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Take your arranged transfer from the airport to your accommodation in Split upon arrival. Depending on your time of arrival in the afternoon and evening, there should be time to explore Diocletian palace, as well as Split itself.

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2. AccommodationSplit

After breakfast, set out on a short walk to Split Harbour for the catamaran that takes you to the town of Hvar. From here, we have arranged a short transfer to Velo Grablje, where your route back to Hvar lies ahead. Observe the traditional architecture at the villages of Velo Grablje and Malo Grablje, where your trail then descends through olive groves to reach Malo Grablje, known for being the first and one of the largest lavender producers in the area. Continuing further down the trail, pass through Milna village where your route meanders along pine trees and wild Mediterranean gardens before joining the Adriatic coast all the way back to the town of Hvar.Walking: approx 7.3 miles / 11.7km | +337m/-533m

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3. Hvar Walk - Velo Grablje to Hvar town
   FERRY from Split to Hvar (DEP 08:30 - ARR 09:35) & transfer to start point
4. AccommodationHvar

Board the catamaran to the Korčula town, on the island of Korčula. Here, a short transfer takes you to the village of Pupnat, walking back towards Korčula. Korčula is known as the home town of Marco Polo, and all around you in the medieval squares, churches and narrow streets the presence of hundreds of years of history and culture can be felt.Korčula was transformed from a humble settlement into a city in the 15th century due to its stone carving, where locals trained with the master stonemasons of Dubrovnik. Growing more prosperous, they expanded on the city of Korčula. A perfect place to spend the afternoon and evening exploring in the city’s legacy.Walking: approx. 8.5 miles / 13.5km | +198m/-512m

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3. Korcula Walk - Pupnat to Korcula town
   FERRY from Hvar to Korcula (DEP 08:50 - ARR 10:00) & transfer to start point
4. AccommodationKorcula

Take the catamaran in the morning to Mljet national park. Your walk begins from Polače village, close to the ancient remains of a Roman palace dating from the 2nd century. The route continues through the National Park and around the park’s incredible salt lakes. The walk length averages out at around 3-4 hours, with a chance to take a swim and stop for lunch in a local tavern, or alternatively, extend your walk to the highest peak in national park area, Montokuc Hill.Walking: approx. 9.8 miles / 15.7km | +407m/-407m

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3. Mljet Walk - Montokuc Hill and around the salt lakes
   FERRY from Korcula to Mljet (DEP 10:10 - ARR 10:40) & transfer to accommodation
4. AccommodationPolace

After breakfast, board the catamaran to Dubrovnik. From Dubrovnik harbour, we have organized a transfer to the centre of Dubrovnik, where you will be joined by a local expert who will impart some of the history and culture of Dubrovnik to you. Your local guide will take you on a tour (approximately 2 hours) through the winding streets of the Old Town, listed under UNESCO World heritage protection. Afterwards, you’ll have free time to further explore the rest of town before you make your way back to your accommodation.Walking: tour in Dubrovnik old town with local guide (duration 2 hours).

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3. Dubrovnik: Guided City Tour (2 hours)
   FERRY from Mljet to Dubrovnik (DEP 10:45 - ARR 12:05) & transfer to Dubrovnik Centre for guided walking tour
4. AccommodationDubrovnik

After breakfast, a short transfer will take you to Gruz port, for an under one-hour boat ride to the tranquil Lopud Island. Today, Lopud is a serene destination featuring pristine beaches and a car-free, peaceful atmosphere with fewer than 300 residents. However, its history tells a different story. In the 17th century, it was a bustling port with a population of 14,000, mainly involved in seafaring. From the 18th to the early 20th centuries, it changed hands between the French, English, and Austrians due to its strategic location. Lopud still bears remnants of its maritime heritage, such as fortress and palace ruins, centuries-old churches, and a restored Franciscan monastery. Enjoy a day exploring the island and its beaches before returning to Dubrovnik in the afternoon.Walking: 6 miles / 9.5kmIf you prefer, a walk on Šipan Island can be arranged:We have arranged a transfer in the morning to the port of Dubrovnik, where a boat will take you to the island of Šipan, the largest of the Elafiti islands. Your boat will arrive at the town of Sudjuradj, where a footpath across the lush fields of Sipan leads you towards the small town of Šipanska Luka. During the 15th century, many aristocratic Dubrovnik families built these summer manors on Sipan, and between them, the summer manor of the Sorkocevic family stands out in Šipanska Luka as one of the most distinctive. In Šipanska Luka you will have opportunity to taste some of the local cuisine and take advantage of the beautiful stretch of coastline nearby. Return in the late afternoon to the port of Sudjuradj where a boat will take you back to Dubrovnik.Walking: approx. 8.1 miles / 13km | +252m/-255m

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2. Lopud Island walk
   FERRY from Dubrovnik to Lopud (DEP 10:00 - ARR 11:00) & return FERRY Lopud to Dubrovnik (DEP 18:45 - ARR 19:45).
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4. AccommodationDubrovnik

After breakfast, a transfer is included from your Dubrovnik accommodation to Dubrovnik airport.

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