Journey to Croatia + Montenegro
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Tour Itinerary
Bosnia , Croatia , Montenegro
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Day 1
Day 1 - Welcome to Zagreb, CroatiaOn arrival, you’ll be warmly greeted at the airport and escorted to the Hotel Esplanade. Situated in an elegant 1925 landmark building originally constructed to accommodate passengers on the storied Orient-Express Train, General Tours deluxe hotel offers a sophisticated welcome in the heart of this vibrant city. This evening, you’ll gather with your fellow travelers for a congenial welcome dinner featuring fine regional cuisine and local wine. Meals D
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Day 2
Day 2 - Discover ZagrebThis morning’s guided walking tour through the historic heart of this cultured city includes the National Theater. Built in 1895, this Neo-Baroque landmark continues to offer world-class performances of theater, opera and ballet. You’ll also mingle with residents at a colorful local market and ride the city’s turn-of-the-century funicular to explore historic Upper Town. Among the architectural highlights here, the twin spires of the neo-gothic Zagreb Cathedral tower over the other fine landmarks that grace Kaptol Square. Dating back to the 13th century, a number of restorations over the centuries added unique elements including handsome Baroque altars of wood and marble which were added in the 1600’s. Following lunch, your afternoon is at leisure to enjoy more of Zagreb at your own pace. Culinary enthusiasts will want to spend more time at Dolac, the city’s lively food market. Meals B+L+D
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Day 3
Day 3 - Plitvice Lakes National Park + Trogir… Then Onward to SplitThis morning, you’ll discover the breathtaking beauty of Plitvice Lakes National Park . Over thousands of years, flowing waters over limestone and chalk have left behind travertine barriers. These natural dams have, in turn, created a remarkable series of 16 terraced lakes that tumble down the hillside. Ranging in hue from azure and emerald to steely grey, they’re connected by rushing cascades that continue the geological processes that originally created them.
Today, well maintained trails and unobtrusive wooden walkways allow you to behold and experience the majestic beauty of these pristine lakes and their beautiful forest setting. You’ll also enjoy a short cruise across the largest of Plitvice’s lakes before continuing to Trogir for a guided stroll including St. Lawrence Cathedral – the showpiece of this charming medieval town. Built between the 13th and 15th centuries, its triple-nave style and grandly carved portal reflect Venetian influences.
At a local winery, we’ve arranged for a tasting of the region’s wine and brandy followed by dinner. Then continue to Split and check in to the Hotel Luxe. Meals B+L+D
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Day 4
Day 4 - Ancient Wonders of SplitYour tour of Split’s ancient landmarks begins with the magnificent palace of Emperor Diocletian . Built between the late 3rd and early 4th centuries, the outlines of this vast palace form the heart of the Old City today. A startling portion of the palatial complex is remarkably well preserved, and it is the most valuable example of ancient Roman architecture on the eastern coast of the Adriatic. Your tour also includes Peristil Square; now the city’s popular main square, this was in Diocletian’s time the entry hall to his palace, and it was here that the Emperor would address Roman citizens.
After sightseeing, enjoy lunch on your own and a free afternoon to continue exploring at your own pace. Outside the Palace, you will find charming piazzas and a beautiful waterfront with inviting restaurants and cafes. This evening you’ll dine at one of General Tours favorite restaurants here in Split. Meals B+D
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Day 5
Day 5 - Mostar + SarajevoLeaving Split behind, you’ll journey this morning across the border into Bosnia & Herzegovina to explore the historic town of Mostar. Set against a rugged mountain backdrop along the meandering Neretva River, Mostar grew from a simple riverside crossing into an important settlement and provincial capital of the Ottoman Empire. Delve into the region’s complex and often turbulent history as your explore the town’s historic quarter, graced with finely restored Ottoman-era buildings including the 500-year-old mosque.
You’ll also see the celebrated Stari Most (Old Bridge) , originally built in the 16th century and then reconstructed after its near total destruction in 1993. Continue to the inviting President Hotel, centrally located in the Old Town section of Sarajevo. Meals B+L+D -
Day 6
Day 6 - Get to Know SarajevoJoin your guide after breakfast for a guided city tour including the Latin Bridge, also known as the Princip Bridge. Built by the Ottomans, it was here that Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife were assassinated by Gavrilo Princip in 1914. This of course sparked a war between Austria-Hungary and Serbia which then escalated into World War I.
