
Croatia tours
Croatia sits at a crossroads where empires, cultures, and landscapes collided and left something beautiful behind. From Dubrovnik’s sunlit stone streets to the Adriatic sparkling just beyond its walls, and the jewel-like waters of Plitvice Lakes National Park, our Croatia tours serve up moments that feel both ancient and electric.
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What to know before you go
POPULATION
Croatia is home to around 3.8 million people, most of whom live along its spectacular Adriatic coastline and in historic inland cities. While its capital draws many visitors, coastal hubs like Dubrovnik swell with life in the summer months.
CAPITAL
Elegant and energetic, Zagreb combines Roman and medieval roots with buzzy street art, dance, and music scenes. The city is Croatia’s political and cultural heart.
CULTURAL QUICK TAKE
Croatian culture blends the best of Europe’s crossroads—Mediterranean ease, Slavic spirit, and a reverence for history—into something vivid and welcoming. And the best way to meet and mingle? Partake in Croatia’s beloved ritual of sipping kava, or coffee. To do it like the locals, sit and stay a while.
WHAT TO GO FOR
In one trip, you can wander through walled cities, swim in Mediterranean coves, glide past evergreen forests, and savor food that blends Central European heartiness with sun-soaked coastal flavors. Our Croatia tours are like having the best of the continent distilled into one vivid, unforgettable locale.
UNIQUE EXPERIENCES ON TOUR
Get a glimpse at life in a traditional village along the Croatia-Slovenia border, sample the country’s unique homegrown wines, and cruise past Dubrovnik’s mythical walls.

A Week in Croatia: Zagreb, Split & Dubrovnik
Discover Croatia’s medieval cities and sparkling seascapes as you explore three of its major cities, plus lesser-known jewels like Ston and Zadar. Terraced lakes, waterfalls, dreamy Adriatic coastlines—this weeklong tour serves up one postcard view after another.
Split decisions: Explore Croatia and its neighbors
Stretching along the Adriatic, Croatia is deeply connected to the cultures and landscapes around it. Venture farther to wander Venetian lanes in Italy, savor fresh seafood in Greece, and trace centuries of shared history across Slovenia and the Balkans. It’s a region where every stop feels both familiar and entirely new.
Plan your trip to Croatia with a little help from the experts (that’s us!)
You could wait for inspiration to strike—or find some with our tried-and-true travel advice, sightseeing tips, and more.
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Cruise the coast
Sail along Dubrovnik’s scenic shores before enjoying dinner beachside. Then, wander the city’s winding, antiquated streets and soak up its cinematic atmosphere. (No wonder it’s a popular filming locale.) Try it on our A Week in Croatia: Zagreb, Split & Dubrovnik tour.
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Uncover old-world lore
Spend the afternoon discovering Trogir’s UNESCO-listed heart, from ancient gates and Venetian fortresses to its grand cathedral. Enjoy free time to walk around, shop, and snack before heading back to Split. Try it on our Croatia & Italy: Dubrovnik to Venice tour.
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Step into the past
Travel back a century in the riverside village of Kumrovec as you explore traditional homes. Stop to admire Veliki Tabor Castle, one of Croatia’s best-preserved medieval fortresses, before dining on local specialties. Try it on our A Week in Croatia: Zagreb, Split & Dubrovnik tour.
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Stroll and sip wine
Savor Dalmatian wines at a local vineyard, where you'll taste regional varietals paired with light bites. You’ll work up an appetite taking in Trogir’s highlights like the Duke’s Palace and the 15th-century city gates. Try it on our A Week in Croatia: Zagreb, Split & Dubrovnik tour.
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