Croatia Island Hopping Journey

Welcome to Split. Upon arrival at the airport, our representative will meet you and assist with your transfer to Split’s port. From there, we take the ferry to the island of Brač. After a short crossing, you will be transferred to your hotel in Bol, where you will spend the night.

Spend the day at your leisure exploring Brač, the third-largest island in the Adriatic. You might choose to climb Vidova Gora, the island’s highest peak at 778 metres, where you can enjoy sweeping views over Bol, the famous Zlatni Rat beach, and the surrounding islands of Hvar, Vis, Korčula, and the Pelješac peninsula. Inland, visit the village of Škrip, the oldest settlement on Brač, and explore its local museum. Alternatively, discover the Sculpting Academy in Pučišća, one of Europe’s few stone masonry schools, renowned for its skilled craftsmanship. Overnight in Bol, Island Brač.

Spend the day at your leisure exploring the island’s most beautiful hidden spots. A dirt track winds through a forest of black pine to Trolokve – three natural rainwater pools where wild animals often come to drink. With some luck, we may spot them there. Afterwards, you can return to Vidova Gora, the highest peak among the Adriatic islands at 778 metres, offering exceptional views of Zlatni Rat beach and the surrounding islands. From the summit, you can descend along the serpentine road back towards the sea. Overnight in Bol, Island Brač.

Enjoy a day at leisure on Brač. To enhance your experience, you may choose to book an English-speaking guide or join an afternoon wine tasting (both available any day during your stay). The wine tasting begins around 5 pm and lasts about an hour, offering a selection of three wines paired with cheese, olive oil and bread, all accompanied by an English-speaking guide. A minimum of two participants is required. Overnight in Bol, Island Brač.

At the agreed time, we transfer you from the Island of Brač to the island of Hvar. Once there, you can make the most of your stay by booking an optional guided tour, where our knowledgeable guide will share fascinating stories about this charming town. This optional tour can be arranged for any day during your time on Hvar. Overnight in Hvar town.

Enjoy a day at leisure in Hvar, the oldest tourist destination in Dalmatia. The town is rich in cultural and historical landmarks, including a 17th-century theatre, the 13th-century Arsenal, and the central square dominated by a grand cathedral and surrounding palaces. Visit the Franciscan monastery, renowned for its impressive art collection, featuring Ingoli’s painting of the Last Supper. Overnight in Hvar town.

Leave Hvar and transfer to the island of Korčula. Upon arrival, you can choose to join an optional private tour guide or enjoy a wine and cheese tasting experience at the centrally located restaurant and wine bar Čakula. The tasting features three local wines and cheeses, focusing on varieties from southern Croatia. Overnight in Korčula town.

Enjoy a day at leisure on Korčula, an island steeped in history and legend. Korčula is reputed to be the birthplace of the famed explorer Marco Polo, whose legacy has left a lasting mark on the world. The island itself is one of Croatia’s most beautiful, where stories, legends and historic monuments intertwine. Discover the narrow streets, elegant churches and palaces of Korčula town, reflecting the craftsmanship of its renowned stonemasons, shipbuilders and sailors. Take your time to explore this charming Mediterranean town at your own pace. Overnight in Korčula town.

Enjoy a day at leisure in Korčula. You may choose to visit Dubrovnik, which is easily accessible from here. The sunlit Old Town of Dubrovnik offers a stunning backdrop for memorable photographs. Take a guided walk along its cobbled streets to uncover the city’s rich history and cultural treasures. Feel the ancient walls beneath your hands and experience the heritage of this remarkable Mediterranean city. Overnight in Korčula town.

We leave Korcula behind and transfer to Trogir, a historic town recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enclosed by medieval walls, Trogir boasts numerous well-preserved buildings reflecting its rich past. We will visit the Cathedral of St Lawrence, renowned for its intricately carved main portal by master Radovan, the 15th-century Town Hall, the Čipiko Palace, and the 11th-century Benedictine Monastery. You may wish to join our optional guided tour to gain deeper insight into Trogir’s remarkable history and architecture. Overnight in Trogir.

At the arranged time, we transfer you from your hotel in Trogir to Split Airport for your onward flight. We hope you have enjoyed your holiday.