Discover Croatian culture by exploring the Diocletian's Palace. The palace was built as a retirement home for Emperor Diocletian in the 4th century AD. The palace is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to a thriving market, shops, restaurants, and around 3000 local residents.
Take a walking tour of Dubrovnik Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After that, walk the ancient City Walls for excellent views of the city and the Adriatic sea.
Krka National Park is a perfect day trip for families. The park is known for Skradinski Buk, a waterfall with a natural pool that you can swim in. The best part is the series of boardwalks that wind through the park, which makes it easy to explore the park.
Explore the Arena of Pula. This coliseum, built during the Roman Empire, is one of the best-preserved examples of Roman amphitheaters in the world. After that, head to Rovinj, a charming coastal town located on a peninsula. Stroll the colorful streets and enjoy the views of the Adriatic sea.
This park is one of the most breathtaking natural attractions in Croatia. A series of interconnected cascading lakes and waterfalls must be seen to be believed. Enjoy a full day of hiking and boating around the stunning landscapes.
If you have more time, consider adding a boat tour to Krka National Park. If you have less time, shorten the Pula Coliseum and Rovinj day trip or skip it altogether.