Superb scenery, beautiful hotels and unusual activities...
The old city of Dubrovnik has remained basically unchanged since the thirteenth century. Its medieval ramparts encircle the city which pedestrians can enter through one of two gates to find themselves joining the evening promenade where various cafes and restaurants can be found along the way.
The city is alive with open air markets, artisans’ shops and studios of artists, Baroque churches and Gothic-Renaissance palaces, unexpected courtyards with fluted columns and fountains, and covered loggias in which to sit and watch the world saunter by.
In the summer, music fills the air as the internationally renowned Summer Festival reveals the magic of theatre, music and dance. Dubrovnik is a city where no cars are allowed and the stone-faced houses and orange-tiled roofs have remained unchanged for centuries.
Full day excursion to Montenegro
Lunch in a restaurant in Sveti Stefan which used to be a small fishing village on a rock formation in the sea. Today, it is conncected by a causeway to the mainland and has been transformed into a luxurious hotel town, attracting famous and jet-set names with its exclusivity.
Ferry ride across the Bay of Kotor
In the evening, a gala dinner will take place at Atrium of Sponza Palace: Nowadays, the Sponza Palace is the home of the most important cultural institution of Dubrovnik - the Archives which date back to 1022.
Return to the hotel for overnight