Your adventure begins with a guided walking tour through the enchanting streets of Kotor’s Old Town. As you wander, admire the well-preserved medieval architecture and make your way to the iconic St. Tryphon Cathedral, a 12th-century masterpiece rich in history and intricate design, symbolizing the essence of Kotor. Leaving behind Kotor’s historic charm, enjoy a short yet scenic drive to the Cable Car station base. Board the cable car for a thrilling ascent to the summit of Lovćen Mountain, where you’ll be treated to breathtaking views of Kotor, the Bay of Kotor, and the surrounding landscapes. The ride itself offers fantastic photo opportunities as you rise above the city. At the summit, take time to soak in the serene atmosphere and the expansive vistas of Lovćen National Park. Revel in the beauty of the panoramic scenery and the invigorating mountain air. Whether you seek quiet reflection or shared enjoyment with fellow travelers, this experience promises tranquility and awe.

Please Note: The cable car ride is subject to weather conditions, and travel times to and from the Cable Car may vary depending on traffic.

Embark on a half-day aquatic adventure exploring the crystal-clear waters off Dubrovnik, once praised by famed sea explorer Jacques Cousteau as one of the cleanest and most pristine in the world. Your journey begins as you board a zodiac at the harbor, setting off along Dubrovnik’s stunning city walls with breathtaking views from the sea. Cruise past the Lapad Peninsula, passing the picturesque Grebeni Lighthouse, and continue toward Kolocep Island. Here, you'll stop at the Modra Spilja Cave (Blue Grotto) for a refreshing swim and snorkeling session. After enjoying the crystal waters, you'll head to Lopud Island, where you can relax on its white sandy beaches. Following your beach time, enjoy a light lunch and drink at a local restaurant before re-boarding your speedboat for a scenic cruise back to Dubrovnik.

Your half-day adventure on the Adriatic Sea begins at the small port of Pile, beneath Fort Lovrjenac. With instructors guiding you, you'll paddle toward the stunning caves and natural beauty of Lokrum Island. After around 45 minutes of kayaking, you'll reach Lokrum Island, where you'll have free time to swim or explore. Lokrum Island, located just in front of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, holds fascinating history and legend. It’s said that Richard the Lionheart was cast ashore here after surviving a shipwreck in 1192 while returning from the Crusades. In the 12th century, Benedictine monks built a monastery on the island, which they occupied for over 600 years. Though the remains of the monastery are still visible, part of it was converted into a residence for Emperor Maximilian of Mexico in the 19th century. The island is also home to a unique natural feature—Mrtvo More, or the Dead Sea, a small lake connected to the open sea by an underground channel. After exploring or relaxing, you'll return to the port with a short scenic boat cruise, taking in the breathtaking views along the way.

After departing the port, you'll head to the village of Mandaljena, home to the Miloslavic Family. Croatian cuisine varies by region, and coastal dishes are known for their use of olive oil, herbs like rosemary and sage, and influences from Greek, Roman, and Venetian culinary traditions, passed down through generations. At the Miloslavic Family Home, you'll enjoy an interactive cooking class. Pick fresh vegetables from their garden and learn how to prepare traditional dishes as your host shares culinary secrets and explains local recipes. All meals are made with organic ingredients, including the family’s own olive oil, wine, vegetables, homemade prosciutto, and bacon. This hands-on experience lets you engage with locals, enjoy the beautiful surroundings, and immerse yourself in the rich culinary heritage of Croatia. Everything, including ingredients, supplies, and wine, will be provided. Just bring your enthusiasm and appetite!