Active Wellness Croatia Trip

10 Day Land Tour

Visiting: ZAGREB – MALI LOŠINJ – PULA – ROVINJ – VENICE

Day 1 –      ZAGREB AIRPORT – ZAGREB

Unveil the secrets behind the old facades, discover the hidden courtyards and revive the stories from the past. We’ll give you a completely new perspective of the Zagreb City. Walking tour of Zagreb starts with the main square Ban Jelačić, Cathedral,

Tkalčićeva street, the Stone Gate, Upper Town, the historical center of the city, St. Mark’s Church with the famed multi-colored roof.  Using funicular, close to the Lotrščak Tower, you can go down to the Lower town to see a part of famous Ilica street, the Croatian National Theatre, University and so much more.

The Cathedral of the Assumption dominates Kaptol, its glowing towers you see off in the distance is the most immediately recognizable and commanding feature in town. It is an ornate and impressive wonder of neo-Gothic artistry. The cathedral was founded in 1093, heavily damaged in 1242 after various sieges by the Tartars, then again in 1625 after a wave of fires. But the bad luck goes on, in 1880 it was seriously damaged during an earthquake. In 1990 exterior renovations set in motion to battle against the wearing effects of time. Just up from the main square (Trg Bana J. Jelacica) by the stairs, you will find the colorful Dolac market. To the back of the market square, there are the touristy stalls which sell souvenirs. But actually, the market itself is for the locals to buy fresh produce. Downstairs you will find the meat etc. sections.

St. Mark’s Church – In the highest area of historic Zagreb this church is characterized by its roof with red, blue and white representing the coat of arms of Zagreb. The building was constructed by Venetian masters, even the baroque bell tower is an addition of the seventeenth century. Inside there are Gothic vaults and a choir designed by Ivan Mestrovic. The square where it is situated is a symbol of political life because here are the locations of the Sabor (Parliament), neoclassical building, and the Croatian government.

The Upper Town, which is the medieval core of the city, developed as two separate (and often warring) towns –Kaptol, the seat of the Bishop (where the imposing Cathedral now stands), and Gradec, the free town where tradesmen and artisans lived (proclaimed by King Bela of Hungary in the 12th century) merged in the 1770s to form the northern section of historic Zagreb. Following this, the city expanded south of today’s Trg Bana Josipa Jelacica (Jelačić Square) to the railway station and the Sava River.

Old Town Gate, at the top of Radićeva street (Upper Town). now a shrine to Virgin Mary – the “Kamenita vrata” where you can light a candle or place a vow and, as the locals believe, your wish will be granted. Please be silent and respectful, even if just passing through the Gate. The portrait of Mary is said to be sacred because it is the only thing that survived the great fire in Zagreb in 1731. Near the Old Town Gate is the sculpture of St. George having slain the dragon. The other statue, him fighting the dragon, is located on the Marshal Tito’s Square near the Croatian National Theatre.

Strossmayer šetalište. (eng. Strossmayer’s walkway) In the summer, it is an outdoor scene for painters, musicians and other artists offering food, drinks, performances, and concerts. Popular meeting place for all ages, with a great view of the

Itinerary

• Arrival to Zagreb. Private transfer from Zagreb Airport to your hotel in Zagreb in a modern, air-conditioned car
• Meeting with your guide for a private walking tour of Old Town Zagreb. The tour ends with a short walk to Wine Bar & Shop for wine tasting with light snacks and a time to discuss the itinerary with a travel representative as well as a time for questions regarding the trip
• Time at leisure and an overnight in Zagreb
• Accommodation in 4* Hotel in Zagreb, deluxe twin room, BB basis

Day 2 –      ZAGREB – MALI LOŠINJ

Where you breathe with your full lungs, where waves of Istria, Kvarner and Dalmatia intertwine, and where the last North Adriatic school of dolphins swim happily – that’s where the Lošinj Archipelago is located. This is a magical place that will seduce you with all its attributes – scents, tastes, sounds and preserved natural beauties.

Lošinj has a health tourism tradition of over 125 years. Thanks to its mild Mediterranean climate, pinewoods and air, this is an ideal place to recreate your body and spirit.

Mali Lošinj is the biggest settlement on the island of Lošinj, found on the southern side of the Bay of Lošinj, which thanks to this position has become a very important maritime and commercial center, and today, also an important tourist destination.

