Passeio de verão no Lago Bled com Castelo de Bled e passeio de barco

Aquapark Istralandia from Pula, Medulin & Rovinj – transfer only

Make a splash at Croatia's wildest waterpark. Experience the watery thrills of Aquapark Istralandia, complete with return hotel transfers. Brimming with adrenaline-fuelled slides, family-friendly flumes, wave pools and plenty of sunbathing space, this fantastic water playground has something to keep everyone smiling.Feel the gravity-defying kicks of the Kamikaze, plunge into the Space Hole, or race your friends and family down the Crazy Hills slides. There's even a wild wave pool. And they're just a few of the attractions Aquapark Istralandia has to offer.Kids will love the Spray Arena or leaping into the jumping pool in their own dedicated area. If you'd prefer to chill out, there's a hydromassage pool, plus plenty of places to pull up a sunlounger. And when you've worked up an appetite, there are bars and restaurants serving up snacks and drinks, so you can fuel up for more fun ahead.

Unforgettable Venice from Porec including Novigrad & Umag

Built on more than 100 islands, Venice is famed for its network of dusky-blue canals, lined with elaborate architecture and criss-crossed by beautiful stone bridges. And this day trip from Istria to Venice sees you crossing the Adriatic Sea by boat for a chance to explore with free time in this romantic Italian city.You'll arrive in style into San Basilio pier, right in the heart of Venice, to begin your discovery of 'La Serenissima.' As you wander through this fabled place, there's plenty of time to spot some of the city's highlights. Don't miss the legendary St Mark's Square – a piazza dominated by the beautiful Byzantine basilica of St Mark and its belfry.Maybe take a gondola ride, find as many bridges as you can and dip in and out of classic eateries – there's loads to do here. You'll make your own way to the port to leave Venice in the early evening and return to Croatia having seen one of Italy's top cities.

Unforgettable Venice from Pula including Medulin

Built on more than 100 islands, Venice is famed for its network of dusky-blue canals, lined with elaborate architecture and criss-crossed by beautiful stone bridges. And this day trip from Istria to Venice sees you crossing the Adriatic Sea by boat for a chance to explore with free time in this romantic Italian city.You'll arrive in style into San Basilio pier, right in the heart of Venice, to begin your discovery of 'La Serenissima.' As you wander through this fabled place, there's plenty of time to spot some of the city's highlights. Don't miss the legendary St Mark's Square – a piazza dominated by the beautiful Byzantine basilica of St Mark and its belfry.Maybe take a gondola ride, find as many bridges as you can and dip in and out of classic eateries – there's loads to do here. You'll make your own way to the port to leave Venice in the early evening and return to Croatia having seen one of Italy's top cities.

Istrian hilltop villages tour with local speciality tasting

Legend has it that in the Mirna valley lived giants who each built a hilltop hamlet. And this tour takes you to two of them. Istria's green hills are a place of mythical beauty, and nowhere more so than in the fairytale villages of Grožnjan and Oprtalj. Ivana, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Grožnjan was suffering from depopulation in the middle of the 20th century, so artists and musicians were encouraged to come and use its empty houses as studios. Today, there are about 40 ateliers and a popular summer music festival. Adding to the cultural mix, both villages have strong Italian communities.'Your adventure begins with a scenic drive through Istria's hills to Grožnjan – the artists' colony straddling a ridge. Wander its cluster of lanes lined with handsome stone-built homes, looking out for ancient churches and palaces. If you like arty souvenirs, the many galleries and shops are a great place to browse for handmade gifts such as jewellery, prints, textiles and fine art.Next, it's time to take a break with a tasting of local Istrian delicacies, along with wine and olive oil at a typical tavern. Rounding off the day is a visit to peaceful Oprtalj. With a long history stretching back to Roman times, there's a clutch of historic buildings to admire, including the Venetian loggia and the 16th-century St George's church, located at the top of the hill overlooking the town. When you arrive at Oprtalj, your guide will show you around steep stone alleys boasting countryside views.

Ancient Istria Tour from Rovinj including Pula and Lunch

At the crossroads between Latin and Slavic Europe, Istria offers up the best of both worlds. It packs a lot into its small territory, so this tour shows off the best bits – rustic villages, Roman ruins, Byzantine basilicas and a taste of its world-class food scene. You'll visit Pula, Gržini and Poreč, enjoying scenic landscapes between stops. Karla, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘You'll get to see a side of Istria that most visitors miss when you visit Gržini village for a homemade lunch. You'll taste maneštra – a traditional Istrian country dish – and drink malvazija, the ‘queen' of Istrian wines, in a farm-to-table restaurant.'Kick off the day in Pula, spread around a bay in the south of the peninsula. This storied town is home to a well-preserved Roman amphitheatre, but that's just the tip of the iceberg – Pula boasts a wealth of ancient relics. Must-sees include the Temple of Augustus and the triumphal arch, while there are also Byzantine and baroque churches as well as a Habsburg fortress.Next, we'll head inland to the hamlet of Gržini for a traditional Istrian lunch, washed down with local wine, before returning to the coast to explore Poreč. Set on a compact headland, we'll walk the old Roman streets of Decumanus and Cardo Maximus up to the most important monument in town – the Euphrasian basilica, one of the most beautifully preserved monuments of early Byzantine art in the Mediterranean, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Vintage van tour through Slovenian olive groves with tastings

