Zagreb: anything but ordinary.

On your first leg of the journey, a chauffeur will take the wheel, driving you from Zagreb Airport to the renowned “Esplanade Zagreb Hotel”, a historic building in Art Deco style. Zagreb is vibrant, creative and full of energy. A leisurely stroll through the city will immediately immerse you in its distinctive charm. Even the museums are far from ordinary, such as the “Technical Museum Nikola Tesla” and the “Museum of Broken Relationships”.

After a professional drivers' briefing to gear you up for the challenges ahead, you can spend your evening in peaceful conversation with fellow Porsche enthusiasts at the hotel’s elegant restaurant.

Zagreb, Lovran, Rovinj: pearls of the Adriatic.

“Idemo”, as they say in Croatian – here we go! An impressive selection of the latest Porsche models is set to outshine the sights of Karlovac. Winding mountain roads lead you to the Adriatic coast, specifically to the traditional spa town of Lovran.

A true gem of Croatian architecture is the charming port town of Rovinj in the Istria region. All roads lead to Saint Euphemia, Rovinj’s iconic landmark. As you wander through the winding streets, you cannot miss the three-nave church on the hill. And the “Grand Park Hotel Rovinj” offers a stunning view of this Adriatic pearl.

Rovinj, Livade, Rovinj: real truffles.

At its core, a curve is just meant to change the direction of travel. Unless, of course, you are driving a Porsche. On the winding mountain roads of the Istrian peninsula – some of which even have the status of a rally track – curves become a guarantee for pure driving pleasure. In Livade, an exclusive truffle menu at a unique local restaurant will delight your taste buds. By the way, Livade earned its reputation as the world’s truffle capital thanks to a dog named Diana, who, in 1999, tracked down a 1.3-kilogram truffle – the largest in the world at the time.

Winding past vineyards and olive groves, you will take small serpentine roads back towards Rovinj. At the “Grand Park Hotel Rovinj”*, you can then explore the secrets of medicinal herbs at one of the “Top Spas of the World”.

*Participants of the experience from 6–12 October 2026 will instead stay at the hotel “Monte Mulini” due to local availability.

Rovinj, Zadar: even Hitchcock raved about it.

A classic European coastal road runs along the west coast of Croatia. The turquoise-coloured sea on the right, the steep rocky cliffs of the hinterland on the left and the winding asphalt under your sports seat – that is the Croatian way to dream. With a little imagination, the sea off the coast of Zadar sounds like a composition by Johann Sebastian Bach. The reason: the pipes of the Sea Organ, built in 2005, look like ordinary steps leading down to the water – but hidden inside is an ingenious system of cavities that are filled with air and water by the force of the waves. This is how the wind becomes a composer.

Culinary delights await you in the “Dida” restaurant before your day tour comes to an end in the stylish “Hyatt Regency Zadar”. And perhaps you will even experience one of the most beautiful sunsets in the world – so impressive that even film legend Alfred Hitchcock raved about it during a holiday in Croatia.

Zadar, Krka National Park, Split: in the heart of the waterfalls.

A breathtaking natural spectacle awaits you in the Krka National Park: mighty waterfalls plunge dramatically into the depths, while the Krka river winds its way through gorges, along gentle green hills, ancient fortress ruins and a secluded monastic island. A guided tour through this unique landscape, combined with lunch in the very heart of the waterfalls, guarantees a day full of wonder.

In the centre of Split, Croatia’s second-largest city, you will reach today’s destination: the elegant “Hotel Ambasador”. Although situated on a peninsula, Split is framed by the Mosor mountains to the east and the Kozjak range to the north. The city’s main attraction is the Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. At dinner, the impressions of the day will compete with the fresh charm of the local cuisine for your favour.

Split, Mali Ston, Dubrovnik: culinary and driving highlights.

Just off the Dalmatian Adriatic coast lies the Pelješac peninsula – a stunning landscape shaped by the elongated ridges of the Dinaric Alps, interspersed with fertile valleys and coastal plains. A highlight of your journey is the historic fishing village of Mali Ston. The bay’s pristine waters offer ideal conditions for traditional oyster farming, making it no surprise that some of Croatia’s most renowned culinary destinations are found here – including restaurants with their boat anchored, offering a unique setting for an elegant oyster tasting and a freshly caught lunch.

Well-nourished, your senses turn once more to the mainland’s most captivating routes – until the iconic silhouette of Dubrovnik appears on the horizon. Perched atop a cliff, the “Villa Dubrovnik” stands as one of the country’s most exclusive hotels, offering a breathtaking view over the Adriatic. The saying “a feast for the eyes” will take on a whole new meaning at your Farewell Dinner in the hotel restaurant.

Dubrovnik: cultural highlights.

If time allows before your departure, you should take the opportunity to discover the sights of Dubrovnik. Start with the city’s striking fortifications, including the massive defensive wall that extends into the sea and the nearly 2-kilometre-long city wall. Together with the Old Town, this extraordinary architectural ensemble has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. Other defining landmarks include the main promenade Stradun, where festivals and processions take place, the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and the Franciscan Pharmacy from 1317 – one of the oldest in Europe.

It will not be any easier to say goodbye – but the anticipation of your next Porsche Travel Experience will be all the greater. And if you would like to take home a culinary souvenir, opt for the region’s natural specialities: olive oil, wine, honey – and of course, truffles.