Venice to Dubrovnik Tours
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- Venice to Dalmatia Superior - 13 days
- Venice to Dalmatia - 13 days
- Pearls of the Adriatic: A Small Group Escape
- Balkan Extened - Venice to Dubrovnik
- Discover the Gems of Italy & Croatia
- Croatian Coast and the best of the Adriatic 2026|2027
- Italy & the Islands of the Mediterranean - Cruise & Land Journey
- Adriatic explorer land & cruise
- Adriatic Pearls
- Premium Venice to Dubrovnik (12 destinations)
Duration 13 days Destinations Italy, Slovenia, Croatia Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator On The Go Tours From $12,495
25% Off- NZ$9,371You save $3,124
Duration 13 days Destinations Italy, Slovenia, Croatia Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator On The Go Tours From $10,845
25% Off- NZ$8,134You save $2,711
Duration 10 days Destinations Italy, Slovenia, Croatia Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Omega Tours From
25% Off- NZ$5,069
A tri-country expedition starts at Venice's St. Mark's Square, winding through Slovenia's Lake Bled and Postojna Cave, before reaching Dubrovnik's UNESCO-listed Old Town. The route connects 20 cities, offering premium stays at Leonardo Royal Venice Mestre and Valamar Tirena Dubrovnik.
Duration 13 days Destinations Italy, Slovenia, Croatia Age Range Ages 12+ Operator Balkan and more From
25% Off- NZ$8,031
The Emerald Kaia charts a course from Venice's St. Mark's Square, calling at Slovenia's Piran and Croatia's coastal treasures including UNESCO-listed Šibenik Cathedral and Trogir's medieval core. The voyage continues through Hvar's lavender fields and Korčula's vineyards, culminating at Dubrovnik's ancient walls.
Duration 15 days Destinations Italy, Slovenia, Croatia Age Range Ages 12+ Operator Emerald Cruises From $43,952
50% Off- NZ$21,824You save $22,128
The Emerald Kaia sails from Venice's St Mark's Square, stopping at Rovinj's Italian-influenced harbor and Šibenik's UNESCO cathedral. The route weaves through Vis, Hvar, and Korčula before reaching Dubrovnik's ancient port, encompassing 10 destinations over 8 days.
Duration 8 days Destinations Venice, Rovinj, Riva del Garda, Sibenik, Trogir, Vis, Hvar Island, Korčula, Smokvica, Dubrovnik Age Range Ages 12+ Operator Emerald Cruises From $22,314
50% Off- NZ$11,098You save $11,216
Duration 17 days Destinations Italy, Greece, Croatia Age Range Ages 12+ Operator Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours From $37,585
9% Off- NZ$34,085You save $3,500
Duration 11 days Destinations Venice, Opatija, Pula, Rovinj, Rab, Zadar, Krka National Park, Sibenik, Split, MetkovicSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Katarina Line From
9% Off- NZ$7,945
Adriatic Pearls
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“We greatly appreciate the seriousness and dedication of Radar Tours. We had a wonderful experience!!!”
Maria, traveled in November
A Mediterranean odyssey spans from Venice's St. Mark's Square to Dubrovnik's medieval walls. The route takes in Slovenia's Piran and Koper, Croatia's Plitvice Lakes, and the historic cities of Split and Zadar, featuring stays at premium hotels including Hotel Poppy and Valamar Lacrom.
Duration 10 days Destinations Italy, Slovenia, Croatia Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator PALMA DMC & TO From
9% Off- NZ$4,443
Venice's St Mark's Square sets the stage for an Adriatic adventure through Slovenia and Croatia. The path leads from Postojna's caves to Split's ancient palace, with a finale in Dubrovnik featuring sunset sailing to Elafiti Islands.
Duration 16 days Destinations Italy, Slovenia, Croatia Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Premium From $17,465
20% Off- NZ$13,972You save $3,493
What our customers ask about Venice to Dubrovnik Tours
What would be an example itinerary between Venice and Dubrovnik?
A well-designed route starts in Venice with time at St. Mark's Square and Rialto Bridge before heading to Slovenia. Here travelers spend time at Lake Bled and explore the streets of Ljubljana. The Croatian portion begins in Rovinj with its distinctive old town followed by the cascading falls of Plitvice Lakes National Park. After exploring Split's Diocletian's Palace the route takes in island stops at Hvar and Korcula ending in Dubrovnik. One TourRadar traveler noted "Had a wonderful experience exploring each place in detail" reflecting the depth of these journeys.
What are the most common destinations visited between Venice and Dubrovnik?
Key stops along this route include the seaside towns of Rovinj Split and Trogir paired with natural sites like Plitvice Lakes National Park. The Slovenian section typically covers Ljubljana and Lake Bled before continuing down Croatia's coastline. Popular island destinations include Hvar and Korcula. A TourRadar traveler shared "Dejan was very professional and knowledgeable driver/guide. He explained in detail every place we visited" speaking to the variety of locations covered.
What are the average tour lengths for tours from Venice to Dubrovnik?
Most journeys span 8 to 16 days with popular options running 10-13 days. The Adriatic Pearls tour offers a 10-day experience covering Venice's St. Mark's Square and Plitvice Lakes National Park. For a longer experience the Premium Venice to Dubrovnik runs 16 days including stops at Lake Bled and Korcula Island. A recent TourRadar review states "Had a great time in Venice Slovenia and Croatia. My guides were excellent!" showing the value of these multi-day trips.
What is the average price I can expect to pay for a Venice to Dubrovnik tour?
Tour prices range from USD 2750 to USD 8770 based on duration and comfort level. Budget-conscious travelers can book the 10-day Adriatic Pearls starting at USD 2750. The premium 16-day experience costs up to USD 8770 offering upgraded stays at properties like Hotel Poppy 4* in Venice or Hotel Valamar in Dubrovnik. These rates typically cover lodging most meals transport and guided visits to major sites.
What is the average distance covered on a tour from Venice to Dubrovnik?
The route covers roughly 700 kilometers (435 miles) along the Adriatic though actual distances vary with detours and island visits. The journey breaks into segments beginning at Venice's St Mark's Square moving through Slovenia's Postojna Caves then following Croatia's coast via Split and Trogir. Overnight stays at properties like the Valamar Lacroma in Dubrovnik or Hotel Amphora in Split provide comfortable rest stops between travel days.