Explore the Adriatic Coast & Eastern Alps on a Unique, Less-Traveled Itinerary
Our COVID-19 Response
- We’re further reducing group sizes
- Now even fewer guests per vehicle
- Travel even further from the crowds
- Enhanced sanitation protocols
- Additional social distancing throughout
- Revised booking/cancellation policies
- More options to make your trip private
- Reduced single supplement fees
Discover little-known corners of Europe on an intimate nature journey through two diverse Balkan countries. The Dinaric and Julian Alps rise high above rugged seacoast and glacier-carved lakes, their karst expanse riddled with caves, gorges and waterfalls that pour into crystalline rivers. Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, speckled with a thousand islands and reefs, offers idyllic Mediterranean scenery. On private boat cruises, get close to a large colony of rare griffon vultures protected on the island of Cres, and admire rocky headlands, sandy beaches, turquoise bays and red-roofed stone villages that cascade to the sea. In Slovenia, wander mountain trails among flowers and alpine wildlife like chamois, ibex and red deer. Cultural heritage is a rich part of this trip, too, as we visit ancient monasteries and castles, and traditional farms continuing sustainable artisan production of wine, honey and cheese.
Trip Highlights
- Explore the Dinaric & Julian AlpsBy trail and by cable car, discover the rugged beauty of this limestone wonderland, one of Europe's most extensive and unspoiled mountain regions
- Cruise the Islands of DalmatiaOn two private boat excursions among less-visited isles, navigate intimate coves and grottoes, swim from pristine beaches, and visit a griffon vulture reserve
- Hike and Kayak Lake BohinjIn Triglav National Park, a glacier-carved valley cradles Lake Bohinj, which we admire on high from Mount Vogel and at eye level on a paddling excursion
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