Croatia

Croatia Luxury Tour

- 8 days

Tour 1: Mon July 8 – Mon July 15, 2024

While only a small country, Croatia is a big destination that combines endless natural beauty with rich historical and cultural heritage that has been influenced by almost every major empire throughout history, each of whom has left a trail of historical landmarks.

At the crossroad between East and West Europe and a conjunction between Central Europe and the Mediterranean, Croatia is a place where Adriatic Sea, Balkan Mountains and Pannonian plains meet.

With eleven Nature Parks and eight National Parks, including Plitvice Lakes which is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and some of the most beautiful beaches in the world as well as the purest sea in Europe, Croatia can definitely be described as one of the ecologically best-preserved parts of Europe and a magnificent destination to visit.

MAGIC OF THE ADRIATIC

Croatia offers travelers pretty much whatever they could wish for in a summer experience, whether it’s endless sunshine on stunning beaches, the crystal-clear Mediterranean, incredible scenery, amazing sites, lakes and waterfalls, valleys, mountains, green woods, hiking, exciting activities, a thousand islands, lagoons, water sports, sailing, cultural and historical sites and much more; and how better to experience it than on a GKS luxury kosher tour!

DATES & PRICING

Itinerary (Tour 1 )

Tour 1: Monday July 8 – Monday July 15, 2024 (8 days)

€6,600 (per person sharing); Single supplement: €1,300
Luxury 5 Star Hotel accommodation in a superior room
You may upgrade your room type at time of booking to deluxe or suites, subject to a premium and availability at the time of your booking.

3 freshly prepared kosher meals daily by 5-star hotel chefs, under our strict

Hashgacha (packed picnic lunches on touring days)

Snacks and plenty bottled water on excursions; drinks during meals

Quality kosher wines served at dinner

Domestic Flights

Experienced English-speaking guides on tour

VIP Air-conditioned vehicle for all transfer and touring transportation

Airport transfers

Excursions and activities per itinerary

Entrance fees for included tours as per itinerary

Government tax & Service charge

What's not included?

Tips – 6%

International airfares

Visas and airport taxes

Travel insurance

Hotel upgrades

Bar, laundry and all hotel extras

Personal expenses

Optional adventure activities and luxury yachts/catamarans/speedboats etc. for island hopping

Croatia

I'M INTERESTED

Frequently Asked Questions

Citizens of the U.S., most commonwealth countries, and Israel do not require visas to visit Croatia as a tourist.

Visitors must ensure that they have at least 1 blank passport page (non-endorsed page in their passport) for the entry stamp.

All travelers must have a passport valid for six months after the date of your arrival in Croatia.

The electric system in Croatia is the same as in the rest of Europe. Croatia operates on a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz.

For Croatia there are two plug types, types C and F. Plug type C is the plug which has two round pins and plug type F is the plug which has two round pins with two earth clips on the side.

Visitors from countries whose electric energy system is based on a lower voltage (110V) should check whether their devices can function on the European 220V system. Newer devices can most probably function regardless of the type of electric energy system, but there is no harm in checking, especially in the case of more sensitive or expensive personal devices.

If you forget to bring an adapter, you can buy a new one in most shops carrying electronic or IT equipment, while in tourist destinations they are often available in well-stocked newsstands.

Since Croatia is visited by many tourists from around the world every year, it is highly likely that staff in your hotel or other accommodation establishment will be able to assist you, at least temporarily.

June is considered one of the best times to visit Croatia because of its pleasant sunny weather. In June, Croatia enjoys comfortable temperatures throughout the country with plenty of warmth and sunshine.

The coastal regions, including popular destinations like Dubrovnik and Split, boast average daily temperatures ranging from 23°C to 28°C (73°F to 82°F). This makes it ideal for swimming and sunbathing.

It is also less crowded at these times than in the summer months of July and August which are high season and can be very hot, especially in the afternoon.

Prior to traveling anywhere, we recommend seeking a qualified medical practitioner’s advice about vaccinations and up to date precautionary medicine based upon your itinerary and personal situation.

All travelers should take out comprehensive travel insurance prior to travel that will cover any overseas medical costs, including medical evacuation.

If you require a particular medication, ensure that you take an adequate supply as it may not be available locally.

As of January 2023, the currency used in Croatia is the Euro.

As a currency used throughout many European countries, you have the choice of converting money before arriving in Croatia or converting your local money in Croatia. Where possible try and exchange your money in a bank or retrieve money from an ATM and try to avoid exchanging money at hotels or in a Bureau de Change as the rates are typically quite poor.

Most major towns and islands in Croatia including Zagreb and Dubrovnik, will have ATMs that are linked to international networks. The smaller towns, however, may not have ATM facilities available. Credit cards such as Visa and MasterCard are widely recognized and are accepted in most tourist areas; however, it’s always a good idea to have a small amount of cash if you’re travelling off the beaten track.