Day 1 – ARRIVAL

14.00-15.00 Check in/ Arrival in a 3* or 4* star hotel/apartment/room.
The driver will meet you on arrivals on Split airport & drive you to the accommodation facility.

Day 2. VELEBIT

Velebit belongs to the Dinaride mountain range, and it is its longest mountain. At the same time, Velebit is the most interesting and the richest natural landscape in Croatia. In order to protect it, the entire mountain was declared a nature park, and its most precious landscapes are protected as national parks, strict nature reserves and nature monuments. In 1978 the entire mountain was included in the list of biosphere reserves within the network of the UNESCO program “Man and the Biosphere”.

09.00 Departure from the accommodation facility
10.00 Arrival at Velebit
10.00-13.00 Time to the Velebit mountain with an active walk of up to 5 km and time spent in nature with an guide
13.30 Departure with the vehicle
14.00 lunch/wine tasting in a tavern / local OPG
15.30/16.00 Departure to the hotel
17.00- Free time

Day 3. KOZJAK

Kozjak is a mountain with two completely different faces. From the coastal side, it looks like a mighty rocky barrier towering over the Kaštela Bay, and from the land side, it is an undulating plateau that ends with a sharp edge inclined towards the sea. At the very edge of the plateau, with an average height of 600-700 m, there are also the highest peaks. Their series starts from the Malačka pass and stretches for 16 kilometers to the crest of the Markeza greda near Klis.

09.00 Departure from the accommodation facility
10.00 Arrival at Kozjak
10.00-13.00 Time to the Kozajk mountain with an active walk of up to 5 km and time spent in nature with guide
13.30 Departure with the vehicle

14.00 lunch/wine tasting in a tavern / local OPG 15.30/16.00 Departure to the hotel
17.00 Free time

Day 4. MOSOR

Mosor Mountain is one of the most favorite mountains for hiking by the people of Split, which stretches along the sea, on the stretch from Split to Omiš. The highest peak is Veliki Kabal (1339 m), and one of the most visited is Vick’s Column (1325 m). On top of Sveti Jure (1319 m) there is a Roman Catholic chapel of the same name. It is inhabited by rich animal and plant life, and many caves and pits, the most famous of which is the Vranjača cave, located in the southwestern part of Mosor, which can be reached via Dugopolje. There is also an observatory known as the “Zvezdano selo Mosor” in Mosor.

09.00 Departure from the accommodation facility
10.00 Arrival at Mosor
10.00-13.00 Time to the Mosor mountain with an active walk of up to 5 km and time spent in nature with guide
13.30 Departure with the vehicle
14.00 lunch/wine tasting in a tavern / local OPG
15.30/16.00 Departure to the hotel
17.00 Free time

Day 5. BIOKOVO

In the area of Biok, the human presence has a continuity from prehistory to later periods. Biokovo, especially the peripheral parts, was inhabited in prehistoric times, long before the appearance of writing. This is witnessed by numerous archaeological sites, which are confirmed by material remains. The earliest evidence of human presence in the Biokovo area dates back to the Paleolithic. This is the period when man chooses caves for his habitat, and makes weapons and tools from stone and bone. Later periods of civilization were characterized by the production of metal objects, and a novelty in that period were fortifications on the heights, hillforts, from which a wide land and sea space was monitored. People lived at the foot of them, and in case of danger, the population found shelter in them. The most typical is a series of fortifications placed along the prehistoric communication from Dubac towards the interior. Also, cemeteries, stone tumuli or piles appear in that age. The appearance of tumuli indicates the proximity of roads and their traffic importance. The most numerous groups of tumuli are on the outskirts of Biokovo, in the area of Gornji Brela, in the area of Staza and between Staza and Saranč. The coming age is the time of contact between the ethnically already formed Illyrian population and the Greeks and Romans. Already in the early Roman period, the settlements of the Biokovo area reached the level of civilization and culture of erecting sacred buildings. Churches were built on prominent peaks that dominated the area. Special attention should be paid to the issue of worshiping St. George on the highest peak in Biokovo. Church of St. Jure on the top of the same name was mentioned for the first time in 1640 in the travelogue of Fr. Pavle Pelizzer from Rovinj.
We can visit skywalk if there is a time on our way

Itinerar

09.00 Departure from the accommodation facility
10.00 Arrival at Biokovo
10.00-13.00 Time with an active walk of up to 5 km and time spent in nature with an guide 13.30 Departure with the vehicle
14.00 lunch/wine tasting in a tavern / local OPG
15.30/16.00 Departure to accommodation
17.00 Free time

Day 6. DINARA

Dinara Nature Park is the twelfth nature park in Croatia. The area is 63,052 hectares, and it is located in the area of Split-Dalmatia County and Šibenik-Knin County. It is the second largest Croatian nature park.

Itinerar

09.00 Departure from the accommodation facility
10.00 Arrival at Dinara
10.00-13.00 Active walk up to 5 km and time spent in nature with a quide 13.30 Departure with the vehicle
14.00 lunch/wine tasting in a tavern / local OPG
15.30/16.00 Departure to accommodation
17.00 Free time

Day 7. DEPARTURE

09.30 Check out from the accommodation facility 10:00 Transfer to the airport

Price on request depending on:

– the number of people
– period of the year (summer/autum, winter or spring) -accommodation you want to book(3* or 4*)
-transfer vans you want to book(standard or lux)

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