Central Europe Tours Private Grand Tour of Croatia 2025

Book with us an airport pick up service from Zagreb airport and get the best possible price, travel in style with the highest comfort.

How do we provide this service? We will wait for you at the airport’s arrival hall holding a sign with your name, help you with your luggage, drive you safely and comfortably to Zagreb to your hotel and help with the check in process. Maximum comfort, mineral water on board and a pleasant drive. At leisure.

Welcome drink and Welcome dinner. Your lovely holiday starts today.

Overnight in Zagreb at the Hotel**** 

We’ll start with the morning Quality Sightseeing Walking Tour through the medieval Gradec (fortress), once encircled by the fortification walls built to defend against the Mongols in the 13th century. Admire the Gothic Church of St. Marcus, the Baroque Church of St. Catherine and Kaptol with the Gothic Cathedral of St. Stephen. See the Academy of Sciences and Arts, University of Zagreb. Lunch and late afternoon drive to Opatija. Short walking through the Angiolina park, – the most famous one, often described as the green heart of Opatija and walk on Lungomare coastal promenade.

Overnight in Opatija at the Hotel****

We’ll drive to southern Istria to Pula town to see the Arena of Pula, once a vast Roman amphitheatre. The site of gladiator fights was built in the 1st century AD, at the same time as the magnificent Colosseum in Rome. A short walking tour to see Arch of the Sergii, Temple of Augustus. Continue to Rovinj.

Lunch break. For a genuine taste of Istria, try fuzi pasta with white truffle.

Drive to Plitvice lakes, UNESCO World Heritage. It is Croatia’s oldest, largest and exceptionally beautiful national park. What can you see ethere? There are 16 interconnected lakes with colours from emerald green through turquoise to deep blue, numerous waterfalls, cascades. Slow-pace walking through the national park will give you enough time for lots of photos J. There are 7 routes through the park and we’ll choose the best suitable for you (4-5 hours of walking). Drive to Zadar. Dinner in Zadar’s Old town.

Overnight in Zadar at the Hotel****

We’ll start with a short walking tour of Zadar’s old town, once a Roman town. Walk on the narrow cobbled street, see the St. Donat church, St. Mary Church and visit the largest Romanesque church in Dalmatia – St. Stosija.

We’ll move to Trogir town, the UNESCO World Heritage and Croatia’s hidden gem. Lunch and wander through the Old town full of gorgeous Venetian architercture. We’ll enter the St. Lawrence Cathedral, a stunning Romanesque masterpiece full of different architectural styles. Lunch break? The best place is on the lively seafront promenade. What about the Mediterranean cuisine with some local wine? Dobar Tek!

Overnight in Split at the Hotel****

We’ll begin with the Quality Sightseeing Walking Tour through the Diocletian‘s palace which is not only the most popular tourist attraction, but also the most fascinating to explore it. Built by the Roman emperor Diocletian in 305 AD. Walking through the narrow streets, squares, see churches. Although, it was called a palace, in reality, it was more like a big fortress surrounded by the walls and towers. Sights such as the Cathedral of St.Domnius, which is the oldest (possible to climb to the top of the bell tower to get absolutely stunning views) and almost completely preserved the Golden Gate.

Are you a Game of Thrones fan? The cellar was a filming site. Visit of Split Markets where you can see and taste the Dalmatian specialties. Regional olive oil, Dalmatian prosciutto or cheese.

Lunch in the Old town. Stroll on the Riva, the famous promenade with palm trees along the sea. Absolutely recommended is to sit in one of the many coffee bars and simply enjoy the Mediterranean relaxing atmosphere and sun.

Overnight in Split at the Hotel****

Morning souvenir shopping in Split then we’ll take a ferry from Split Harbor to the island Hvar (ferry takes 2hrs), then, drive to Hvar town (30min). First touch with the spectacular island. Easy walking tour in the Old port and on the main square.

Overnight in Hvar at the Hotel****

We’ll walk up to the castle Fortica to get the most amazing views of the old port and surrounding islands (as an alternative, we can take a car and drive up to the castle). A short tour through the castle, enough time for taking pictures, maybe a coffee and cake break.

Drive to the Stari Grad town, if you like historic towns, this is one is an absolute gem. There are 2400 years of history, founded by the Greeks as Paros, later the Romans renamed it to Pharia and in the 8th century theSlavs named the town Hvar. We’ll give you the interesting history overview and recommend a lovely place for a lunch.

Overnight in Hvar at the Hotel****

Morning drive through Hvar island to Sucuraj (1hr 30min drive), wait for a ferry to Drvenik (ferry takes 30min), then, we‘ll drive to Dubrovnik.

Afternoon walking on Stradun (or Placa used by locals) is the main promenade in Dubrovnik. Ice cream & coffee break. We can simply say what Split’s Rive promenade means for Split inhabitants, Stradun has the same significance for the residents of Dubrovnik, it stretches between two city gates – the Pile Gate and the Ploce gate (or simply from the east to the west). The polished stone blocks are incredible.

Overnight in Dubrovnik at the Hotel****