Zagreb to Dubrovnik in 7 days

Welcome to Zagreb! Upon arrival of your flight, our driver will be waiting for you with a sign under your name and drive you to your hotel.

The city of Zagreb is divided into three parts: the thousand-year old Gornji grad (Upper Town) which contains the Presidential Palace, the iconic St Mark’s Church, the Croatian parliament, and museums and galleries which are all set in cobbled streets lit by gas lamps; the 19th century Donji grad (Lower Town) with its shops, restaurants, cafes, theaters and parks; and the modern post-World War II area of Novi Zagreb (‘new Zagreb’) which is full of high-rise buildings.

Refresh at the hotel and then join our professional local guide on 2 hrs private guided tour of the city center and discover the history and attractions of our capital town.

Overnight in Zagreb.

Transfer and walking tour in Zagreb are available only in a private arrangement.

The following day, travel to the heart of Dalmatia region – the city of Split!

Join our one day tour which includes guided sightseeing of one of the greatest natural wonders in Europe recognized by UNESCO World Natural Heritage; the Plitvice Lakes National Park. It is truly the highlight of Croatia, not to be missed while visiting our country.

This park consists of 16 terraced lakes, formed by natural travertine dams. The water keeps breaking through the travertine barriers at different places, so the entire process of formation of the lakes and dams is alive and very dynamic.

You can explore the unspoiled nature of national park and enjoy amazing panoramic views all in one memorable day, with professional tour guide. The tour is organized including a transfer from your hotel in Zagreb to your hotel in Split, saving you your limited time.

Overnight in Split.

This tour with a transfer is available in a private arrangement during the whole year, while in a group every day from 1st May till 15th October.

Enjoy your morning relaxing at the hotel with a late breakfast and at agreed time our tour guide will come to pick you up for a true gem which awaits you. This tour offers a great way to get acquinted with Split surrounding area.

Duration of this tour can be adjusted to you, but usually it is around 6-7 hours,very easygoing and flexible. Enjoy your day in Split town and get to know the beauty of the old town and surrounding villages who are connected with the history of Split.

With your personal tour guide you will make your own itinerary and visit all most attractive places between Trogir and Split. You will be amazed with the history, architectural and natural beauty of this places.

The tour could include Split walking tour, Trogir walking tour, visiting Salona, Kaštela, Klis…everything is up to you. Our guide can also make recommendations of restaurants to taste typical dishes, olive oil or local wines.

Overnight in Split.

This tour is available only in a private arrangement. However, there are options of group walking tours of Split and Trogir in period May till September. If you are a Game of Thrones fan, join our private tour exploring the filming sites or just book yourself a relaxing half day sightseeing of Trogir.

When in Split, one of the perfect option for a relaxing getaway is a speedboat tour to middle Adriatic islands, most popular one being tour to the Blue Cave and Hvar island.

Firstly, you would visit the highlight of the area, the Blue Cave on Bisevo island. In order to appreciate its ethereal beauty, we’ll arrive exactly at the time of the day when the sunlight reflected through the sea floor bathes the entire cave in aquamarine light, while objects in the water are turned into shimmering silver. We will also visit Monk Seal Cave.

Then we slice through the Adriatic to explore Komiza, a picture-perfect, authentic fishermansvillage on the island of Vis. You will have free time to wonder around the old town, relax on the beaches with shaded area provided by the tamarix trees and taste some typical Medditeranean snacks. Our captain will also dock our boat in one of the beautiful bays of Vis island so that you enjoy swimming and snorkeling. The last destination visited on this tour is Hvar town.

The town of Hvar has a rich cultural and historical heritage among which stands the Cathedral of St. Stephan, the Franciscan monastery, Hvar town loggia, the Hektorovic Palace, the arsenal and the theater. While on Hvar, you will have your free time to explore the architectural and natural beauty of the town.

Overnight in Split.

Tour in a group arrangement available from 1st May till 30th September. A great suggestion would be bringing your luggage and leaving the group upon arrival in Hvar town to spend an overnight there and take advantage of more time to explore. The following day, you can take a catamaran to Split where our guide would be waiting for you.

Say goodbye to the treasury cove of the Roman emperor – Split and join us on day tour to Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina, finishing in Dubrovnik, the Adriatic Pearl.

This tour takes you on a journey of discovery of the unspoiled beauty of the nature in this magical region, diversity of landscapes, cultures, traditions and gastronomy. With local tour guide you will enjoy sightseeing Mostar the ancient Ottoman city, city known as “the window of the Orient”, famous Old Bridge, beautiful preserved residential structures from the Turkish period, old Bazaar and much more.

In Mostar you will have free time for lunch, our tour guide will suggest you some traditional restaurant in the old town. Tour finishes with a drop off at your hotel in Dubrovnik.

Overnight in Dubrovnik.

This tour is available only in a private arrangement. 

Each corner of this legendary city is its own unique experience. Join our professionally guided tour led by a local tour guide with years of experience whose passion for the city will be evident as you walk through these ancient streets and marvel to the rich architectural ensemble all around you.

This memorable tour through Croatia’s most famous medieval city begins at the monumental Pile Gate, located at the top of Stradun, the splendid main promenade street of the Old Town. We keep walking to the Franciscan Monastery, whose cloister is one of the most magnificent sites in the city and then to the oldest pharmacy in Europe opened in 1317.

A little further is the Sponza Palace, notable for its portico with columns and elaborate stone carvings which today houses the State Archives. Our tour ends with a visit to the Cathedral which was built on the ruins of  a 12th C church but then destroyed by the great  earthquake in 1667. Our tour guide will happily provide further recommendations for things to do here, as taking the cable car to Srd hill.

Overnight in Dubrovnik.

This tour is available only in a private arrangement.