Croatia Tours & Trips

Our travelers keep coming back amazed by Plitvice Lakes National Park's crystal-clear pools and waterfalls - it really sets the tone for what makes exploring the Adriatic so special. When you hop between the Dalmatian islands, you'll find Hvar's lovely vineyards and lively nightlife, while Korcula lets you trace Marco Polo's footsteps through medieval streets while tasting excellent local wines. For active types, Sipan Island offers fantastic kayaking spots and cliff jumping at the Green Cave, and cycling through Mljet National Park combines pristine nature with good exercise. The food here ties everything together beautifully - our guests particularly love the fresh seafood, traditional Dalmatian meat loaf and unique GRK white wines from the region. We've found April through June or September to October offer the best experience, with pleasant temperatures and fewer tourists around, making it easier to really connect with local life and traditions.

The Croatian islands deliver some of the Adriatic's best experiences, with three spots that our travelers keep coming back to. Dubrovnik's Old Town pulls you right into medieval times with its well-kept walls and historic squares, while Plitvice Lakes National Park lets you wander across wooden walkways connecting 16 lakes and waterfalls. Over on Hvar, you'll find a mix of limestone coves and fragrant lavender fields, alongside lively evening spots and family wineries tucked into the hills. Most of our customers really enjoy taking small ships along the Dalmatian coast - they spend their days finding hidden beaches, jumping into clear blue-green waters and finishing up in quiet ports with the catch of the day and local wines. The sweet spot for visiting is during May-June or September-October when the islands feel more authentic, crowds thin out and temperatures stay just right for coastal hikes and exploring old towns.

Discover the ideal tour package for you through Dalmatia. On TourRadar you'll find trips starting from 3 days in length, and the longest tour is 15 days. The most popular month to go is October, which has the most tour departures.

Explore the stunning Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO gem in Croatia, where 16 crystal-clear lakes cascade beautifully. Get ready to be awed by breathtaking waterfalls, encounter native wildlife, and enjoy picturesque boat rides.

Sail the crystal-clear Adriatic Sea, connect with nature in UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park, or cycle past lavender fields on the island of Hvar. From diving into the blue Grotto to exploring striking Dubrovnik, Croatia is an absolute stunner.

Croatia's coastal beauty really comes alive when you're exploring it by bike. The popular routes start from Split and follow the Dalmatian coastline, with daily rides between 27 and 62 kilometers. Our cyclists tell us they love how the tours mix good riding with cultural stops - you'll cycle past olive groves and vineyards on Hvar, then park up to explore Renaissance towns properly. Several routes include riding the old Parenzana railway trail, where you'll go through tunnels and over viaducts that give you a different view of rural Istria. You can choose tours with a support vehicle if you want that extra peace of mind, while keen cyclists tend to go for the longer routes through Mljet National Park and along the Peljesac Peninsula. What works so well is having active mornings on the bike then afternoons getting to know the area - loads of our travelers mention how much they enjoy ending their rides with wine tasting or swimming in quiet bays.

Take in the picturesque landscapes and remarkable sights on a guided Coach / Bus adventure of Croatia. There are 12 vacation packages to choose from, that range in length from 4 days up to 14 days. The most popular month for these tours is October.

Sailing trips from Split or Dubrovnik run 7-8 days along the Dalmatian coast, and they're consistently our most popular coastal tours. Our customers love how the days unfold - swimming in quiet coves early, walking through old towns later and also trying local wines at waterfront spots in the evening. You can pick from traditional wooden boats to modern yachts with private bathrooms and big sun decks. The best part, according to many guests, is starting each day in a different port - from busy Hvar to quiet Mljet's parkland and also Korcula's Renaissance streets where local food and wine culture runs deep.