• Korkyra info agency organizes numerous daily excursions to the nearby region of rich cultural heritage and historical cities of the neighboring countries of Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina, in order to complete your stay in Dubrovnik!
• All trips can be organized for larger or smaller groups! A special challenge for us is to create individual trips according to guests preference. If you would like to visit a village, town, or simply explore a specific area that is not stated in our offer, express your wishes to us and we will make sure that they make true!

• Scenic journey through cane fields, wet meadows, sand beaches, karst and caves, all in one word called - Neretva valley, take us to neighboring Bosnia & Herzegovina. Medugorje whose name is of Slavic orgin, signifies a region between two mountains is situated 25 km south-west of Mostar. Spiritual and religious place has become well known in BiH and worldwide because of 6 young people who claim to have seen vision of the Madonna. On June 24 1981, the Blessed Mother appeared and later told the visionaries that God had sent her to our world to help convert our hearts and lives back to him. In this unique phenomenom of the modern world you will have an opportunity to find your inner peace by visiting the Church, the Apparition hill and the Cross Mountain.

• This day excursion to Mostar will take you through the most fertile part of Croatia – Neretva Valley. Leaving that beautiful – untouched environment abundant of orange trees, we are entering a Croatian neighboring country Bosnia and Herzegovina, one of the last undiscovered regions of the southern Alps. The range of diverse landscape will stun and amaze you. Poèitelj – our first stop is a quaint oriental style town perched on a hillside. This unique settlement, listed as a UNESCO heritage site and recent reconstruction has returned the town to its original form.
• Driving along the coast of Neretva river we are coming to Mostar which is the centre of Herzegovina – Neretva Canton. Various cultures and religious over the centuries have left certain traces and the most important are: Mostar's core - the famous Old Bridge, the Bazzar, the Mosque and a typical Turkish house. Do not miss to taste “Cevapcici”- a popular Balkan dish of grilled minced meat, of oriental origin. Hand mixed and formed with a funnel, usually served on a plate or in a flatbread (lepinja or somun), often with chopped onions, sour cream, kajmak, ajvar...

• Discover the home town of Marco Polo, the world famous trader and explorer who gained to fame for his world wide travels. Korèula, the city in which the Polo family has been living from the 13th century to today. It is the most charming Dalmatian island whose name originates from the ancient Greeks who named it KORKYRA Melania = Black Korcula.
•Korkyra was a nymph with beautiful hair who was sent to Adriatic island by Poseidon, god of the see, and the attribute ''Black'' was added because of the thick Mediterranean forest and macchia, which cover about 60 % of the island. Explore the old white stone streets, the family house of Marco Polo, beautiful churches, the Bishop's Palace and Cathedral and its magnificent squares...do not miss Moreska – the traditional knight dance.

•This excursion will provide you in one day to see process of making a high-quality wine, tasting tradicional fishing specialty and to become a part of fishing family. Departing from Dubrovnik we will drive along the coast and we will arrive at Ston which could be called the pearl of the region with its square shaped walls, which are the second-longest walls in the world. It is also known for its wonderful oysters, mussels, and salt. We continue our trip throught the vineyards with a houndred years old tradition for making high-quality wine.
After wine tasting, fisherman's family Ancic in Trpanj, a place where a stunning sunset takes your breath away, will host us lunch.
Fresh fish and other sea delicacies will be prepared in the Old Fisherman Tavern.

• Leaving Dubrovnik, we are passing through the Konavle plain, the most fertile part of Dubrovnik area. Within forty-five minutes, we will arrive to the neighboring country Montenegro and drive along the winding road through the Bay of Kotor, situated on the Adriatic coast and sometimes called the southern fjord of Europe. Passing through the towns Herceg Novi, Peras, Risan, we will arrive to the town of Kotor, famous for its old town, criss-crossed buildings, narrow streets and squares and city walls. The Cathedral of St. Tripun, a monument of Roman culture, the church of St. Luke, the Prince's Palace and the Napoleon Theatre are well known treasures and an important part of rich Kotor’s cultural heritage. The return drive to Dubrovnik will be shortened by ferry ride from Tivat across the bay to Herceg Novi.

• Meet 2 different worlds in 1 country
The town of Cetinje, a cultural and spiritual centre of Montenegro is nestled on a small Karst plain surrounded by limestone mountains. Although there are not any rulers, dukes, Prince's bodyguards, ambassadors, or consuls, walking along the streets of Cetinje, they are still witnesses of the glorious Montenegrin history.The most famous are the Cetinje Monastery, Vlaška church, Biljarda Palace, Zetski dom the royal theatre...
Budva is known as a center of tourism and a summer stage for cultural productions. The old town of Budva lies on a little island that was linked to the land by a sandbar and in time turned into a peninsula. Inside the walls the town there are monuments of different Mediterranean cultures that marked its development: The St. Ivan's church with its pictures and icons, the church of St. Mother of God, the St. Sava church and the St. Trinity church.

FAMILY DISCOUNT ( 3+PERSONS) 10%, CHILDREN DISCOUNT 15% ( UP TO 12 YEARS ), PERSONS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS 10%