Italy & CroatiaFrom artistic architecture to the romantic Adriatic Sea

Your private chauffeur will drive you on to Rovinj, a picturesque port town on the west coast of the Istrian peninsula. Enjoy the beautiful scenery during the transfer, which takes about three hours. Rovinj is a real sight to behold: the historic old town stands close to the water on a headland. Winding alleys crisscross the town, and the Church of St. Euphemia towers above the houses on its hill. There is no shortage of bars, restaurants, and art galleries. Your driver and guide will familiarize you with the town.

Enjoy Rovinj's Pelinkovac, a local herbal liqueur, or fresh squid from the Adriatic Sea in one of the many seafood restaurants. The beach promenade invites you to take a relaxing stroll in the fresh sea breeze or sunbathe. The finest wine bar in the region opens its doors for you to enjoy a delicious tasting.

On your way to Ika, the dreamy fishing village near the town of Opatija, stop off at the famous Pula. Pula boasts numerous Roman monuments, including the 8-meter-high triumphal arch, the ancient amphitheater, Hercules Gate, and Twin Gate. The amphitheater is truly unique: no other arena from this period still has its four side towers and all three Roman architectural orders in completely preserved condition. The old town is one of Croatia's most beautiful historic city centers. In Ika, a timelessly elegant residence awaits you, with views of the sea and the charming towns of Rijeka and Opatija.

Your driver is ready for another tour – with a stop at the breathtakingly beautiful Plitvice Lakes National Park. Here you will discover paradise on earth, Croatia's most visited nature reserve. It will enchant you with its magnificent waterfalls and crystal-clear waters. Relax your body and mind before getting back in the car. Settle down in the heart of the city of Zadar, in a unique boutique hotel built on the remains of a medieval fortress.

Treat yourself to some time out in the hotel's own spa and wellness center before turning your attention to the city's culinary highlights. You will enjoy your own cooking adventure in the medieval old town. Browse the local market for regional delicacies such as fresh fish, seafood, vegetables, and fruit, as well as local spirits and wines. The chef himself will show you how to prepare world-famous traditional dishes.

It takes only about an hour to drive from Zadar to the charming historic coastal town of Šibenik. Your personal driver and guide will continue to accompany you. Take a short break at the Bibich estate to enjoy an exclusive lunch with matching high-quality wines. Seven perfectly coordinated courses will delight your palate, surrounded by beautiful scenery. In Šibenik, the Krka River flows into the Adriatic Sea, and the city is brimming with UNESCO cultural monuments and masterpieces by local Renaissance sculptor Juraj Dalmatinac.

Embark on an intense journey through time that brings culture and tradition to life: your walk through the city center takes you past the magnificent Cathedral of St. James with its imposing sculpted portal. Once you've feasted your eyes, turn your attention to your stomach: enjoy a meal made with fresh local ingredients at the famous Michelin-starred restaurant Pellegrini.

Another hour's drive by car and you will reach Trogir. This charming little Adriatic town is also a real treasure trove for art and history lovers, but also for romantics. Enjoy an extensive guided tour through the narrow, shady alleys, past stone houses and Renaissance Baroque palaces. Particularly worth seeing: St. Lawrence Cathedral, an architectural masterpiece with an impressive portal by the 13th-century artist Radovan. Souvenir shops, galleries, welcoming bars, and restaurants all contribute to the relaxed atmosphere of this place. Theater performances are held regularly in the summer at Kamerlengo Castle. Your private guide will have all the information you need.