From the beauty of Venice to the picturesque towns along the Adriatic coastline, this 12-day luxury tour is sure to leave a lasting impression on your heart and mind for a lifetime. With a private driver at your service, indulge in personalised wine and food tours, and spend a lavish day aboard your private yacht. End your journey in Dubrovnik, sipping cocktails and watching the sunsets over the Adriatic.
Itinerary Highlights
Experience the magic of Venice with a private gondola ride
Exclusive Wine Tour in the Prosecco Region.
Private Yacht Experience on the Dalmatian Coast
Dive into the culinary treasures of Istria
Uncover the fascinating history of Dubrovnik
What’s included
Private tours for most included activities
Meet & greet airport service
Luxury or boutique accommodation at your chosen level
Expert guides in each destination
flexibility
This is an example itinerary. It is fully flexible; you can add or subtract days and include hotels at your chosen budget. It departs daily.
12
Nights
Price Guide
From $13,500 per person
Our quotes are bespoke for your customised trip. The prices displayed are indicative only, read more
Day 1
Fly to Venice
Day 1
Arrive in Venice
Be greeted at Venice Marco Polo Airport by your private driver, who will escort you to your luxury hotel. In the afternoon, with your guide, explore the majestic Piazza San Marco and the iconic Basilica, where you can admire its opulent mosaics.
Day 2
Discover the Enchantment of Venice
Your day begins with a private guided tour of the Doge’s Palace and the Rialto Market, and you learn about Venice’s history. In the afternoon, enjoy a leisurely gondola ride through the city’s picturesque canals.
Day 3
Exploring the Isle of Murano and Burano
After breakfast, take a private boat to the famed islands of Murano and Burano. Witness the artistry of glassblowers in Murano and stroll through the vibrant, colourful houses of Burano. In the afternoon, return to Venice.
Day 4
Journey to the Prosecco Region
Meet with your private driver and travel to the Prosecco Region. Enjoy a private wine tour, where you will learn about the history of Prosecco and viticulture in Venice, after sample some of the best in the region.
Day 5
Travel to Rovinj, Istria
Today, you’ll head into Slovenia and the beautiful Istrian town of Rovinj. Enjoy a guided walking tour of Rovinj, filled with colourful buildings and artisanal shops. Later in the afternoon, take a culinary tour of Istria, exploring local markets and savouring truffles, fresh olive oil, and other regional delicacies.
Day 6
Day Trip to Pula
Travel to Pula, home to one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheatres. Explore the historic centre and its ancient ruins.
Day 7
Transfer to Zadar
This morning, after breakfast, meet with your driver and continue your journey further south to Zadar, a gem on the Adriatic coastline, offering stunning views. Explore the city with your guide.
Day 8
Yacht Day Along the Dalmatian Coast
Enjoy a day of luxury on a private yacht as you set sail along the beautiful Dalmatian Coast. Stop along hidden coves, explore the secluded islands, and take time for a dip in the warm waters. Return to Zadar in the late afternoon for drinks overlooking the coast.
Day 9
Travel to Split
Journey to Split this morning, take a guided tour of the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace, where ancient history meets modern culture. Followed by an afternoon at leisure
Day 10
Discovering Trogir
Take a day trip to the nearby town of Trogir, where you can explore its rich history and stunning architecture. Learn about its UNESCO World Heritage status and visit impressive landmarks. Afterwards, return to Split for some leisure time.
Day 11
Transfer to Dubrovnik
Your driver will take you this morning to the final leg of this tour and the “Pearl of the Adriatic”, Dubrovnik. Check into your luxury hotel, then embark on a guided tour of the Old Town, including the famous city walls and the Rector’s Palace.
Day 12
Depart Dubrovnik Airport
A note on price
The prices outlined above are a rough guide to give you an idea of costs and enable you to budget for your trip.
Guide prices are generally for private arrangements based on twin share, in well located, good quality accommodation (excluding international flights).
Please note costs are indicative and may vary due to a number of factors such as; travel date, hotel choice, room category, number of people travelling and prevailing exchange rates.
Price Guide From $13,500 pp
When to travel
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Croatia is a beautiful country with a diverse range of weather patterns depending on the season and region you are visiting. The summer months from June to August are the most popular for tourists, with warm temperatures and plenty of sunshine. However, it’s important to keep in mind that this is also peak tourist season, so expect crowds at popular destinations. Spring and autumn are great times to visit if you want to avoid the crowds and enjoy mild temperatures. Winter can be cooler and wetter, but it’s still a great time to visit if you enjoy winter sports or want to experience Croatia’s festive holiday season. Overall, it’s always a good idea to check the weather forecast before your trip and pack accordingly.