Positioned in the August Bay, the biggest closed bay of the island, and with 7000 inhabitants, today it is the biggest island town in the Adriatic. Mali Lošinj dates back to the 12th century when twelve Croatian families settled in the eastern bay St. Martin. First Croatian settlers were farmers, later they also turned to fishing, sailing, and shipbuilding, and with that, the settlements moved towards the coast

Itinerary

• Breakfast at the hotel and checkout
• Private transfer from your hotel in Zagreb to Zagreb Airport in a modern, air-conditioned van
• Private charter flight from Zagreb to Mali Lošinj (allowed luggage per person 15 kg)
• Upon arrival, assistance with your luggage and a private transfer to your hotel in a modern, air-conditioned van
• After settling in time to refresh and relax
• Meeting with the resort representative at the pool bar for a welcome cocktail and a brief introduction to the hotel, spa and wellness services, activities offered
• Dinner at a hotel restaurant with welcome cocktails will follow with time at leisure and an overnight Accommodation in 5* Hotel in Mali Lošinj, superior twin rooms, sea view, BB basis
• Accommodation in 5* Hotel in Mali Lošinj, superior twin rooms, sea view, BB basis

Day 3 –      MALI LOŠINJ

The golden age for Mali Lošinj was the end of the 19th century when thanks to seafaring the “small village” turned into a maritime town. Because of the big changes and the maritime crisis in the region, due to passing from sailboats to steamboats, it seemed that the destiny of this and similar towns were sealed. Upon discovering the health benefits of the climate, and growing of the new economic realm, tourism, a new page in the island’s history was open.

There are only seven surviving statues of the ancient Greek athlete Apoxyomenos in the world, one of which was found right here in Croatia. More than two thousand years old ancient bronze statue of an unknown author was found in 1999 in the sea near the island of Lošinj, wedged between two rocks at a depth of 45 meters. Over two-thousand-year-old athlete was lifted from the depths of the sea and after almost seven years of restoration returned to its former glory.

The statue represents an athlete, a young sportsman at the moment of cleaning oil, dust, and sweat from his body with a scraping tool, after a competition. During the restoration, which lasted almost seven years, while researching the material and style of workmanship, it was determined that the statue dates from 2nd-1st century BC, while the prototype which it was based on is considerably older, from the middle of the 4th century BC.

From the eight known variations of the Apoxyomenos prototype, the Lošinj statue is the most complete and best-preserved. The statue of Apoxyomenos, which was extracted from Lošinj`s seabed on 27 April 1999 will be permanently exhibited in Mali Lošinj, at the Kvarner Palace from 2016.

Apoxyomenos is not the only gem in Losinj’s cultural heritage. Austro-Hungarian villas and captain’s houses, monasteries, a fort, a basilica, ancient remains, museums, churches, and chapels are all to be found.  Visit the Town Museum in the Fritzy Palace, or the chapel Annunziata in Cikat Bay and learn more about the island’s rich maritime history, its glorious captains, and their fleets. Mali Lošinj is also known for its gastronomic delicacies, as well as a plethora of classical music, sporting, and cultural events.

Itinerary

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Morning Group Yoga – The in-depth classes and wholesome yoga practice is complemented by the incredibly peaceful and healing atmosphere of the island
• Lunch at a hotel restaurant
• Afternoon at leisure, time to relax and refresh at a pool or sea
• European Beauty Trends seminar –
• Learn to make your own natural and healthy cosmetics by following a few simple recipes! Replace synthetic cosmetics with healthy and simple essential oil products. The production of natural creams, balsams, tonics, and masks for your face and body.
• Evening at leisure and an overnight in Lošinj       
• Accommodation in 5* Hotel in Mali Lošinj, superior twin rooms, sea view, BB basis

Day 4 –      MALI LOŠINJ

Čikat forest park is a man-made ecosystem that has resulted from deliberate efforts to shape the landscape and act in harmony with nature. Several attractive marked walking paths pass through the forest park. The origins of Čikat forest park date back to the year 1886 when the Society for Afforestation and Embellishment of Mali Lošinj was established.

The lush forest of Aleppo pine was planted on barren land at the end of the 19th century as a result of the endeavors of the Society for Afforestation and Embellishment of Mali Lošinj under the guidance of Ambroz Haračić, a renowned naturalist, and patriot from Lošinj. The promontory of Anuncijata hosts the church of the Blessed Virgin Mary that was built in 1858. This is the traditional votive church of Lošinj’s seafarers.

