Croatia Tours

Dubrovnik — known as the "pearl of the Adriatic" and one of the world's most beautiful and visited medieval cities — is the crown jewel of any Croatia tour. Walking tours of Croatia's ancient city walls of Dubrovnik are highly recommended activities — the magnificent medieval city walls encircle Dubrovnik's extraordinary old town in a 2-kilometre circuit of towers and ramparts with breathtaking views over the Adriatic Sea. Dubrovnik is recognized for its historic old town and significant cultural heritage — specialized tours such as Game of Thrones tours are popular in Dubrovnik, where the city's extraordinary medieval architecture served as the backdrop for King's Landing. Split — Croatia's second city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site — features Diocletian's Palace, one of the world's most extraordinary ancient Roman monuments, where an entire medieval city grew up within the walls of the 4th-century emperor's retirement palace. A day trip to the ancient Salona ruins near Split and Klis Fortress — the dramatic medieval castle perched above Split with extraordinary views of the Dalmatian coast — reveals the extraordinary ancient history that makes Croatia one of Europe's most rewarding destinations. Zagreb — Croatia's capital city — features 18th and 19th-century Austro-Hungarian architecture, the magnificent Cathedral of Zagreb, charming cobbled streets, excellent museums, and a vibrant cafe culture that makes it one of central Europe's most delightful capital city destinations.

Plitvice Lakes National Park is Croatia's largest national park and one of Europe's most spectacular natural wonders — with over ninety waterfalls cascading between sixteen emerald and turquoise lakes connected by wooden walkways and hiking trails through the ancient forest. Walking tours cover Plitvice Lakes and Paklenica National Park — comfortable walking shoes are essential for exploring the park's extraordinary boardwalk trails through the waterfalls and pristine lakes. Krka National Park is famous for its Skradinski Buk waterfall — a magnificent series of travertine waterfalls and natural swimming pools that is one of Croatia's most beloved and photographed natural destinations. Croatia offers day trips that combine visits to national parks and historical sites — most Croatia group tours combine Plitvice Lakes, Krka National Park, and the Dalmatian coast's historic cities in one comprehensive Croatia trip. Adventure tours feature activities like kayaking and hiking — family tours include activities like swimming and cliff jumping at Croatia's extraordinary pristine beaches and azure sea.

Croatia's Dalmatian coast includes 79 scenic islands — island hopping is a common way to explore Croatia's extraordinary coastal landscape, and sailing tours are popular experiences for discovering the Adriatic coast's most beautiful and secluded destinations. Hvar Island — Croatia's most glamorous and visited island — is famous for its sun-drenched beaches, lavender fields, excellent local wines, and vibrant nightlife. Wine tastings are common activities on Hvar — visitors can sample local Plavac Mali wines on the Peljesac Peninsula, one of Croatia's greatest wine regions, where September and October are great for wine tasting during the grape harvest season. Korcula Island is one of Croatia's most charming and beautifully preserved medieval villages — the extraordinary walled old town of Korcula, traditionally claimed as the birthplace of Marco Polo, is one of the Adriatic's most captivating island destinations. The stunning beaches of the Makarska Riviera, the Dragon's Eye natural swimming pool, the Elaphiti Islands, and the Ston city walls are all extraordinary hidden gems that reward travelers who venture off the beaten path on any Croatia tour.