Pula is phantastic city with a great history background lasting more the 2000 years. Always an important naval port, always a mixture if various inhabitants originating from various countries who consider themselves for Istrians - peaceful people loving their Istria

Plitvice Lakes was an amazing place to visit, very busy however. I felt what we paid for our tickets was too much. It appeared there were cheaper tickets available when we arrived however the tickets are required to be pre-purchased.

Easy to book but a bit confusing about having to exchange my booking for a ticket . This was actually easier than I thought. You just show the booking at the ticket office at the park. I had the impression I had to exchange it at a tour office before . Lovely quieter time of year to visit in October.

We had one more day in Debrovnik and we decided to book a day trip to Kotor in Montenegro. Cost US$ 123.00 for two. As with our trip to Mostar, they picked up on time at our sister hotel (Valamar President), a short walk from our hotel. Again, in the city we are met and we again had to submit out passports. Make sure you take your passport, as Montenegro is not in the EU. After about 45 minute drive, we arrived at the border. It took a while for the whole process and once we were able to proceed we stopped at a rest stop for a few minutes to get a coffee and/or go to restrooms. We then proceeds and drove along the Bay of Kotor. Very picturesque. But a long and curvy road. We then made a stop at the village of Perast. Some people took to opportunity to take a boat ride and visit the Church of our Lady (extra cost). We decided to stroll along the village and have a coffee. A very nice village. Worth the stop. We then continued our drive to Kotor where we stayed for about 2 hours. The place was very busy. (There were 3 or 4 cruise ship anchored in the harbor). You had the opportunity to climb the famous wall. Similar to the wall in Dubrovnik. But this wall actually goes up very steep up the hill. We decided, we had have seen and walked the wall in Dubrovnik. And the time was very tight. We decided to stroll inside the old old and have a lunch at one of the many restaurants. We had black risotto and a pasta dish which came to Euro 40.00 or US$ 44.00 incl. drinks for the two of us. Then it was time to meet at the bus and it took as while to get out of the city as there is so much traffic and lots of buses. But on the return we took a shorter route and we passed the city of Tivat and took the ferry at Lepetane to get back to oridinal road at Kamenri. As we reached the border again, there were several buses in front of us which resulted in a long wait (about one hour) to cross the border. But this time we did not have to get of the bus. Just waiting in the bus. We made it back to Dubrovnik around 6-6.30pm and they dropped us of again at the hotel. If you have time, it is a worth wile trip. The ride is very picturesque (almost like Lake Como) and the old city of Kotor is historic and a must see.

A trip was organized by a train and boat drive and we really loved all that natural sights through different transport vehicles. We didn't regret any cent spent on that ticket! We deeply felt connected with wild nature without any urban rush! Our whole day was organized via different transports or walking and followed by pleasant services from local restaurants and service workers.

Wonderful day to Montenegro with Super Tours, our guide Nikolas was fantastic and very kind. Perast was stunning and Kotor was lovely too. The only negative was the crossing back into Croatia which took over 2 hours.

fabulous views all around a really interesting & enjoyable experience well worth the effort, a must for anyone visiting Dubrovnik

We spent 90 euros on a three day pass for two of us. No one told us that you can only use it once for each activity. We walked half the city walls which was wonderful and came down for lunch. We returned after lunch to find we could not re-enter on the passes! The passes also do not cover all of the museums which charge an additional fee to enter so be careful.

The stops on the tour were well chosen and the guide was knowledgeable and friendly. It was a full day and demanding physically but worth the effort.

We paid $160 for an activity that would have cost much less if just bought a day pass on that day. I had thought it was a guided tour or something that offered more than a day pass. Please don’t waste your money on this. Just get a day pass when you get to the old town.

Absolute rip off. Do not go if you expect value for money. Miniscule amounts of wine at the first couple of stops. Almost angry enough to put in a formal complaint.

This place is gorgeous, but I wish I would have read up more on it before going. So first off- we had a rental car while in Croatia, so you can buy your own tickets and do not need to go through a tour service. I believe the tour services that only included a ride were $100+ and you still had to buy entry tickets. I believe I paid about $100 total with exchange rate for two entry tickets, give or take a little $. The parking isn’t free, but it’s not overly expensive. I still saved money driving myself and were fast walkers- so with the heat, waiting around for a group would have been less than ideal. There are multiple choices on hikes/walks you can do. We did the shorter 2-3 hour walk where you hit the hot spots. Honestly- the place is so gorgeous that I wish we would have planned two days in the area…. The photos do this place no justice. Wear sunblock and take water!

It was a wonderful experience. Beautiful, a lot of walking involved, we had 15k steps afterward. Gorgeous day, hot, but much better in the sun. Entrance 1 is where we entered at 830am, we’re glad we didn’t go later in the day. Took route C was there about 5 hrs., road the boat.

We had a really nice day with the tour. Our tour guide Barbara and Daniel looked after us very well. Daniel was. A great driver being local he was able to avoid the summer traffic jams and our pick ups were on time at each point 👍 Barbara was a great guide giving information along the way not too much on the bus but just enough , then at the three stops we learnt enough information to get a quick gasp of the history of each town. Guides are invaluable…we come a long way so it’s nice to learn a little history and about the region . Thankyou for a great day out. The meal /lunch at the small family restaurant was delicious and we were so happy to enjoy local cuisine…Thankyou to the Familja Ferlin …delicious! Hvala to all for a memorable day.

Wonderful day trip. Tin the guide was pleasant, knowledgeable and friendly. He gauged the level of informative commentary and stories with quiet time when traveling on the bus well. The duration of the day was very good and well planned to showcase key historical events and grasp a sense of modern Istria. The driver on the day was exceptional, ensuring a safe, comfortable and pleasurable trip. 👍