Lastovo Island - on the southern part of Dalmatia and full of beautiful clean beaches, rich sea life, vineyards and olive groves. Surrounded by 46 untouched natural islands.

Mljet Island - mentioned in stories about the Odessy and St. Paul, Benedictine monks and the Mediterranean Seal, it is also famous for its 5.375 ha of national park.

Dubrovnik - established in th 7th century by the Romans, its splendour lies in its incredibly rich history and culture. Through the medieval walls that surround the city, cross the stone bridge to find yourself in the centuries-old, stone-paved promenade, the Stradun. Visit the palaces with their elaborate carvings and rich treasuries as well as the 14th century Fanciscan monastries.

Hvar Island - think of heather, wild herbs, sunshine crickets wine and secluded coves.

Peljesac Peninsula - the second largest peninsula in Croatia (358 km2) is renowned for its vast natural beauty.