The Lošinj Aromatic Garden is a nursery of the island medicinal herbs in Mali Lošinj. Enjoy the fragrance and perfumes of scented gardens and confirm the eternal tale about Lošinj – a place renowned for cherishing the healthy life and unharmed nature.

Itinerary

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Start your day with another Morning Group Yoga – revive with invigorating daily yoga and meditation practice
• Spa Clinic treatment – Exotic Coconut Rub and Milk Wrap, Exotic Body Nourish Wrap OR Marine Essence Body Scrub & Wrap (choose one)
• Afternoon at leisure for hiking or exploring the town on your own
• Dinner at local Mali Lošinj restaurant
• Overnight in Lošinj          
• Accommodation in 5* Hotel in Mali Lošinj, superior twin rooms, sea view, BB basis

Day 5 –      MALI LOŠINJ

Itinerary

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Aromatherapy – full-day excursion to Martnšćica, Osor, and Lubenice.
• Andrija Linardić established the tradition of processing medicinal and aromatic plants in the 1900’s with the first distillery of Essential Oils in the village of Martinšćica. Because of the specific geographical and climatic conditions, the essential oils are of the highest quality. Essential Oil plays a central role in the natural healing method – the aromatherapy. In addition to the application by the therapist, self-treatment through aroma lamps, baths, saunas or teas is widespread; where the boundaries between treatment and aroma to housing is fluid. While visiting the ecological agricultural farm you can purchase different essential oils.
• For example, oils made of lavender, helichrysum, sage, rosemary, laurel, juniper and other plants. On offer are also various hydrosols, natural soaps and small scented bags made from herbs from the island.
• At the town of Osor, which connects the islands of Lošinj and Cres, history is most impressively illustrated.
• Osor was once an ancient city, today a small town; a museum. 4,000 years of Osor history is written in stone. Here Bishops and rulers have resided, influenced and controlled the fate of the archipelago. Osor is with its churches and preserved ramparts are nowadays known as an open-air museum. Become acquainted with the history of Osor by a walk in the town accompanied by your tour guide.
• Return to your hotel, time at leisure and an overnight in Lošinj   
• Accommodation in 5* Hotel in Mali Lošinj, superior twin rooms, sea view, BB basis

Day 6 –     MALI LOŠINJ

Itinerary

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Morning Group Yoga – For those who prefer a more quiet, anaerobic form of exercise
• Lunch at a hotel restaurant
• Spa Clinic treatment – Relax or De-Stress (choose one)
• Afternoon at leisure, time to relax and refresh at a pool or sea
• Farewell dinner at Lošinj Hotel Restaurant (drinks not included)
• Overnight in Lošinj          
• Accommodation in 5* Hotel in Mali Lošinj, superior twin rooms, sea view, BB basis

Day 7 –     MALI LOŠINJ – PULA – ROVINJ

Pula is the largest town on the Istrian peninsula and offers a diversity of attractions to lovers of culture. The rich itinerary of its three-thousand-year-old history, where every step you take through the old town is a landmark, begins and ends with the Roman amphitheater. While strolling through Pula you will come across numerous monuments of Roman architecture: The Triumphal Arch of the Sergi from the 1st century B.C., Hercules’ Gate and Twin Gates, the Temple of Augustus, Arena and Small Roman Theater in the town center.

A unique experience will be moments of relaxation in the main town square, which has managed to retain its role as the meeting place since the Augustan Age.

There is a strong Roman influence in Pula’s history, evidenced by the largely intact Roman coliseum that dominates the center of the city. The Arena is an assuming presence in Pula. You can see its stone walls from almost any point in the city. This three-level coliseum may be much smaller than the one in Rome, but it is no less impressive. The Arena was built in the 1st century AD and was used until the 5th century for gladiator fights. More than 26,000 spectators could fit inside the arena along the terraced seating. Below ground is a series of tunnels and rooms where the animals and gladiators awaited their fights. Although some of the structure was pilfered over the years, the exterior remains and is one of the most well-preserved of the Roman amphitheaters that are still standing. Today, the Arena is used to host events and performances. You can take a tour of the Coliseum and learn a bit about it in the attached museum.

The Temple of Augustus was built in the 2nd century BC and was dedicated to Emperor Augustus and the goddess Roma. It’s been used for many different purposes throughout its long history – a temple, a church, and even a granary. During WWII, it was hit by a bomb that almost completely destroyed it, along with the other two buildings that were part of the complex, but it has been mostly restored to what it was like 2,000 years ago. One of the other structures, The Temple of Diana, is represented on its back wall. You can take a quick tour of the interior for less than $2 (it’s a small space).

