Experience the unique charm of the southern Mediterranean. It resides in Split - the largest city along the Adriatic coast. And its beauty captivated 4th Century Roman Emperor Diocletian, who built his palace here. Continue with a visit to the Cathedral, which is considered one of the oldest in the world. After lunch, drive on to the idyllic town of Trogir, which is also listed in UNESCO's world cultural list of protected heritage spots.

Taka a catamaran ride to the Island of Hvar. Having been recently voted one of Europe's ten most beautiful islands, sunny Hvar is, without doubt, the most seductive of the Dalmatian islands.  Take a boat ride to the island of Bisevo and explore the "blue caves.” They are a natural phenomenon, and only accessible by small fishing boat.

Continue your drive to Dubrovnik, the world’s most enchanting small city. Tour Dubrovnik's Old Town and visit Franciscan and Dominican Monasteries, the Rector’s Palace and Dubrovnik Cathedral. Drive through the Dubrovnik countryside to Konavle Valley.

Drive to the small village of Trstenik and take a ferry to the island of Mljet. Enjoy the serenity of the most densely wooded island of the Adriatic, that includes its two inner lakes and the 12th Century Benedictine Monastery. Enjoy the lovely, secluded sandy beach, and some sea kayaking or diving.