Welcome to Zagreb, Croatia's capital city. Spend the day exploring the historic streets and landmarks of the Upper and Lower Town districts.
Experience the breathtaking natural beauty of Plitvice Lakes National Park, home to sixteen shimmering cascading lakes, and numerous waterfalls. Take a walking trail through the park to see the stunning views of the lakes and waterfalls.
Discover the atmospheric, ancient city of Split. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Split boasts the impressive Diocletian's Palace, an impressive monument to Roman architecture that dates back to the 4th century AD. Stroll along the seaside promenade known as Riva or lounge on Bačvice Beach.
Get your adrenaline pumping with an adventurous day of river rafting on the stunning Cetina river. Enjoy the stunning views of the river and canyon landscape while floating along the rapids.
Explore the charming, historic city of Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Walk along the ancient city walls and narrow streets, discover the filming locations of King's Landing from the Game of Thrones series or take a cable cart ride up Mount Srđ for stunning views of the city and coast.
Take a short boat ride to Lokrum island, a nature reserve boasting historical landmarks and stunning views. See the crystal blue waters of the Dead Sea, lovely botanic gardens and discover the island's peacocks, rabbits and other animals on this day trip.
Experience the sunniest island on the Adriatic Sea, Hvar Island. Hvar is a serene location with plenty of beaches, crystal clear waters and dynamic nightlife. Don't miss the Old town's medieval walls or the town square, Trg Svetog Stjepana, for a cultural taste of this beautiful city.
Soar through the beautiful Croatian countryside with a zip line experience in Omis, overlooking the lovely Cetina river that opens into the serene Adriatic Sea. The beautiful views and adrenaline rush make this activity perfect for thrill-seekers.
Our last stop on this incredible adventure is the beautiful city of Zadar, featuring Roman ruins and Venetian-era architecture. Visit the mesmerizing Sea Organ which chimes waves into music and the iconic Sun Salutation which puts on a stunning light show at sunset.
Transportation within Croatia can be via car rentals, buses, trains or ferries. Booking ahead is recommended for all modes of transportation. The cost of renting a car is approximately 300 HRK (~$45 USD) per day, and buses are an affordable option for those on a budget. The time and distance figures mentioned in the itinerary are estimated for driving a car.
For those with more time to spare, additional destinations worth exploring include Trogir, Krka National Park, and the island of Vis. Adventurous travelers may want to try sea kayaking or paragliding while exploring Croatia.
Croatia has four international airports - Dubrovnik (DBV), Split (SPU), Zadar (ZAD) and Zagreb (ZAG). The largest is Zagreb airport, which is located approximately 10 km southwest of the city center. Other airports are situated close to the city center, making transportation convenient and accessible.