Explore Croatia + Montenegro

Begin your adventure with a unique arrival to the island as you start off with a panoramic flight via private jet. Once you arrive to the island of Lošinj, you’ll be greeted by trusted ground operator, Journey 2 Croatia, whose team will be taking care of you throughout your stay. A driver will assist you and bring you to check in at Boutique Hotel Alhambra in Cikat Bay, Lošinj Island.

Once you’ve had some time to relax, venture out for the iconic Lošinj sunset experience. The lookout point, Providenca, is situated on top of Mount Umpiljak. Hardly any other vantage point will offer you a richer panoramic view of the island of Lošinj, an ancient mythical archipelago. Relax with a glass of wine and enjoy the beautiful sunset.

Return to the hotel for dinner at Alfred Keller, an à la carte restaurant sure to deliver a memorable gastronomic experience. Each course is accompanied by sommelier-selected wines from an extensive cellar and after dining here, it’s not hard to see why this spot has been listed as one of the best restaurants in the country and has been honored with several notable awards.

After a morning at leisure, you’ll be met by your guide and driver to explore both Mali Lošinj and Veli Lošinj. If you’re interested in a museum dedicated to ancient Greek history, visit Museum of Apoxiomenos. Tour the garden of fine scents, try traditional herb brandy and teas and to get acquainted with the herbs growing on the island.

The islands and its coves with clear seas and warm mistral winds invite you to experience the archipelago in a different way.

Following lunch at Borik Mediterian Bar, take a boat trip to the nearby small islands and beaches around Lošinj. The islands and its coves with clear seas and warm mistral winds invite you to experience the archipelago in a different way. By boat, you can even explore some interesting sites that are not included in the typical tourist itineraries, such as secluded coves and beaches of Lošinj. Finish the day with dinner at the restaurant Matsunoki, a fusion spot that combines indigenous Japanese foods with Mediterranean ingredients from local organic farming.

Begin the day with breakfast and check-out from the Alhambra Hotel. Take a private transfer from Lošinj island to Istra with stop in Lubenice, a unique village located on an imposing cliff with a stunning view of the open sea. Enjoy the scenic ride through Cres island and take a quick ferry ride to the mainland. The region of Istra is known as a mecca of wine, food and medieval hilltop towns. Your scenic route will have you with a stop in Motovun, an ancient little Istrian town located atop a massive hill.

…enjoy learning about their production of wine and olive oil, with plenty of tastings along the way.

Continue to Rovinj, the Blue Pearl of the Adriatic, the city of romance and art, one of the most picturesque towns in the Mediterranean. During the late afternoon, check-in Meneghetti Wine Hotel & Winery in Bale. After refreshments and an introduction to property, settle in for a wine and dine experience in Meneghetti. Here, you’ll enjoy learning about their production of wine and olive oil, with plenty of tastings along the way.

After enjoying breakfast and checking out from Meneghetti Wine Hotel, hop in for a transfer to Sibenik. Visit Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO site with 16 lakes connected by waterfalls. Depending on your activity level, you can take up to four hours to hike through the park and explore the lakes and waterfalls. Finish the day by checking in to Hotel D Resort in Sibenik, just a 10-minute drive from old town.

This morning, you’ll be heading our for a tour of Šibenik, old Croatia’s hidden gem. The town is surrounded by four huge fortresses and has been fortified to protect it from barbarians, pirates and Turks through the medieval ages. The cathedral of St. James is the main attraction and the most important architectural monument of the Renaissance in the entire country. After a leisurely lunch, you’ll meet your driver and start heading towards Split.

After arriving to Split’s Old Town, You’ll visit the Diocletian Palace, built as a residential palace seventeen hundred years ago by the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Your guide will also be sure to show you the Cathedral of St Dominius, another priceless monument included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage, before hopping your boat transfer to Hvar town.

Spend some time exploring the archipelago best known for its crystal clear seas, hidden bays, beaches and popular bays full of bars and restaurants. Specifically, Palmižana Bay is the most popular location to enjoy at the beach, have a cocktail in great lounge bars or have a snack in some of the top restaurants. After a long day of exploring, check into your Hvar luxury villa and residence. Enjoy a late dinner in Restaurant Gariful downtown.

