Traveling in Croatia is a rewarding experience. This is a timeless country with something for everyone. That's why it's our most popular summer vacation destination. Rich history, breathtaking nature, endless coastline, classic architecture, vibrant culture, delicious cuisine and warm climate. The Croatians are friendly and proud people with strong traditions. They have kept the country from becoming too commercial. Ready to discover Croatia?
We are a specialist Croatia tour operator with local staff in Dubrovnik, Split and Zagreb. That's in addition to our US travel advisor team. We provide Croatia travel services for all of the destinations listed below. We work with vacationers from all over the world. Our Croatia vacation packages are the best way to tour this lovely country. We can fulfil all your needs in one package. We'll arrange your accommodation, airport transfers, transport and transfers between destinations. This includes rental cars, day trips and activities. All you have to do is enjoy your vacation. The handpicked lodgings we offer go all the way from self-catering apartments to boutique and luxury hotels. You can opt for private guides or small group day tours and excursions depending on your budget.
While holidaying in Croatia you will be ideally placed to make overnight stops or day trips to neighboring countries. Our service extends to the places which were part of the former Yugoslavia. This includes Bosnia & Herzegovina, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Slovenia. Emerging but still relatively unknown Albania is also close by. Croatia is a beautiful country, but your vacation doesn't have to be limited to one place.
Further below you will find links to some suggested tour plans along with cost estimates. Our in-country experts take care of all the details for you. Before and during your trip they'll be in touch by email and local cellphone. Contact us for a free travel consultation and we'll get started planning the perfect Croatia vacation, just for you.
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Our suggested itineraries in Croatia and neighboring countries allow you to enjoy a multi-destination tour with ease. Our Croatia vacation packages make traveling in Central & Eastern Europe hassle-free. We take care of getting you from place to place, accommodation, excursions and activities.
With 7 nights in Croatia it is best to concentrate on the southern part of the country, the Dalmatian coast. Start in Dubrovnik, often described as the Pearl of the Adriatic. From there travel up the coast to Split with some time to see the Diocletian's Palace. Then take a ferry to Hvar, 'Europe's sunniest island'. Finish in Trogir, an ancient walled town close to Split. read full itinerary
Croatia could just be the perfect honeymoon destination. Clear blue sea, incredible views, fantastic food. You'll get all of that on this week-long Adriatic honeymoon itinerary that includes the historic coastal cities of Dubrovnik and Split as well as some relaxation on Hvar, Europe's sunniest island. read full itinerary
You might not immediately think "Croatia" when you're thinking about Europe's Christmas Markets but Zagreb has won best Christmas market in Europe two years in a row already and is looking good for a repeat performance. Add in the fact that Split and Dubrivnik are upping their game too and the locals are loving it and you have the perfect recipe for advent with a little sunshine. read full itinerary
With 11 days we still feel it is best to concentrate your travels on the southern part of Croatia, the Dalmatian coast. After Dubrovnik, 'the Pearl of the Adriatic' you will take a ferry to the island of Korcula, once home to Marco Polo. From there, another ferry to the history-packed and sun-soaked island of Hvar. After a ferry to Split, where with a stop to see the Roman emperor Diocletian's Palace the trip ends in Trogir, an ancient walled town on the coast nearby. read full itinerary
Get a real flavor of Croatia on this 11 day tour from Zagreb to Dubrovnik seeing all of the country's highlights and tasting the very best of its regional cuisines. You'll visit Rovinj, Plitvice, Split and Hvar along the way, giving a real mix of scenery and sights. read full itinerary
A truly relaxing honeymoon itinerary, with enough time in each of 4 places to see the very best of them with no stress. You'll see the coastal cities of Dubrovnik and Split as well as the islands of Korcula and Hvar. read full itinerary
Discover some of the less-visited parts of the Balkans on a self-drive trip that will reward your adventurous spirit with warm welcomes, great food and spectacular sights. Start your exploration in Zagreb, then head to the capital of the former Yugoslavia, Belgrade. From there you'll be going south into Bosnia & Herzegovina with stops in Sarajevo and Mostar, before dipping into Montengro for a couple of nights in UNESCO-listed Kotor then dropping the car off at Dubrovnik airport. read full itinerary
The perfect honeymoon combination: Venice, one of the most romantic cities in the world coupled with the highlights of Croatia's Dalmatian coast. Be awestruck by the beauty of Dubrovnik, relax on Hvar, Europe's sunniest islands and wander in the cosy backstreets of the old city of Split. read full itinerary
A 2 week Greatest Hits tour. Start out by seeing the splendor of Rome, also ideal for flight connections to the US. From there it's a short flight across the Adriatic Sea to Dubrovnik, the first of three Croatian classic destinations. Some island time on Hvar follows, then Split, essentially a Roman emperor's retirement palace. The final stop is Venice, reached by another short flight. read full itinerary
2 weeks gives you enough time to travel the length of Croatia as well as see some of Slovenia. Start with the compact Slovenian capital Ljubljana and day trip to Bled. Continue on to Rovinj, a walled city on the coast of Istria, "Croatia's Tuscany". From there you go inland to Plitvice to explore the famous Plitvice Lakes National Park. Then it's back to the coast, with a night in cosy Trogir, near Split. After a visit to Diocletian's Palace which encloses Old Split it's time for a ferry ride to relax on sunny Hvar Island. We've saved the best for last with Dubrovnik, the pearl of the Adriatic your final destination. read full itinerary
Combine some of our most popular destinations this two week itinerary. You'll have some time in two of Central Europe's most beautiful and enjoyable cities then some seaside relaxation as you head to the Dalmatian coast of Croatia. To top it all off, all 5 of Budapest, Prague, Dubrovnik, Hvar and Split are on the UNESCO World Heritage List! read full itinerary
Experience the very best of the Adriatic coast, from its Pearl, to its Queen. Starting in Dubrovnik over 2 weeks, you'll have some island time on Hvar and go Roman in Split – and that's just the first week! Next see the spectacular Plitvice Lakes before spending a few days in old-Venetian coastal town of Rovinj. Then finish up in La Serenissima itself, Venice! read full itinerary
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July and August are the warmest months in Croatia, when the sea temperature reaches up to a very comfortable 28° C (83° F) and air temperature exceeds well over 35° C ( 95° F). This is the peak of the season, especially between July 15 and Aug 15, and you can expect crowds on the most popular beaches. If you prefer the weather not so hot and less crowds, then June and September are ideal for you. The water is still warm and you will get plenty of sunshine. Swimming and sunbathing is also possible in May or October (if you come from Scandinavia or Canada and are not afraid of colder water). Depending on the weather, even April is sometimes nice and warm enough for the beach, though there's no guarantee that early in the year.
Outside of these months (November to March) is very much the off-season and many tourist-centric businesses shut down either for their own vacations or to make renovations and improvements.
Read our article about when to visit Croatia for more info.
Although Croatia joined the European Union in July 2013, it is not a member of the Euro and has retained its own currency, the Kuna. While you may find some businesses accept Euros, the rate is unlikely to be favorable. Foreign currency can be exchanged in banks, exchange offices, post offices, travel agencies, hotels, camps and marinas though you may get a better rate using an ATM.
ATMs are readily available in all resorts, towns and cities in Croatia. Type of cards most commonly accepted : MasterCard, Maestro, Visa, Visa Electron, Diners cards.
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