The building currently houses some Roman stone and bronze sculptures.

Triumphal Arch of Sergius – Also built in the 1st century, the Triumphal Arch of Sergius is a monument erected to honor the members of the Sergii family who fought and died in a battle between Octavian’s Roman army and Mark Antony’s Egyptian-Roman army — a battle in which Octavian and the Sergiis were triumphant. The Arch leads into the old town center and has an ornate decoration with fluted columns and chariots engraved along the top.

Not far from the Arena is one of the old city gates that was built in the 2nd century AD. It’s called the Twin Gate because there is actually two gates side by side. Rumor has it that the double gates were necessary to allow more townspeople into the city during gladiator fights and other major town events. The gates are very well preserved and open up to a central part of the old town where people still hang out. In fact, it can get pretty crowded during the day when tourists are enjoying the surrounding shops.

Rovinj is the most romantic place in the Mediterranean! The town of Rovinj is the right destination if you are seeking a sentimental atmosphere of the times that have forever gone by. Rovinj has begun its romantic life on an island, its restricted area resulting in crowded houses, narrow streets and small squares, still untouched by modern urbanism.

Built upon a rich fishermen’s tradition, it has become distinctive for its unique boat called batana and its songs bitinada. Its beauty was particularly appreciated by artists who have painted the most beautiful motifs here and exhibited them on Grisia, the street of artists

The old town of Rovinj is the protected historical center of Rovinj with Town Hall building and large square lined with renaissance houses from the 16th century, the most appealing part of the town for visitors. The narrow cobbled alleyways and the small squares which have witnessed the turbulent history of the town are full of medieval, gothic, renaissance, and baroque buildings and terraces.

On the northern side, you will find the remains of the walls which used to protect the town’s inhabitants from conquerors and looters as well as Balbi’s Arch from 1679.

Walking down the old alleys is a very special experience – you will feel like time has stopped and you have returned to the ancient era.

Walking in the historical old town, you will find a new surprise at every step. St Euphemia Parish Church, the symbol of the town of Rovinj, other small churches, monuments, old doors and arches wait behind every corner, and if you find yourself in need of a break and rest, your kind hosts will invite you into one of the numerous restaurants.

Visit the old town of Rovinj, the keeper of history and heritage of one of the most photogenic Mediterranean towns, walk Bregovita and Švalbina streets, lined with baroque buildings or the Grisia Street where Rovinj artists exhibit their pieces with a personal approach and talk to visitors.

Itinerary         

• Breakfast at the hotel and checkout
• Private transfer from your hotel to Mali Lošinj Airport
• Private charter flight from Lošinj to Pula Airport followed by meeting with your guide for a private walking tour of Old Town Pula
• Lunch at local restaurant in Pula
• Time at leisure and an onward private transfer from Pula to Rovinj
• Upon arrival check-in and meeting with your guide for a private walking tour of Old Town Rovinj
• Time at leisure to enjoy the spa facilities or explore the town on your own
• The spacious wellness facility of the luxury Hotel is an intimate space, with its visual experience of shades of gold and white, suggests ultimate relaxation, where the only imperative is to feel good. Three floors of the wellness center, embodying the art of healthy living based on motion, water and well-being.
• The entire wellness offer is devoted to face and body care, different types of massages and beneficial baths.
• Overnight in Rovinj
• Accommodation in 5* Hotel in Rovinj, premium twin rooms, BB basis

Day 8 –    ROVINJ    

Motovun is an ancient Istrian town-monument, located atop a 277m high hill dates back to the Middle Ages. The position and views of Motovun make it one of the most beautiful towns in Istrian inlands. Go on a truffle hunt with a professional tartufalo and his dog, in a small town of Livade, near the Motovun woods.

Grožnjan-Grisignana, a small Istrian town of great cultural significance not only in Croatia but also internationally, lives its summer months very intensely. Every year at the beginning of May, the little streets and squares of Grožnjan-Grisignana transforms into an artistic hub of activity: it opens its summer music academies for young people, its artistic, dance and drama workshops and its peace activism workshops under the leadership of well-known experts and teachers and famous names from music, art, and drama. During those few summer months Grožnjan-Grisignana lives and breathes art and the labyrinth of its little streets become one great stage on which are constantly interchanging the sounds of jazz and classical music, guitar, and piano, violin and cello, drum and vibraphone…

Buzet – hometown of the truffles. The biggest truffle in the world was found in this area in 2000 (1,3 kg!) with the help of dogs, specially trained to find the underground mushrooms using their sense of smell. The annual “Days of Truffles” are held every October, where you can sample dishes made from freshly picked truffles.