Wake up in your private villa and enjoy the early morning vibe of the Hvar piazza and old town. As one of the most desired and most visited destinations on the Dalmatian Riviera, it’s characterized by a warm, pleasant climate with lots of sun and, not to mention an entirely Instagrammable setting in nature. Thanks to its position along the ancient maritime route, Hvar has one of the richest histories of than any island on the Adriatic. Representative palaces and churches, valuable paintings and statues, as well as literary and musical works of art created on the island are all at your disposal.

After lunch at Little Green Bay, get ready to work for your next wine tasting with a bike ride! You’ll venture through Stari Grad Plain, also known as Hora or Ager. Historically, the land here was extremely fertile and produced food for the settlers, who brought vines and olive trees with them from Paros.

Start the day by saying goodbye to Hvar as you take a private boat transfer from to Dubrovnik with some free time in Korcula. Stroll down the main street to see the Korcula Statute which dates from 1214. Continue to Cathedral Square where you will visit the most beautiful building on the island, the Cathedral of St. Marco. Explore the Bishop’s Palace where the Abbatial Treasury of St. Marco is housed. Marco Polo’s birthplace, the enchanting town is poised on a peninsula surrounded by 13th century honey-colored exclusively of stone in the original method of assembling stone slabs and blocks.

On the way to Dubrovnik, cruise trough Elafiti Islands and arrive in Dubrovnik in the late afternoon. Check in Hotel Villa Dubrovnik in Dubrovnik, old town walking distance After check in and refreshment. Meet your guide at the hotel reception from where you will start your Dubrovnik experience.

…is like traveling back in time to the city’s celebrated Renaissance past, with an assortment of exquisite historical landmarks at every turn.

The city of Dubrovnik ranks as one of the most important tourist and historic centers on the Adriatic. And entering the old town through the Gothic arch of the Pile Gate is like traveling back in time to the city’s celebrated Renaissance past, with an assortment of exquisite historical landmarks at every turn. A stroll over the famous Stradun, will take you past numerous palaces, churches, and various places whose lesser significance all adds up to the vast glory of Dubrovnik. The city’s name is somewhat of a synonym for Croatia in the far corners of the world, and the more you learn of Dubrovnik, the less surprised you will be to know that its population increases tenfold during the peak of the tourist season. Cap off your day of exploring with dinner in the old town.

Kick off the day by meeting your private driver and guide at the hotel reception who will drive you to the Pelješac peninsula to experience the local gastronomy. Drive through the Peljesac peninsula, famous for producing one of the best Red wines Plavac Mali. The drive will include stops for sightseeing in Ston with longest city walls in Europe, amazing sea bays with shell farms and salt pools.

Wine and dine experience in winery. Lunch with wine paring included. Visit to oyster farm and oyster tasting in Ston. Visit to family owned Milos winery who also produce olive oil, tea and small local products. Return back to Dubrovnik in the late afternoon and relax before dinner in Pjerin restaurant, conveniently located within in Villa Dubrovnik.

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and soak up some time to independently check out Dubrovnik before saying goodbye to this epic city. Later in the morning, catch your private transfer from Dubrovnik to the ever chic One&Only Portonovi. During your transfer, you will have a chance to explore Boka bay including Kotor, Perast, Tivat Port Montenegro.

Today is your final day to enjoy One&Only Portonovi. A land of rugged snow-capped mountains, ancient forests and pristine lakes, Montenegro’s meandering coast is home to a series of ancient towns and natural wonders. If you want to get off property, the town of Budva is two millennia old. Farther up the coast Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, combines some of the region’s best-preserved architecture with exceptional beauty.

Or, take the day to relax. Choose to hit the spa, sleep in, explore or just read that book you’ve been carrying around with you for the entire trip. One&Only Portonovi crafts signature experiences to celebrate the destination and offer guests a unique insight into the fascinating region and culture. Through the resort’s collection of bespoke activities, you can uncover the new Riviera with its wild beauty and rich history, whether that’s hiking the picturesque terrain, reviving local cultural traditions, or setting sail for a nautical adventure aboard a luxury yacht.

Today marks the end of your adventure! Enjoy your private airport transfer as you sift through the hundreds (if not thousands) of incredible photos you’ve taken on your trip. Say “see you later” to a destination that you surely return.