Croatia Vacations & Tours
Tailor-Made Croatia Vacations planned by Locals
Plan your Croatia Itinerary with local experts for a perfect Croatia Vacation
Discover Croatia the way locals live it. Our travel experts who reside in the Adriatic region develop customized tours that focus on your preferred activities. Explore Dubrovnik's ancient stone pathways while experiencing Split's ocean air and island-hop between Hvar and Korčula under sunny skies. Experience authentic family winemaking and discover secluded beaches and secluded villages that few tourists encounter. Our team of local experts creates customized travel experiences that reflect the authentic spirit of Croatia through their deep understanding of its cultural heritage. Your personalized Croatian adventure will deliver an authentic experience that seems to have been created exclusively for you.
Your local experts
The people who plan trips to Croatia
One of them will design and price your Croatia trip personally, and stay reachable while you travel.
Trip ideas to Croatia
A starting point — every trip is fully personalized to you by a local expert.
Travel outside the algorithm
Why a person, not a prompt
An assistant can give you ideas. A local who lives in Croatia makes them real, and stays on the line while you travel.
Anna and Asimina write every proposal personally, from Croatia.
Your local
- Holds the room at a hotel they know, not one an algorithm ranked.
- Knows the ferry was cancelled this morning, and what to do instead.
- Answers the phone while you are away, in the same time zone as your trip.
- Is responsible when something breaks, and reachable when it does.
How it works
Every step of our process is built to ensure you get exactly the journey you're dreaming of.
1. Share the trip you have in mind
Dates, who is travelling, what matters most. We hand it to the right local expert, a named person who lives there.
2. Meet the person responsible for it
Your local writes the proposal personally, within 48 hours, and refines it with you until it fits.
3. Travel with someone on call
Secure payments, trusted bookings, and your local reachable while you are away.
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Things to Know About Croatia
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Frequently Asked Questions
The best time to visit Croatia depends on what you will be doing. June–August is hot, fun, and good for swimming but very crowded. May and September are great months, warm, less crowded, and less expensive. October to April is ideal for budget travelers, and city break vacations.
At least 7–10 days are necessary to get a feel for Croatia. Visit Dubrovnik, Split, and one national park. With 2 weeks, you can discover a few more regions and have a more easy going trip.
Croatia’s top must-visit locations are Dubrovnik and Split, Zagreb, and nature choices. Croatia’s other well-known destinations to visit include Plitvice Lakes and Krka National Parks. Hvar and Korčula islands, as well as the Istrian coast with many villages such as Rovinj and Pula.
Croatia has something for everybody: cities, nature, and the sea. Go to Dubrovnik’s walls, Split’s Diocletian’s Palace, and visit waterfalls at the national parks of Plitvice and Krka. Go on a boat tour or do some island hopping to experience the Adriatic Sea.
Yes, Croatia is a top biking location. Interesting landscape, mild climate, and numerous signposted routes are all important aspects. You will find everything from coastal rides to vineyard drives and mountain roads.
Yes, Croatia is one of the world’s best coastlines. There are so many Blue Flags to pick from. Most places have pebbly beaches, but you can also find sandy ones.
Croatia is a fantastic place to sail. Clear waters, short trips from one island to another, and numerous modern marinas. Although it’s suitable for beginners, stay cautious of the winds, especially the Bora.
Hvar brings the party and style, Brač offers the beautiful sandy beaches of Zlatni Rat, and Korčula has Pelješac and medieval town streets. For relaxation, go to Vis for secluded bays, Mljet for the national park, or the Kornati Islands for sailing.
Yes, it is possible to visit Croatia in winter, and it is entirely different. Most tourists are gone, prices decrease, and Christmas markets are alive. The mainland is snowy and cold, while the coast is milder but wet.
Croatia is a country in Central and Southeast Europe, is located on the Adriatic Sea and shares land borders with Slovenia, Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro.
Croatia is known for its Adriatic coastline with countless islands of various sizes and many national parks. It is famous for its clear seas, historic walled towns like Dubrovnik, waterfalls, and the gorgeous Plitvice lakes.
Yes, it is a great choice for families. Croatia is a family-friendly country, with safe beaches, short hikes, kayaking day trips, and plenty of history and diversity for all ages. Besides, it offers numerous child-friendly accommodation for stress-free vacations.
Try dishes like peka (slow-cooked meat and veggies), crni rižot (black risotto), and pašticada. Along the coast, go for buzara, grilled fish, and oysters, but if you are in the mainland try ćevapi, štrukli, and chard pie soparnik.
Croatia is very safe to visit. It is among the fifteen most peaceful countries in the world.
Croatian is the main language spoken by the population. In small communities, you will also hear Serbian, Bosnian, Italian, Hungarian, and Albanian.
Since January 2023, the official currency of Croatia is the euro, with the currency code EUR.