Easter in authentic Dubrovnik, 4 days

Early morning meeting at Macedonia Airport and direct flight to Dubrovnik. Arrival and direct departure to the historic city center for our guided tour of the city that has been guarded for more than 1300 years, surrounded by its sturdy and well-preserved walls. Dubrovnik is under the protection of UNESCO and is designated as a monument of natural beauty and cultural heritage. We will visit the Serbian Orthodox Church of the Annunciation for the morning resurrection service (which will be held in Serbian). Then we will visit the main attractions in the old town, which is a palace of great architecture, such as the metropolitan temple of the patron saint of the city, St Blasios, with the marble armed knight in his square, the great fountain of Onofrios, the Franciscan monastery with the church of Sotiros and the oldest pharmacy of the city from the time of the Republic of Ragusa. We will not miss to see the Clock tower and the small fountain of Onofrio, as well as the Spondza Palace. Then we will visit places where the very successful series Games of Thrones was filmed. You can also enjoy a mini cruise (tickets separately). Then check in at our hotel. In the afternoon free time in the city center always accompanied by our leader.

Breakfast and then we will optionally depart for Mostar, the city that reminds us how close to central Europe the Ottoman Empire came, the famous Mostar (old bridge - stari most), the city whose emblem has the largest arched bridge, built then by order of Suleiman the Magnificent. A crossroads of East and West that combines the most characteristic elements of the East, hammams, Islamic mosques, bazaars, foods and oriental sweets with western sophistication, Catholicism and Orthodoxy. It is the queen of the Neretva, built on the banks of the river of the same name, and the city is united by seven impressive bridges while it constitutes a city of martyrdom over the centuries with its symbols the New Bridge and the Towers. It has also been designated by UNESCO as a monument of world cultural heritage. Returning we will have the opportunity to stop in one of the most beautiful villages of the region, Blagaj. Small picturesque village with cobbled streets, traditional buildings, in a wonderful landscape, anointed next to the river Bruna. Free time for lunch at the picturesque restaurants where we will have the opportunity to admire the tranquility and nature. Late in the afternoon we will return to our hotel.

Breakfast and optional departure for Split. During our city tour, we will visit the famous Roman castle-shaped palace of Emperor Diocletian, which is the most important and best-preserved Roman building in Croatia, built between 295 and 305 AD. We will also have the opportunity to admire the Cathedral, the Gothic Town Hall, the Renaissance Clock Tower. Free time on the city's beautiful waterfront, the famous Riva, and then we will visit the famous tourist resort of Trogir. Tour of the beautiful city that began in 380 BC. and was continuously inhabited by a number of Greeks, Romans, Hungarians and Venetians. Since 1997, it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We will visit Trogir Cathedral (Katedrala Sv. Lovre) which is widely considered one of the finest architectural achievements in Croatia. We will see Cipiko Palace, in the town square opposite the main entrance of Trogir Cathedral which was the home of the Cipiko family. We will also see Kamerlengo Castle, Saint Mark's Tower and the Clock Tower. Return to Dubrovnik

Breakfast and departure for medieval Kotor which is surrounded by a wall which was rebuilt by the Venetian Republic in the 14th century. The Bay of Kotor, which is Europe's southernmost fjord, and the architecture of the old town have contributed to its declaration as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We will tour the 12th century Cathedral of Agios Tryphons, as well as the Church of St Nicolas. Then we will depart for Butwa. Arrival and we start our tour from the homonymous marina where expensive luxury yachts are moored. The marina is north of the old town, and the Slovenska Obala pedestrian street starts from there. From there we will pass the central gate of the Venetian walls to visit the Acropolis built in the 15th century in the southern part of the old city, on the ruins of old fortifications. The fortress, which changed shape and size many times, now houses the theater of Butva. Free time and then departure to Dubrovnik airport for the return flight