Zagreb - Plitvice Lakes National Park - Split

Ban Josip Jelacic Square - The tour will start with pick up at your accommodation in Zagreb and a pleasant drive south.

Rastoke - We will have a short break at Rastoke village in the city of Slunj. This watermill historical village of extraordinary natural beauty and tradition is built where river Slunjčica flows into Korana river forming several waterfalls and lakes. Most of the traditional architecture you will see, suffered destruction during the Homeland War and locals have been encouraged to preserve and renovate objects due to its ambiental and ethnological value.

Plitvice Lakes National Park - Half an hour drive from Slunj lies oldest and most visited Croatian National Park stretching over 300 square kilometers. Plitvice Lakes National Park with its outstanding beauty was in 1979 inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage Site for geological and ecological values. We will have a walk to see the complex of 16 terraced lakes joined by waterfalls, a boat ride across the lake and a panoramic train ride.

After the tour of Plitvice Lakes your guide can recommend you a restaurant serving traditional Croatian food for lunch.

Old Split - We will finish the day with check-in to your accommodation in Split. You will have a free evening for a walk or dinner.

• Private transportation throughout the tour
• Convenient pickup from your accommodation in Zagreb
• Comfortable drop-off in Dubrovnik
• Guidance by an experienced English-speaking private guide
• Exclusive private walking tour of Split with a licensed local guide
• Air-conditioned vehicles for a comfortable journey

• Entrance fee for Plitvice Lakes NP
• Gratuities

Embark on a personal three-day expedition from Zagreb to Dubrovnik, crossing through some of the most captivating cultural and natural landmarks, four of which are UNESCO heritage sites.

Day one offers a chance to appreciate the stunning charm and cultural significance of Rastoke watermill village, coupled with a walk, boat, and train journey through Croatia’s oldest and favorited National Park – Plitvice Lakes.

The second day provides a glimpse into the breathtaking historical splendor of the Roman era at Diocletian’s Palace complex in Split, which includes a guided walk tour. It transitions beautifully into the golden ages of the Venetian Republic in the historical town of Trogir.

On the third day, you’ll experience the fascinating meld of multi-cultural, ethnic, and religious communities in Mostar, before arriving at our final stop - the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic,’ Dubrovnik.

Throughout your journey, an informed English speaking guide will accompany you, and there will be consistent access to our customer support, both before and throughout your trip.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.