8 days of Adriatic beach and exciting excursions in Croatia and Bosnia

Split It is the cultural and economic center of Central Dalmatia, the second largest city in the country and the most important port. He was chosen by the Roman Emperor Diocletian to build a palace complex in which to live after his retirement. The walking tour of the historic part of the city passes through the remains of the Diocletian’s Palace (UNESCO) and free time along the Riva promenade.

the Golden Gate It was the main ceremonial entrance to the palace. Only the emperor and his family passed through here when they returned to their residence from Salona, the then capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia. Gregory of Nin – a Croatian bishop from the tenth (X) century, who fought for the right to use the Slavic language in church services, which among tourists carries a belief for good luck.

Peristyle is the heart of Diocletian's Palace. This was the central square, surrounded by majestic columns, where the emperor appeared to his subjects every day at noon.

St Domnius Cathedral It is one of the oldest cathedrals in the world. Diocletian's mausoleum in the seventh (VII) century, whose bell tower is visible from afar and is one of the symbols of Split. Impressive is the Egyptian sphinx of black granite, which guards the entrance to the mausoleum and is one of the twelve that Diocletian brought from his campaigns in Egypt to decorate his home.

Next is Vestibula - an impressive round hall with a dome open to the sky. It was once the official atrium to the Emperor's personal apartments.

If you are a fan of "Game of Thrones", you can recognize some of the scenes shot in the ancient underground warehouses of the complex, where Daenerys Targaryen keeps her dragons before releasing them.

the Bronze Gate we go out on the coastal boulevard with a unique view of the bay and pleasant relaxation facilities.

Dubrovnik It is one of the most beautiful and historically significant cities on the Adriatic coast. With their massive fortress wallsThose who surround the Old TownIt tells the story of merchants, sailors and noble families who left lasting traces in this wonderful city. Renowned for its elegance and harmony, Dubrovnik deservedly bears the title "The Stone Pearl of the Adriatic".

A walk through the old town:

The walk begins at Stradun – Main Street of Dubrovnik, lined with white stone, which gives the city a special glow and reflects the light in a unique way. On this street you will pass by the Prince 's PalaceOne of the symbols of the city. Sponca Palacewhich is an architectural masterpiece, and Cathedral with its impressive architecture and historical significance. You will enjoy the Old Port, where you can feel the sea atmosphere of Dubrovnik and immerse yourself in its commercial history.

Free time:

After a walk around the main sights of the city, you will have free time to enjoy calm coffeeto do. Photos Or walk around. Small Streets Dubrovnik is full of Art Galleries and boutiques. These streets will introduce you to the authentic atmosphere of the city and allow you to immerse yourself in its unique culture.

Walk along the fortress walls:

For those who wish, there is an opportunity to Visit the fortress wallsThey surround the old town. Here are some of the The most beautiful panoramas to the sea and city roofs. This is a unique opportunity to explore Dubrovnik from above and enjoy impressive views of the Adriatic Sea.

Experience:

Excursion to Dubrovnik It will take you on a journey through the history and culture of this country. A historically important city. The opportunity to look Fortresses, to enjoy the Old Town and to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of one of the most beautiful places on the Adriatic coast will leave unforgettable memories.

This excursion offers a trip to the heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina, where you will get acquainted with the magic of Mostar Enjoy the natural beauty of Kravice Falls.

Mostar:

Mostar It is a city that has the spirit of The Orient and Europewhere the traditions of the two continents intertwine in a unique way. The Old Bridgewhich rises above Neretva Riverand not only Symbol of MostarThe relationship between cultures and epochs. The Walk the Old Town It will take you on cobblestone streets, past small shops, cosy Coffee Shops and Traditional HousesIt creates a unique and vibrant atmosphere. Here you will have the opportunity to dive into the history, see the sights and enjoy the local color.

Kravice Waterfalls:

Kravice Waterfalls are a natural paradise and a natural end to your journey. This green, peaceful place It is perfect for those looking for harmony with nature. Water from the river falling into an emerald lakewhich creates an incredible natural picture, and the power and beauty of the waterfalls will conquer you with their greatness. It is an ideal place for rest and relaxation, amid the tranquility and the fresh air of nature.

Experience:

The trip is a unique opportunity to discover the two important aspects of Bosnia and Herzegovina - the historical and the natural. Mostar with its Cultural Mixture the Kravice waterfalls Its primary beauty They offer an experience that will leave you with unforgettable memories.

Passing through the bay Boka Kotorska-a unique natural formation that left us breathless, a contrast to the blue sea and steep mountains that formed one of the most beautiful and named as the southernmost for Europa fjord.

Kotor is the center of Boka Bay, a city under the protection of UNESCO since 1979. due to its cultural, historical and architectural value. It is also called "The Venetian Spirit of Montenegro", because of nearly four centuries of influence during the mighty maritime republic of Venice. A walk through the old town passes through the Sea Gate, the Square of Arms , the Clock Tower and the "pillar of shame". Through a maze of narrow streets, we reach the Cathedral of St. Trifon - the soul of Kotor, the Serbian Orthodox Church of St. Nicholas and the eponymous St.

Budva is one of the oldest settlements in the Balkans and is now a well-known resort. According to Greek mythology, it was founded by Cadmus, son of the Phoenician king Agenon. Exiled from Thebes, he arrived here in an ox-drawn cart and began building the town we now know as Budva. The Old Town stands on a small island that was connected to the mainland by a strip of sand and gradually became a peninsula. It is surrounded by fortress walls dating from the fifteenth century (XV), part of a medieval defence system with gates and defensive towers. Inside the Old Town, narrow lanes and small squares contain valuable remains of the Mediterranean cultures that shaped its development: the Church of St John, built in the seventh century (VII), a fine example of an early church with a library and archive; the Church of the Mother of God (Mary in Punta), built by the Benedictines in 840; and the Church of St Sava, built during the rule of the Nemanjić dynasty in the fourteenth century (XIV).