Coast, Walls & Bay
Split, Dubrovnik & the Bay of Kotor
One clean line down the Adriatic, north to south, with no backtracking. You begin in Split, inside a living Roman palace on the Dalmatian coast. Then a scenic drive down to Dubrovnik, the walled city above the sea. And finally across one border into Montenegro and the Bay of Kotor, Europe's southernmost fjord. Ten nights, every private transfer handled, the border crossing taken care of. Gay-owned, and welcoming to all.
Split
Where the journey begins, inside the white-stone walls of Diocletian's Palace. The palm-lined Riva on the water, the marble lanes of the old town, and an easy day out to Trogir or the Krka falls before the road south.
Dubrovnik
The heart of the trip. The medieval walls and the marble Stradun, the cable car up Mount Srd at sunset, the Elaphiti islands by boat, and a day in the Peljesac or Konavle wine country.
Bay of Kotor
Across the border into Montenegro and the drama of the bay: walled Kotor and red-roofed Perast, the church on its island at Our Lady of the Rocks, the climb to Lovcen, and the long views down the coast. The finish, before the flight home from Tivat.
Aman Sveti Stefan
End on the legendary private island, reopened in 2026 after five years. A stone cottage on the isle, forty-five minutes from Tivat for the flight home.
