This culinary adventure begins in the charming Trogir green market where you will join your host, a local celebrity chef, for a market walk and shopping. Then transfer to a special lunch venue on the slopes of Mt Kozjak. In the unique settings of a stone-built house, set amidst a vineyard, your private chef and sommelier will take you for an exclusive gourmet experience. Indulge into finest bites and wines of the region in an exquisite food and wine pairing.

On the outskirts of Split, discover a fascinating ancient city of Salona. Started as an Illyrian town, Greek colony and capital of Roman province of Dalmatia, Salona offers a valuable insight of the life in the great Roman era. Enjoy a unique tour with your host, a professional archaeologist, and dig on a real archaeological excavation! Awaken your inner Indiana Jones and be “hands-on” amongst ruins, lost artefacts and memories in stone.

In idyllic Istria, where picturesque villages dot rolling hills, learn about the history and enticement of truffles – the region’s biggest draw. In Buzet village meet a local family, a third generation of truffle hunters, and let their trained dogs take you into family’s private woods for an exciting truffle hunt! Afterwards use your catch to make your today’s lunch – delicious gnocchi with truffles – a true Istrian specialty.

Venture off the beaten path into Split hinterland and the charming town of Sinj, home to the famous Alka tournament. Commemorating the Croatian-Venetian victory over the Ottomans in 1715, this equestrian competition is unique and precious for the locals. Visit the quirky Alka Museum and find out why this event earned its place on the UNESCO’s intangible heritage list. Then enjoy exciting horseback riding lessons at the Sinj Hippodrome with your host – the winner of 300^th Alka!

Heavenly Elafiti Islands, the guardians of Dubrovnik seas, boast a blissful Mediterranean seascape and hide many secrets. Accompanied by a private instructor, dive into the deep blue waters of the Adriatic and explore its underwater mysteries. A glorious seabed abounds in reefs, caves, shipwrecks and even red corals hiding in the shadows amongst the sparkling sea life. Experience the thrill of underwater breathing and an adventure of a lifetime!

The rugged terrain and rocky coastline of Pelješac Peninsula create a dramatic backdrop to the cultivation of centuries-old wines. Visit a small local family-run winery that only grows Plavac Mali, the most famous Croatian indigenous variety related to Zinfandel. A charismatic owner, passionate about his wines, makes some of the best organic wines in Croatia in a traditional way. Join him for an exciting jeep tour around the vineyards, followed by luscious wine tasting!

The UNESCO World Heritage site of Škocjan is the largest known underground canyon in the world. Delve into the underground with a professional cave guide and learn about this unique natural phenomenon. The Reka River capriciously carved the limestone terrain, known as karst, to form these spectacular chambers. Walk around and admire the subterranean magic – stalactites, stalagmites, caves and passages – in this one-of-a-kind natural curiosity.

Serbia’s exciting capital is historic and lively, with remnants of chaotic past visible throughout the city. Visit the Royal Compound, a former residence of the Karađorđević dynasty, and enjoy an exclusive VIP tour. Built in 1937, today is the home of the Crown Prince Alexander and his family. Stroll around its beautifully appointed reception rooms, decorated with impressive wood carved ceilings and paintings, and learn about the turbulent past of this royal house.