Independent operator Sunvil has added Croatia to its autumn 2022 collection, offering a range of tours, hotels, fly-drives, city breaks and island-hopping experiences.
Customers can visit Croatia’s 1,200 islands including Rab and Kolocep, along with mainland Orebic, Korcula, Konavle Valley, Biograd na Moru, Tucepi and Baska Voda.
The operator will offer trips to the country’s eight national parks, which it said are “perfect for adventurous travellers”.
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Accommodation at a range of hotels is available, including locally-owned, small properties to three, four and five-star hotels.
The lead-in price for seven-night stay at family-owned, three-star Hotel Aquarius in Lapad Bay, Dubrovnik on a B&B basis is £810 based on two people sharing, including flights and transfers.
The hotel features an outdoor pool, terrace and restaurant, and is a 15-minute drive to Dubrovnik Old Town.
A seven-night stay at four-star Hotel Villa Pattiera in Cavtat, on the Dubrovnik riviera on a B&B basis costs from £655 based on two sharing, including flights and transfers.
The property is close to Cavtat’s shops, bars and seaside restaurants and is a 10-minute walk to the beach.
Or a seven-night stay at four-star Hotel Indijan in the village of Orebic on the Peljesac mainland peninsula on a B&B basis costs from £793 based on two sharing, including flights and transfers.
The hotel, which was originally a shipyard, is owned by the Violic family who own vineyards and can organise tasting visits.
Sunvil chairman Noel Josephides said: “Croatia is full of life just waiting to be discovered by those who have not yet visited this alluring gem.
“You’ll be very pleasantly surprised to discover just how much Croatia offers for holidays with a difference across its many national parks, its delightfully different towns and cities, its glorious islands and of course its wonderful, award-winning food, olive oil and wine.”