The average temperature in Croatia during the month of January is around 7 degrees Celsius, with lows of 2 degrees and highs of 11 degrees. It's important to note that Croatia experiences a lot of rainfall during this time, so it's a good idea to pack rain gear if you plan on visiting. Despite the cooler temperatures and wetter weather, Croatia can still be a beautiful destination to visit in January, with fewer crowds and the opportunity to explore the country's winter wonderland scenery.
In February, the average temperature in Croatia is around 9 degrees Celsius, with lows of 3 degrees and highs of 14 degrees. Similar to January, Croatia experiences quite a bit of rainfall in February, so it's best to pack rain gear if you plan on visiting during this time. Despite the cooler weather and rain, Croatia can still be a beautiful destination to explore in February with a chance to enjoy winter sports and the country's stunning scenery.
In March, the average temperature in Croatia is around 11 degrees Celsius, with lows of 6 degrees and highs of 16 degrees. March is a transitional month where the weather starts to warm up and the chances of rainfall decrease. It's a great time to explore Croatia's cities and coastline without the high tourist crowds of summer. Make sure to pack layers as the weather can still be a bit chilly, especially at night.
In April, the weather in Croatia starts to warm up a bit more with an average temperature of around 14 degrees Celsius. The lows can be around 9 degrees with highs of 19 degrees. There is still a chance of rainfall so it's important to pack a light rain jacket just in case. It's a great month to explore the cities and coastline of Croatia as the weather is comfortable and the tourist crowds are still relatively low.
In May, the temperature in Croatia starts to rise with an average temperature of around 18 degrees Celsius. The lows can be around 13 degrees with highs of 23 degrees. There is still a chance of rainfall, but it's less likely compared to earlier months. It's a great time to enjoy the beaches and explore the islands of Croatia as the weather is warm and the tourist crowds are starting to pick up.
In June, the temperature in Croatia continues to rise with an average temperature of around 22 degrees Celsius. The lows can be around 17 degrees with highs of 27 degrees. There is still a chance of rainfall, but it's even less likely compared to May. It's a perfect time to visit the country and enjoy the beautiful weather, beaches, and explore the stunning islands.
The temperature in Croatia in July can reach an average high of 30 degrees Celsius, with lows around 21 degrees. There is a possibility of rainfall, but it is less likely compared to August. Despite the heat, the country still offers plenty of activities to enjoy, such as swimming in the sea or visiting some of the historical landmarks.
In August, the average high temperature in Croatia can reach up to 32 degrees Celsius, with lows around 23 degrees. This month is known to have a higher chance of rainfall compared to July, but it doesn't mean that it's a bad time to visit the country. You can still enjoy the beautiful beaches and explore the rich culture and history of Croatia, just make sure to pack accordingly and stay hydrated.
In September, the average high temperature in Croatia can range from 24 to 28 degrees Celsius, with lows around 16 to 20 degrees. This month is generally drier than August, making it a great time to explore the country's breathtaking natural scenery and outdoor activities. Don't forget to pack light layers for cooler evenings and stay hydrated while enjoying your adventures.
The average high temperature in Croatia during October ranges from 18 to 22 degrees Celsius, with lows around 10 to 14 degrees. This month is usually rainy and cooler than September, but it's still a lovely time to visit the country's charming cities and historic landmarks. Make sure to bring warm layers for chilly evenings and showers, and don't forget to keep yourself dry and comfortable while exploring.
The weather in Croatia during November tends to be cooler than the previous month, with average high temperatures ranging from 13 to 17 degrees Celsius. Nighttime temperatures can drop to around 5 to 9 degrees, so it's important to pack warm clothing for chilly evenings. Rain is also common during this time, so bringing a waterproof jacket or umbrella is recommended. Despite the cooler weather, November can still be a great time to explore Croatia's beautiful landscapes and historic sites.
In December, the weather in Croatia tends to get even cooler than in November, with average high temperatures ranging from 9 to 13 degrees Celsius. Nighttime temperatures can drop to around 1 to 5 degrees, so packing warm clothing, including hats and gloves, is highly recommended. Rain is still common during this time, so bringing a waterproof jacket or umbrella is necessary. Despite the chilly weather, December can still be a great time to explore Croatia's beautiful landscapes and historic sites, especially if you enjoy winter sports and activities.
Add on’s
Consider the enchanting coastlines of Greece, where the islands of Santorini and Mykonos offer breathtaking views, exquisite dining, and vibrant nightlife. Alternatively, the opulent charms of the French Riviera invite you to revel in the glamour of Nice, Cannes, and Monaco, where luxury boutiques and sun-kissed beaches await.
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