Unveil the Hidden Gems: Experience the Best of Croatia! Discover Stunning Landscapes and Enchanting Culture.
This astonishing tour of Croatia includes some of the most coveted destinations within the country. The journey begins in the heart of Croatia, its lively capital city, Zagreb. Upper Town Zagreb offers romantic walks with panoramic views, a colorful St. Mark’s Square, and the intriguing Lotrscak Tower. Heading to Lower Town Zagreb, you’ll find a familiar European charm, bustling with cafes and restaurants along lively streets.
Croatia has emerged as one of Europe’s most sought-after travel destinations with its stunning coastline, rich history, and vibrant culture. When planning a trip to Croatia, considering the best time to visit is crucial due to its climate and seasonal offerings, which greatly affects your experience. We will guide you through the various seasons and help you choose the ideal time to explore this mesmerizing land.
Croatia experiences a Mediterranean climate along the coast, characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. However, as you move inland, the climate becomes more continental, with colder winters and hotter summers.
Spring (March to May): Springtime brings pleasant temperatures and blooming landscapes, making it an excellent time for sightseeing and outdoor activities. Furthermore, the mild weather allows for a more comfortable exploration of the region’s historical sites and natural wonders.
Summer (June to August):Â Croatia’s peak tourist season, with scorching temperatures and crowded beaches, is perfect for beach lovers and those seeking a lively atmosphere. Additionally, the vibrant coastal towns offer a myriad of cultural festivals and events during this time.
Fall (September to November):Â Mild weather, fewer crowds, and lower prices make fall an attractive option for travelers looking to explore Croatia more comfortably. Moreover, the autumn foliage adds a breathtaking charm to the scenic countryside, creating a picturesque backdrop for memorable journeys.
Winter (December to February): Coastal regions experience mild winters, while inland areas can get chilly. Winter is an ideal time for cultural exploration and fewer tourists.
Welcome to Zagreb. Upon arrival, you will meet with your English-speaking driver and transfer to your accommodating hotel. After your overseas flight, spend the day at leisure to relax and rest.
The capital of Croatia, Zagreb charms with blending the historic and trendy into a lively European metropolis. Additionally, the city prides itself on many green parks and pedestrian areas, novelty museums, and a never-ending array of festivals and events throughout the year.
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Additionally, a guided city tour of Zagreb will reveal beautiful historical sites, romantic spots, and vibrant modern hotspots around the lively streets of this metropolis. Approaching the day, we’ll spend the evening in the nearby quaint town of Samobor. Strolling through its beautiful town center renowned for its preserved architecture.
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Making our way towards the coast, travelers will spend a relaxing half-day in the Plitvice Lakes National Park. Moreover, this UNESCO site is also the most visited Croatian National Park, with its 16 cascading lakes and stunning waterfalls luring visitors from all sides of the world.
The journey will then continue to the coastal town of Zadar, where travelers will spend the evening traversing the beautiful cobbled streets and, moreover, witnessing one of the most beautiful sunsets in the world.
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About an hour down the coastline from Zadar is the beautiful Ĺ ibenik, home to the UNESCO site St. Jacob’s Cathedral. Transitioning from Zadar, this afternoon you will visit Krka National Park, named after the Krka River. This national park includes the famous Skradinski Buk falls, which are one of Croatia’s most renowned sights.
Krka National Park: Located between Sibenik and Split, Krka National Park encompasses two-thirds of the Krka River after which it is named, including the famous Skradinski Buk waterfall. Additionally, this breathtaking park offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in nature’s beauty and explore its mesmerizing landscapes.
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Continuing the journey through coastal towns, travelers will explore the remarkably rich history of Split and its UNESCO site Diocletian Palace. Furthermore, today, optional excursions include a visit to the UNESCO-protected city of Trogir, local vineyards, a boat tour on the Cetina River, and a visit to a local producer of traditional Dalmatian hand-made delicacies, Stella Croatica.
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From Split, the tour continues to the medieval Dubrovnik, the Pearl of the Adriatic, famous for the UNESCO site Old Town. Additionally, it boasts an abundance of stunning palaces, churches, galleries, and restaurants, all embraced by the world-known city walls.
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Today is leisure to discover the hidden gems of the city. Moreover, our recommendation for today is to make your choice from two optional tours before departing on your journey:
1. Visit Montenegro, the historic coastal towns of Kotor and Perast.
2. Alternatively, explore Mostar, a Bosnian town famous for its Old Bridge UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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After breakfast, private transfer to Dubrovnik International Airport for flight back home.
Goodbye! for now…
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Price per person in double occupancy
The rate is based on 4-star accommodation
Price excluding international flights
This trip is customizable for your private travel.
Please inquire to request a quote for your custom trip!
