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- The best Croatia and Slovenia tour packages
- What people love about Croatia And Slovenia Tours
- Travel Croatia and Slovenia your way
- Discover Croatia and Slovenia tours for every budget
- Croatia and Slovenia tours for every type of group
- Top Croatia and Slovenia travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Croatia and Slovenia
- Contact our Croatia and Slovenia travel experts
- What our customers ask about Croatia and Slovenia Tours & Trips
The best Croatia and Slovenia tour packages
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Balkan Extended - Budapest to Dubrovnik
9 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The history of the Yugoslavian countries was extremely knowledgeable.”
Glenda, traveled in July
Croatia and Slovenia's finest destinations await on this comprehensive tour. The Triple Bridge of Ljubljana, Lake Bled's island church, and Postojna Cave showcase the region's diversity. The charming Istrian towns of Rovinj and Motovun complement the natural beauty of Plitvice Lakes National Park. Guests stay at Best Western Premier Slon Ljubljana and Valamar Diamant Porec.
Duration 15 days Destinations Hungary, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia Age Range Ages 12+ Operator Balkan and more From
- NZ$8,532
A 13-day odyssey through Croatia and Slovenia unfolds with Plitvice Lakes' 16 cascading waterfalls, luxurious stays at the seaside Valamar Diamant in Poreč, and the limestone wonders of Postojna Cave. Local culture comes alive through truffle hunting in Istria and wine tasting in Goriška Hills.
Duration 13 days Destinations Hungary, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia Age Range Ages 12+ Operator Balkan and more From
- NZ$7,687
Eastern Capitals & the Dalmatian Riviera (Classic)
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“This tour was a trip of a life time all due to the skills of this wonderful women.”
Mary, traveled in September
Duration 14 days Destinations Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Insight Vacations From
- NZ$7,787
Duration 14 days Destinations Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Insight Vacations From
- NZ$10,067
The route links Croatia and Slovenia's finest destinations, from Plitvice Lakes to Lake Bled's iconic island church. Highlights include Istrian gems like Rovinj and Pula's Roman amphitheater, truffle hunting, and Ljubljana's baroque Town Hall. Oyster tasting in Lim Bay and Postojna Cave tours complete the experience.
Duration 13 days Destinations Hungary, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator On The Go Tours From $12,105
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What people love about Croatia And Slovenia Tours
- Private - Balkan Extended from Budapest to Split
We were very surprised to find we were the only 2 on the tour. Our guide Marko was wonderful, very helpful, very kind, very knowledgeable about the region, history and culture. This was definitely the best tour we have experienced. Thank you, everyone involved.
Tao out tour guide & driver was excellent, very helpful and friendly; and extremely knowledgeable i the history of the Yugoslavian countries
Balkan Extended - Budapest to Dubrovnik
Had a great time in Venice, Slovenia, and Croatia. My guides were excellent!
Adriatic Pearls
Travel Croatia and Slovenia your way
Take in the picturesque landscapes and remarkable sights on a guided Coach / Bus adventure of Croatia And Slovenia. There are 10 vacation packages to choose from, that range in length from 8 days up to 15 days. The most popular month for these tours is May.
Our sailing trips let you experience Croatia's coast in a really personal way. Most people start from either Venice or Dubrovnik, and the luxury yachts take you to places like Mali Lošinj - it's one of those perfect little spots where old Adriatic houses circle the natural harbor. A lot of our guests love stopping in Korčula; you can wander through the old streets and find local winemakers in the villages of Cara and Smokvica. The nice thing about these trips is how central the moorings are - you'll step right into Piran's maze of red-roofed buildings and Gothic Venetian architecture, then sail up to Rovinj where artists have set up galleries in the colorful old houses along the narrow streets.
See all Sailing toursOur routes through Croatia and Slovenia mix coastal highlights with less-visited inland spots. You'll get proper time in Venice to explore the canals before heading to Postojna Cave - the electric train ride through massive limestone chambers is a favorite with our guests. At Lake Bled, local boatmen row traditional wooden pletnas to the tiny island where St. Mary's Church sits quietly above the water. The journey continues through medieval Motovun where you can join experienced truffle hunters and their dogs searching the old forests. Most tours finish in Dubrovnik, but not before exploring Plitvice Lakes where wooden boardwalks lead you between crystal-clear pools connected by waterfalls.
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Browse the best budget and luxury tours in Croatia and Slovenia that will take you through unmissable places like Split and Ljubljana.
