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Dalmatian coast and islands
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Dalmatian coast and islands
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27 May 2025 - 12 Jun 2025
Departing from
London
Travellers & rooms
2 Adults
- Transport
- Accommodation
- Journey guide with tickets
- Seat reservations where required or recommended
- WhatsApp support and disruption replanning
Journey at a glancePlaces you’ll journey through
London
Ulm
1 night27/05 - 28/05
Graz
1 night28/05 - 29/05
Zagreb
1 night29/05 - 30/05
Split
2 nights30/05 - 01/06
Mljet
2 nights01/06 - 03/06
Dubrovnik
2 nights03/06 - 05/06
Korčula
2 nights05/06 - 07/06
Split
1 night07/06 - 08/06
Opatija
2 nights08/06 - 10/06
Venice
1 night10/06 - 11/06
Basel
1 night11/06 - 12/06
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First-class travel available
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Full itinerary

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Ulm

Your accommodation1 night
Centro Hotel Stern Trademark Collection
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Recommendations
- Housed in an strikingly modern, block building with a glass front, the Kunsthalle is a private collection owned by Siegfried and Jutta Weishaupt. You'll find works by the luminaries of modern art including Mark Rothko, Andy Warhol and Josef Albers, which are displayed in thematic exhibitions.
- At 162 metres, Ulmer Münster is the tallest church in the world. Climb the staircase to the viewing platform for panoramic views of the city.

Graz

Your accommodation1 night
Boutique Hotel Dom - Rooms & Suites
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Recommendations
- Admire the strikingly modern building of the Kunsthaus Graz gallery, affectionately known by locals as the 'friendly alien'. Designed by British architects Peter Cook and Colin Fournier, the gallery is as captivating outside as it is inside, with regularly rotating exhibitions exploring themes of politics and social culture.

Zagreb

Your accommodation1 night
Hotel Sliško
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Recommendations
- Head to the Tkalčićeva district of the city: you'll find numerous wonderful cafés, restaurants and bars to while away your time.
- Stroll through the medieval Gornji Grad and visit St Mark’s Square, the Church of St Mark and the Museum of Naïve Art. Don’t miss the lamplighter lighting gas lamps at dusk in this atmospheric area.

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Split

Your accommodation2 nights
Hotel Slavija
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Recommendations
- Spend the morning exploring the Green Market. This colourful and bustling outdoor market, locally known as Pazar, is the perfect place to browse for some fresh local produce.
- Pay a visit to the magnificent Diocletian's Palace. Dating back to the fourth century, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a must-visit, forming about half of Split's old town.

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Mljet

Your accommodation2 nights
Guest House Matana Pomena
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Recommendations
- Lace up your hiking boots and embark on a journey to the summit of Montokuc, the highest point on the island, in Mljet National Park. The park is filled with shaded trails, lush vegetation, lakes and a former Benedictine monastery on St. Mary's Island (Sveta Marija) that you can visit by boat or kayak.

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Dubrovnik

Your accommodation2 nights
Berkeley Hotel & Day Spa
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Recommendations
- Escape Dubrovnik’s crowds for hidden beaches like Sveti Jakov and Betina Cave, or ferry to Lokrum Island for serene spots, pristine waters, and peaceful surroundings close to the city.
- Hike or ride the cable car to Mount Srđ and the ruins of Fort Imperial for stunning views of Dubrovnik, the Adriatic, and islands. The trails and sunset vistas make this retreat a must-visit.

Korčula

Your accommodation2 nights
Apartments and Rooms Katija & Egon
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Recommendations
- Take a short boat ride from Korčula Town to reach Badija Island, part of a nature reserve and home to a 15th-century Franciscan monastery. Hike to the ruins of St Catherine's church on top of the hill for views across the archipelago, cycle the island's 5km path, or relax on secluded beaches and enjoy the crystal-clear waters.
- Korčula is known for its vineyards and excellent white wine production. Rent a bicycle and pedal your way through the scenic countryside, surrounded by rolling hills and rows of vineyards, or join a wine tour to visit local wineries and sample indigenous grape varieties, while learning about sustainable winemaking practices.

Split

Your accommodation1 night
Central Pearl by Nono Ban
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Opatija

Your accommodation2 nights
Amadria Park Hotel Agava
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Recommendations
- Visit the beautifully-housed Croatian Museum of Tourism, spread across three of Opatija's most historic buildings and surrounded by cultivated gardens and an arboretum.
- Find a moment of peace in St. Jacob's Church, located just off the promenade and on the grounds of the former Benedictine Abbey that gave Opatija its name.
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Venice

Your accommodation1 night
Hotel Firenze
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Recommendations
- Travel by boat to the island of Sant'Andrea, a ruined 17th-century fort. It's a great place for a walk and a picnic.
- Cruise along the Grand Canal, the wide stretch of water that winds through the centre of Venice from the train station to San Marco. The vaporetto water bus is the best way to travel around the city.
- The Bridge of Sighs, part of the Doge Palace's prison, was named for prisoners’ sighs as they crossed to their cells. Locals often heard them through the passage, giving it the name Ponte dei Sospiri.

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Basel

Your accommodation1 night
Aparthotel Adagio Basel City
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Recommendations
Grab your towel and go for a swim in the Rhine. You can put your clothes in a “Wickelfisch” swim bag and simply float down the river as the gentle current takes you through the picturesque Old Town. Relax afterwards at one of the bathing houses, overlooking the river.
Basel's cathedral is a wonderful place to enjoy a moment of peace and quiet. It was built between 1019 and 1500 in late Romanesque and Gothic styles and the interior is full of curious architectural details. Afterwards, head to the Pfalz viewpoint behind the Minster for fantastic views across the Rhine to the old town.

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