Zagreb to Dubrovnik Tours

What our customers ask about Zagreb to Dubrovnik Tours

• What would be an example itinerary between Zagreb and Dubrovnik?

  A well-planned 9-day route starts in Zagreb where travelers spend 2 days exploring the historic Upper Town and cathedral. The journey continues to the cascading waterfalls of Plitvice Lakes National Park followed by 2-3 days in Split. Here visitors can explore Diocletian's Palace and take boat trips to nearby islands such as Hvar. The final leg spans 2-3 days in Dubrovnik walking the Old Town walls and taking the cable car to Mount Srđ for panoramic views. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The itinerary was perfectly balanced between city exploration nature and island hopping. Beginning in Zagreb's continental charm and ending in Dubrovnik's coastal beauty gave us a complete Croatian experience."

• What are the most common destinations visited between Zagreb and Dubrovnik?

  The route typically includes stops at Plitvice Lakes National Park Zadar Šibenik Trogir and Split. Most visitors spend 2-3 nights in Split exploring Diocletian's Palace and the surrounding islands. Some tours extend into neighboring countries visiting Slovenia's Lake Bled and Ljubljana or Bosnia's historic Mostar Bridge. A TourRadar traveler noted: "The Plitvice lakes were amazing and the UNESCO sites in Split and Trogir were fascinating glimpses into the region's rich history." Popular accommodation choices include the Hotel Corner in Split and Hotel Jezero at Plitvice Lakes.

• What is the average price range for Zagreb to Dubrovnik tours?

  Tours between these cities typically cost between 2,500 USD and 6,500 USD per person with daily rates ranging from 250-700 USD. Budget-conscious travelers can book group tours like Kompas' 10-day Dalmatian Sunshine starting at 2,524 USD. For those seeking more privacy luxury private tours through companies like Agate Travel start from 6,000 USD. According to a TourRadar traveler: "Though expensive the tour was worth every penny for the excellent hotels knowledgeable guides and seamless logistics from Zagreb's historic center to Dubrovnik's walled city."

• What is the average distance covered on a Zagreb to Dubrovnik tour?

  The journey spans roughly 800-900 kilometers (500-560 miles) including standard stops. Monterrasol Travel's 6-day discovery tour covers 846 kilometers while visiting main sites like Plitvice Lakes Split and Mostar. The route follows the Adriatic coast south passing through Zadar (285 km from Zagreb) Split (400 km from Zagreb) before reaching Dubrovnik. A TourRadar guide explains: "We take scenic coastal routes and make frequent stops to break up the journey and explore charming towns along the way."

• What are the average tour lengths for tours from Zagreb to Dubrovnik?

  Most tours run between 6 and 14 days with 9-10 days being the most common duration. Remaz Tours offers a 10-day route that includes stops in Ljubljana Bled Plitvice Lakes and Split. National Geographic Journeys extends the experience to 12 days adding visits to Bosnia and Montenegro. A TourRadar traveler commented about their 10-day tour: "The variation of visited locations and activities really makes the whole trip full of surprises and keeps you seeing new things."

• What are the most common destinations visited between Zagreb and Dubrovnik?

  Key stops include Plitvice Lakes National Park with its network of 16 lakes Split's historic center anchored by Diocletian's Palace Zadar's musical Sea Organ and the UNESCO World Heritage site of Trogir. Many travelers stay at established properties like Hotel Kolovare in Zadar and Hotel Lero in Dubrovnik. A TourRadar traveler observed: "Active and interesting itinerary with great way to see so much of Croatia in an efficient manner."