Greece, Croatia and Montecarlo Cruise

Fun Facts about our Destinations:

🌟 Dubrovnik, Croatia 

• Dubbed the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” Dubrovnik’s ancient city walls are one of the most complete and well-preserved fortifications in Europe, stretching almost 2 kilometers. Walking these walls gives you unbeatable panoramic views of terracotta rooftops and the shimmering Adriatic Sea. 
• Its medieval Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, has a fascinating mix of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture. Bonus fun fact: it’s become a superstar filming location for Game of Thrones, starring as King’s Landing — which means fans can trace the steps of their favorite characters through the cobblestone streets! 
• You can even take a cable car ride up Mount Srđ for a breathtaking sunset — the entire city glowing in that golden hour light is truly magical.

🌟 Bar, Montenegro 

• Bar may surprise you with its unique blend of old and new. The Old Bar Fortress sits peacefully alongside modern marinas and vibrant cafés, giving you a glimpse of Montenegro’s fascinating history with a laid-back coastal vibe. 
• One hidden gem is the ancient olive tree millennia-old, called the “Old Olive Tree,” believed to be around 2,000 years old and a living testament to the region’s deep olive-growing heritage. Imagine sharing that ancient story over a glass of local olive oil tasting! 
• Bar is also known for its close proximity to stunning hidden beaches and scenic natural parks like Lake Skadar, a paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers.

🌟 Santorini, Greece 

• Santorini’s iconic white-washed buildings with blue domes perched on cliffs are more than just postcard-perfect – they’re a result of volcanic history that shaped the island’s dramatic caldera. The volcanic soil even helps create one-of-a-kind wines you can sip at the island’s boutique vineyards. 
• The island’s sunset in Oia is legendary, drawing millions, but there are secret spots less crowded where you can enjoy an intimate moment watching the sun dip into the Aegean. 
• Santorini is also a hotspot for ancient history buffs — the archaeological site of Akrotiri reveals a “Minoan Pompeii,” where a technologically advanced civilization was preserved under volcanic ash.

🌟 Mykonos, Greece 

• Known for its energetic nightlife, Mykonos also boasts charming hidden alleys filled with pastel doors and quaint shops away from the party scene, perfect for wandering and discovering authentic Greek island life. 
• The island’s windmills, perched on a hill overlooking the town, not only serve as an iconic image but also remind you of Mykonos’ age-old history in grain milling. 
• For something a little different, Mykonos has some wonderful secluded beaches and the nearby island of Delos, an important archaeological site believed to be the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis – a must-see if your clients love mythology and history.