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From cobbled capitals to cascading lakes, Adriatic shores to ancient city walls — this is Croatia in its richest hues. Begin in vibrant Zagreb, where café culture thrives under terracotta rooftops and curious museums add charm to every corner. Wander through lively squares, sip espresso in tucked-away alleys, and feel the city’s youthful energy pulse through its historic heart.
Journey south through the emerald forests and crystal-clear waters of Plitvice Lakes, then continue to Split — where Roman emperors once strolled and the sea breeze still rustles through palace walls. Cruise across turquoise waves to the Blue Cave, dive into island rhythms on Hvar, and trace the quiet power of nature in Krka’s misty waterfalls.
End in Dubrovnik, the Pearl of the Adriatic — where every marble lane, fortress wall, and cliffside view whispers stories of seafarers, nobles, and distant empires. With time for coastal road trips, island escapes, and sunset vistas from Mt. Srđ, this itinerary doesn’t rush the journey — it deepens it.
This is Croatia not just seen, but truly felt.
Arrive in Zagreb and settle into Croatia’s vibrant capital. Take a guided stroll through the cobbled streets of the Upper Town, admire Ban Jelačić Square, and unwind with a relaxed dinner on Tkalčićeva Street — the city’s buzzing pedestrian hub.
Overnight in Zagreb
Explore the offbeat Museum of Broken Relationships and the majestic Zagreb Cathedral. Wander through Dolac Market for local flavors, and unwind at Maksimir Park or visit the historic Mirogoj Cemetery. End the evening in a cozy city café or rooftop bar.
Overnight in Zagreb
Depart Zagreb for the coast, with a scenic half-day stop at Plitvice Lakes National Park. Walk along wooden trails, past cascading waterfalls and shimmering turquoise lakes — one of Croatia’s natural jewels. Continue to Split and settle in by evening.
Overnight in Split
Dive into Split’s history at Diocletian’s Palace — a living Roman monument. Wander through Peristyle Square, St. Domnius Cathedral, and take in the buzzing promenade or sip coffee at a seaside café.
Overnight in Split
Take a full-day trip to Krka National Park. Stroll along wooden pathways past tiered waterfalls, swim in the Skradinski Buk basin, and explore the charming riverside town of Skradin. Optional wine tasting nearby.
Overnight in Split
Embark on a Blue Cave & Hvar speedboat tour. Visit the otherworldly Blue Cave on Biševo Island, swim in the crystal Blue Lagoon, stroll through Hvar’s old town, and enjoy coastal views before returning to Split by sunset.
Overnight in Split
Drive south to Dubrovnik via scenic coastal roads or a short ferry (approx. 3.5 hours). On arrival, begin exploring the iconic marble lanes of Dubrovnik’s Old Town and walk atop the mighty city walls for views of the Adriatic.
Overnight in Dubrovnik
Visit Fort Lovrijenac and Rector’s Palace, then take a Game of Thrones walking tour through filming locations in Dubrovnik. Ride the cable car up Mt. Srđ for sweeping views of the coast and nearby islands.
Overnight in Dubrovnik
Enjoy a flexible final day. Take an optional day trip to the Elafiti Islands, hop over to Lokrum Island, or head across the border to Montenegro’s Kotor Bay. Prefer to unwind? Opt for a beach day or a relaxing spa experience.
Overnight in Dubrovnik
Private transfer to Dubrovnik Airport for your onward flight or journey home.
Croatia is beautiful year-round, but the best time to visit is from May to October for warm weather, open attractions, and vibrant coastal life. July and August are popular but can be crowded.
Flights are not included. We will assist you in booking flights separately based on your preferred departure city and travel dates.
Yes, all tours can be arranged as private experiences or small group tours, depending on your preferences.
Yes, vegetarian options are widely available. We recommend good veg restaurants near to your hotel.
You’ll stay at carefully selected premium hotels or boutique stays, offering comfort, character, and great locations.
Absolutely. We can tailor the pace and activities to suit all age groups, including families and senior travellers.
Moderate walking is involved, especially in old towns and national parks. Comfortable footwear is recommended.
Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. A 5–10% tip in restaurants and small change for guides or drivers is a kind gesture
