Dalmatian Coast Rafting, Kayaking, Canoeing Tours & Trips

Highlights

• Week island-hopping holiday along Croatia's Dalmatian Coast
• Explore the islands of Korcula, Mljet and feel the local vibe on Brac island
• Indulge in food and wine with a visit to a local farm and winery

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• Spectacular coastal cycling routes
• Explore the mainland and islands on two wheels
• Discover the Unesco city of Dubrovnik

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• Explore the medieval fortress and fascinating fishing museum in the tiny village of Komiža on the island of Vis.
• Cycle into historic cities central to the past and culture of the Dalmatian Islands: Korčula, Hvar, Jelsa, Stari Grad, Postira, Pučišća.
• Learn some Croatian cooking tips during a demonstration with your onboard chef—and savor the results for dinner.
• Visit one of the last remaining stonecutters’ schools, on the island of Brač.
• Taste unique Dalmatian wines in one of the well-known local wineries.

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• Stroll through Plitvice Lakes National Park – a stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site – marvelling at luminous lakes and azure waterfalls that look like they’ve been sketched by an artist.   
• Feast on Mediterranean fresh seafood, Italian-influenced antipasti and the crunchy, doughy dessert of fritule in the culinary capital of Croatia – Zagreb. Then if you like, explore the touching Museum of Broken Relationships. 
• Journey to romantic Venice – like no other city in the world. Fall in love with its labyrinth of alleyways, canals, lagoon islands, and endless historic attractions and hop on a gondola if you want to explore the city from a different perspective.  
• Explore Cinque Terre's rocky coastal pathways, calling into the sleepy pastel villages of Manarola, Riomaggiore or Vernazza. Then enjoy a full day to explore this picturesque spot at your own pace. 
• Walk around Rome’s famous landmarks, including one of the Seven Wonders of the World – the Colosseum – as well as Vatican City, the Sistine Chapel and St Peter's Basilica.

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• Visit the Unesco-listed cities of Split, Trogir and Dubrovnik
• Enjoy a catamaran ride to Mljet National Park
• Sample wines produced on the island of Korcula and the Peljesac Peninsula

Highlights

• Island hop between the Dalmatian Islands of Brac, Hvar, Korcula and Mljet
• UNESCO World Heritage sites in Dubrovnik and Trogir
• Dubrovnik, 'Pearl of the Adriatic': medieval ramparts, Renaissance churches, Doge's Palace
• Discover a varied landscape; stunning coastal paths, pretty villages, small ports, vineyards and olive groves