TRIP TO GREECE & CROATIA

Day 1 – Delhi - Mykonos             

• Arrive in Mykonos and transfer to Lithos by Spyros & Flora Hotel
• Check into the hotel and day free at Leisure
• Overnight at the hotel

Day 2: Mykonos

• Breakfast at Own
• Mykonos town : Start by exploring the island’s main port and town, Chora Mykonos. On the waterfront, you might spot one of the town’s three tame pelicans, a Mykonos emblem since the 1950s. Step inside the four-in-one Church of Panagia Paraportiani, with its whitewashed dome, then follow winding alleys through the chi-chi Little Venice quarter. At sunset, snap a photo of the four iconic windmills overlooking Little Venice.

• Relax & enjoy your day at beautiful beaches of Mykonos: Paradise Beach, Elia Beach,Kalo Livadi Beach
• Overnight at the hotel

Kalo Livadi Beach

Elia Beach

Day 3: Mykonos

• Breakfast at Own
• Check out from Lithos by Spyros & Flora and check in at Mykonian Mare Boutique Hotel
• Day Free at Leisure relax and enjoy the property.
• Optional tour of Delos Island : To sample life on neighboring islands, it’s easy to catch a ferry or take a tour from Chora Mykonos. If there’s one unmissable island it’s Delos, the archaeological jewel of the Cyclades and famous in legend as the birthplace of Apollo. The weatherworn Terrace of the Lions is one of the most poignant sights here, along with the temples dedicated to Apollo and the island’s theater.
• Overnight at the hotel

Day 4: Mykonos – Santorini

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Take a high speed ferry to Santorini. Around noon arrival in Santorini
• Check into the Belvedere Suites Hotel
• Walking tour of Fira town: The walk through the narrow streets of Fira is a typical representation of the most common characteristic of the Cycladic islands, the small shops packed one next to the other, the pebbled streets, the traditional houses with the small blue and sun-burned verandas and of course the amazing view which distinguishes Santorini from every other island.You can walk the Golden Street, named by the mass of jewellery shops gathered, towards Firostefani - the extension of Fira You can also enjoy some coffee to one of the many cafes; have breakfast or just enjoy coffee with a heavy dose of caldera view.
• Sunsets in Santorini are known for being some of the most stunningly beautiful in the world. Catching one from the Oia’s Byzantine Castle ruins is one of the most popular spots on the island
• Overnight at the Hotel

Day 5: Santorini

• ​Breakfast at the Hotel
• Post Lunch Start your journey with Red Beach​ with a short photo stop at the famous volcanic beach, well known for the unique color of the sand, its soaring red lava cliffs and clear green waters
• Enjoy free time and relax at one of the longest black sandy beaches in the Cyclades and the most popular beach of Santorini
• After exploring Perissa Beach move on to explore one of the oldest and most authentic traditional villages of Santorini, built like a small labyrinth and visit its medieval fortress(15th century), Emporio Village
• Later ​Proceed to the popular village of Oia and the most photographed place in Greece
• Overnight at the hotel

Day 6: Santorini – Dubrovnik

• ​Breakfast at the hotel.
• Day free for leisure
• Checkout from Hotel.
• Evening proceed to airport to board a overnight flight for Dubrovnik

Day 7: Dubrovnik            

• Arrive Dubrovnik & take a Cab and proceed to Rixos Libertas,Dubrovnik Hotel
• Day free for leisure
• Overnight  in Hotel

Day 8: Dubrovnik

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Spend the morning getting acquainted with the historic Old Town. One of the best ways to see the city is from the top of the City Walls. The spectacular views are definitely worth the climb up. Entrances to the city walls are located near the two main gates, and audio guides are available for rent.
   To explore the Old Town further, self guided audio tours and group walking tours are available for hire at the Pile Gate Or if you prefer, just stroll around on your own with a good guidebook. Don’t be afraid to get lost – that’s       part of the fun, and you’ll always find your way back to the main street, Stradun.

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• A small island, just 600 m off the coast of Dubrovnik, Lokrum is a protected natural reserve and a monument of a landscape architecture. Lokrum is also the largest park of Dubrovnik.
  It’s a popular swimming spot, and a place to spend a day away from the city, for locals and tourists.
  Lokrum is open to public from April through October. However, overnight stays on the island are prohibited.
  Boats depart throughout the day from Dubrovnik’s old port. A return ticket costs 150 kn per adult. Children 5 to 15 years of age pay 25 Kn. You can buy ticket at the spot. The boat doesn’t sail in case of bad weather, and in winter.
• Game of Thrones tour: This walking tour of Dubrovnik takes you to many filming locations of HBO series Game of Thrones. Guides on these tours have all been extras on sets, and can tell few anecdotes from behind the scene.
• Overnight in Dubrovnik

