8-Days in Croatia

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After breakfast at the hotel in Zagreb, you'll head 90 minutes out of the city to visit Trakošćan Castle which is situated in the north-west part of Hrvatsko Zagorje. Following this, you'll visit Veliki Tabor, a 15th-century fort and one of the most historically and culturally important sites in Croatia. You'll finish the day by visiting the open-air museum of Old Village Kumrovec, the birthplace of Josip Broz Tito where you can learn about what life was like here in the early 20th century.

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Today, you'll leave Zagreb behind and head to Plitvice. In Croatia's largest national park, you'll be greeted with wide forest complexes, the extraordinary beauty of lakes and falls, rich flora and fauna, fresh air, colourful flowers, forest’s paths and wooden bridges and plenty more which is all part of this unique World Natural Heritage by UNESCO in 1979. After finishing your visit to the national park, you'll head to your spa hotel for the evening.

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Departing from Plitvice Lakes National Park today, you'll head towards Zadar, a city rich with spiritual and material culture and historical monuments all housed within its preserved city walls. As you explore Zadar, you'll visit St. Donatus church, a true symbol of Zadar, the Cathedral St. Anastasia and various museums. Following Zadar, you'll continue towards your next destination, Split. Upon arrival, you'll have some free time to explore this UNESCO-listed city.

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Today, some sightseeing of Split takes you to Diocletian’s Palace, which is included in the UNESCO list of World Cultural Heritage Sites. Split is a cultural and art centre which has preserved its heritage for centuries. After visiting the Palace, you will head towards Trogir. Once you reach Trogir, a small town situated west from Split which is also part of Croatia's world heritage and under UNESCO’s protection. In Trogir, you'll visit the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and the Cipiko Palaces.

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After breakfast at the hotel, you'll set out to explore the stunning seaside city of Dubrovnik. As you explore the city, you'll visit the Franciscan Church and Monastery, the Dubrovnik Cathedral, and Rector’s Palace. In the late afternoon, you'll explore the city further taking in the city walls with their magnificent fortresses and towers. The afternoon and evening are yours to spend as you wish, of course, with recommendations from your insightful guide of where to eat and drink.

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After breakfast, you'll leave Dubrovnik behind and head to the largest city in Croatia, Zagreb. Here, you'll be able to explore a city steeped in rich history which dates back to the 1st century through the Roman times. Zagreb is arguably the cultural, scientific, economic, political and administrative centre of Croatia so there is plenty to see and do and take in whilst here.