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Croatia and Slovenia tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
108 tours in Croatia and SloveniaOur group tours excel at combining must-see destinations with hidden gems. Common routes link Zagreb, Ljubljana, Split and also Dubrovnik, with carefully planned stops at Plitvice Lakes and coastal towns. Several itineraries include Lake Bled, where you'll take a traditional pletna boat to visit the island church. Our travelers often mention how much they appreciate having local guides in each city - they share fascinating historical insights while showing you around places like Diocletian's Palace in Split or Zagreb's Upper Town. Free afternoons let you explore on your own or join optional excursions.
Small Group
17 tours in Croatia and SloveniaThe cultural depth of small-group tours through Croatia and Slovenia shines through flexible, well-crafted itineraries. Our routes weave together historic cities and natural wonders, where you'll glide through Postojna Cave's limestone passages by electric train and cross Lake Bled's waters in traditional pletna boats to reach its island church. A particularly engaging tour connects Budapest's vibrant Jewish quarter with Split's marble-lined streets, while carving out time to explore both Plitvice and Krka national parks. TourRadar travelers consistently highlight guides David, Franco and Meike for combining deep local knowledge with practical, thoughtful planning. Intrepid's accommodations may be simple, but their guides excel at weaving cultural discovery with social connections. Food-focused tours add hands-on elements throughout the journey - from baking Bled's signature kremšnita cake to joining local hunters and their dogs searching for truffles in Motovun Forest. In Istria's wine country, you'll sample Rebula whites at family vineyards before exploring artistic coastal towns like Rovinj, where old houses have evolved into charming and creative galleries.
Private / Personalized
23 tours in Croatia and SloveniaPrivate tours offer flexibility to explore at your own pace, with dedicated guides throughout. One popular route starts in Budapest, crosses through Serbia's wine regions and continues to Croatia's coast. You'll stop at the Zvonko Bogdan Winery to sample wines from the Pannonian Plain, visit Serbia's oldest tavern for traditional rakija tastings and explore Belgrade's contrast of old and new. In Croatia, you can adjust the pace as you explore Plitvice Lakes, spend extra time photographing Trogir's medieval streets or take a catamaran to explore Hvar's Venetian architecture and hidden beaches.
Top Croatia and Slovenia travel itineraries to fit your plans
Week-long tours through Croatia and Slovenia hit all the right spots. We start in Zagreb where you'll explore the Upper Town churches before heading to Ljubljana - the open-air market and Triple Bridge are real highlights here. Lake Bled comes next, and taking those traditional pletna boats out to the island church is something our travelers talk about long after they're home. The route then takes you underground through Postojna Cave before emerging to discover Split's Roman sites and finally Dubrovnik's medieval walls. For something different, we've got a driving tour from Munich that puts you behind the wheel of a Porsche through the Alps. You'll tackle 36 hairpin turns on the Grossglockner High Alpine Road and then cruise down Croatia's most scenic 60km coastal route to the Adriatic.
Our 10-day trips really let you settle into each place properly. One route kicks off in Venice with a morning on the water to St. Mark's Square and Rialto Bridge before heading to Slovenia's lovely coast. In Piran, you'll get lost in the Venetian streets around Tartini Square before moving on to Croatian Istria. The wine tasting at family vineyards is excellent, and our customers love joining local experts and their dogs hunting for truffles in the forests near Motovun. After that, you'll explore Plitvice Lakes on wooden walkways and end up in Dubrovnik where you can really get to know the old town. There's also a popular reverse route from Dubrovnik to Venice that includes extra time for swimming at Lokrum island and a nice hike out to Sunj Beach on Lopud.
Two weeks gives you time to really experience the Balkans properly. Starting from Zagreb, these full routes head up to Slovenia for Ljubljana's excellent food scene and Lake Bled's mountain setting before turning south along Croatia's coast. You'll ride the electric train through Postojna Cave, wander through Diocletian's Palace in Split and walk the full circuit of Dubrovnik's walls. What makes these longer trips special is Montenegro and Albania - there's King Nikola's museum in Cetinje, the incredible bay at UNESCO-listed Kotor and finally Tirana where you'll find Soviet buildings right next to Ottoman mosques. Our travelers really value how these tours mix guided activities with free time, plus you get both historic cities and natural sites like Plitvice Lakes.