Day 9: DUBROVNIK – SPLIT     

Later proceed to Split by private Taxi at 10.00 am – Approx 03 hrs            

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Check in to Cro Jet Set Apartments
• The city of Split is centered around the Diocletian Palace, home to the Roman Emperor Diocletian. It is one of the best-preserved monuments of Roman architecture in the world and is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. You can see a number of sites within the Palace including the cellars, Peristil Square, the Temple of Jupiter and the beautiful Cathedral of St Duje. 
• Cathedral of Saint Domnius: Peristyle, an open-air pavilion, best seen at nighttime, brings you right back to Roman times. Split Cathedral offers great views over the town from the top of its bell tower. There are four town gates, each on one side of the palace: The Golden, Silver, Bronze and Iron Gate. Just out of the Golden gate, you’ll also see Gregory of Nin (Grgur Ninski) statue, work of renowned Croatian sculptor Ivan Mestrovic. Rub Gregory’s tow for the plenitude of good luck.
• Overnight in Split

Day 10: SPLIT

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Later proceed to Nature’s Magic Blue caves: Blue Cave (Croatian: Modra špilja), is a water-logged sea cave located in a small bay called Balun (Ball in the local dialect), on the east side of the island of Biševo and about 4.5 nautical miles (8.3 km) from Komiža, in the Croatian Adriatic. It is situated in the central Dalmatian archipelago, 5 km south-west of the island of Vis. The grotto is one of the best known natural beauty spots on the Adriatic and a popular show cave because of the glowing blue light that appears at certain times of day.

Meeting Point: at 8.00 am

Booker Transfer & Tours office
Hrvojeva 10, Split

• Overnight in Split

Day 11: SPLIT

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Later proceed to Brac Island, the largest of Split's nearby islands, makes a great day trip and is easily accessed by ferry. It’s an excellent spot for scuba diving, and the island is famous for the olive oil produced there. Brela beach, a 6 km (3.7 mile) stretch of sandy beach, is only about 45 kilometers (28 miles) from Split. Spend a day here, on what’s commonly referred to as one of the very best beaches in Croatia, or continue to the town of Makarska, known for its harborside promenade. If history is your passion, check out the Roman ruins at Salona or the 15th- and 16th-century villages of Kastela.
• Evening at leisure.
• Overnight in Split

Day 12:  SPLIT – NOVALJA

After Breakfast proceed to Novalja by Taxi via Krka national park at 9.30 am

• Arrive Novalja  and check in to La Luna Island Hotel
• Day Free for leisure.
• Overnight in Novalja

Krka National Park

Day 13: NOVALJA

• Breakfast at own
• Get muddy and get smelly, in fact, for the curative soil in the shallow waters of Lokunja, a short walk south-west of Pag town, stink to high heaven. But wallowing in these muddy layers for an hour or so should help heal any skin or rheumatoid ailments you may have. Sadly, you can’t cheat and fill a few plastic bottles with the stuff then lather yourself later, somewhere away from prying eyes – the mud will oxidise and turn white. Get right in there, slap in all over then wash yourself off after a damn good soak. Don’t worry – there’s bound to be a few older locals doing the same.
• Later proceed to Zrce Beach, Beach provides gym, bungee jumping, clubs are new, modern, great for day or all-night-long parties. Boatparties available, too. Various food and drink stands along the beach.
• Overnight in Novalja

Day 14: NOVALJA - ZAGREB

After Breakfast (at own) proceed to Zagreb by Taxi Via Plitvice Lakes National Park

• Checkout from hotel & proceed to Zagreb
• Check in to Dubrovnik Hotel.
• The Main city square, placed just below the Old City, is the best place to start your day in Zagreb. It’s very well connected by the public transport to the other city areas so it would be easy reachable no matter where you’re staying at. Check out the Ban Josip Jelačić statue as well as the fountain. While on the square you can climb up the Observation Deck ‘Zagreb Eye’ and enjoy the greatest panoramic view of the city.
• Leave your self drive car at Airport at 20.00 pm
• Overnight in Zagreb

Plitvice Lakes National Park

Day 15: ZAGREB – BUDAPEST    

• Breakfast at Hotel
• Checkout & proceed to Zagreb railway station for your journey to Budapest
• Arrive Budapest around 16.15 hrs & proceed to Fraser Residence Budapest.
• Overnight at Budapest

Day 16: BUDAPEST

• Breakfast at Hotel
• First thing in the morning, head over to the HUNGARIAN PARLIAMENT BUILDING. The Parliament building tour is a very popular activity and time slots do fill up fast.   
• Danube Promenade: This stretch of the Danube walkway goes from the Elizabeth Bridge to the Chain Bridge, and is perfect for those who want a short, but interesting walk. Promenading along the Danube is a great way to see many of the most famous sights in the capital.

  Looking over towards to Buda side of the river, you will see the Buda Castle, the Liberty Statue on Gellert Hill and the Fisherman’s Bastion. On the Promenade side of the river you can enjoy restaurants, cafes, Szechenyi Istvan Square and a range of different sculptures, including the Little Princess.

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• Margaret Island: Margaret Island is a 2.5km long island which sits in the middle of the Danube, which is covered in parkland and recreational facilities. There are a number of companies which rent pedal carts, golf carts, and other self-powered vehicles, so that you can explore the island properly.
• Overnight at Budapest

Day 17:  BUDAPEST – DELHI

• Breakfast at Hotel
• Checkout from hotel & transfer to Airport.