Croatia and Slovenia Walking Tours & Trips

This 7-night Adriatic cruise aboard the MS San Spirito sails through Croatia's Kornati National Park—known as the country's nautical paradise—and visits islands like Krk, Cres, and Rab. Walk through the UNESCO-listed Cathedral of St. James in Šibenik. Stroll the medieval streets of Krk Town with its 12th-century Frankopan Castle. See the waterfalls of Krka National Park along scenic riverside trails.

Walk through medieval Smartno in Slovenia's Goriska Hills during wine tastings, then check out Groznjan's art galleries and Motovun's hilltop trails overlooking Istrian countryside. You'll hike the UNESCO-protected Plitvice Lakes on a 3-hour guided tour covering upper and lower lakes with 16 interconnected waterfalls.

Start in Zagreb's Upper Town with its cobblestone streets and St. Mark's Church, then travel to Slovenia's Lake Bled where you'll have dinner at the Slibar organic farm run by Monika and Gregor. Walk through Ljubljana's car-free Old Town, take a mini-train ride through Postojna's cave system, then see Plitvice waterfalls and Dubrovnik.

Trek through Plitvice National Park, a UNESCO site with 16 linked lakes, waterfalls, and forested hills spread across this natural gem. The medieval walls of Ston make for a great walk before heading down the Dalmatian Coast, and in Ljubljana's Old Town you'll cross the Triple Bridge then see Split's Diocletian's Palace with a Local Guide.

Walk through Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO site with 16 turquoise lakes that cascade into each other, then check out Trogir's medieval island streets and take a pletna boat to Lake Bled's Church of Saint Mary. Split's Diocletian's Palace is great to see, and later you'll head into Postojna Cave on an electric train.

Head to Lake Bled in Slovenia's alpine landscape where glacial waters meet forested peaks, then go underground at Postojna Cave to see stalactite formations that took millions of years to form. Walk Ljubljana's cobblestone streets past the Triple Bridge and Preseren Square, later ascending to the castle for city views.