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There’s something magical about Europe in winter, particularly when its draped in spectacular white snow. Normally Bunnik’s Jewels of Dalmatia small group tour is run during summer, however on this particular trip, we hosted travel agents who got a sneak peek at this region, experiencing it in all its glory as a winter wonderland.

Full of fresh produce and centuries old traditional recipes, Croatian cuisines are a delight for all the senses. If you’re curious to know the best Croatian dishes, read on to discover our top picks...

The Jewels of Dalmatia explores the Balkan states and the spectacular countryside of south-eastern Europe. From the romance of Venice and Budapest, medieval cities, charming coastal villages and stunning national parks – this delightful region of Europe has become a real favourite with travellers & food lovers!

Dubrovnik is a favoured location for travellers worldwide and it’s no surprise why. With its ancient city walls, ramparts and bastions, its red terracotta roof tiles that contrast with the azure Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik is an incredible and beautiful city. The well-preserved Old Town dates back to the 7th century and walking through the streets of the walled city feels like a dream. Here’s how to spend a summer’s day in the fascinating Old Town.

There’s something mesmerising about looking at a waterfall. Whether it’s an immensely powerful one like the Devil’s Throat at Iguazu Falls, or a peacefully cascading fall like many of those in the Plitvice Lakes National Park, it’s hard to look away. In this blog post we’ve captured 5 of the most stunning waterfalls you can visit on a Bunnik Tour.

The Plitvice Lakes National Park is located in northern Croatia, near the border it shares with Bosnia & Herzegovina. Being one of the largest national parks in Southeast Europe and the oldest, it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site for its natural beauty.