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VISIT THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BEACHES ON PELJEŠAC

Did you know that Pelješac peninsula have some of the most beautiful beaches in all Croatia? And the best part they are, for the most part of a year, not crowded. While in other places along the coast you need to set up your alarm clock before the dawn in order to secure your spot at the beach, many Pelješac Peninsula beaches remain deserted even in mid-August! That’s what I’m talking about! Natural beauty, peace and quiet, and lots of privacy. All that you’ll find on this awesome peninsula!

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PANORAMA OF DUBROVNIK – from SRĐ

The Srđ hill is just 5 minutes drive away from the center of Dubrovnik. It was named by the
earliest Dubrovnik patron St. Srđ.
Enjoy the most magnificent view of Dubrovnik, 415 meters above sea level, make selfie in this famous scenery.
In addition to the unique panoramic view, you can also visit Srđ fortress with Museum of homeland war '91 and stone cross, a monument renovated in 1997 after war destruction.

EXCURSION ON PASJAČA BEACH
Pasjača beach near Dubrovnik is one of the most stunning beaches on the Adriatic. This sandy beach is in the Konavle region, only 30km from Dubrovnik.
The beach isn't a natural one. It was formed during World War Two when tunnels were dug in surrounding villages and the surplus stones then created a beach. The sea wore down the stones and made a beautiful beach which shyly emerges from the giant Konavle cliffs. Unfortunately, the beach is disappearing because the sea is eroding the sand. For that reason, if you don't visit soon, you
probably won't ever see it - unless someone unloads a new lot of stone. You reach the beach by steep steps on the cliff side and at parts will pass through dug out tunnels.

TRIP ON ISLAND OF KORČULA
The town of Korčula is one of the most romantic coastal towns in Croatia. It is surrounded by walls with architecture influenced mainly by the Renaissance, and dominated by the 15th century St Mark’s Cathedral built in the Gothic-Renaissance style. There is a local legend that Marco Polo was
born in Korčula, his house of birth is definitely worth the visit.
The whole island is covered with beautiful beaches within the astonishing nature. People are friendly; they are famous as the best Croatian singers. Don't be surprised if you hear them singing traditional a capella songs somewhere in the streets or in the restaurant. On our way to Korčula, we are passing through the Pelješac peninsula, which is one of the largest Croatian vineyard areas, homeland of famous Dingač wine. We propose a visit to a famous winery in village of Drače and enjoy Navis Mysterium wine - matured in amphora which lied on the seabed for years.

VJETRENICA CAVE
Vjetrenica ("wind cave") is the largest and most important cave in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and one of the most important caves in the Dinaric Alps mountain range, which is famous worldwide for its karstic and speleological riches. It is located in the Popovo polje in East Herzegovina. The cave has been explored and described to a total of 7,014 m in length; the main channel is about 2.47 km long.
Vjetrenica is the richest cave in the world in terms of subterranean biodiversity: among more than two hundred different species are registered in it, almost hundred are troglophiles, a great number of them are narrow endemic, 15 are steno endemic, and about 37 were discovered and described in Vjetrenica for the first time. Don't forget to dress something warm since the temperature is about 11 degrees. Near cave is a restaurant offering traditional and delicious local meals.

MEĐUGORJE + WATERFALLS KRAVICE
Međugorje is a unique phenomenon in the modern world, a sanctuary gathering multitude of believers from all over the world, who come there to find peace in their souls and hearts. Since 1981, when six local children claimed they had seen visions of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Medjugorje has become an ultimate destination of Catholic pilgrimage.
On our way to Međugorje, we are going to visit waterfalls Kravice. Water spills from a height of 28 meters creating an amphitheater amidst 120 meter wide, stunning scenery with a large mist and rainfall. Kravice is an ideal place for a swim, and definitely provides one of the most scenic landscapes in Herzegovina.

SPLIT
Discover the main cultural and economic center of Dalmatia, and the second largest city in Croatia. The center of the old town is famous roman emperor Diocletian’s Palace, built for his retirement days, 1700 years ago. Today it is one of the best preserved examples of late ancient architecture. Many remains from the Roman period, as well as from other periods of the past, can be seen everywhere in Split. Discover the Emperor’s square 'Peristil', the Cathedral of Split, the bell tower of St. Duje, Prokurative and Meštrović gallery. The narrow passages and small streets of this city are vibrant and alive with the spirit of the Mediterranean and filled with cozy cafes and restaurants, museums and galleries. Walk down the famous Split waterfront called Riva to feel the atmosphere of this beautiful city. Check out are the local girls and boys are the most beautiful in the world - like they claim? Don't forget to touch (and make a wish) the big toe of Grgur Ninski, from the monumental sculpture of this Croatian bishop of medieval times.