Things to do in

Opatija

Begin your ziplining adventure at the zipline base located near the monument of the Glagolitic Alley. Here you’ll be provided with a zipline safety harness and additional ziplining equipment. Afterward, travel by jeep to the zipline starting point where you’ll be briefed on how to zipline and zipline safety measures. Learn how to zipline in the monkey style on a so-called baby zipline before starting the zipline tour. Once everyone is comfortable using the zipline the group will start the tour. The zipline tour consists of 8 ziplines, with the longest zip line reaching 700 meters. Enjoy the stunning views of the Island of Krk as you travel along the zipline course. Along the way, you’ll be guided by 2 instructors and have the chance to take some amazing photos while on the tour. After everyone has completed the 8 ziplines, you’ll be transported back to the base.

You will depart with captain Tomy from Opatija at 8:30 or Lovran 09:00 towards the beautiful city on the cliff - Brseč. While having breakfast (2 types of canapes) you will enjoy a panoramic ride by the old fishermen cities Mošćenička Draga, Medveja, Lovran, you will arrive at Breseč Beach. The beach was chosen by CNN in 2018. as the second most beautiful pebble beach in Croatia. There you will have a 1-hour swimming break, and continue the journey towards Smrdeća beach on the Island Cres. You will have another swimming break, and then be on your way to Porozina (Cres), where you can buy ice cream, have coffee or pizza. After a coffee/lunch, you will continue towards Banja Bay and enjoy another swimming break and a fruit snack. In the afternoon, Captain Tomy will get you back to the meeting point.

Your host and captain Tomy will meet you in Opatija at 08:30 or in Lovran at 09:00am and you’ll be on your way towards Island Cres. After about 1.5-hour drive the boat arrives at the bay "Smrdeća". There you will enjoy 2 hour-break where capt. Tomy will prepare BBQ lunch while you enjoy the sea. Make note that we offer 3 types of menus: Meat, Fish and Vegetarian, and you have to let us know in advance which one you prefer. After lunch, you will continue to the local village of Porozina, where you can enjoy a coffee or eat ice-cream onshore. After the one hour break in Porozina, Tomy will drive you back to the mainland – to the beautiful bay of town Brseč. Brseč lies on a high cliff, and here you can swim and visit the Small Blue Cave. After the last one-hour break, the boat sails by small fisherman towns Mošćenička Draga, Medveja and Lovran with the return to Ika around 05:00pm.

Welcome to Opatija, little town with most beautiful beaches on the Adriatic coast. Meet your guide next to the fountain Slatina and start memorable experience. Discover how the small fishing village Opatija became favourite vacation place for the Austrian aristocracy. Visit Croatian walk of fame where licensed guide will unveil great people from history of Croatia. Visit most popular statue in Opatija, Girl and the Seagull. Experience a unique promenade with Juraj Šporer gallery and the Angiolina park. Walk through the park and find out how it all started with the first villa, why it's named after Angiolina and how all these magnificent plants were brought here. Local tour guide will not only guide you through tour but will also have a lot of recommendations for your whole vacation in Opatija. Tour can end at the starting point or any other point that suit customers the most.

Explore the most beautiful national park in Croatia, Plitvice Lakes, on a private tour from Opatija or Rijeka and enjoy a guided walking tour of the park. Admire the stunning natural scenery and waterfalls. Start your day with pickup from your hotel in Opatija or Rijeka. Travel along the coastal road to Senj, where you can admire the beauty of the Kvarner region. Continue to the Lika region, famous for the most visited national park in Croatia, Plitvice Lakes. Upon arrival, enjoy a guided walking tour of the park with your private driver-guide. Admire the 16 turquoise-colored lakes with crystal-clear water and over 100 waterfalls. See the mountain forests and breathe in the fresh air. Take a 20-minute boat ride on the largest lake, Lake Kozjak, which connects the lower and upper lakes. After your tour, stop at a local restaurant to try some typical specialties. On the way back to Opatija, pass through the picturesque watermill village of Rastoke, known as the small Plitvice.

Treat yourself to a luxury wine tasting tour and visit two premium wineries in Istria. Enjoy wine tastings, traditional bites, and a visit to Motovun or Grožnjan. Istria, a picturesque region in Croatia, is renowned for its rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and, of course, its exceptional wines. A luxury wine tasting tour in Istria offers a delightful blend of history, tradition, and indulgence. The tour typically starts with visits to renowned wineries like Roxanich and Kabola, both of which have garnered international acclaim for their exceptional wines. Roxanich Winery is known for its focus on natural winemaking techniques and its dedication to preserving the unique terroir of Istria. Kabola Winery, on the other hand, is celebrated for its innovative approach to winemaking and its commitment to sustainable practices. During the tour, visitors have the opportunity to indulge in wine tastings, where they can savor a selection of premium wines crafted from indigenous Istrian grape varieties such as Malvasia, Teran, and Refošk. Each sip offers a glimpse into the region's terroir, with its distinctive soils and microclimates lending a unique character to the wines. To complement the wine tastings, guests are treated to traditional Istrian bites, allowing them to experience the region's rich culinary heritage. From artisanal cheeses and cured meats to olive oils and truffle-infused delicacies, each bite is a celebration of Istria's gastronomic delights. In addition to exploring the wineries, the tour also offers the opportunity to visit charming towns like Motovun or Grožnjan. Perched on top of hills with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, these medieval towns are steeped in history and offer a glimpse into Istria's rich cultural tapestry.