Begin your honeymoon in Croatia with a day in the capital city, Zagreb. Take a stroll around the charming streets of the old town, visit sites such as the St. Mark's Church, and enjoy some Croatian cuisine in a cozy restaurant.
Take a day trip to Plitvice Lakes National Park, where you'll be amazed by the stunning natural beauty of lakes and waterfalls. Walk along the boardwalks and take a boat ride to explore every corner of the park.
Travel to the coastal city of Zadar, where you can enjoy stunning sea views, explore historic sites like the Roman Forum and the medieval Old Town, and experience impressive sunsets while listening to Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun.
Spend a day in Krka National Park, where you can hike through lush forests and swim in crystal clear waterfalls. Don't forget to visit Skradinski Buk, the biggest waterfall in the park and discover the rich cultural and historic heritage of this unique place.
Continue your honeymoon with a visit to Split, a vibrant city with a charming old town, iconic Diocletian's Palace, and crystal clear beaches. Enjoy a sunset with a walk on Riva, Split's seaside promenade, and sip on cocktails at one of the many beach bars.
End your honeymoon in Dubrovnik, a breathtaking coastal city known for its fortified Old Town walls, spectacular views of the Adriatic Sea, and historical landmarks such as Rector's Palace and Dubrovnik Cathedral. Take a stroll along Stradun Street and enjoy some traditional Croatian cuisine at a charming restaurant.
You can travel around Croatia by bus or rent a car. The bus is the cheapest option if you want to save some money. The average price of a one-way bus ticket between cities is around 100 HRK, and the travel time between cities is usually around 2 hours. Renting a car is more convenient, but also more expensive, with an average daily rental price of 500 HRK. Consider a private transfer as well, which can cost between 200 and 500 HRK depending on distance.
If you have more time, consider visiting Hvar, the famous island in the Adriatic Sea, or the charming town of Trogir, both located near Split. On the other hand, if you have less time, skip Zadar and head directly to Split to have more time to explore the city's attractions.
Croatia has several international airports, including Zagreb Airport (ZAG) located 17 km southeast of the city center and Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) located 20 km southeast of the city center. Split Airport (SPU) is located 25 km west of the city center and is well connected to most major European cities. Zadar Airport (ZAD) is located 8 km east of the city center and is connected with several European cities.