At the top of the Adriatic, where Italy, Croatia and Slovenia jostle for coastline, you'll find a stretch of Istria that's dedicated to the ancient art of olive growing. Your tour at the stylish Lisjak Estate in Koper blends the heritage of premium olive oil with lashings of tastings and a dash of vintage flare. You'll travel through the estate in lovingly restored vans, as Marko, a local expert guide explains, “These 1970s vans may look nostalgic, but they tell a real story – this was how families moved olives from grove to mill before technology did the heavy lifting.”You'll begin your day crossing the border from Croatia to Slovenian Istria, where the coastal landscape shifts to a sea of olive groves and vineyards. First up, there's a guided tour of the olive mill. It's a surprisingly modern space, given its rustic surroundings, but it takes technical precision to create their award-winning olive oil. The proof is in the tasting, which you'll do plenty of with a professional guide explaining the oil's signature peppery flavour.The highlight of the tour is the 90-minute safari through the rolling olive groves and coastal vineyards. You'll travel in a fleet of beautifully restored vintage vans that help transport you back to the glamour and style of the 1970s. Round off the tour with a platter of local delicacies in the grounds of the estate. Istrian prosciutto, air-dried by the bora wind, and artisan cheeses are perfectly paired with chilled local Malvasia wine. On your journey back to Croatia, make sure you bag a window seat to squeeze every last drop out of your Istrian adventure.

LED kayak night tour

As the sun goes down, your kayak becomes a glowing window into Pula's coastline. In a clear, LED-lit kayak, you'll paddle along as the sky changes colour from golden skies into starlight, spotting jellyfish, sea urchins and quiet night life you'd never see during the day. Guided by local experts, you'll join a small, friendly group and enjoy a tour that includes professional photos and videos to capture the magic.

Half-day see-through kayak tour from Histria Beach

There's something special about gliding over water you can actually see through. And, on this see-through kayak tour, you'll experience it for yourself. Starting at Histria Beach, you'll paddle towards Verudela Canyon, spotting marine life and coral reefs drifting by under your feet. With experienced guides, this two-hour tour is easy for beginners, welcoming for families and perfect for anyone who wants to check out Pula's marine side without getting drenched.

Half-day guided tour of Trieste with panoramic bus tour

A lively port city on the shores of the Adriatic Sea, Trieste is a city where culture and history mingle with the sea's salt-scented breeze. On this half-day guided tour, you'll explore a city shaped by Latin, Slavic and Germanic cultures. Marco, our expert local guide says, “I love showing people around Trieste – it's packed with history, and you can see it in the city's architecture. Every corner has a story to tell.”You'll start your tour with a panoramic bus ride around Trieste, where your guide will point out the city's main landmarks. Then, you'll stop at Piazza Unita d'Italia, the largest sea-facing square in Europe with views of the Adriatic Sea, for a guided tour. Your guide will share tales of the square's past, its role in shaping the city's identity, and its impressive architecture. The square is surrounded by some of the city's most historic buildings, like the Palazzo del Municipio – the town hall – and Palazzo Lloyd Triestino, an old shipping headquarters.Next, you'll have a couple of hours of free time to see Trieste at your own pace. As you wander through the old town, you'll see the mix of architectural styles, from Roman ruins to grand neoclassical palaces. Once you've had your fill of sightseeing, there are plenty of cafes where you can stop to recharge. Why not visit the iconic Caffe San Marco, known for its intricate interior, antique decorations, and frescoes lining the walls? Finally, head back to Piazza Unita d'Italia for the scenic drive back to your hotel.

Unforgettable Venice from Rovinj including Pula & Porec

Built on more than 100 islands, Venice is famed for its network of dusky-blue canals, lined with elaborate architecture and criss-crossed by beautiful stone bridges. And this day trip from Istria to Venice sees you crossing the Adriatic Sea by boat for a chance to explore with free time in this romantic Italian city.You'll arrive in style into San Basilio pier, right in the heart of Venice, to begin your discovery of 'La Serenissima.' As you wander through this fabled place, there's plenty of time to spot some of the city's highlights. Don't miss the legendary St Mark's Square – a piazza dominated by the beautiful Byzantine basilica of St Mark and its belfry.Maybe take a gondola ride, find as many bridges as you can and dip in and out of classic eateries – there's loads to do here. You'll make your own way to the port to leave Venice in the early evening and return to Croatia having seen one of Italy's top cities.