Zagreb
Explore the cobblestone streets at your own pace and admire this cities old-world charm, filled with graciousness, friendly and lively energy.
Photo credit: Dennis Bunnik
Photo credit: Dennis Bunnik
Mostar
Mostar is famous for its Ottoman Bridge, bustling gold alley and numerous mill house restaurants lining the banks of the river which set an enchanting scene.
Photo credit: Dennis Bunnik
Dubrovnik
Set against a backdrop of the shimmering Adriatic Ocean with historic towering walls, its stunning scenery has become even more popular in recent times with the successful TV series, Game of Thrones.
Photo credit: Jeremy van Heerde
Plitvice Lakes
Famous for its magnificent turquoise lakes, waterfalls and cascades – spend time exploring its 16 terraced lakes or just relax and enjoy the tranquility.
Photo credit: Chloe Marshman
Bled
The region around Bled is one of the most beautiful in Europe. Set amongst stunning mountain peaks and brimming with forests and greenery, waterfalls and streams, it is characterised by the iconic church steeple that perches atop a tiny island in the middle of the lake.
Photo credit: Rachel Footner
Photo credit: Dennis Bunnik
Kotor
Positioned between dramatic mountains and a brooding bay, Kotor’s scenery is simply specatuclar.
Photo credit: Dennis Bunnik
