Croatia Island Hopping: Dalmatian Odyssey from Dubrovnik (8 days)

Stayed at the Sheraton apartments in srebreno they were fab clean and spacious would stay there again, booked tour's with Edita who was across the road from the Sheraton,she took us to Bosnia Herzegovina it was beautiful then on to the waterfalls which was very cold but worth having a dip,next trip was to Montenegro boat trip over to the small island to the church , after spent time on the boat going round the island ,had lunch and took a stroll along the coastline where we stopped to have a swim in the Adriatic sea ,Edita was very knowledgeable and explained how her country was divided after the war can't thank her enough for the great experience myself and friends had i would highly recommend the tour's

Excellent tour. Hotels are very good, perfect location. All drivers are sharp on time. Very very good experience. Love this tour.

Probably the best places I’ve visited in Europe, if you love the water, boats , old towns, wine , food and fantastic people this is the area to go to

Here we made the discovery of Croatia with an Italian friend, and it particularly pleased us. It must be said that we drove along the Dalmatian coast, we stopped when fatigue was felt. We enjoyed since Trieste, Umag, Motovum and its white truffles, Rovinj, Pula... Then we made a fabulous 3 day resort in May in Rijeka, sublime seaside resort, on the way down you will admire its superb views, each worth the detour. Then we arrived in Split with a short detour to the island of Hvar, nicknamed the Croatian Saint Tropez and we ended up a few days, a week exactly in a hotel in Dubrovnik, where we were received unforgettably by old Croatians, anxious to make their country appreciated. We have eaten remarkably at ridiculous prices. Long live Croatia, even if they lost to us at the football World Cup.

<p>On the whole this trip was excellent, we were picked up from the ferry on time and taken back with our tickets also on time, accommodation was very good but there was not much to do in Split once we did the tour of Diocletion's palace. The hotel was out of the way and also we did not have enough time to find anywhere to go but that aside everything else was good and would recommend this tour.</p>

<p>Viator delivered everything they promised--I was delighted with the trip.</p>

<p>The local tour operator, Elite tours, did a great job of handling logistics. It made the trip so easy to meet someone to take us to our hotel or to the ferry as we moved from one place to another.</p>

<p>We found the independent aspect of this tour really met our expectations. The convenience of the pre-arranged hotels and transfers were very good. We did contact the local tour operator to ensure we understood the hotel arrangements and local pick-up and drop-off locations and times. We recommend all who take this excellent tour to do the same. This tour is well worth your time.</p>

<p>I can unequivocally recommend this travel group, as well as the trip. The company went out of their way to make sure everything ran I I smoothly, to the extent that when one of the ferries was cancelled due to bad weather, they arranged for alternative travel, and continued to provide the pick up and delivery seamlessly. The format of the trip was great, we were met at each location, transferred to our hotel, and provided with a two hour tour of the area. The guides were all knowledgeable of the history of the area, and willing to make recommendations as to restaurants, etc.The remainder of the time was free, giving us plenty of time to choose things of our own interest. The hotels , while slightly out of town central were excellent and you could reach all areas of interest by walking. Wonderful time and great memories.</p>

<p>Really good self driven tour of some wonderful parts of Croatia. The hotels were all great, but our favorite location in the tour was Kocula. What a perfectly idilic location to spend forever ! Dubrovnik was very busy, but loads of sights and restaurants. Mostly for the younger crown. Split was interesting. The Diocletian Palace tours was the best part of Split.</p>