Countryside paths lead through olive groves, vineyards, meadows, and wooded hills (all lush and fresh with vitality), as well as small hill-top towns. With fewer visitors than high summer, the environment here is warm and tranquil, perfect for unhurried and contented exploration.
By September and October temperatures begin to cool. Villages and paths regain a sense of calm after the bustle of summer, offering quiet walking routes. Autumn here brings culinary richness too as grape harvests and the truffle season begin, and menus turn heartier.
Discover Croatia’s northwestern corner, from the striking hills and glistening, cobalt-blue seas of Istria to the cascading lakes and deep forests of Plitvice Lakes National Park – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore freely with included car hire and ferry crossings.
From the sparkling sea to ancient Dubrovnik – the world’s most perfectly preserved medieval city. Take the opportunity of being right on the coast by sampling the region’s delicious seafood as you explore the enchanting islands of Korčula and Mljet, before finishing in Dubrovnik’s dream-like streets.
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