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This is amazing tour round 5 beautifull islands with stop for exploring, snorkeling and picnic. Rovinj islands are perfect places for a fun and exciting kayaking adventure for everyone. We will stop on the most famous island for 1 hour. Name is Red island. There is time for simply enjoy of natural sorroundings, exploring island and snorkeling into the blue waters.

Discover the beauty of the Rovinj coast on a 1.5-hour guided electric scooter tour. Enjoy the best views of the city, explore the Rovinj coast and the Golden Cape nature park. First we intoduse as and expleine how electric scooters works. We give you scooter and we explein our plan how we will drive in group and where we will stop. It will be an unforgettable experience

Discover the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park and avoid hidden costs on a day trip that includes entry and round-trip transfer from your hotel. Learn about the park’s waterfalls, lakes, and forests from your guide, and enjoy an intimate look at the natural spectacle as you explore the site by foot.

Discover the underground world of Baredine Cave on a guided tour. The cave is home to thousands of stalactite and stalagmite formations, and it also contains a subterranean lake where an endemic species of non-pigmented salamander lives. After the cave, explore the on-site agricultural exhibit and taste Istrian wines.

Discover some of Croatia’s most cinematic scenery—and bring your camera along to capture it—on this small-group, half-day boat tour. In the morning, make your own way to the departure point in Novigrad, meet your vessel, and hop aboard. You’ll sail along the Zrmanja River, will see its soaring canyon, can swim in area waterfalls, and can learn about the region’s place in movie history.

Discover Istria’s charming towns and dramatic scenery—and indulge in tastings of the region’s specialties—on this two-in-one, small-group tour. Following your morning departure, travel via air-conditioned vehicle to Groznjan, a hilltop town known for its many artists. Continue next to Motovun for a tasting of truffles, olive oils, and more, and upgrade to add a local lunch to your itinerary. Finish with a sightseeing stop at the Pazin Abyss.

Discover the food, culture, and history of Rovinj during this half-day small-group walking tour. Visit specialty food shops and local restaurants to sample Istria’s traditional cheese, pasta, prosciutto, wine, and more. Set out on a guided walking tour that includes six tastings (with three wine pairings) along with a stroll through a local market.

Visit Postojna Cave, the best-known cave in the world, and The Predjama Castle, the only preserved cave castle in Europe.

Instead of just sampling Istrian food specialties at a restaurant, this comprehensive foodie adventure allows you to gain a new appreciation of the effort that goes into local food and wine production, with behind-the-scenes experiences and guided tastings. Join a guide and his dogs for a truffle-hunting session in a forest, visit a wine cellar to try local wines, and round off the trip with a guided olive oil tasting.

The seaside resort of Piran lies along the coast of Slovenian Istria, less than two hour’s drive from Rijeka. On this tour, cross the border and soak up the scenery as you journey along the Slovenian Coast. Along the way, visit the coastal villages of Portorož, Izola and Koper; enjoy a guided walking tour of Piran and see the former home of composter Giuseppe Tartini; and sample Slovenian food and wines.

Travel from Rovinj with this half-day tour to discover the winemaking talent of Istria. Save time with this tour by allowing your guide to take you to two carefully selected regional wineries. There you’ll enjoy tours of their wine cellars and be guided through professional wine tastings, where you’ll get to sample a variety of wines, including ones made from indigenous grapes as well as international blends. Places are limited to 6 people on this small group tour.

View to both worlds of Istria, coast and inner part. Tastings of wine, truffles, cheese and olive oil and possibility of lunch A la Cart in a great local Konoba. Explore the best of Istria with a experienced licensed local guide, and find out all you wanted to know about Istria - "Terra magica"!

Private one way transfer from Rovinj (or Pula airport) to Zagreb city or Zagreb airport. Relax and enjoy on this private journey from Rovinj to Zagreb (Transfer can be organized vice versa as well) with English speaking driver in private comfortable vehicle or minivan. Drop off at desired location in Zagreb city or Zagreb airport. (NOTE: some hotels/accommodations are in pedestrian area, so drop off/pick up will be made on closest possible location)

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With vineyards aplenty in Croatia’s Istria region, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed if you want to plan a wine tasting. This small-group tour puts the itinerary in the hands of a local guide, giving you more time to focus on the region and its wine instead. You’ll visit three carefully selected Istria wine estates to sample their produce, and then finish on a high note with an early 4-course dinner.

Evening panorama cruise on a wooden pirate boat. Watching wild dolphins in their natural habitat . Complementary drinks on board. Beautiful panoramic ride through the Vrsar archipelago.

Visit Krk, one of the largest islands in the Adriatic Sea, situated in the Kvarner Bay. More than 2.500 hours of sunshine per year, make it the sunniest part of Europe.

Set sail along the Istrian Coast with this private sailing tour led by a local couple aboard a handcrafted, 10-meter long sailboat. You'll learn all about the local area from your guides, sample homemade food and local wine, snorkel and swim in the waters, and—if you wish—try your hand at sailing yourself.

This picturesque fishing port on the west coast of Istria has much to offer. The town was originally an island. During the 18th century, it was connected to the mainland by filling in the channel. last few decades, Rovinj has become one of the most famous tourist destinations in Croatia attracting large numbers of tourists Annually. The relics of Saint Euphemia interred in the church at the top of the hill that dominates the entire city. Euphemia was a Christian lady, daughter of a Roman senator, who was arrested for refusing to offer sacrifices to the god Ares. After suffering various tortures, she was sentenced to death in the gladiatorial arena at Chalcedon, having been killed by a lion, becoming one of the first Christian martyrs, a saint in both catholic and orthodox beliefs. Croatian town is webbed with tangled cobbled streets, small squares, beautiful houses tightly crowded down to the seafront, highlighted by the tall church tower.

Enjoy a day away from the city with a full day’s cycling tour along the Parenzana trail, passing through rural countryside and secluded villages along the way. Gain insight into the region’s history from your professional guide, and stop in the remote village of Motovun for wine tasting and a traditional dinner in a local tavern. Relax after a day’s activity with drop-off to your hotel.

Go back in time with our experienced guides that will take to a journey through time and most beautiful cities of Istria, the most well-known Croatian region. Feel the romance of past times on an excursion through the towns that will overwhelm you with their beauty. Pula One of the oldest Istrian towns whose history goes back for 2000 years. Take a walk through the town, see the Arena, Triumphal arch of the Sergi family, temple of Augustus and many more Rovinj Built on an island with lots of colorful houses with Venetian architecture, squeezed one to another and to the very edge by the sea and with the wonderful church of St. Euphemia on the very top. Poreč Antic town with the Decumanus street and the Euphrasian Basilica from the 6th century that represents the real example of Byzantine art with its well-known mozaics. There is also the old roman house and many more of the cultural monuments that still live in the legends and history of the region.

Visit Postojna Cave, the best-known cave in the world, and The Predjama Castle, the only preserved cave castle in Europe.