2 hours of free time at Victor Harbour and a wine tasting session was included. En-route, several stopovers for photo taking at a couple of towns and scenery lookout.

The boat tour itself was approximately two hours which cruise along a small portion of the Murray River and back. The tour also includes a stopover to visit the small town of mannum and the toy factory to see the world's biggest rocking horse.

The tour leader Terry was very knowledgeable and provided a lots of explanation en-route, explaining the history around the region. 2 wine-tasting sessions at different wineries were included in the tour and there was plenty of time to explore Hahndorf.

It was a long day as i choose to cruise instead of fly but you would get to see a lot on the island, sea lions, koalas, seals, remarkable rocks and admiral arch. Definitely worth the effort and time.

I am glad to have joined this tour during my visit to Dubrovnik as i will probably not go to Bosnia Hercegovina on my own. The tour brings you to both Mostar and Pocitelj with a stopover at Neum (both ways), the town in the 13 km stretch of adriatic coast that Bosnia has. Pocitelj is a very small turkish village which is totally difficult from what you see in Croatia and it is more like a souvenir stopover. In Mostar, there is a 1 hour guided tour of the old town and a turkish home before having 2 hours of free time. Overall, it is a good tour which i recommend for those who will like to have a different sight of the Balkans. The free time in Mostar can be a bit longer since we do arrive back in Dubrovnik in the early evening.

This is a full day tour that visits 2 different towns, Kotor and Budva in Montenegro. Unfortunately, we spent 90 minutes picking up all the participants of the tour and another hour senting everybody back. [I was the first to board and last to depart since i am staying in Gruz port.] Both Kotor and Budva are nice small towns to visit but the stopover time is too short, especially for Kotor. The view of the Kotor Bay/fjord (only fjord in europe besides those in Norway) is definitely worth the time but the lunch in the restaturant was a real letdown. (only ham and cheese sandwich with a drink available for sale.) I do recommend this tour for the view of the Kotor Bay/fjord.