Montenegro & Croatia Sailing

Visit the Villa of Yugoslavia's larger than life president, Josip Broz Tito. Renowned for his high class tastes, he built this Villa as a luxurious getaway at one of his favorite places in Yugoslavia, Herceg Novi. Tour the lush grounds and learn more of this bombastic politician. Depending on the time of year, visit the nearby Christian Orthodox Monastery to gain a deeper insight into the local culture.

Tour the twin cities of Kotor and Tivat, with visits to the town of Cetinje and Lovcen National park. This tour is a perfect chance to explore inland and experience all the varied environments and historical architecture Montenegro has to offer. Tour includes all transportation and tickets.

Marvel in Tivat's botanical gardens. All the plants and tree species planted in the garden were gifts from Bokan sailors who brought back a wide variety of exotic species from their overseas voyages.

Get up close and personal to this former aristocratic summer residence once belonging to Kotor's Bua family. The 500-year-old fortified enclosure comes with it's own Catholic chapel, solid stone defensive towers and a gallery and ethnographical museum with fishing and farming artifacts.

Explore the 16th century fortress that looks over the city of Hvar. Tour the interior and see some of the artifacts on display like the canon. Climb hundreds of stairs to reach the top for an incredible panoramic view of the city, nearby islands, and the ocean.

Tour the lush interior of Hvar island, starting at the ancient settlement of Starigrad. Explore this settlement, founded by the Greeks in 4th century BC, before making your way back to Hvar. Keep an eye out along the road back for examples of unique local architecture in the many villages that dot the country side.

The Island of Vis has been an important stronghold for countless generals for millennia. Though peace now reigns on the island, there still exists a multitude of landmarks left over, such as gun emplacements and a large network of secret tunnels dug by the Yugoslav army. This tour will take you across the island with guided stops at all the must-see attractions.

Make land in the lush seaside village of Trstenik, home to some of Croatia's most renowned wineries. It's hard to find a bad bottle of wine from the many outfits that call this village home, so take a taste tour and make note of your favorites, as you'll be sure to find many of these when returning home.

Visit the natural wonder that is Mljet National Park. Covering the entire north west portion of Mljet island, there is a multitude of hiking trails and mountains to explore. For those looking to expand their adventures, bikes can be rented for 70 HRK for 4 hours, double kayaks for 60 HRK or a single canoe for 40 HRK.

Visit one of the most iconic caves on the entire Adriatic Sea. Enter from either the land or a tunnel from the sea, and marvel at the bright spectrum of colors created by the sun refracting into the water from outside. Explore the large vault of the cave, and take a swim in its refreshing waters before you leave.

Explore the 16th century fortress that looks over the city of Hvar. Tour the interior and see some of the artifacts on display like the canon. Climb hundreds of stairs to reach the top for an incredible panoramic view of the city, nearby islands, and the ocean.

Tour the lush interior of Hvar island, starting at the ancient settlement of Starigrad. Explore this settlement, founded by the Greeks in 4th century BC, before making your way back to Hvar. Keep an eye out along the road back for examples of unique local architecture in the many villages that dot the country side.

The Island of Vis has been an important stronghold for countless generals for millennia. Though peace now reigns on the island, there still exists a multitude of landmarks left over, such as gun emplacements and a large network of secret tunnels dug by the Yugoslav army. This tour will take you across the island with guided stops at all the must-see attractions.

Make land in the lush seaside village of Trstenik, home to some of Croatia's most renowned wineries. It's hard to find a bad bottle of wine from the many outfits that call this village home, so take a taste tour and make note of your favorites, as you'll be sure to find many of these when returning home.

Visit the natural wonder that is Mljet National Park. Covering the entire north west portion of Mljet island, there is a multitude of hiking trails and mountains to explore. For those looking to expand their adventures, bikes can be rented for 70 HRK for 4 hours, double kayaks for 60 HRK or a single canoe for 40 HRK.

Visit one of the most iconic caves on the entire Adriatic Sea. Enter from either the land or a tunnel from the sea, and marvel at the bright spectrum of colors created by the sun refracting into the water from outside. Explore the large vault of the cave, and take a swim in its refreshing waters before you leave.

Explore the 16th century fortress that looks over the city of Hvar. Tour the interior and see some of the artifacts on display like the canon. Climb hundreds of stairs to reach the top for an incredible panoramic view of the city, nearby islands, and the ocean.

