ADRIATICS BY AIRPLANE - from ZAGREB to BUDVA - a program for connoisseurs!

(Air tickets Sofia-Vienna-Sagreb / Podgorica-Vienna-Sofia are outside the package price and are paid separately).

Pick up at Zagreb Airport and transfer to the city centre, where we will start our walking tour with a local guide. We will visit Old Town (Gornji Grad) - the oldest and most picturesque part of the city. We will walk along the cobbled streets, see the iconic St Mark's Church, famous for its colourful roof and enjoy the atmosphere of the medieval centre. The tour will continue to Dolni Grad (Donji Grad) - Zagreb's modern cultural and commercial centre with its wide boulevards, parks and squares. Free time for lunch and departure to the natural phenomenon of Plitvice Lakes (150 km).

Plitvice National Park Lakes is the oldest and most famous natural park in Croatia and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located in the central part of the country, the park includes a series of about 90 waterfalls and cascades, creating a magical natural picture. Accommodation in Hotel PhenomenPlitvice 4*, located in the heart of the National Park. Free time and overnight.

After breakfast we will visit Plitvice Lakes National Park. The park consists of 16 main lakes, divided into two systems - Upper and Lower, between which the water gently descends, forming fabulous views. Wooden paths and bridges pass directly over the water surface, allowing visitors to enjoy this natural beauty up close. Free time for lunch and departure to Split (250 km). Beginning of a walking tour of Old Town of Split (UNESCO). As early as the 4th century, the Roman Emperor Diocletian chose this very spot to build his magnificent residence for recreation. Diocletian's Palace However, it is not just a palace in the classical sense. It is more like a small fortified city - with streets, squares, temples and courtyards, where life has been bustling for more than 1700 years. Built so that the emperor lacks for nothing, the complex combines luxury, security and a strategic location by the Adriatic Sea. Over the centuries, the palace has become a natural cultural and political centre, no matter what flag has flown above it - that of the Croatian princes, the Venetians, the Austrians or the Italians. Each era left its mark, making the architectural ensemble extremely colourful and impressive. Apart from its wonderful preserved buildings, the Old Town is also famous for its elegant boutiques, bars and cafes and restaurants, making it a favourite place to stroll. Accommodation in TimeBoutiqueHotel4*. Overnight.

After breakfast departure for Mostar (150 km) - a picturesque town in the south of Bosnia and Herzegovina, famous for its history, culture and unique architecture. The city has developed around the Neretva River, which divides it into two parts, connected by the iconic Old Bridge (Stari Most) - 16th century stone bridge, a symbol of Mostar and the unity between the different cultures and communities in the region. Walking tour of the town with a local guide. We will see Old Town (UNESCO), which charms with its narrow cobbled streets, squares, historic houses, lively markets and traditional shops for handmade souvenirs. The town is also famous for its cafes, where visitors can enjoy local coffee in an oriental setting. Hotel accommodation Mepas 5*, located in the city center. Free time and overnight.

After breakfast departure for Dubrovnik - the living museum of the Middle Ages (150 km). Dubrovnik is one of the best preserved medieval towns in Europe, famous for its impressive walls and architectural richness. Old Town /UNESCO/ with a local guide-a real architectural treasure with narrow cobblestone streets, historic churches, palaces and squares that tell the centuries-old story of the city. We will see iconic landmarks such as Stradun - the main pedestrian street, The Fountain of Onufrio to the Old Harbour, SponzaPalace courtyards и Rector'sPalace.In addition to its historical sights, Dubrovnik offers first-class restaurants, cosy cafes and boutiques, as well as a fine seaside holiday. Accommodation in Boutique Hotel Porto 4*. Overnight.

Breakfast. Free day for the beach and independent walk around the beautiful Dubrovnik. Overnight

Breakfast and departure for Kotor, Montenegro (100 km). Kotor is one of the most picturesque and romantic towns on the Adriatic coast. Situated in the Bay of Kotor, the city is surrounded by steep mountain slopes that rise dramatically above the sea and create an impressive natural scenery often compared to a Norwegian fjord. A walking tour of the Old Town (UNESCO), which will immerse you in the atmosphere of bygone times. Narrow streets wind between tall stone buildings, each facade bearing the traces of different historical eras, from Romanesque and Gothic to Baroque. Among the most significant landmarks are St. Trifon - one of the best preserved examples of Romanesque architecture in the region, St. Luke, built in 1195 and The Clock Tower the Square of Arms - a symbol of Venetian influence in the city. Stone steps lead up to the Fortress of St. Ivan, where you can enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of the bay. Free time for lunch and departure to Budva (25 km). Hotel accommodation SeaStarBudva5*, located on the Adriatic coast. Free time for rest and overnight

Breakfast. Free day for beach and independent walks. Budva is among the most popular seaside resorts in Montenegro and one of the oldest towns on the Adriatic coast - with a history dating back more than 2500 years. As well as beautiful beaches, the town offers a wide range of restaurants, cafes and trendy clubs, making it a popular holiday destination.

Breakfast and transfer to Podgorica airport for departure to Bulgaria. End of the program.