2-Week Croatia and Greece Tour Packages
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14 Days in the Balkans, incl. Croatia and Greece
A grand two-week Mediterranean adventure connects Croatian and Greek wonders. The route winds through UNESCO treasures including the cascading Plitvice Lakes and Dubrovnik's medieval core. Split's ancient Diocletian Palace, Corfu's striking white domes, and Delphi's Temple of Apollo lead to a finale at Athens' magnificent Acropolis.
- Days 1-2
Zagreb
Begin in Croatia's capital. Take the city funicular to St. Mark's Church early in the morning to avoid crowds. Visit the Strossmayer Promenade in late afternoon for the best city photos. One visitor shared: "The morning market at Dolac was a highlight—arrive before 9 AM to see locals shopping and grab fresh pastries for breakfast."
- Days 3-4
Plitvice Lakes & Split
Plan a full morning at Plitvice Lakes National Park. The boardwalks can get slippery so good walking shoes are essential. Start at the upper lakes around 8 AM when it's quieter. After your visit drive 3 hours to Split stopping at historic Trogir. You'll find fewer tourists in the UNESCO site during late afternoon.
- Days 5-6
Dubrovnik
- Day 7
Montenegro
- Days 8-9
Albania & Corfu
- Days 10-11
Corfu & Delphi
- Days 12-14
Athens
12 Day Mediterranean Cruise Itinerary, incl. Dubrovnik and Athens
The Emerald Kaia charts a 12-day course linking Croatian and Greek shores via UNESCO landmarks in Dubrovnik and Kotor. Visitors roam Korčula's historic Old Town, sail Montenegro's dramatic fjords, and dock at Greek isles including Corfu and Mykonos. A highlight includes passing through the narrow Corinth Canal.
- Days 1-2
Dubrovnik, Croatia:
Board your yacht by 7 PM on arrival. The next day starts with the UNESCO-listed Old Town. Get there by 8 AM to walk the city walls before the crowds and heat pick up. Wear shoes with good grip since the limestone streets can be slippery. A late afternoon cable car ride up Mount Srđ offers the best photos of Dubrovnik's famous terracotta roofs.
- Day 3
Korčula, Croatia:
- Day 4
Kotor, Montenegro:
- Day 5
Sarandë & Corfu:
- Days 6-7
Corfu & Parga:
- Days 8-9
Lefkada & Corinth Canal:
- Days 10-11
Cyclades Islands:
- Day 12
Athens:
13 Days in Croatia & Greece, incl. Zagreb and Santorini
Comprehensive 13-day Croatia-Greece tour visiting Zagreb's St. Mark's Church, Split's Roman ruins, and Dubrovnik's city walls. Cross to Greece for Athens' Acropolis, Mykonos' whitewashed streets, and Santorini's sunset views. Includes transportation, guided tours, and daily breakfast.
- Days 1-2
Zagreb
Arrive in Croatia's capital in the afternoon to skip morning traffic. Start by exploring the medieval Upper Town (Gornji Grad). On day two, visit Zagreb Cathedral when it opens at 8 AM before the crowds show up. Visit the Tkalčićeva Street area in late afternoon when the cafes come to life. Get a Zagreb Card from the tourist office for free public transport and museum access.
- Days 3-4
Split
Take the 6-hour train ride from Zagreb to Split and enjoy views of the Dalmatian countryside. Book seats on the right side for the best ocean views. Stay in the Varoš area for quick access to Diocletian's Palace. Take a day trip to Trogir (45 minutes by bus) and go early to avoid the crowds from Split.
- Days 5-6
Dubrovnik
- Days 7-8
Athens
- Days 9-10
Mykonos
Take a morning ferry from Piraeus port. Choose Blue Star ferries for a smoother 4-hour trip. Pick accommodation near Mykonos Town but away from the nightclubs if you want quiet. Go to Little Venice early for sunset photos. One traveler suggested: "The narrow streets of Mykonos Town can be overwhelming midday when cruise ships are in. Explore early morning or after 4 PM for a more authentic experience."
- Days 11-12
Santorini
- Day 13
Return
Fly back to Athens. Schedule international flights after 12:30 PM in case of delays.