Hiking & Trekking Tours & Trips in Croatia
Picture yourself walking Dubrovnik's UNESCO walls surrounding perfectly preserved medieval streets. Split's Diocletian's Palace still functions as the city center after nearly 2,000 years. Croatian islands scatter across the Adriatic while mountains rise inland. Hiking between coast and peaks shows Croatia's diversity. The views stretch to Italy on clear mornings.
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Diane • traveled in September, 2025
The experience was very good. We just would have loved to have our tour information before we started our tour I feel it should have been sent out prior to the tour. That way we would not have missed our first day of our tour due to not knowing what our walk was or where
Dalmatian Vis And Hvar Islands Walk - A
Angel • traveled in November
The island was beautiful. The walks were easy to follow.
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Ron • traveled in July, 2025
Well designed and planned. A guide typically makes or breaks a tour like this and our guide, Ivo, was the best! The group, from around the world also gelled well. Accommodations were good, as were the included breakfasts.
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- Dalmatian Vis And Hvar Islands Walk
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Dalmatian Vis And Hvar Islands Walk
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The experience was very good. I feel it should have been sent out prior to the tour.”
Diane, traveled in September
Moderately challenging trails weave across Croatia's stunning islands, covering 12-14km daily. The route ascends Mount Hum (587m) on Vis and Sveti Nikola (628m) on Hvar, offering coastal panoramas. Hidden paths connect Vis town and Komiza, leading to Split's historic Marjan Park.
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Vis, Komiza, Hvar Island, Milna (Hvar Island), Dubrovnik Age Range Ages 18+ Physical Rating Moderate Distance 155 mi Operator LIFE Adventures From
- US$1,966
Duration 8 days Destinations Rovinj, Premantura, Pula, Mali Losinj, Cres, Paklenica National Park, Nature Park Telascica, Zadar Age Range Ages 18+ Physical Rating Moderate Distance 222 mi Operator LIFE Adventures From
- US$2,670
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Supetar, Makarska, Mljet Island, Vela Luka, Hvar Island, Stari Grad, Bol, Solta Age Range Ages 10+ Physical Rating Moderate Distance 183 mi Operator Katarina Line From
- US$884+$108 local payments
Croatia's diverse landscapes unfold from Koločep's coastal paths to Krka National Park's waterfall trails. The route winds through Mljet National Park's pristine lakes, medieval paths of Dol on Brač island, and along St. Anthony's Canal in Šibenik, accompanied by expert guides.
Duration 8 days Destinations Dubrovnik, Mljet, Postira, Sibenik Age Range Ages 12+ Physical Rating Moderate Distance 136 mi Operator G Adventures From $2,349
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Split's Marjan Hill (7-14km) opens to Krka's waterfall networks. The trail continues along Brač's coastal paths (13-16km), Vis's bay trails (10-16km), and Hvar's lavender routes (12km), featuring swimming spots.
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Krka National Park, Sibenik, Brac, Vis, Hvar Island Age Range Ages 6+ Physical Rating Moderate Distance 190 mi Operator 366activecroatia From
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Spectacular paths wind from Marjan Hill's 7km trail to Brač's ancient quarries. The route leads to Hvar's coastal paths to Španjola fortress and through Korčula's mystical Kočje nature park, covering 2-16km daily with 3-4* lodging.
Duration 7 days Destinations Split, Brac, Hvar Island, Korcula Island, Dubrovnik Age Range Ages 6+ Physical Rating Moderate Distance 146 mi Operator 366activecroatia From
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Duration 7 days Destinations Omis Age Range Ages 8+ Physical Rating Moderate Operator Malduk Adventures Croatia From
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Croatia's diverse landscapes unfold over 7-14km daily from Split's Marjan hill to Hvar's coastal paths. The route passes Krka's waterfall trails, Brač's historic quarry routes, and UNESCO-protected Stari Grad Plain.
Duration 6 days Destinations Split, Krka National Park, Sibenik, Brac, Hvar Island, Jelsa Age Range Ages 6+ Physical Rating Moderate Distance 150 mi Operator 366activecroatia From
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Magical Vis Island Walk
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The island was beautiful. The walks were easy to follow.”
