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The eleven-day Adriatic Flavours & Grand Wine Expedition begins in the picturesque wine region of Plešivica, where vineyards, boutique accommodation, and premium wines set the tone. The journey continues to Istria for truffle hunting and pasta-making, before heading to the islands of Krk and Pag for culinary workshops, cheese making, and olive oil tastings. From there, you experience a fishermen’s expedition and savour oysters in Šibenik after exploring Krka National Park.

The adventure then unfolds aboard a luxury yacht to Brač, Šolta, Mljet and Vis, with wine tastings in spectacular settings – from seaside terraces to bottles aged beneath the sea. Throughout, you will enjoy private culinary workshops, Chef’s Table dinners, exclusive wine tastings, and serene moments in untouched Adriatic nature, travelling by minibus, yacht, and speedboat, with overnights in boutique and wine hotels.

The nine-day trip to Croatia starts in Zagreb, the capital and a vivid centre of the country. It continues to Međimurje, to the small town of Čakovec up north. The journey to the south begins through the outstanding nature of Plitvice Lakes National Park and the visit of Smiljan - the birthplace of the genious Nikola Tesla. From there, you head towards our costal pearls, the towns Šibenik, Split, Hvar, Korčula and Dubrovnik.

The trip includes transportation by minibus, by boat, rental of e-bikes, accommodation, gastro tours and cooking classes, visit to the Museum Dražen Petrović, Marco Polo Birth House, Nikola Tesla Memorial Center, Faust Vrančić, Ivan Meštrović Gallery and treasure hunt games in urban areas.

You will experience the best of Zagreb, a city that will delight you with its vibe and outdoor lifestyle. After our stay in Zagreb, the tour continues for a day trip to the northern part of Croatia, called Croatian Uplands where you will visit the Old Town of Varaždin, Trakošćan Castle and Kumrovec Village - the birthplace of the former Yugoslavian leader Josip Broz Tito.

Halfway through our trip to the Croatian coast lies another breathtaking site - the Plitvice Lakes National Park, the most popular UNESCO Heritage Site in Croatia.

The next stop in Zadar, a beautiful ancient town at the seaside. After spending a day in the city with the nicest sunset in the world, according to Alfred Hitchcock, the tour continues towards Split, another ancient town famous for the Diocletian Palace, another UNESCO Heritage Site. During your stay in Split, you can visit the Island of Hvar and explore the Old Town of Hvar, inhabited from Ancient Greek times.

The final stop is Dubrovnik, the most famous city in Croatia as well as a UNESCO Heritage Site. After checking all of Dubrovnik’s must-see sights, you can visit the nearby Pelješac peninsula, a heaven on Earth for all wine lovers.

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