GO Babes CROATIA Adventure
September 9-18, 2025
(B/L/D) denotes included meals on that day
Flight to Zagreb will leave hub city on 9-10 Some travelers may need to fly into the group departure city the on the 9th (depending on where you are traveling from) Flight info TBD
Day 01 – Sep 10 2025: (D)
ZAGREB
Arrival in Zagreb Airport. Transfer to the hotel, welcome drink and group meeting with our Travel Guide. Dinner in Zagreb area and taste the local specialty “Strukli” (a delicious traditional Croatian dish of cottage cheese filled dough). Return to the hotel, overnight stay.
Hotel Dubrovnik – Double Occupancy Room (1 Night)
Day 02 – Sep 11 2025: (B,D)
ZAGREB – OPATIJA
Breakfast at the hotel. Walking tour of Zagreb with an English-speaking guide. In the fortified, medieval Upper Town, we will visit ST. Marks church, with its multicolour tiled roof, Parliament, the government palace and a lot of fine historic buildings.
After the morning sightseeing we proceed to Opatija, situated on the picturesque Kvarner Bay. This used to be the Favorite spa resort to the Habsburgs and the European aristocracy, including famous personalities such as Mahler, Chekhov and Isadora Duncan. Dinner at the hotel. Overnight in Opatija.
Admiral Hotel – Double Occupancy Room (3 Nights)
Day 03 – Sep 12 2025: (B,T,D)
DAY TRIP PULLA – ROVINJ
Breakfast at the hotel. Then we will have time to know get to the Istrian peninsula and visit the 2000 year old roman Colosseum located in Pula. Afterwards we will relax in Rovinj, one of the most beautiful cities in Istria and the inspiration of many artists. Time to leisure in Rovinj and departure towards Livade for a sample of one the Istrian tastiest treasures, the truffle. Dinner and overnight, back in Opatija.
Day 5 – Sept 14, 2025 (B,WT)
OPATIJA – ZADAR – SPLIT
Breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast at the hotel, we will drive down from the mountain region of Lika via the coast towards the city of Zadar. The historic town of Zadar is rich in cultural and historical monuments. Here you can see the Roman forum dated to the 1st century, the church of St. Donatus dated to the 9th century.
From Zadar we continue to the Bibich Winery for a gourmet experience that is more than a simple wine tasting. The winey burnt to the ground during the war and is now producing rewarded wines and exporting 80% of their production to USA & Scandinavia. We will taste 4 wine samples accompanied with delicious Croatian style Tapas. Departure to Split. Overnight in hotel.
Hotel Sia in Split (2 Nights)
Day 06 – Sep 15 2025 (B,L)
SPLIT – TROGIR
Breakfast at the hotel. Split is the handiwork of seventeen centuries of men and women building and remodelling, adding, tearing down and touching up, so that 18th century houses intersect with ancient Roman walls and fourth century chambers house twentieth century apartments. At the core of this sprawling cityscape is the palace the Emperor Diocletian built for his golden years at the turn of the fourth century.
Today’s lunch will be the traditional Dalmatian dish – Pasticada which we will taste at the Tragos restaurant in Trogir or similar. The town of Trogir, a UNESCO site, has a fascinating 2300 years of continuous urban tradition. Its rich culture was created under the influence of old Greeks, Romans, and Venetians. Trogir has a high concentration of palaces, churches, and towers, as well as a fortresses on a small island. Sometimes referred to as the floating museum town.
Day 07 – Sep 16 2025 (B,WT)
SPLIT – STON – DUBROVNIK
Breakfast at the hotel. On our way to Dubrovnik, we will stop near the town of Ston, where we visit a local winery and taste the famous “Plavac Mali” wine, a very close relative to the Zinfandel. In this winery the traditional wine making business has been passed on for generations, offering a unique story everyone wants to hear. The wine tasting includes a wine presentation on all the specifics of the wine-making process, wine tasting and snack. Arrival in Dubrovnik and overnight.
Hotel Accommodations: Hotel Lero (2 Nights)
Day 08 – Sep 17 2025 (B)
DUBROVNIK
Breakfast at the hotel.
Completed in the thirteen century, the old city Dubrovnik has remained basically unchanged since. Its medieval ramparts encircle the city which pedestrians can enter through one of two gates – either way, they cross a stone bridge under the watchful gaze of the city’s patron Saint Blaise, to find themselves joining the evening promenade down the broad, stone-paved avenue known as Stradun. After the sightseeing we will have free time to explore the city on your own.
Day 09 – Sep 18 2025 (B)
DUBROVNIK
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