Stay : THE DIAMONDS OF THE BALKANS

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Drive through the beautiful landscape of Konavle to your rural accommodation in the exclusive stone houses built in the traditional Sveta Ana Lodges style. The accommodation is of the highest 3-star category and has a 100 m2 pool. The houses are studio type with a living room, kitchen, air conditioning and bathroom. You will have large spaces with a volleyball/badminton court with the possibility of barbecues. A unique project in the Dubrovnik region for those who love authentic trips off the beaten track with a fine approach to the most famous tourist site in Croatia: the Dubrovnik region.

Dubrovnik was a Mediterranean city-state that was able to preserve its freedom and avoid conflicts through skillful diplomacy. It abolished slavery as early as the 15th century, its hygiene measures were able to avoid major epidemics, its facades are all identical in order to avoid social unrest ... all amazing measures of this avant-garde system in history. The extent of its trade can be read in every stone of this city which is among the best preserved medieval cities in the world. the "Pearl of the Adriatic", classified by UNESCO, is the Mecca of tourism in Croatia and will surprise you with its beauty and exceptional culture at the crossroads of Europe, the Mediterranean and the Near East.

The whole of Perast is classified as historical heritage, located in the heart of the Kotor Shoals. It is a village-museum whose baroque architecture of the palaces recalls its illustrious maritime past. The site is remarkable for the votive church of Our Lady of the Rock, built on an artificial islet by its inhabitants to pay homage to an icon of the Virgin, found according to legend on a rock off the village. It is served by boat shuttles. Austere from the outside, you will be impressed by its collection of ex-votos and the richness of its baroque paintings illustrating the style of Kotor that emerged in the 17th century

The Elaphites is the southernmost archipelago of islands in Croatia and the Adriatic Sea. It consists of 13 islands, 3 of which are still inhabited today. Koločep was an ancient Greek colony dating back to the 4th century BC, it is home to pretty little pre-Romanesque Croatian churches and a protected nature park, laid out with beautiful easy hiking trails. The island of Lopud is known for its maritime tradition, as evidenced by its ancient palaces. It is known for its beautiful sandy beach, Šunj. Šipan has a large concentration of olive trees and is named "The Golden Island". The village Suđurađ offers the only fully restored and visitable noble residence of the former Dubrovnik Republic, allowing you to discover the typical country architectural heritage of the region. The Elaphites are famous for their exceptionally clear waters. This cruise will take you from a dream to a reality of almost untouched beauty.

Swimming on the paradisiacal beach of Pasjača at the foot of the Konavle cliffs, just the path along the cliffs will leave you with an unforgettable memory. Pasjača is ranked among the 24 most beautiful beaches in Europe. An unusual experience

You will embark on a small Dalmatian wooden boat of the trabakula type. You will first go to the mussel and oyster fields to discover the breeding process in situ. You can swim in the breeding fields with masks and snorkels that are provided for you.

Free discovery of Mostar

The city of Mostar is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site because it illustrates a very original mixture of Eastern and Western cultures. This mix is found in the looks, the architecture, the cuisine ... a disturbing atmosphere because it disturbs all the landmarks. It is famous for its bazaar with Turkish influences, but especially for the bridge over the Neretva river that crosses it, with a very original and unequalled concave structure.

Drive to the village Skradin, one of the entrances to the Krka River National Park.

Split is an original monument in that it is alive. The original Roman palace has been continuously transformed throughout history, each era leaving its mark to give this magma of architectural styles in constant turmoil, today the center of the second largest city in Croatia and the second port of the country. Its cathedral is the oldest in the world and a beautiful illustration of the spirit of Split because it was the mausoleum of the greatest persecutor of Christians, the emperor Diocletian. The paradoxical state of preservation of the Emperor Diocletian's palace has earned it its place on the UNESCO World Heritage List. You will discover an extraordinary monument

Zadar has an ancient heritage dating back to antiquity and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its main square is a Roman forum with the complex built by St. Donatus in the 9th century with a church modeled after the one in Aachen illustrating the close political ties with Charlemagne. The Benedictine nuns of Zadar have preserved an important collection of gold and silverware called Gold and Silver. Zadar is a dynamic city that has created modern monuments such as its organ integrated into the quay on which "plays" the sea and the winds, a mystical organic melody

Trogir is located on a small island very close to the mainland to which it is connected by a bridge. Another bridge allows you to get from Trogir to the neighboring island of Čiovo! The island of Trogir is an ancient Greek colony founded in the 4th century BC. Its commercial past can be seen in the rich architecture of its palaces and cathedral with a revolutionary portal for the time. The charm of the old city is also to get lost in its maze of medieval streets where the past coexists with the present. This beauty of every moment explains its classification by UNESCO and the discovery of a bas-relief representing the Greek god Kairos, the god of the happy moment... but beware: he runs very fast