You’ll also see the Emperor’s Mosque, built in 1457 after the Ottoman conquest of Bosnia, and the Franciscan Monastery of St. Anthony. The Sarajevo Freedom Tunnel Museum offers a sobering yet inspiring look at how residents survived the Siege of Sarajevo. Originally extending for nearly 900 yards, this hand-dug tunnel supplied arms and food during the 3-year siege. Much of the tunnel has since collapsed, but this fascinating museum includes a 65-foot section of the original tunnel as well as the shell-pounded house that hid the tunnel entrance. Meals B+D
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Day 7
Day 7 - By Jeep through Durmitor National ParkDepart Sarajevo this morning and embark on a jeep expedition into magnificent Durmitor National Park , recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its breathtaking landscapes. Formed by glaciers and traversed by rivers, the park is covered with dense pine forests interspersed with clear pristine lakes. This stunning Alpine region is also home to no fewer than 48 peaks which soar to altitudes over 6,500 feet.
Enjoy lunch amidst this scenic beauty and then behold Tara Canyon; reaching depths of more than 4,200 feet, this is the deepest river gorge in Europe. Continue to Kolasin, a charming town cradled by forests and mountains. Arrive in time for dinner at the Four Points by Sheraton. B+L+D -
Day 8
Day 8 - Into the Highlands of MontenegroEnjoy breakfast at your mountain resort before traveling by jeep into the Highlands, learning about the region’s unique cultural traditions and taking in sweeping vistas of the virgin forests that cradle Biogradsko Lake. Experience a slice of daily life as you meet with farmers who live simply in their cottages – making crafts and tending their sheep in the picturesque mountain pastures.
Sit down to a hearty lunch of traditional fare in one of these rustic wooden cottages or, weather permitting, enjoy a delightful picnic in a mountain meadow. This evening’s dinner at Konoba Restaurant features an a-la-carte menu with regional cuisine and Montenegrin specialties. Meals B+L+D
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Day 9
Day 9 - Through the Moraca Canyon to KotorCheck out from your hotel after breakfast and journey through the beautiful mountain scenery to visit the historic Moraca Monastery. Founded in the 13th century and surrounded by a lovely courtyard garden, this important Orthodox Monastery is home to magnificent ancient frescoes and painted icons from the 17th and 18th centuries. Continue across Mount Lovćen to Cetinje, the old royal capital, to visit the National Museum of Montenegro. Situated in a complex of historic buildings, this renowned institution traces the history, culture and art of the country from ancient times through the World Wars and the dissolution of Yugoslavia.
Stop in the charming village of Njegusi for a light lunch of the region’s specialties - locally smoked hams and cheeses. Then descend from the highlands via a serpentine road with breathtaking views of Europe’s southernmost fjord. Reaching the coast, you’ll check in to the stylish Regent Porto Montenegro; nestled on palm-fringed shores along the Adriatic in the heart of Porto Montenegro village, General Tours luxury resort evokes the grandeur of an Italian palazzo. You’ll have free time before dinner to enjoy the idyllic setting and amenities of this outstanding hotel. Meals B+L+D -
Day 10
Day 10 - Kotor + Luštica PeninsulaAfter breakfast, we’ll take you to nearby Kotor . Wedged between rugged forested mountains and the blue waters of Kotor Bay, this handsome 13th-century town is filled with winding cobblestone streets and gracious old architecture. Accompanied by General Tours engaging guide, you’ll discover its mighty medieval ramparts and tour the Cathedral of St. Tryphon, an impressive landmark that traces its history to 1166. You’ll have free time to experience Kotor’s charms at your own pace; active travelers may wish to ascend the old city walls that wind their way up the surrounding slopes. Even if you don’t go very far, the views are rewarding!