Tour the lush interior of Hvar island, starting at the ancient settlement of Starigrad. Explore this settlement, founded by the Greeks in 4th century BC, before making your way back to Hvar. Keep an eye out along the road back for examples of unique local architecture in the many villages that dot the country side.

The Island of Vis has been an important stronghold for countless generals for millennia. Though peace now reigns on the island, there still exists a multitude of landmarks left over, such as gun emplacements and a large network of secret tunnels dug by the Yugoslav army. This tour will take you across the island with guided stops at all the must-see attractions.

Make land in the lush seaside village of Trstenik, home to some of Croatia's most renowned wineries. It's hard to find a bad bottle of wine from the many outfits that call this village home, so take a taste tour and make note of your favorites, as you'll be sure to find many of these when returning home.

Visit the natural wonder that is Mljet National Park. Covering the entire north west portion of Mljet island, there is a multitude of hiking trails and mountains to explore. For those looking to expand their adventures, bikes can be rented for 70 HRK for 4 hours, double kayaks for 60 HRK or a single canoe for 40 HRK.

Visit one of the most iconic caves on the entire Adriatic Sea. Enter from either the land or a tunnel from the sea, and marvel at the bright spectrum of colors created by the sun refracting into the water from outside. Explore the large vault of the cave, and take a swim in its refreshing waters before you leave.

Explore the 16th century fortress that looks over the city of Hvar. Tour the interior and see some of the artifacts on display like the canon. Climb hundreds of stairs to reach the top for an incredible panoramic view of the city, nearby islands, and the ocean.

Tour the lush interior of Hvar island, starting at the ancient settlement of Starigrad. Explore this settlement, founded by the Greeks in 4th century BC, before making your way back to Hvar. Keep an eye out along the road back for examples of unique local architecture in the many villages that dot the country side.

The Island of Vis has been an important stronghold for countless generals for millennia. Though peace now reigns on the island, there still exists a multitude of landmarks left over, such as gun emplacements and a large network of secret tunnels dug by the Yugoslav army. This tour will take you across the island with guided stops at all the must-see attractions.

Make land in the lush seaside village of Trstenik, home to some of Croatia's most renowned wineries. It's hard to find a bad bottle of wine from the many outfits that call this village home, so take a taste tour and make note of your favorites, as you'll be sure to find many of these when returning home.

Visit the natural wonder that is Mljet National Park. Covering the entire north west portion of Mljet island, there is a multitude of hiking trails and mountains to explore. For those looking to expand their adventures, bikes can be rented for 70 HRK for 4 hours, double kayaks for 60 HRK or a single canoe for 40 HRK.

Visit one of the most iconic caves on the entire Adriatic Sea. Enter from either the land or a tunnel from the sea, and marvel at the bright spectrum of colors created by the sun refracting into the water from outside. Explore the large vault of the cave, and take a swim in its refreshing waters before you leave.

Explore the 16th century fortress that looks over the city of Hvar. Tour the interior and see some of the artifacts on display like the canon. Climb hundreds of stairs to reach the top for an incredible panoramic view of the city, nearby islands, and the ocean.

Tour the lush interior of Hvar island, starting at the ancient settlement of Starigrad. Explore this settlement, founded by the Greeks in 4th century BC, before making your way back to Hvar. Keep an eye out along the road back for examples of unique local architecture in the many villages that dot the country side.

The Island of Vis has been an important stronghold for countless generals for millennia. Though peace now reigns on the island, there still exists a multitude of landmarks left over, such as gun emplacements and a large network of secret tunnels dug by the Yugoslav army. This tour will take you across the island with guided stops at all the must-see attractions.

Make land in the lush seaside village of Trstenik, home to some of Croatia's most renowned wineries. It's hard to find a bad bottle of wine from the many outfits that call this village home, so take a taste tour and make note of your favorites, as you'll be sure to find many of these when returning home.

Visit the natural wonder that is Mljet National Park. Covering the entire north west portion of Mljet island, there is a multitude of hiking trails and mountains to explore. For those looking to expand their adventures, bikes can be rented for 70 HRK for 4 hours, double kayaks for 60 HRK or a single canoe for 40 HRK.

Visit one of the most iconic caves on the entire Adriatic Sea. Enter from either the land or a tunnel from the sea, and marvel at the bright spectrum of colors created by the sun refracting into the water from outside. Explore the large vault of the cave, and take a swim in its refreshing waters before you leave.