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Ombla Spring - Franjo Tuđman Bridge - Bosanka - Srđ summit · 2 h
Begin where Dubrovnik's karst landscape meets the sea at Ombla, continue to the bridge for a wide view over GruĹľ Harbour and the Elaphiti horizon, then climb above the city via Bosanka.
A slower coastal route north of Dubrovnik. Walk through the historic greenery of Trsteno Arboretum, follow the quieter bays around Slano, then continue to Ston for the medieval walls, salt pans and narrow stone streets.
A signature Pelješac day linking Ston's fortifications and salt pans with the shellfish tradition of Mali Ston and the peninsula's wine country. Continue through Ponikve and Potomje toward the famous Dingač landscape.
A landscape-contrast experience: medieval stone, modern bridge architecture and one of Croatia's most fertile river deltas. Continue through Opuzen and Metković to the Neretva wetlands, canals and agricultural landscape.
Kravice Waterfalls - Mostar Old Town - Neretva viewpoints · 10-12 h
Combine the green cascades of Kravice with Mostar's stone lanes, bazaars and the iconic Old Bridge over the Neretva. The order can be adapted to border conditions and season.
Three faces of Herzegovina in one private day: Počitelj, Blagaj’s Buna spring and Mostar’s Old Bridge. Border queues can change the order of stops.
Perast - Kotor Old Town - Bay of Kotor panoramic stops · 9-10 h
Follow one of the Adriatic's most dramatic coastal roads into the Bay of Kotor. Pause in tiny Perast, continue to the walled old town of Kotor and stop at selected bay viewpoints on the return.
Perast - Kotor - Budva - optional Sveti Stefan viewpoint · 11-12 h
A full-day contrast of historic bay towns and the Montenegrin Riviera. Explore Perast and Kotor, then continue toward Budva for its old town and seafront atmosphere.
Private day trip from Dubrovnik to Split with stops in Ston, views from the Pelješac Bridge and time along the Makarska Riviera. Luggage stays in the vehicle while you enjoy agreed sightseeing breaks.
Full day from Dubrovnik to Split with free time in Mostar and PoÄŤitelj when border and schedule allow. Cross into Bosnia and Herzegovina for the Old Bridge and bazaar, then continue north to Split.
Travel through three layers of Dalmatian history in one compact private day: Roman Salona, the dramatic medieval fortress of Klis and the UNESCO old town of Trogir.
Krka - Primošten - Bucavac vineyard viewpoint · 9 h
A visually distinctive day built around three patterns of Dalmatia: moving water at Krka, the compact old town of Primošten and the extraordinary dry-stone vineyard geometry of Bucavac.
Escape Split for the cliffs and river landscape of Omiš. Explore the old pirate town, follow the road into the Cetina canyon and stop around Radmanove Mlinice and selected viewpoints.
Makarska - Biokovo Nature Park - Skywalk - mountain viewpoints · 8 h
Go from sea level to one of the most dramatic road-accessible viewpoints above the Adriatic. Combine Makarska's waterfront with the mountain road through Biokovo and the Skywalk area, subject to park access and weather.
Imotski - Blue Lake - Red Lake - Makarska Riviera · 9 h
From the Split area, explore Imotski’s Blue and Red Lakes, then cross the hinterland to the Makarska Riviera. A full day (~9 h) contrasting karst lakes, stone hills and open Adriatic views.
Leave the coast for Klis fortress above Split, Sinj and the Alka tradition, then village roads along the Cetina toward Trilj. About 7 h focused on everyday inland Dalmatia.
Cross-border day (~10–12 h) from Split to Kravice waterfalls and Mostar’s Old Bridge. Your driver adjusts the stop order for border queues. Meals, entries and extras are chosen and paid separately.
Međugorje - optional Počitelj - Mostar · 10-12 h
Combine Međugorje and Mostar in one private day (~10–12 h) from Split, with Počitelj when time allows. Pace can lean toward pilgrimage, culture or a balance of both.