Croatia Honeymoon

In Croatia’s capital, you will surely notice the presence of many traditional, old school restaurants with well-known country and regional specialties and delicacies. However, the food scene in Zagreb has significantly evolved in the last decade so all kinds of different innovative restaurants and bistros can be found almost on every corner.

Must-Eat-At Restaurants in Zagreb Oft-overlooked by coast-bound travelers, Zagreb is home to the most diverse selection of Croatian cuisine in the country.

Cavtat is about as low-key as it gets on the Dalmatian coast while still retaining an air of exclusivity. The town dates back to the ancient Greeks and Romans. There are billionaire's yachts moored in the marina, decent restaurants lining the seafront, a church, a rector's palace, and that's about it. A popular last night stop if you're worried about making it to Dubrovnik's airport in time (it's just 10 minutes away, practically at the end of the runway).
If you're looking for a base from which to visit Dubrovnik (without actually staying there), explore the surrounding Konavle countryside (with its traditional family farms), or to nip into neighboring Montenegro, Cavtat is just right.

One of our local representatives for is Josipa. Josipa comes to us with a strong background in the tourism business in Dubrovnik. With us, she returned to one of her favorite roles, direct contact with guests, after several years in sales roles with one of Dubrovnik's larger high-end hotels. Although Josipa was not born in Dubrovnik, she finished her studies and started her family life here and she feels Dubrovnik to be her hometown. She knows the best places in the city and the surrounding countryside, which she loves visiting with her family. If you're starting your trip in Dubrovnik, Josipa will greet you upon arrival and will be your local contact, via the cellphone we provide, throughout your trip.