Classic Croatia First time in Croatia? Start here.

• Split, Hvar, Dubrovnik — yes, it is the classic route and no, we would not change it for a first visit. The difference is in the details — and sometimes we swap Hvar for Brač island.
• Split needs two nights minimum. Besides the stunning Diocletian's Palace, still the heart of the city, there is a great selection of experiences in and out of town — like a visit to Krka National Park.
• Dubrovnik is not overrated — July and August are. But we can always find a way to make it pleasurable.
• Land or boat? Always both. Our classic itinerary combines hotel stays with day trips and transfers by private motor yacht — connecting islands and coastal towns the way they were meant to be reached.

Off the Beaten Path, Beyond Split, Hvar, and Dubrovnik — where Croatia gets really interesting.

• Vis island is our go-to when clients say Hvar is too crowded. Two small historic towns, no mass tourism, and arguably the best beaches in Dalmatia.
• Šibenik instead of Split for anyone who wants real medieval Dalmatia without the tour groups — but with great cuisine and wines.
• Dugi Otok is one of Croatia's most unique inhabited islands. It is also home to Nai 3.3, the only 5-star hotel in Croatia with 3 Michelin keys.
• The food no guidebook covers: black risotto at a fisherman's home on a private island, lamb under the peka in a village with no restaurant, oysters paired with sparkling local wine — pulled from the sea just for lunch in Ston.

Families: Croatia works exceptionally well for families — if planned correctly.

• Multi-generational groups are what Croatia does best. Active enough for kids, beautiful enough for grandparents, and easy enough to keep everyone happy.
• The best family days: Krka by private boat, cycling Brač, snorkeling in an empty bay, sea kayaking, caving trips in the hinterland... and much more!
• Keep them busy: papier-mâché mask making, pottery, painting — hands-on local craft workshops that work surprisingly well even for teenagers.
• Family yacht charters work best on a catamaran or a luxury yacht with 5+ cabins. More space, more stable, and a crew that handles everything while parents actually relax.

Special Interests: We have built programs for interests most agencies would not even know where to start. Here is just a sample.

• Food & wine is our most requested — food artisans off the beaten path, winemakers who don't appear in any guide, a konoba that requires a local phone call to get a table.
• Art & culture goes beyond museums. Private access to archaeological sites, Croatian artists in their studios, restoration projects inside UNESCO-listed towns.
• Luxury drives: the Dalmatian coast by classic or high-end car, stopping at viewpoints, cellars, and villages on a route we put together — not a standard transfer.
• We have also built programs for university research groups, film location scouts, and culinary school trips. The more unusual the request, the more we enjoy the challenge.