Teleworking in southern Croatia & its islands

Domaine du Putalj:

Welcome by the winemaker Tour of the vineyard, the production area and the barrel room Tasting directly from the fermentation tanks Tasting of wines from the current vintage Tasting of olive oil produced by the winery Pairing the wine with the oil olive

Traditional cooking classes:

Do you want to discover local traditions? So put on an apron and learn how to prepare typical Dalmatian dishes in an old stone house located in the center of picturesque Trogir. Your chef, a highly regarded Croatian cookbook author, will teach you how to choose the best ingredients from local markets and prepare them in the traditional way, revealing the essence of Dalmatian culinary tradition.

After this cooking session, you will be ready to prepare a complete and authentic Dalmatian menu. Whether you love cooking or simply appreciate tableware, this activity is likely to become the best local experience and highlight of your stay in Dalmatia. Don't miss this experience!

Day by boat to discover 4 islands:

Join us for this unique excursion and enjoy the ride in a relaxed atmosphere while sailing along the Adriatic islands. During this excursion you will visit 4 Dalmatian islands, the first stop being the Golden Horn beach in Bol, on the island of Brač.

The city of Split:

Split can boast of having an excellent tourist offer and its palace, historical core, is the symbol of this. The city also includes an important promenade, the Split Embankment, better known as the Riva. A must-see place that you should see is the main fruit and vegetable market, the “Pazar”, a place where the colors, aromas and flavors of Dalmatia and the Mediterranean flourish.

Hvar town:

The island of Hvar (or Lesina in Italian) is one of the best-known islands in Croatia. Described as chic, there are many luxury residences there. With its postcard settings (the island is often cited among the 10 most beautiful islands in the world), it is particularly popular with vacationers.

Visit Solin:

Solin is a small town located inland in central Dalmatia, just 5 km from Split. Solin (or Salona) is quite famous for being the birthplace of the Roman Emperor Diocletian and also the capital of Dalmatia during the Roman era. As such an important settlement in Roman times, you might imagine that Solin is home to some impressive Roman structures – and indeed it is!

If you visit Solin, you will find the amazing remains of a Roman amphitheater. Solin is certainly a nice place to spend a day, and given its location and impressive sights, it's perfect as a day trip from Split.