From Kotor, continue along the Luštica Peninsula, beloved for its spectacular coastal landscapes and known for its artisanal food products and wine. Here in this beautiful setting, you’ll visit an olive estate to experience firsthand the region’s timeless ways – where enduring agrarian traditions blend harmoniously with the most up-to-date and sustainable farming and production methods. Of course, you’ll sample some of the local farm-fresh fare before returning to your luxury resort. With some free time this afternoon, you might indulge in a treatment at the Regent Spa or explore along the beautiful waterfront. This evening we’ve made special arrangements for General Tours intimate group to dine in the home of a local chef. Meals B+L+D
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Day 11
Day 11 - Bay of Kotor to DubrovnikCheck out from the Regent to embark on a guided cruise onto the tranquil wagers of the Bay; it’s the perfect way to take in the surrounding landscape of steep, forested slopes, colorful marinas and charming medieval villages. On a small island in the Bay of Kotor, you’ll step off to visit General Tours Lady of the Rocks, a lovely 17th-century Baroque Church rich with colorful stories and legends.
After a delightful lunch in the seaside town of Perast, you’ll continue onward to Dubrovnik. Enjoy a guided walking tour through its beautifully preserved Old Town, set within impressive ramparts on a stunning stretch of the Dalmatian Coast. Among the landmarks you’ll admire is the Rector’s Palace, built in the late 15th century in Gothic style and embellished with Renaissance and Baroque flourishes. Then check in to the Hilton Imperial. General Tours deluxe hotel is perfectly situated just steps away from the old city gate. This evening is free to dine when and where you wish. There are many inviting cafes and restaurants in Old Town, and General Tours in-the-know guide is happy to offer personalized suggestions. Meals B+L
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Day 12
Day 12 - A Day at LeisureHailed as the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” Dubrovnik was an important Mediterranean sea power from the 13th century onwards. Although heavily damaged by an earthquake in 1667 and again during the 1990’s by armed conflict, the city has been meticulously restored. Today it is one of Europe’s most beautifully preserved walled cities and it boasts a wealth of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque churches, monasteries, palaces and fountains. With a prime location near the medieval city gate, General Tours deluxe hotel makes it easy for you to step out and explore this celebrated gem at your own pace. In addition to exploring the architectural monuments that grace the cobblestone lanes of the Old Town, you’ll want take some time to enjoy its galleries, boutiques, cafes and restaurants! This evening, you’ll gather again with your fellow travelers for a congenial farewell dinner. Meals B+D
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Day 13
Day 13 - Depart DubrovnikAfter breakfast, we’ll take you to the airport for your onward journey. Meals B
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- Prearranged entry for all sightseeing minimizes standing in line with other travelers.
- Whisper Headsets for groups of 5 or more allow for proper physical distancing while sightseeing, except for certain nature activities in remote areas like the Amazon.
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- No large-group dining; enjoy more spacious dining settings and smaller, well-spaced tables for included meals.
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- Alexander Roberts' hotels are always selected for their outstanding locations, evocative ambiance, impeccable service – and cleanliness.
- OAlexander Roberts' partners include the most respected luxury brands – like Belmond, Four Seasons, Park Hyatt, Kempinski and JW Marriott; they are now leading the industry with their sophisticated hygiene standards and protocols to ensure the well being of all their guests.
- Hotels will be continuously and rigorously vetted to ensure that they are following established WHO guidelines including social distancing and sanitizing procedures of guestrooms and public spaces.
- Hotel breakfasts will usually feature à la carte service and group seating will be replaced by smaller, appropriately distanced tables.
In a Small Group of Never More than 16 Guests or on a Privately Guided Tour for just your traveling party, their experienced guides have the flexibility to adjust your sightseeing based upon local conditions – to avoid times of heaviest traffic and crowding, for example. Alexander Roberts can dine in smaller authentic restaurants, minimize the time waiting in lines, and leave a lighter footprint. You’ll learn the history and stories behind the world’s most iconic landmarks, immerse more deeply in the wonders of the natural world, and delight in genuine cultural engagement not possible in a larger group. It’s travel without a crowd.
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Very diverse trip taking in both the mountains and the sea with activities in both Great for history buffs or those who like medieval cities Pray for good weather as the scenery is spectacular!
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tour operator was not good. We has a couple nice hotels and the food was excellent most of the time, but this tour cost way to much for what was received.