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10 Days in Croatia, incl. Split and Dubrovnik
The Adriatic beckons on this 10-day sailing from Split to Dubrovnik. Cycle through Mljet National Park, kayak medieval walls, enjoy Hvar's nightlife, and swim in hidden bays. Rest in ensuite cabins while savoring fresh seafood lunches and sunset cocktails.
- Days 1-2
Split & Makarska
Begin your Croatian journey in Split. "Split's Old Town has such amazing Roman roots - get there early before the crowds hit." Visit Diocletian's Palace during the cooler morning hours. On your second day take a boat to Makarska, a beautiful resort town next to the Biokovo mountains. The 3-hour trip includes your first swim in the clear Adriatic waters.
- Day 3
Mljet National Park
- Day 4
Dubrovnik
Take a full day to explore the "Pearl of the Adriatic." Go sea kayaking around the city walls in the morning before tourist crowds arrive. "Watching Dubrovnik appear as you paddle around the fortress walls is unforgettable." For the best sunset views take the cable car up Mount Srđ. Book tickets online to skip the lines.
- Day 5
Trstenik
- Day 6
Korčula
- Days 7-8
Hvar & Return to Split
- Days 9-10
Krka & Split Finale
10 Days in Croatia, incl. Zagreb and Dubrovnik
Croatia reveals its beauty over 10 days across 8 destinations including Zagreb's Maksimir Park, Plitvice Lakes' waterfalls, and Split's Roman palace. Visit three islands - Hvar's lavender fields, Korčula's Venetian architecture, and Lokrum's forests - before touring Dubrovnik's UNESCO walls.
- Days 1-2
Zagreb
Begin your Croatian adventure in the capital. Visit St. Mark's Church in the Upper Town before 9 AM to avoid crowds and see its unique tiled roof. Shop at Dolac Market between 7-10 AM when locals fill the stalls. Take the blue tram to the Lower Town. Buy your tickets at newspaper kiosks to save money on the fare.
- Day 3
Zagreb to Split via Plitvice
Start early with a 2.5-hour drive to Plitvice Lakes. Get there by 9 AM before tour buses arrive. The boardwalks can be slippery, so good walking shoes are essential. You'll need 4-5 hours to explore the lakes. After that, drive 2.5 hours to Split, stopping in Trogir. Its UNESCO-listed old town makes for a perfect quick visit.
- Day 4
Split
- Days 5-6
Hvar
Take the morning catamaran from Split to Hvar (2 hours). Book your tickets a day ahead during peak season. Visit the Hvar fortress before 11 AM or at sunset to escape the heat. Choose between lively Hvar Town or peaceful Stari Grad. A scooter rental opens up access to quiet beaches and lavender fields.
- Day 7
Korčula
- Days 8-10
Dubrovnik
Winter in Croatia featuring Plitvice Lakes and the Adriatic Coast (2025)
Croatian landmarks unfold across 6 cities, from Zagreb to Split, featuring 3 nights in Opatija at Liburnia Riviera Hotels. Visit UNESCO sites including Pula Arena and Diocletian's Palace, with 8 breakfasts and 4 dinners included at approx. $2,500 per person.
View itineraryZagreb Croatia
87 miOpatija Croatia
39 miPula Croatia
39 miOpatija Croatia
95 miZadar Croatia
73 miSplit Croatia
102 miPlitvice Lakes National Park Croatia
68 miZagreb Croatia
What people love about 10-day Croatia tours
- Croatia Sail Adventure
This trip exceeded my expectations, the tour guide Anna was amazing and she knows her stuff. She made everyone feel super welcomed and was always there if there were any concerns or issues. Anna was very knowledgeable of each place we went too and was more part of the group than the tour guide. She works extremely hard to make sure everyone has a good time and the trip would have not been as easy flowing ,if it wasn't for her and her organisation. She is an asset to intro travel and her as a person made it extra special and memorable. A trip I will remember and recommend highly to others. Thank you Anna!
- Croatian Beauties Tour - from Zagreb -9 days 8 nights
Beautiful country, good pacing, professional and knowledgeable guide. Zoran made the trip for us! The smaller group was a benefit as well.
- Dalmatian Highlights Split and Dubrovnik Region Cruise (Deluxe Boat Category)
The overall all trip was great--the staff on the boat (Solaris) was just fabulous. They catered to everything we asked for and gave us tips on what to do/look for while making our stops on land. The beds were not all that comfortable...not sure what to suggest to make that experience better but, being on the water, we got ample sleep. In Mararska, we found a Thai restaurant AND a Thai Massage place which was exactly what we needed--this was probably one of my favorite stops because the town was so lively. There were some stops that we could have skipped (strictly tourist islands with nothing really to do) but the sights and picture worthy sunsets made them worth it. Be sure to bring your own beach towel (they charge an arm and a leg locally) but you can buy floaties and snorkeling equipment at one of the many stops (so that you don't have to waste the space in your suitcase.) Also, bring a small battery-operated fan--we traveled during August and it was HOT HOT HOT. The in-room air conditioner seemed to struggle to keep us cool enough--we would plug in our fans and have them blowing in our face while we slept.