Itinerary

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Meeting with your driver and a guide for a full-day excursion to Istrian inland, very different from its coast and a visit to one of the region’s finest producers of olive oil and wine.
• Your journey will take you towards Buzet and Motovun, where you will enjoy a unique experience during a truffle hunt accompanied by specially trained dogs. After an aperitif, we will go to the forest near the Motovun woods and Buzet – hometown of the truffles. The biggest truffle in the world was found in this area in 2000 (1,3 kg!) with the help of dogs, specially trained to find the underground mushroom using their sense of smell.
• After the activity of searching the truffles for about 45 minutes, you will learn how to prepare a meal with truffles. Our friendly hosts will serve you local wine, cheese and truffle-flavored honey, pate and other delicacies which you can also buy at the estate.
• Explore the wine roads and one of the most notable Istrian wine producers and uncover the various great tastes of Malvasia, Teran, Muscat, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon reflecting the diversity of climate and soil where they are grown.
• Your trip takes you further through the rugged and hilly terrain as far as Motovun, the medieval, captivating hilltop town as one of the characteristic symbols of the Istrian interior. It’s an ancient Istrian town-monument, located atop a 277m high hill dates back to the Middle Ages. The position and views of Motovun make it one of the most beautiful towns in Istrian inlands.
• Finally, you’ll visit Grožnjan, the hilltop town of great cultural significance not only in Croatia but also internationally, that lives its summer months very intensely. Every year at the beginning of May, the little streets and squares of Grožnjan-Grisignana metamorphose and turn into a truly artistic beehive: it opens its summer music academies for young people, its artistic, dance and drama workshops and its peace activism workshops under the leadership of well-known experts and teachers and famous names from music, art, and drama. During those few summer months Grožnjan lives and breathes art and the labyrinth of its little streets become one great stage.
• Return drive to Rovinj, time at leisure and an overnight in Rovinj Private excursion from Rovinj to Istria inland accompanied by an English speaking guide and a driver in a modern, air-conditioned van
• Accommodation in 5* Hotel in Rovinj, premium twin room, BB basis

Day 9 –     ROVINJ – VENICE

The UNESCO World Heritage property comprises the city of Venice and its lagoon situated in the Veneto Region of Northeast Italy. Founded in the 5th century AD and spread over 118 small islands, Venice became a major maritime power in the 10th century. The whole city is an extraordinary architectural masterpiece in which even the smallest building contains works by some of the world’s greatest artists such as Giorgione, Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese, and others.

In this lagoon covering approximately 30 sq. miles, nature, and history have been closely linked since the 5th century when Venetian populations, to escape barbarian raids, found refuge on the sandy islands of Torcello, Jesolo, and Malamocco. These temporary settlements gradually became permanent and the initial refuge of the land-dwelling peasants and fishermen became a maritime power. Over the centuries, during the entire period of the expansion of Venice, when it was obliged to defend its trading markets against the commercial undertakings of the Arabs, the Genoese, and the Ottoman Turks, Venice never ceased to consolidate its position in the lagoon.

In this inland sea that has continuously been under threat, rises amid a tiny archipelago at the very edge of the waves one of the most extraordinary built-up areas of the Middle Ages. From Torcello to the north to Chioggia to the south, almost every small island had its own settlement, town, fishing village and artisan village (Murano). However, at the heart of the lagoon, Venice itself stood as one of the greatest capitals in the medieval world. When a group of tiny islands was consolidated and organized in a unique urban system, nothing remained of the primitive topography but what became canals, such as the Giudecca Canal, St Mark’s Canal and the Great Canal, and a network of small rii that are the veritable arteries of a city on water.

Venice and its lagoon landscape is the result of a dynamic process which illustrates the interaction between people and the ecosystem of their natural environment over time. Human interventions show high technical and creative skills in the realization of the hydraulic and architectural works in the lagoon area. The unique cultural heritage accumulated in the lagoon over the centuries is attested by the discovery of important archaeological settlements in the Altino area and other sites on the mainland, which were important communication and trade hubs.

