Overview:
If it’s history and culture you’re after, Croatia’s treasured walled cities are pristinely preserved; splendid period features throughout Zagreb, Dubrovnik and Split tell a story of the country’s Roman, medieval and Venetian eras and influences. Indeed, this charming town overlooking the peaceful Adriatic is a UNESCO world heritage site, with its stylish Baroque churches and fortified stone walls. Split is equally quaint and home to the Diocletain’s Palace, one of the most famed Roman ruins globally. Out to sea, be sure not to miss at least a one-day trip to one of Croatia’s glittering islands; or journey to Brac and seek out the sun This is just an insight into the wealth of experiences this small nation has to offer; we can design your perfect tailor-made trip

Kosher Food
Imagine spending Shabbat in historical Dubrovnik, davening in the second oldest, functioning Synagogue in Europe that was founded in 1352, or scenic Split, where the Synagogue dates to the 16th Century. Spend your evenings watching the fantastic sun setting, enjoying a Kosher meal on your hotel balcony, drinking a Kosher glass of wine. What could be better?

Highlights:

• Discover the old Jewish Synagogues in Dubrovnik and Split, dating back to the fifteenth century
• Cross the Montenegro boarder to Kotor
• Picturesque coastline drives
• Visit the UNESO island town of Trogir
• A river boat ride in the Krka National Park