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10 best Croatia 14 Days tour packages

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• 14 Days in Croatia, incl. Zagreb and Dubrovnik

  A grand Croatian tour through 17 destinations including Zagreb, Split, and Dubrovnik awaits. The route combines UNESCO sites, a 7-night luxury cruise, and inland discoveries. Total costs around $9,200 includes luxury hotels, guided tours, and most meals.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Zagreb

    Begin in the capital. Take a full day to explore the Upper Town using the funicular railway. Visit Ban Jelačić Square in the morning when the light is perfect for photos. The Upper Town has slippery cobblestone streets when wet so make sure to wear shoes with good grip.

    
  • Days 2-3

    Opatija & Istria

    Drive 3 hours to the beautiful Opatija Riviera with its classic Habsburg architecture. Join a truffle hunting tour in Istria but wear closed shoes for the muddy ground. Visit Pula's Roman Amphitheater in the early hours to avoid crowds and afternoon heat.

    
  • Day 4

    Plitvice Lakes

    This UNESCO site needs careful planning. Arrive before 9 AM to get ahead of tour groups on the wooden walkways. Bring a light raincoat since the waterfalls create a lot of spray. Plan for about 6 hours to complete the full circuit at a comfortable pace.

    
  • Days 5-11

    Adriatic Cruise

    Your week-long sailing adventure starts in Split. If you get seasick pack some medication. The water is usually calmest in the morning. You'll visit: - The medieval streets of Trogir - Krka National Park waterfalls - Kornati archipelago - The historic port of Mali Lošinj A regular visitor to Kornati shared: "The white cliffs and crystal waters are breathtaking but bring water shoes for swimming stops - the rocks can be sharp."

    
  • Days 12-14

    Dubrovnik Region

    Your trip ends in stunning Dubrovnik. Walk the city walls before 8:30 AM to beat the crowds and heat. Visit museums in the afternoon when the sun is strongest. Take the cable car up Mt. Srđ for sunset views but book tickets early during peak season.

    

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• 14 Day Croatia Itinerary, incl. Zagreb and Dubrovnik

  A comprehensive 396-mile Croatian tour spans 13 destinations, blending 6 hotel nights with 7 nights at sea. The itinerary features daily breakfast, 6 lunches, 5 dinners, plus visits to Krka's waterfalls, Dubrovnik's walls, and Split's Diocletian's Palace.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Zagreb

    Give yourself two full days in Croatia's capital. Visit the historic Upper Town early morning before the crowds show up. Take the funicular up for great city views and walk from the Stone Gate to St. Mark's Church. Visit Dolac Market in the morning before vendors pack up around 1 PM. You can try local foods like štrukli, a traditional cheese pastry.

    
  • Days 3-4

    Zadar & Krka National Park

    It's a 3-hour drive to coastal Zadar. Watch the sunset at Nikola Basic's Sea Organ when the sound and light show really comes alive. The next morning, drive 1.5 hours to Krka National Park. Get there by 9 AM to avoid tour groups and get clear photos of Skradinski Buk waterfall. Bring water shoes since the boardwalks can get slippery.

    
  • Days 5-6

    Split & Dubrovnik

    Start early at Split's Diocletian's Palace before driving to Dubrovnik. Stop at Ston to see the medieval walls and oyster farms. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The fresh oysters in Ston were incredible - don't miss trying them right there by the water where they're harvested."

    
  • Days 7-8

    Dubrovnik & Slano

    Take the cable car up Mount Srđ first thing since lines get long after 10 AM. Walk the city walls in late afternoon when it's cooler and the light is perfect for photos. Start your cruise and stop at the Elaphiti Islands for swimming. Learn about oyster farming when you reach Slano.

    
  • Days 9-10

    Mljet & Korčula

    Visit Mljet National Park's saltwater lakes. You can rent bikes at the entrance to get around easier. Next is Korčula, where Marco Polo was supposedly born. The old town has an interesting fishbone street layout that catches cool sea breezes.

    
  • Days 11-12

    Vis & Hvar

    Explore Vis, one of the most authentic Croatian islands with great local wines. If weather allows, visit the Blue Cave on Biševo early before crowds arrive. In Hvar, walk up to the fortress to watch the sunset over the harbor and Pakleni Islands.

    
  • Days 13-14

    Brač & Split

    Visit Zlatni Rat beach on Brač before 11 AM when the wind picks up. The beach changes shape with the currents but morning visits usually show its famous triangle shape. End your trip in Split and explore the local Veli Varoš neighborhood beyond the palace walls.

    

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• 14 Days in Croatia, incl. Zagreb and Dubrovnik

  Eleven Croatian cities unfold from Zagreb to Dubrovnik in this luxurious tour. The route features Plitvice Lakes' 16 interconnected lakes, Split's Diocletian Palace, sunny Hvar Island, and Ston's oyster farms, with premium accommodations throughout.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Zagreb

    Begin in Croatia's vibrant capital. Head to the medieval Upper Town early morning to see St. Mark's Church with its colorful tiled roof before the crowds arrive. A recent traveler shared: "Our local guide's historical knowledge made Zagreb's twin towns come alive - don't miss the fascinating stories behind the Stone Gate and Lotrščak Tower."

    
  • Day 3

    Postojna & Opatija

    Visit Slovenia's Postojna Caves. The cave train ride takes 15 minutes and stays at 10°C, so bring a light jacket. Continue to Opatija and walk the 12km seaside promenade as the sun sets.

    
  • Days 4-5

    Istria & Plitvice

    Visit Pula's Roman amphitheater before 10am to avoid cruise crowds. Next, stop at the beautiful port town of Rovinj. Plan a full 6 hours for Plitvice Lakes National Park the next day. Bring shoes with good grip for the wooden walkways. Visit the upper lakes in the afternoon when they're less busy.

    
  • Days 6-7

    Split & Hvar

    Explore Split's Diocletian's Palace early morning. Take the 2-hour afternoon ferry to Hvar island. A visitor recently said: "Watching the sunset from the Spanish Fortress overlooking Hvar Town was unforgettable."

    
  • Days 8-10

    Island Time

    Take two days to discover Hvar's quiet coves and historic Stari Grad. Travel to Korčula, known as Marco Polo's birthplace, with its well-preserved medieval Old Town. Look for local restaurants in the side streets and ask residents for their favorites.

    
  • Days 11-14

    Dubrovnik Region

    Stop in Ston for fresh oysters on your way to Dubrovnik. Tour the bay for about an hour. Walk Dubrovnik's walls early morning or late afternoon to avoid peak heat. Consider a day trip to Montenegro's Bay of Kotor. Finish your trip with a sunset boat ride around Dubrovnik.

    

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