Europe · Coastal & Culture
Italy & Croatia · 15 nights
The Amalfi Coast. The Italian Lakes. The Dalmatian Coast.
This itinerary opens in Sorrento, perched above the Bay of Naples and within reach of Pompeii, the Amalfi Coast, and Capri's Blue Grotto. From there it moves north to Milan, used as a base for day trips into the Bernina Express through the Alps, Lake Como's villages, and Venice itself. The final chapter crosses the Adriatic into Croatia: Split's Roman heritage and island-hopping access, then Dubrovnik's walled old town, instantly recognisable to anyone who has watched a certain HBO series.
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Handpicked stays for this journey
Comfortable base on the Sorrentine Peninsula, easy access to Amalfi Coast, Pompeii, Capri ferry connections.
Reliable international standard property, primarily a base for the extensive day-trip programme.
Positioned in Split's historic centre, walking distance from Diocletian's Palace and the island excursion harbour.
Well-located property with straightforward access to Old Town walking tour starting points.
Moments shaped just for you
Roman city buried by Vesuvius's 79 AD eruption, rediscovered in astonishing preservation; pairing ruins with the volcano adds immediacy.
Three towns, three personalities, along one of the world's most celebrated coastal drives.
Sea cave where sunlight refracts through water to create an electric blue glow, accessible by small rowboat through a narrow entrance.
Celebrated rail journey climbing from Italy into Switzerland through the Bernina Pass, UNESCO-listed engineering, glacier views, the Brusio spiral viaduct.
Sixteen terraced lakes connected by waterfalls and wooden boardwalks; Croatia's most visited natural site.
Walled Old Town served as King's Landing; walking tour combines this reputation with genuine historical weight of the wall system.
Day by day
The full itinerary delivers genuine depth across two countries. For less time, we can compress the Milan chapter or choose Split or Dubrovnik rather than both.
Its narrow entrance makes it highly sensitive to sea conditions; closures are common. The day proceeds as a full shared boat tour circling the island instead.
A single Schengen visa covers both, since Croatia joined the Schengen Area in January 2023.
Wooden boardwalks are well-maintained and largely flat; the full circuit involves several kilometres of walking. Sturdy footwear recommended, some sections slippery near waterfalls.
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