NATIONAL PARK MLJET

Mljet is one of the most beautiful island on the adriatic coast and it`s also
a national park.
National Park on Mljet occupies nearly one-third of the island. The
 interesting part is definitely the area where the sea had crept deep into
 the interior of the island and formed the Great and Little Lake. Within
the Great Lakes is the island of St.. Mary on which was built in the twelfth
 century Benedictine monastery.
Visiting the island of Mljet, walk with the professional conduct of a national
 park, a tour of the monastery and ride on the lake are included in the price.
The ride to the island of Mljet takes an hour and a half with a traditional boat.
 For those looking for luxury, we offer you a trip on Targa 35 motor yacht which
takes only 25 minutes and leaves you extra time for swimming and snorkeling.

ISLAND LASTOVO

Island Lastovo is located 13 km south of the island of Korcula, one of the smallest
inhabited islands in the Adriatic. On the island of Lastovo lives of all 850 residents
of which 450 in homonymous town  Lastovo.This island is surrounded by even smaller 46
uninhabited islets. Lastovo is listed ten heavenly gardens of the Mediterranean
(World Foundation for Nature-WWF) and since 2007. is declared a protected natural park
by the Croatian Parliament. If you want a vacation with unspoiled nature, fresh food,
clear blue sea and injoy of the wine they drank Hellenic statesman, the Roman senators
and Austrian emperors Lastovo is the right place for you.
The trip begins by driving through the Korcula archipelago and through the Korcula channel
to Lastovo. Upon arrival at the  place  you will visit the homonymous town Lastovo and
familiar with its history. Then we take you on a tasting of local wines and swimming and
then a leisurely drive along the coast and back to Korcula. The price of the trip includes
transportation, professional guide, wine tasting and entrance fees.

Korcula Archipelago

We will take on the ride along Korcula archipelago which inclueds about twenty smaller islands,
 islets and rocks that make up a unique oasis of beauty.Among the most famous is Badija where there
 is a Franciscan monastery from the 15th century, and since 1949. to 2002. was a sports and recreation
 center in which they were practicing many sports stars of the Croatia and the former Yugoslavia.
Then there is the only inhabited island of the archipelago, Vrnik where there are two quarries from
which the extracted stone for the construction of Korcula, Dubrovnik, Hagia Sophia, the White House
and a number of famous buildings in Croatia and all over the world. Vrnicki stone stands out by its
quality and whiteness.The third major islet is  Majsan,  its still insufficiently investigated
prehistoric site. Not to mention all, each island has its one interesting anecdote. Vegetation on
all islands is rich and varied, and  on some were planted vineyards. Due to strong currents the sea
 that surrounds them is clean and clear blue-greenish. In the end we'll take you to the first colony
of Greeks in the Adriatic Sea,  Lumbarda , where you can look at summer homes of old aristocratic
families and the unique vineyards from which emerges the famous wine Grk. Before returning you will
ave free time for walking or swimming on the beautiful sandy beaches.