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Slovenia And Croatia SIC Tour

Ljubljana (2N),Zagreb (2N),Plitvice (1N),Split (2N),Dubrovnik (2N)

Days/Nights

10D - 9N

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Activity level

High

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Your trip in a nutshell

Begin in the dragon-guarded streets of Ljubljana before delving into the subterranean grandeur of Postojna Cave and ringing the wishing bell on Lake Bled. Cross into Croatia to explore the historic avenues of Zagreb, then walk the wooden boardwalks amidst the cascading turquoise waterfalls of Plitvice Lakes. The journey descends to the Dalmatian coast in Split, where you will navigate the ancient cellars of Diocletian’s Palace and speedboat to the glowing Blue Cave and fashionable Hvar. Conclude your Adriatic odyssey by walking the limestone pavements of Dubrovnik’s fortified Old Town, the renowned "Pearl of the Adriatic."

Flight not included

Visa included

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Travelling included

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Flight not included

Visa included

Stay included

Travelling included

Activities included

Meals included

Itinerary

Day - 1

Ljubljana Arrival: Dragons and Bridges

Arrive in Ljubljana, the charming capital of Slovenia, and transfer to your hotel. Dive into the city's vibrant atmosphere with a walking tour of the Old Town, crossing the iconic Triple Bridge and the mythical Dragon Bridge while your guide shares local stories. Stand in the heart of the city at Prešeren Square before spending the rest of the day exploring the riverside cafes and baroque streets at your leisure.

Day - 2

Alpine Gems: Caves, Castles, and Lakes

Embark on a comprehensive day trip discovering Slovenia's top three attractions. Experience the subterranean wonder of Postojna Cave, home to bizarre rock formations and a miniature railway, before marveling at Predjama Castle, a fortress built dramatically into a cliff face. The day concludes at the alpine gem of Lake Bled, where you cross the emerald waters by boat to the island church and ascend to Bled Castle for commanding views of the Julian Alps.

Day - 3

Ljubljana to Zagreb: Crossing Borders

Check out and travel by bus across the border to Zagreb, the dynamic capital of Croatia. After checking into your hotel, acquaint yourself with this landlocked city known for its Austro-Hungarian architecture and thriving street life. Wander past historic museums, art galleries, and long-standing family businesses, spending the rest of the day leisurely exploring the vibrant city center and its inviting public squares.

Day - 4

Zagreb Heritage: Hills and Markets

Discover the dual history of Zagreb on a guided tour covering the neighboring hills of Kaptol and Gradec. Visit the Upper Town to admire the towering spires of the Gothic Cathedral and the iconic color-tiled roof of St. Mark’s Church. Walk through the medieval Stone Gate and experience the sensory bustle of Dolac, the city's famous open-air market, before returning to your hotel for the night.

Day - 5

Plitvice Lakes: Nature's Masterpiece

Travel by bus to Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its cascading lake system. Explore the stunning valley where sixteen terraced lakes, connected by 92 foaming waterfalls, flow from crystal blue to emerald green. Whether navigating the wooden boardwalks or taking a panoramic boat ride, the scenery of high forested mountains and thundering water offers a truly immersive natural experience before you settle in for the night.

Day - 6

Plitvice to Split: Roman Ruins

Journey south by bus to the coastal city of Split, famous for its Roman heritage. Upon arrival, join a walking tour centered around the UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace, an ancient fortress complex that forms the heart of the city. Admire the Cathedral of Saint Domnius and the Golden Gate, stroll along the scenic Riva promenade, and experience the local energy at the bustling Fish Market before checking into your hotel.

Day - 7

Island Hopping: Blue Caves and Hvar

Set sail on a full-day excursion to the Adriatic's most spectacular islands. Witness the ethereal glow of the Blue Cave on Biševo Island and float in the secluded Stiniva Cove surrounded by towering cliffs. Explore the underwater world at Budikovac Island and relax in Palmižana Bay before concluding the adventure with a stroll through Hvar Town, admiring its Venetian palaces and vibrant seafront squares.

Day - 8

Split to Dubrovnik: Pearl of the Adriatic

Check out and board a bus to Dubrovnik, famously known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic." After checking into your hotel, spend the evening exploring the stunning Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site enclosed by massive medieval walls. Wander the limestone streets at your own pace, soaking up the atmosphere of this historic maritime city as the sun sets over the sea.

Day - 9

Dubrovnik Discovery: Walled City History

Delve into the history of the walled city with a guided walking tour. Visit the Dominican Monastery to view its collection of medieval art and navigate the labyrinth of narrow stone streets that reveal the city's rich past. Learn about the Republic of Ragusa and admire the baroque architecture that defines this magnificent coastal fortress before spending your final night in Dubrovnik.

Day - 10

Dubrovnik Departure: Journey Home

Enjoy a final breakfast before transferring from your hotel to Dubrovnik Airport. Board your departure flight, bringing your journey through the stunning landscapes and historic cities of Slovenia and Croatia to a memorable close.

Sightseeing's

Lake Bled

Nestled amidst the Julian Alps, Lake Bled is Slovenia’s most iconic destination and a picture-perfect blend of natural beauty and fairytale charm. Its emerald-green waters surround a tiny island crowned by a historic church, while a medieval castle overlooks the lake from a dramatic cliff. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views, traditional wooden boat rides, and the tranquil atmosphere that has made Lake Bled one of Central Europe’s most beloved and photographed landscapes.

Lake Bled

Plitvice Lakes National Park

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and Croatia’s most celebrated natural attraction, Plitvice Lakes National Park is renowned for its cascading waterfalls, crystal-clear turquoise lakes, and lush forested surroundings. Wooden walkways wind through this extraordinary landscape, allowing visitors to experience the interconnected lakes and waterfalls from up close. The park’s vibrant colors and pristine beauty create an unforgettable setting that showcases the very best of Croatia’s natural heritage.

Plitvice Lakes National Park

Dubrovnik Old Town

Encircled by imposing stone walls and overlooking the sparkling Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik Old Town is one of Europe’s most beautifully preserved medieval cities. Its limestone streets, historic palaces, ancient churches, and formidable fortifications reflect centuries of maritime power and cultural heritage. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city’s breathtaking coastal setting and timeless architecture have earned it the title of the “Pearl of the Adriatic.”