Private guided multi-day tour of Croatia
Unveiling Croatia’s Treasures: Zagreb to Dubrovnik – 10 Days is a tour that promises a captivating journey through the country’s cultural and natural wonders.
Your guided tour begins in Zagreb, where historic landmarks, vibrant street scenes, and cultural gems set the stage for your Croatian adventure.
The next stop takes you to the mesmerizing Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Traverse wooden walkways, witness cascading waterfalls, and immerse yourself in the pristine nature of this breathtaking park.
Continue to the coastal city of Zadar, where ancient history and modern art converge. Explore the unique Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun, capturing the essence of this captivating destination.
In Sibenik, discover a harmonious blend of history and beauty. The UNESCO-listed Cathedral of St. James and the picturesque St. Michael’s Fortress are must-visit attractions, offering a glimpse into Croatia’s rich cultural tapestry.
Your journey then leads to the imperial city of Split, where the ancient Diocletian’s Palace and the vibrant Peristyle Square await exploration. Enjoy the cultural richness of this coastal gem before setting sail to the sun-kissed island of Hvar.
Experience the island’s charm, from lavender-scented landscapes to secluded coves. Your final destination is the UNESCO-listed city of Dubrovnik, where medieval architecture, ancient city walls, and the iconic Stradun street create an enchanting atmosphere.
This 10-day guided tour promises an immersive experience, offering a blend of cultural exploration, natural wonders, and the unique charm of each destination. From the cultural hub of Zagreb to the coastal splendor of Dubrovnik, Croatia’s treasures unfold in a mesmerizing journey that will leave you with lasting memories of this enchanting destination.

Arrival to Zagreb Airport. Transfer to hotel in Zagreb. After checking in to hotel, meet your guide and head out on a guided walking tour of the historic heart of the city for 2 hours. This involves walking from Ban Jelačić, the main square, to Zagreb’s Upper Town and passing through local markets before reaching St. Mark’s Square. Alternatively, you can visit one of the many museums and art galleries, like the Homeland War Museum, the Nikola Tesla Technical Museum, or the ever-popular Museum of Broken Hearts. Or stroll through the city centre, enjoying 17th-century neo-baroque architecture found at Zagreb’s Art Pavilion and Croatian National Theater. Rest of the day is at leisure. Overnight at your hotel. (B)

Following breakfast, meet your driver at hotel lobby Check out and transfer to National Park Plitvice Lakes, located approximately 2,5h drive from Zagreb.
Visit of the Plitvice Lakes National Park, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of this natural wonder with 16 terraced lakes surrounded by thickly wooded mountains and lush vegetation. Enjoy a sightseeing 3-hour tour with your tour guide of Plitvice. Listen to the power of the rushing waterfalls in the Plitvice Lakes during your visit and enjoy the breathtaking view. You will also find out some very interesting stories about this unique gem.
Afterwards 2,5h transfer from Plitvice to Zadar. Arrival at hotel, check in. Afternoon walking tour of Zadar city with experienced local guide. Overnight at your hotel. (B)

Following breakfast, meet your driver at hotel lobby. Afterwards 1,5 hours transfer toward Split, stopping in Šibenik for 2 hours guided tour.
On this tour you will get a chance to learn about St. James Cathedral, our most popular attraction and beautiful monument from Renaissance period. Cathedral has been on UNESCO World Heritage List since 2000.

On the way to Split we will stop in most famous winery in Šibenik to have a lunch and to taste best wines. Come mid-afternoon, travel further south to Split, settling into your hotel before taking the rest of the afternoon to wander its historic center on your own. Rest of the day is at leisure. Overnight at your hotel. (B, T)

After breakfast, enjoy in Split on your own. In the afternoon we take you to 4 hours food tour feel. We will visit only the best restaurants and local producers that have been personally vetted and taste tested. Yes, we know it’s a tough job, but somebody’s got to do it!