Demographics
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Best time to visit Croatia and Slovenia
- Fall / Autumn 2025
These autumn tours across Croatia and Slovenia blend cultural experiences with quieter visits to major sites. Several routes start from Budapest, where travelers explore the historic Jewish Quarter before continuing to Slovenia's wine country. The timing works perfectly in Goriška Hills, as you'll taste excellent Rebula and Sauvignon whites while watching local vintners bring in the harvest. Fall brings a special magic to Motovun, when truffle hunting season peaks - our guests love heading into misty forests with expert guides and their dogs, followed by warming meals featuring fresh truffles. Along the coast you'll discover Rovinj and Piran, where local artists showcase their work in historic buildings, and you can sample fresh shellfish in Lim Bay. Tours typically wrap up in Split with time to discover Diocletian's Palace, when cooler weather makes walking tours far more enjoyable. The lakes at Bled and Plitvice put on a spectacular show of autumn colors mirrored in clear waters, and our travelers often tell us how the soft seasonal light creates exceptional photo opportunities.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter brings a special charm to Croatia and Slovenia tours, particularly around Christmas markets. Our most popular December route starts in Budapest, where travelers love exploring the Vorosmarty Square market with its traditional chimney cakes and mulled wine. The journey continues to Zagreb's Advent festival, which transforms the city with acres of fairy lights and festive igloo bars. Several routes include Ljubljana's riverside Christmas market, while others focus on Slovenia's alpine regions. Up at Lake Bled, travelers tell us the snow-covered castle and island church create perfect winter photos. The mountain routes to Sljeme offer traditional Croatian lunches in cozy lodges and cable car rides with panoramic views over Zagreb's winter wonderland.
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- Spring 2026
Spring travel through Croatia and Slovenia offers incredible seasonal experiences, with wildflowers dotting the hillsides and ideal temperatures for exploration. Our routes begin in Venice, where you'll start your day with gondola rides and fresh seafood before heading to Slovenia's Postojna Cave. The electric train journey through limestone chambers gives you a fascinating underground perspective that our travelers love. At Lake Bled, the spring timing adds something special - you'll take traditional pletna boats to the island church while snow-capped Julian Alps create the perfect backdrop. Moving through Croatian Istria, spring brings prime conditions for truffle hunting near medieval Motovun, wine sampling at family vineyards and also local cuisine tastings. We take you through Zagreb's vibrant open-air markets, full of spring produce, and to Plitvice Lakes National Park, where wooden walkways wind between waterfalls at peak flow from winter melt. Our customers particularly value the mix of guided activities and independent time to explore places like Split's Diocletian's Palace or take sunset sailing trips from Dubrovnik around the Elafiti Islands, all made better by the comfortable spring temperatures.
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- Summer 2026
Summer tours through Croatia and Slovenia tend to mix inland exploration with coastal experiences. Our most booked route starts in Venice with gondola rides and fresh seafood dinners before heading to Slovenia's Postojna Cave, where the electric train ride through limestone chambers offers a cool break from summer heat. Many travelers choose tours that include Lake Bohinj and Mount Vogel for alpine views and hiking. Along the coast, routes through Rovinj combine historical tours with stays on private islands, while Zadar offers chances to swim and visit the Sea Organ. Our customers particularly enjoy the summer evening tours in Split, where Diocletian's Palace comes alive with music and outdoor dining.
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Should I stick to one country or see both Croatia and Slovenia?
You'll get totally different experiences in both countries and they're actually perfect to combine. Slovenia's got this amazing alpine scenery with Lake Bled and fantastic hiking in the Julian Alps while Croatia gives you that stunning Adriatic coastline amazing islands and incredible places like Dubrovnik. Since they're pretty close together you can easily experience both countries' unique landscapes and cultures in one trip.
What local food should I definitely try?
You've got to try soparnik in Croatia it's this amazing savory pastry filled with silverbeet onions and parsley that you'll find around Split. There's also kotlovina a really hearty meat stew they cook in traditional cauldrons. Over in Slovenia make sure you taste kremsnita especially at Lake Bled where this creamy custard dessert is iconic and don't miss jota a warming stew with sauerkraut and beans. If you're really into food the Slovenia & Croatia Real Food Adventure takes you truffle hunting in Motovun Forest and lets you try some of the world's best oysters fresh from Ston.
Where can I find amazing places that aren't so touristy?
Slovenia's Postojna Cave system is incredible you actually explore it by train and see these amazing formations. In Croatia head to the Peljesac peninsula instead of the busy islands it's perfect for wine tasting especially their local Plavac Mali. Lots of TourRadar travelers love how peaceful these spots are while still feeling really authentic. And if you're into castles you've got to check out Slovenia's Otočec Castle it's the region's only water castle and you can see it on the Private - Balkan & Adriatic tour.
How do I get around and cross borders easily?
You've got lots of options for getting around. Trains connect the major spots like Zagreb Ljubljana and Split while renting a car gives you freedom to explore the coast and countryside just check the border crossing rules first. If you're heading to Croatian islands like Hvar or Brac you'll need to hop on ferries and buses are great for smaller towns and villages really affordable too. Think about how you like to travel and what fits your budget. The Budapest to Split Group Rail Tour works great if you're 18-35 and want to focus on train travel between main spots.