes Franciscan monastery, Rector’s Palace and walk on the City Walls.

• Exploration of UNESCO World heritage-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park.

• 2 nights 'Feature Stay' in a hotel on the shores of Pomena harbour on Mljet island.

• Wine and truffle tasting in the medieval town of Motovun.

• Cycling and walking in Mljet National Park, and walks on Brac and Hvar islands.

• Ferries to/from Brac, Hvar and Mljet, and boat to Lokrum.

• Cable car to the top of Mt Vogel.

• Free time to explore Venice, Lake Bohinj, Zadar, Split and Dubrovnik.


Not Included:

International flights, arrival and departure transfers, departure taxes, visas, insurance, other meals, drinks, optional additional tours or activities during free time, tips and items of a personal nature.


Meals: 14 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 5 dinners
EquipmentIncluded: 19 Oct 11
Valid From: 01 Jan 11
Valid Until: 31 Dec 11
Notes:

You will meet your tour leader on the morning of Day 2.


Starts/Ends: Venice to Dubrovnik

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Itinerary:

Day 1: Venice2: Venice - Ljubljana3: Lake Bohinj - Lake Bled - Ljubljana4: Ljubljana - Motovun - Rovinj5: Plitvice Lakes National Park6: Zadar7: Zadar - Free Day8: Sibenik - Salona - Split9: Split10: Hvar - Split11: Split - Mljet12: Mljet National Park13: Dubrovnik14: Lokrum - Dubrovnik15: Dubrovnik
Included:

• The services of Peregrine's expert English-speaking local tour leader.

• Sightseeing (including entrance fees where relevant): Postojna Cave; Ljubljana’s old city centre; St Euphemia church in Rovinj; walled city of Zadar including 1st century Roman Forum; St Jacob's cathedral in Sibenik; ancient city of Salona; Stari Grad (old town) and Dalmatian village of Jelsa on Hvar island; town of Trogir; old city of Split including Diocletian's Palace; and Lokrum Island including Napoleon’s fortress.

• Visit to Old Bled Castle with a Pletna boat ride to the island on Lake Bled to see Mary's Church.

• Half-day sightseeing tour of Dubrovnik’s Stari Grad with a local guide – includes Franciscan monastery, Rector’s Palace and walk on the City Walls.

• Exploration of UNESCO World Heritage listed Plitvice Lakes National Park.

• 2 nights 'Feature Stay' in a hotel on the shores of Pomena harbour on Mljet island.

• Wine and truffle tasting in the medieval town of Motovun.

• Cycling and walking in Mljet National Park, and walk on Hvar island.

• Ferries to/from Hvar and Mljet, and boat to Lokrum.

• Cable car to the top of Mt Vogel.

• Free time to explore Venice, Lake Bohinj, Zadar, Split and Dubrovnik.


Not Included:

International flights, arrival and departure transfers, departure taxes, visas, insurance, other meals, drinks, optional additional tours or activities during free time, tips and items of a personal nature.


Meals: 14 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 6 dinners
EquipmentIncluded: 09 Feb 12
Valid From: 01 Jan 12
Valid Until: 30 Jun 13
Notes:

You will meet your tour leader on the morning of Day 2.


Starts/Ends: Venice to Dubrovnik
Trip Reference: PEJA

Dates & Prices

Start End Tour Prices in US$ Availability
08 Apr 1222 Apr 12$5095
22 Apr 1206 May 12$5095
06 May 1220 May 12$5095
03 Jun 1217 Jun 12$5095
10 Jun 1224 Jun 12$5095
17 Jun 1201 Jul 12$5095
24 Jun 1208 Jul 12$5095
08 Jul 1222 Jul 12$5095
02 Sep 1216 Sep 12$5095
09 Sep 1223 Sep 12$5095
16 Sep 1230 Sep 12$5095
23 Sep 1207 Oct 12$5095
30 Sep 1214 Oct 12$5095
07 Oct 1221 Oct 12$5095
14 Oct 1228 Oct 12$5095
07 Apr 1321 Apr 13$5095
21 Apr 1305 May 13$5095
05 May 1319 May 13$5095
12 May 1326 May 13$5095
19 May 1302 Jun 13$5095
02 Jun 1316 Jun 13$5095
09 Jun 1323 Jun 13$5095
16 Jun 1330 Jun 13$5095
23 Jun 1307 Jul 13$5095

Prices and itineraries shown for tours departing from January 2012 onwards are subject to change and confirmation with the publication of our 2012/13 brochures, due to be published in October 2011.