Step back in time and stroll the charming cobblestone streets in the footsteps of the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Visit the amazing landmarks around his 1700-year-old palace, and learn about this incredible UNESCO World Heritage Site.You will try more than 15 individual tastings spread across 6 authentic food stops, ensuring nobody leaves hungry! Our small group sizes will give you access to the establishments frequented by locals, and personal attention from your guide. Rest of the day is at leisure. Overnight at your hotel. (B,T) )

Following breakfast, your driver will transfer you to a Ferry port for Island of Hvar. You need 1 hour to get there. Free time to enjoy in Hvar.
Start by wandering through the winding streets of Hvar Town, admiring the seamless blend of Venetian and Mediterranean architecture. Explore the timeless beauty of landmarks like the imposing Španjola Fortress, offering panoramic views of the island and beyond. Lose yourself in the narrow alleyways lined with chic boutiques, art galleries, and quaint cafés where you can savor the flavors of traditional Dalmatian cuisine.
In the afternoon you will meet your guide for Olive & wine tour. Hvar’s legendary history, and of course, it’s a stunning wine. Starting from the hotel, the tour continues to the Napoleon fortress at 250 m elevation with an amazing view at Hvar town and surrounding islands. The tour then proceeds following the old road, to central part of the island, through the picturesque villages and lavender fields. Our second stop is st. Roko’s chapel, a place with a wonderful view at Stari Grad Plain (UNESCO World Heritage). The tour ends with a transfer back to your hotel after the degustation. Rest of the day is at leisure. Overnight at your hotel. (B, T) Overnight at your hotel. (B)

In the morning after breakfast Get ready for a half-day sailing tour of Paklinski islands. Feel the wind in your hair, listen to the sound of waves, and breathe in the fresh scent of the sea as you cruise around Paklinski Islands. Sailing is an art and an activity that restores an often-misplaced connection with the natural environment. Not to mention, the sensation of traveling under Mother Nature’s wing toward the silhouette of a remote island at sea is absolutely exhilarating. After the tour the rest of the day is leisure Overnight at your hotel. (B)

Following breakfast, transfer with Catamaran boat for Dubrovnik (3 hours). Arrival at hotel, check in. Meet your driver at hotel and transfer to old town for a 2h walking guided tour of old town Dubrovnik – a UNESCO site. You will meet your local English-speaking guide at Dubrovnik main gate Pile.

Dubrovnik is well known as the pearl of the Adriatic a walk, famous for its 2km long impressive city walls with fortresses, which have been filming locations to an HBO worldwide highly popular serial „Game of Thrones “. Climb on your own to those walls and enjoy your view. Rest of the day is at leisure. Overnight at your hotel. (B)

Korcula Island – Birthplace of Marco Polo, The Dark Corfu, these are just some of the names of this beautiful island. Korcula is famous for its maritime history, high quality limestone quarries and ship building. Today you can enjoy its special hand made macaroni from the village of Zrnovo and white wine POSIP – island’s pride and joy.
We’ll point out on the map its Venetian defensive architecture and 15. ct. street layout and then enter the city through the 18. ct Baroque South gate. We move to the center of the Korcula citadel to see the birth-house of Marco Polo and you will hear the story about this great explorer and his connections to Korcula. On our way is also the beautiful Cathedral of San Marco – with its tall bell tower resembling a mast of the great stone ship of Korcula, when seen from far away. After the tour, guests have some free time for lunch and than we catch the boat back to the mainland. We continue through the wine country of Peljesac stopping at one of the local wineries to try the famous Peljesac red Plavac Mali wine. We pass through tunnel of Dingac to the other side of Peljesac. Here Dingac grape vines grow at 60 degree inclined hills with spectacular scenes of Islands Mljet and Lastovo and fishing villages of Trstenik and Zuljana. Number of photo stops possible on the way towards Dubrovnik (about 1:40 hours drive from Dingac hills). Overnight at your hotel. (B)

Coffee drinking is a morning ritual in Dalmatia. In Dubrovnik, the place to do it is the Stradun. This 300m-long white limestone-paved promenade, the main thoroughfare through the old town, effectively links Pile Gate and Ploče Gate. The 17th-century Baroque stone buildings that flank the Stradun host small shops and open-air cafes at street level. This is where locals meet for coffee, read the morning newspapers, and watch the world pass by.
Interestingly, the Stradun used to be a shallow sea channel – it was filled in during the 12th century, creating the city as you see it today. At the entrance to the city’s Old Town, you will see the main street Stradun (or Placa), the most interesting part of Dubrovnik. It is magnificent with all these styles of architecture like Renaissance (Sponza Palace), Gothic (Rector’s Palace which is a history museum now) and Baroque (St. Blaise Church). Overnight at your hotel. (B)
Check out from hotel and meet your guide at hotel depending on when you depart. Drive to the airport from Dubrovnik takes around 45 minutes with normal traffic.