Angel, traveled in October
Stunning trails stretch from Vis to Komiza (12-14km), followed by a 15-17km ascent to Mt Hum (587m). The path reveals hidden coves, the Blue Cave on Bisevo, and ends at pristine Stiniva Beach.
Duration 4 days Destinations Split, Vis, Komiza Age Range Ages 18+ Physical Rating Moderate Distance 43 mi Operator LIFE Adventures From
17% Off- US$650
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Bol, Brac, Jelsa, Hvar Island, Korčula, Korcula Island, Peljesac, Mljet, Mljet IslandSee all destinations Age Range Ages 18-60 Physical Rating Moderate Distance 134 mi Operator LIFE Adventures From
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What our customers ask about Hiking & Trekking Tours & Trips in Croatia
When is the best time to go hiking in Croatia?
Croatia's hiking season spans from April to October. Spring months (May-June) and early fall (September-October) offer pleasant temperatures and fewer tourists on the trails. The coastal paths near Split and the islands work well in summer despite the heat as they provide access to beaches like Stiniva for cooling swims. Up in the Velebit Mountains hikers will find the best conditions from June to September after the snow has cleared. Those heading to Krka National Park might prefer spring visits when the waterfalls flow at their strongest. A TourRadar traveler mentioned: "Luka and H were fantastic guides and the October weather was perfect for hiking the National Parks."
Where do I stay during multi-day hiking trips in Croatia?
Croatian hiking tours use a mix of accommodations that support different routes and budgets. You'll find 3-4 star hotels like Hotel Villa Sikaa in Split's old town or Hotel Pharos set among pine trees on Hvar Island. Local guesthouses such as those in Postira on Brač Island let visitors experience authentic Croatian hospitality. For mountain routes some nights might be spent in basic but well-maintained refuges like Zavižan in Velebit. As one TourRadar traveler noted: "The accommodations were perfectly located for accessing trails and experiencing local culture."
Can I combine hiking with other activities in Croatia?
Croatia's diverse landscape allows easy combination of hiking with various activities. Many trails lead to swimming spots like Dubovica beach on Hvar or Stiniva on Vis. Visitors can add sea kayaking near Dubrovnik's walls wine tasting in Pelješac or visits to UNESCO sites like Split's Diocletian's Palace. On Mljet Island hiking tours often include boat rides to historic monastery islands. A TourRadar traveler mentioned: "The mix of hiking swimming and cultural activities made each day unique and exciting."
How long are typical daily hikes in Croatia?
Daily routes in Croatia cover between 7-16 kilometers taking 3-6 hours to complete. The coastal paths on Hvar Island average 12km with gentle elevation shifts. Mountain trails like those in Velebit might be shorter at 10km but include steeper climbs. National parks like Krka feature easier walks lasting 2-3 hours. The popular Vidova Gora trail on Brač Island extends about 15km with a 780m climb. According to TourRadar reviews: "The distances were perfect - challenging enough but still leaving energy to enjoy the destinations."
Are guided or self-guided hikes better in Croatia?
Mountain trails in Croatia work best with professional guides who know the complex terrain and navigation points. Guides share cultural insights handle logistics and maintain safety standards. A TourRadar traveler shared: "Our guide was very caring and knowledgeable. He provided a snapshot of the history of Croatia." The well-marked paths in coastal areas and parks like Plitvice Lakes suit self-guided walks. Most tour operators including Exodus Adventure Travels provide experienced local guides familiar with routes and conditions.
How accessible are emergency services on Croatian hiking trails?
The main hiking regions in Croatia maintain reliable emergency response networks especially in national parks like Paklenica and Plitvice Lakes. Tour guides carry first aid supplies and communication equipment. The Croatian Mountain Rescue Service (HGSS) operates stations near popular hiking areas. Most accommodations such as Hotel Kastel in Motovun and Hotel Vela Vrata in Buzet sit within reach of medical facilities. While mountain huts maintain basic emergency supplies organized tours through companies like UTracks follow strict safety protocols.