CROATIA
TOUR
Cavtat
Kotor, Montenegro Cable car, Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik YOUR HOTEL
Hotel Croatia Cavtat ★★★★★ The Hotel Croatia Cavtat occupies a wonderful position, set above a pine- forested peninsula overlooking unspoilt Cavtat Bay. Its stunning waterfront
location also gives guests easy access to medieval Dubrovnik, which is just a 45-minute boat ride away, across the bay.
Facilities include two private beaches, outdoor and indoor pools, a selection of restaurants, piano bar and spa. All guest rooms for Just You customers have a sea view and feature private facilities, air-conditioning, satellite TV, mini-bar, safety deposit box and hairdryer.
Kotor Bay, Montenegro
Kotor Bay, Montenegro Karaka
DAY 5 Mostar We’ve left today free for you to do just as you please. Why not join our optional full-day excursion to beautiful Mostar. Situated on the Neretva River, in neighbouring Bosnia and Herzegovina, this historic city is famed for its enchanting Old Bridge, constructed in 1565.
DAY 6 Elafiti Islands cruise The Elafiti Islands boast beautiful beaches backed by scented pine trees and lapped by crystal-clear waters, and we’ll enjoy a cruise here today.
We’ll sail in style aboard Karaka, a magnificent 16th century replica of a traditional ship from the era of the Republic of Dubrovnik. Our first stop is Šipan, the largest of these unspoilt gems, where wild herbs fragrance the breeze and Renaissance villas built as summer getaways by Dubrovnik’s wealthiest families enhance the landscape. In this picturesque setting, we’ll enjoy a lunch of typical Dalmatian cuisine. The area is renowned for its fresh seafood so this is sure to be a real treat.
We’ll then set sail for the island of Lopud, where you can take a walk to the hilltop Franciscan Monastery for wonderful views over the islands. Step inside to admire the fine collection of altar paintings.
DAY 7 Ston Set in a calm shallow bay, the medieval fortress town of Ston is one of the Dalmatian coast’s hidden gems, boasting a rich history and natural beauty.
On today’s optional excursion we’ll enjoy a guided tour and discover the second-longest stone wall in Europe. We’ll also visit a family-owned winery where, of course, we’ll enjoy a tasting along with a delicious seafood lunch.
DAY 8 Dubrovnik to UK We’ll transfer to the airport today for the return flight to the UK.
Please note: This holiday includes walking in areas of rough ground, gradients and steps with little or no hand rails to offer assistance.
Hotel Croatia Cavtat
Hotel Croatia Cavtat DEPARTURE DATES
For all dates, prices and regional fl ight options, see latest price guide. Holiday ref: SECRD
2017 Gatwick 7 May 14 May 11 Jun 17 Sep 24 Sep 8 Oct
Hotel Croatia Cavtat, room
Flights with British Airways or similar scheduled airline. Transfer time is approx. 50 mins. Flight timings and hotels are subject to change and will be confi rmed in your fi nal documents.
Please have passport details ready when booking
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