Venice and its lagoon form an inseparable whole of which the city of Venice is the pulsating historic heart and a unique artistic achievement. The influence of Venice on the development of architecture and monumental arts has been considerable.

Itinerary

• Breakfast at the hotel and checkout
• Private transfer from your hotel in Rovinj to Piazzale Roma on Venice island
• Meeting with your assistant for a private taxi boat transfer to your hotel in Venice
• Meeting with your guide for a private walking tour of Venice island from your hotel
• Three-course farewell dinner at a local restaurant (drinks not included)
• Return to the hotel on your own and an overnight in Venice        
• Accommodation in 4* Hotel in Venice, superior twin room, BB basis

Day 10 –    VENICE

Itinerary

• Breakfast at the hotel and checkout
• Private taxi boat transfer from your hotel to (Marco Polo) Venice Airport

End Program

Traveling Mom – Active Wellness Croatia Trip:  September 25 – October 5, 2017, Package includes:

• ALL PRIVATE and ENGLISH SPEAKING GUIDES AND DRIVERS
• VAT TAX INCLUDED
• 24hr concierge and in Croatia assistance
• Private transfer from Zagreb Airport to your hotel in Zagreb in a modern, air-conditioned car
• English speaking guide for a walking tour of Zagreb with wine tasting and light snacks at Wine Bar & Shop
• 1 night in 4* Hotel in Zagreb, deluxe twin room, BB basis
• Private transfer from your hotel in Zagreb to Zagreb Airport in a modern, air-conditioned van
• Private charter flight from Zagreb Airport to Lošinj (allowed luggage per person 15 kg)
• Private transfer from Mali Lošinj Airport to your hotel in a modern, air-conditioned van
• Dinner at the hotel restaurant with welcome cocktails
• 5 nights in 5* Hotel in Mali Lošinj, superior twin rooms, sea view, BB basis
• 3 days Morning Group Yoga – certified yoga instructors
• Lunch at a hotel restaurant (drinks not included)
• European Beauty Trends seminar
• Spa Clinic treatment – Exotic Coconut Rub and Milk Wrap, Exotic Body Nourish Wrap OR Marine Essence Body Scrub Wrap (choose one) Duration: 60-75 minutes
• Dinner at local Mali Lošinj restaurant (drinks not included)
• Aromatherapy – full-day excursion (Included: English speaking guide, transfer van, tasting domestic pastry and juice, sightseeing of Osor, sightseeing Lubenice, lunch in a local restaurant in Lubenice – lamb meal)
• Lunch at a hotel restaurant (drinks not included)
• Spa Clinic treatment – Relax or De-Stress (choose one)
• Farewell dinner at Lošinj Hotel Restaurant (drinks not included)
• Private transfer from your hotel in Lošinj to Lošinj Airport in a modern, air-conditioned van
• Private taxi flight from Lošinj to Pula (luggage limited to 15 kg per person)
• English speaking guide for a private walking tour of Old Town Pula (entrance fees not included)
• Lunch at restaurant in Pula (drinks not included)
• Private loco transfer from Pula Airport to Pula and from Pula to Rovinj accompanied by an English speaking driver
• Private walking tour of Old Town Rovinj
• 2 nights in 5* Hotel in Rovinj, premium twin rooms, BB basis
• Private excursion from Rovinj to Istria inland accompanied by an English speaking guide and a driver in a modern, air-conditioned van
• Tasting session of truffle products and an unforgettable truffle hunting adventure with guides
• Private wine and olive oil tasting at a local, family-owned winery
• Private transfer from Rovinj to Piazzale Roma on Venice island in a modern, air-conditioned van
• Private boat taxi transfers from Piazzale Roma to your hotel with assistance
• English speaking guide for a private walking tour of Old Town Venice
• Three-course dinner at local Venice restaurant (drinks not included)
• 1 night in 4* Hotel in Venice, superior twin room, BB basis
• Private boat taxi transfers from your hotel in Venice to Venice Airport

Package does not include:  

• Meals and drinks not mentioned above 
• Airfare, Travel Insurance 
• Additional excursions and / or services not mentioned in the program
• Resident tax in Venice hotel; to be paid on spot 
• Personal expenses (internet, telephone, mini bar etc.)
• Tips and porterage services

Dates and Details:

• Prices are based on number of passengers traveling and dates of travel
• Hotels are not listed or guaranteed until confirmed