Tours and Trips in Croatia

See more of Zagreb and get some great pictures along the way with this informative photo tour of the Croatian capital. With a professional local photographer leading the way, explore Downtown and Uptown, learning photo-taking techniques as well as the best angles in which to capture the city at its best. Photograph some legendary landmarks and some hidden gems.

Lose yourself in the UNESCO-listed landscapes of the Plitvice Lakes National Park on this full-day tour from Split. Take a short hike around the magnificent tree-lined Upper Lakes (Gornja Jezera); stand in awe before Veliki Slap, Croatia's biggest waterfall; and enjoy a thrilling cruise around the Lower Lakes (Donja Jezera).

Spend a day discovering breathtaking Plitvice Lakes National Park on this private day-long trip from the Croatian capital, Zagreb. The one-of-a-kind national park, a UNESCO-listed site, boasts coniferous forests and enough tranquility to calm even the most nervous soul. But the real reason to come here is for the water: a stunning turquoise in color, the water flows through streams and into lakes. Take a private boat to get an up-close look at the waters, stroll around the park on flower-bedecked trails and enjoy some dramatic views. It makes all the effort worthwhile.

Soak up the amazing scenery of Croatia's Plitvice Lakes during this 12.5-hour day trip from Split. Traverse the waters of Lake Kozjak by boat, enjoying views of the area's 255-foot (78-meter) waterfall. After a guided walk through the lakes complex and a scenic train ride, you'll have time left over for a leisurely lunch (own expense).

See the best of Zagreb with this tour of Zagreb sightseeing with local guide and finish with wine tasting at the oldest wine bar and wine shop in Zagreb.

Immerse yourself in the amazing Croatian nature with this fun and easy canoe safari, enjoying pure spring water and magnificent Krupa waterfalls. Marvel at the Dalmatian nature and relax in canoe. End the tour by enjoying a snack in a local village.

The Plitvice Lakes National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site and renowned for its dramatic waterfalls, glittering lakes, and lush forested cliffs. This admission ticket offers full access to the park's hiking trails and boardwalks, so you can explore the natural wonders at your own pace. Also included is a ride on the park's panoramic train, shuttle buses between the Upper and Lower Lakes, and an electric boat cruise around Kozjak Lake.

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking scenery of the Plitvice Lakes National Park during this 12-hour tour from Split or Trogir. With a local guide, travel in a comfortable vehicle through the rural area of Dalmatia to the park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Hike a 1.5-mile (2.4 km) circuit on a forest trail and learn about the local flora and fauna from your guide as you walk. Hop aboard a boat to explore the group of sixteen emerald lakes, connected by a continuous chain of waterfalls. Back on dry land, board an electric train for a ride that provides panoramic views of the park.

Get to know Zagreb and its landmarks with the personalized insight of a private guide on this private walking tour. As you explore the Upper and Lower Towns, hear about the city's history and distinct Central European-and-Mediterranean atmosphere, and stop for photos of the must-sees. Tour Zagreb Cathedral, climb the Lotrscak Tower, visit Jelacic Square, and see the Bloody Bridge, Stone Gate, and more. Includes a funicular ride between the Upper and Lower Towns.

Get an insider's look at the Croatian capital, Zagreb, with this thorough 1.5-hour walking tour of the city. With a knowledgeable local guide by your side, slowly stroll the city passing by all the must-see sites and learning the intriguing history of each place. Visit the Zagreb Cathedral, the leafy Strossmayer Promenade, Krvavi Most, Stone Gate and more.

Avoid the monotony of a typical tourist excursion on a tour that includes 2 unconventional museums, a small-group walking tour, and entrance to the Zagreb 360° viewpoint. Gain an intimate view of the city's main landmarks, including the Cathedral and LotrÅ¡āak Tower, as you stroll its streets, then enjoy a unique experience with visits to the Museum of Illusions and Museum of Torture, before finishing with panoramic views from the Zagreb 360° platform.

Discover two of northern Croatia's historical highlights on a private Trakoscan Castle and Varazdin day trip from Zagreb. Venture north through rural Croatia and visit the hilltop 13th-century Trakoscan to see its displays of art and weaponry, and admire its gardens and lake. Then, explore the town of Varazdin, dubbed 'Little Vienna' for its baroque architecture, and known for its medieval castle, churches, and cobbled squares. Private air-conditioned transport, plus hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Enjoy a day out of the city on a sightseeing tour to Plitviāe Lakes National Park, with seamless round-trip transfer from your hotel. Enjoy a brief stop in the picturesque village of Rastoke before arriving to the UNESCO-listed site to explore its lakes, waterfalls, flora, and fauna, with insights provided by your guide. Avoid extra fees with park entrance, boat ride, and access to Rastoke included.

Taste the local wines of Croatia while exploring Zagreb by bicycle on this city tour. Accompanied by a wine guide, bike through Zagreb's many parks and an urban vineyard. Pause to taste local wine varieties, paired with fish and other finger foods. Learn about Croatia's history of winemaking from your guide.

This is an excellent way to see Plitvice exactly as you want .... If you don't really like big groups and don't want to follow guides, you can spend your day in a different way. You may want to sit in the shade under the tree after a long walk, or have lunch where you choose or something else...and you will have time to do all that :) The tour takes about 10 hours, including the ride and the time you spend in the National Park Plitvice ( about 6 hours ). You can see the entire National park in 4 hours and you still have two hours to relax, take some photos and enjoy. You'll have to buy your own entrance ticket at Gate 1. The ticket includes boat and train rides.

Join this private tour from Zagreb to Plitvice Lakes and Split. Explore the area's No. 1 UNESCO-listed National Park, also known as the 'Garden of Europe'. Experience the beauty of cascading waterfalls and lush surroundings, only a 1.5-hour drive from Zagreb.

Experience Zagreb's rich history and culinary heritage on this private tour and benefit from undivided attention of your guide. Ride the funicular between the Upper and Lower towns; admire landmarks such as the Stone Gate, St Mark's Square, and Zagreb Cathedral; and browse the stalls at Dolac Market. Finally, enjoy a guided tasting of typical Croatian foods and wines, led by the first winner of the Croatian MasterChef.

Under the glowing lights of its modern day Christmas markets, Zagreb hides many curious seasonal traditions. This 2 hrs walking tour is a great way to see the old town and major attractions during the holiday season. Interesting Croatian folk beliefs and customs, amazing Zagreb winter records, fun stories about winters of old and the shortest cable car ride in the world, will take you back through time and make you love the Christmas time in Zagreb even more.

Discover Zagreb and nearby Plitvice Lakes National Park on this Super Saver, which combines two tours at one discounted price. On one day of your vacation, explore the Croatian capital's lower and upper towns on a 1.5-hour walking tour. Then, on another day, enjoy a tour of Plitvice Lakes. Wander along winding boardwalks, crossing over turquoise lakes and through pretty forest trails, and soak up postcard-perfect views during electric boat, train and bus rides.

Dive in to the beauty that is the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park on this full-day guided trip from the Croatian capital, Zagreb. Let your guide lead you through this natural wonderland, getting dazzled by the turquoise waterfalls, streams and lakes. Get an up-close and personal view of the beautifully colored water on an electric boat and then end the tour with a panoramic train or bus ride. The tour is limited to just 19 people, ensuring ample attention from the guide.