Croatia

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Discover Croatia on a 17-day tour that takes you to the heart of its natural, historical and cultural wonders. From Zagreb, the vibrant capital, to the charming coastal towns of the Adriatic, each day reveals a new facet of this enchanting country. Stroll among the Roman monuments of Pula, explore the turquoise lakes of Plitvice, and be charmed by the medieval streets of Dubrovnik, nicknamed the “Pearl of the Adriatic”. You’ll also have the opportunity to sail through the Elaphite Islands archipelago, discover the majestic Bay of Kotor in Montenegro and explore the historic sites of Split and Trogir, UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Between guided tours and free time, this voyage of discovery will give you unforgettable moments in the heart of Croatia.

Zagreb
Pula
Plitvice
Zadar
Šibenik
Trogir
Split
Hvar
Dubrovnik
Korčula
Kotor

Includes:

Round trip flight from Montreal to Zagreb
3 nights’ accommodation at the Hotel Internations Zagreb 4* in Zagred or similar
2 nights’ accommodation at the Paris Hotel 4* in Opatija or similar
1 night’ accommodation at the Kolovare Hotel 4* in Zadar or similar
2 nights’ accommodation at the Punta Hotel 4* in Vodice or similar
4 nights’ accommodation at the Dubrovnik Ivka Hotel 4* in Dubruvnik or similar
3 nights’ accommodation at the Annex building Art Hotel in Split or similar
33 meals | 15 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 15 dinners without beverages
Visits and excursions as mentioned in the itinerary
Entrance tickets for: Pula amphitheater, Plitvice Lakes National Park, Šibenik Cathedral of St. James and Krka National Park
Neretva boat tour
Boat trip to the Elafiti archipelago
Boat trip to Perast
Boat transfer to Orebic – Korcula – Orebic
Visit to the cellars of Diocletian’s Palace
Private coach transfers according to program
Services of a local English-speaking guide throughout the tour
Services of a Gendrontours tour leader
Headphones for the duration of the trip
Services of Nathalie Schneider, Gendrontours group leader
Protection offered by the Compensation Fund for Clients of Travel Agents
Taxes

Not included:

Gratuities
Meals and tours other than those mentioned
Luggage fees with the airline
Alcool and other drinks at meal time

OPTIONS ($):

Introduction of Mandatory ETIAS Permit for Travels to Europe

Starting at the end of 2026, every Canadian traveler planning to visit Europe will be required to possess an ETIAS permit. This is the European Travel Information and Authorization System, implemented by the European Union.

For more information about this permit, you can visit the official website at the following address: https://travel-europe.europa.eu/etias_en.

Please note that this permit costs 7 euros per person, and the process can take up to 30 days for approval.

It is also mandatory to have a passport that remains valid for at least 3 months after your departure date from Europe. Without this, entry at the European border will be denied.

Itinerary:

Itinerary (subject to changes)

Day 1

Montréal – Zagreb

In flight.

Day 2

Photo : Aleksandar Gospic

Zagreb

Arriving in Zagreb and transfering to the hotel.

Free time. Installation, dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Day 3

Photo : Pham Ngoc Anh

Zagreb – Opatija

Guided tour of Zagreb, the political, economic and cultural capital of Croatia. Guided discovery of the great buildings of the nineteenth century and the beautiful parks of the city center that give the city a special charm: main square Ban Jelacic, the Gothic cathedral.

Lunch ($)

Continuing in the afternoon to Opatija.

Checking in at the hotel and dinner.

Day 4

Photo : Eduard Delputte

Opatija – Pula – Rovinj

Breakfast at the hotel.

The city of Pula known for its 1st century Roman amphitheater, Augustus temple and the door of Sergius. Guided tour of Pula, lunch ($) and free time in the city. Continuing to Rovinj. A rich, natural site, the place showcases trees that have resisted to storms over the centuries. Back to Opatija. Dinner and hotel.

Day 5

Opatija – Plitvice – Zadar

Breafast at the hotel. Plitvice National Park is the most famous natural reserve of Croatia. With its 16 lakes linked by waterfalls it’is now protected as a UNESCO natural heritage. Visit with a local guide, lunch ($) and continuing to Zadar.

Day 6

Zadar – Šibenik – Vodice

Breakfast at the hotel.

Zadar, one of the great fortified cities of Dalmatia, is surrounded by the sea on three sides.

What particularly characterizes Zadar is its millennial history, making it one of the oldest Croatian cities. City tour.

Free dinner ($) and free time.

Continuation to Šibenik.

Overnight and dinner at the hotel in Vodice.

Breakfast and dinner included

Day 7

Photo : Hrvoje_Photography

Šibenik – Krka – Vodice

Breakfast at the hotel.

Šibenik, the city that retains a picturesque and steep medieval center, lined with cobbled streets and staircases, is dominated by an imposing fortress and its Saint James Cathedral, which was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2001.

Guided tour of the old town.

Free dinner ($).

Departure towards Krka National Park, with an entrance ticket included. One of Croatia’s natural wonders, where you can visit “Skradinski buk,” the most famous part of the Krka Waterfalls.

Overnight stay and dinner at the hotel in Vodice.

Breakfast and dinner included

Day 8

Vodice – Neretva Valley – Slano

Breakfast at the hotel.

Boat ride on the Neretva river with a dinner on the river. Continuing to Slano.

Day 9

Photo : Luciann Photography

Slano – Dubrovnik – Slano

Breakfast at the hotel.

Visit of Dubrovnik’s old city in the morning, followed by lunch ($) and free time in the city. Back to Slano.

Day 10

Photo : Nikola Kojevic

Lopud

Elaphites islands

Breakfast at the hotel.

Get on a boat to see the Elaphites islands archipelago: Koločep, Lopud and Šipan. You’ll eat fish and drink local wine and you’ll see games and dancing. You’ll have the opportunity to swim… Sun, sea, fish, wine and music make it unforgettable. Back to the hotel.

Day 11

Photo : Luka Vukcevic

Montenegro

Breakfast at the hotel.

Discovering the mouths of Kotor and Montenegro’s coast. Arriving in Perast, boarding a boat and visit of the island of Notre-Dame-du-Rocher – artificial island built by Perast inhabitants, starting in the 15^th century. Continuing to Kotor, listed as a UNESCO’s World Heritage in 1979. Back to Slano.

Day 12

Photo : Lukas Kosc

Slano – Korkula – Area of Split

Breakfast at the hotel.

Leaving for Korčula island. Native city of Marco Polo, it’s also one of the most beautiful medieval city of the Adriatic. History and traditions mix in the city. City tour followed by free time. Leaving for Split.

Day 13

Photo : Gill Wilson

Split

Breakfast at the hotel.

Continuing to Split, the product of 17 centuries of building, renovating and restructuring. It is one of Croatia’s administrative, historic and religious centre. Diocletian’s palace is built at the centre of the city. City tour of the Old Town, free time and accommodation in Split.

Day 14