Amazing Adriatic Honeymoon Tour in Croatia

What to expect on this itinerary
Allow the charming culture and hallowed history of Croatia to enchant you and your partner on this handcrafted 8-day honeymoon. Designed with intimacy in mind, this tour's adventures will lead you to luxurious palaces draped in Baroque details, sweeping mountain landscapes dripping with breathtaking allure, and sun-kissed shores that glimmer among other seductive experiences from Dubrovnik to Split. Come and see why Croatia is the ideal destination for the perfect honeymoon.
Customizable Itinerary
Dubrovnik - Pictures of the Adriatic
Massive stone walls surround the seaside city of Dubrovnik, a preserved 16th-Century locale imbued with heritage in which you can discover shortly after landing at the international airport and transfer to your accommodation. The ceaseless glitter of the Adriatic Sea, Baroque buildings, and enchanting courtyards are only a few of the many bewitching scenes that will welcome you to Croatia. Your afternoon will be at your leisure, allowing you to idle along medieval walkways shrouded in the seductive aromas of succulent seafood dishes.
What's Included:
Dubrovnik - Discovery of Dubrovnik’s Heritage
Dubrovnik - Getaway to Montenegro
Hvar - The Golden Shores of Hvar
Hvar - Pakleni or Hvar’s Caves
Hvar - Seduced by Croatia’s Fine Wine
Split - Roman and Renaissance History
Split - Your Final Morning
Trip Highlights
- Bask in breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea from within the 16th-Century city of Dubrovnik
- Wallow in the historical luxuries that dominate Dubrovnik’s skyline during a tour of the Franciscan Church and Monastery, Rector’s Palace, and Dubrovnik Synagogue
- Travel beyond the borders of Croatia to Montenegro’s picture-perfect Bay of Kotor and the charming town of Perast
- Soar across the Adriatic Sea to the golden shores of Hvar, a dreamy island getaway overflowing with character
- Spend time appreciating the geological beauty of Hvar, whether escaping to the Pakleni islands or retreating to the Hvar caves
- Let your taste buds run away on an enchanting flavor journey while sipping on some of Croatia’s finest wines produced from the vineyards of Hvar
- Appreciate royal design that dominates Split’s Diocletian's Palace, among other Romanesque monuments, on a guided tour of the energetic city
- Meander slowly along the Renaissance roads that weave through the town of Trogir and capture images of the city's Roman cathedrals and Baroque palaces
Starting Price
$3,000 per person (excluding international flights)
What's Included
- Accommodations
- In-country transportation
- Some or all activities and tours
- Expert trip planning
- 24x7 support during your trip
Your final trip cost will vary based on your selected accommodations, activities, meals, and other trip elements that you opt to include.
Verified Traveler Reviews
Based on 221 reviews
It was a fantastic two weeks in the Balkans! Zicasso's travel designer worked with us to organize a trip that met all of our expectations. One of our guides asked us what we would change and we couldn’t come up with one thing. The transportation, hotels, sites, and cities/towns visited, the wonderful drivers and guides… everything was wonderful!
We started with a couple of days in Venice and then met our driver/guide/adventure-seeking friend in Trieste. We had a great week exploring Slovenia and Croatia with our driver. Thank you, our driver, for answering our nonstop questions! We learned a lot about the area and really enjoyed our time together! Two nights of relaxation on the island of Hvar was perfect.
We spent a shorter amount of time in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro, and really loved both places (Mostar and Kotor). Thank you to our guide for a lovely day! The time together is something we will always remember.
Our trip ended in beautiful Dubrovnik, with memories that will last forever. Thank you, this travel designer, for helping us organize a dream vacation!
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Zicasso's tour company is fantastic. They designed a perfect custom itinerary for us that included boating, hiking, biking, wine tasting, and much more. Our days were filled with interesting activities and meeting some of the most lovely people as our guides.
Though there were too many highlights to list them all, a few unexpected ones were a cooking class near Split that included shopping for fresh ingredients, snorkeling, lunching off a luxury boat near Hvar, and lunch at an oyster farm.
We had the most lovely guide in Dubrovnik who works for the tourist board and gave us the insider's guide to places in the old town. We even had an authentic meal, one that takes days to prepare, outside of Hvar. There is so much to love about Croatia. This tour company will help you find it.
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Overall, our trip was well planned and brought different views to Croatia with each destination we visited. The 3 destinations (Dubrovnik, Hvar, Split) provided us with a different view that allowed us to truly experience the country's culture and highlights.
Zicasso's travel agency had wonderful activities that allowed for a more personable experience. We particularly enjoyed the Karaka boat tour, Hvar wine tasting and island tour and Krka park tour. The tour guides were experienced, interactive, and knowledgeable.
Overall, it was easy to communicate our needs and questions. Would be easier to just use email instead of the portal.
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The entire nine days of travel from Slovenia to Montenegro were seamless as far as being picked up at the arrival airport and departure as planned. Transportaion was on schedule, which was important to me in a foreign country and eliminated any stress. Each private guide and/or driver throughout our trip was courteous and spoke English, which avoided any misunderstanding about all the wonderful sites we saw.
Lake Bled was absolutely wonderful. The guide parked the van at this family home four blocks from the lake and introduced us to his mother and sister, who welcomed us, and we saw how they lived in this beautiful village. The walk of four blocks to the lake also gave us the opportunity to see more of this quaint place to live. Since the lake does not allow power boats, we and about 20 other people were rowed to the island, where an ancient church was located. We found out that this family, in the past, were the caretakers of the island and our tour guide had to row himself to the shore to go to school and, in the winter, skate to school every day.
Next, we were driven to the castle on top of a small mountain, which had a perfect, 360-degree view of the area. Beautiful!
The next day we went to Plitvice Lakes National Park, with too many waterfalls to count and water that looked as crystal clear as any natural water I have ever seen. The four-kilometer walk upstream was nothing like I've ever seen in the USA.
We spent the night in a wonderful mountain lodge, with individual lodges and an upper-end-style bed and breakfast theme.
Split was a city with parts dating back to the third century, with many Roman influences in its many buildings.
Mostar in Bosnia was very interesting and had a central arch-style bridge which seemed to be a central point for all to see. There was so much we saw that it is too much to describe here.
We also stopped at a wine tasting at the most modern winery I've ever been to. It even had 12 guest rooms, with a pool.
On our way to Dubrovnik, we stopped at Ston to have an unbelievable lunch. At the restaurant, we had an oyster tasting of fresh oysters being farmed several hundred yards from the restaurant. We were served oysters three ways, from raw to fried and baked, and they were the best I will ever eat in my life.
We next went to Dubrovnik, which was particularly interesting to me because it is where Game of Thrones was filmed. Our guide was excellent, as he worked as a "roadie" for the film company, helping set the scenes by taking down modern signs or anything modern, and putting them back after filming. He had large screen shots in a spiral binder and would take us to a cove and hold up the screen shot of the actual scene from the movie to show us the similarity. His behind-the-scenes knowledge of the actors and the reaction from the town and church was beyond expectations. My wife and I were fans of GOT and so excited that we are going to watch if all again one day.
Our last day was in Montenegro, which again was beautiful, and we spent the day next to the water there. We were ferried to a man-made island with an old church on it.
Overall, the Adriatic Sea along the coast of these countries was one of the most beautiful stretches of water you could imagine.
Our expectations of this tour were met and exceeded.
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