About this trip
Seven days from Rome to Dubrovnik, moving overland and by boat down the Adriatic coast, staying in hostels along the way with a small group.
You start in Rome with a look at the city's street art scene before heading south, crossing the sea to the Croatian island of Korčula, then on to the walled towns of Ston and Dubrovnik.
It's a straightforward, easy-paced route through some of the most photographed coastline in Europe, built around walking, boat travel and old-town wandering rather than long days on a bus.
What you'll do
- Street art tour through Rome's old neighbourhoods
- Boat crossing over the Adriatic Sea to Korčula
- Walk the historic wall at Ston
- Explore the walled city of Dubrovnik
- Hostel-based with shared rooms throughout
- Easy pace, suited to first-time small-group travellers
- Fully guided, so logistics between stops are handled for you
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Departing in Jul is cheapest — from £615, about 14% below the priciest month (Aug).
Getting there
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Where to stay
A night before your tour in Rome · 27 Jul – 28 Jul
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