Croatia and Slovenia Tours for Solo Travelers
10 best Croatia And Slovenia solo travel packages
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- Italy-Slovenia(Bled)-Croatia Small Group Tour
- Riches Route of Dalmatia (Bled & 3night Dubrovnik) Small Group tour
- Croatia, Beauty of the Adriatic - A Small Group Journey
- Adriatic Escape (Small Groups)
- Lakes & Mediterranean Harmony
- Premium Venice to Dubrovnik (from Venice to Elaphiti Islands)
- Croatia & Slovenia
- Small Group: Balkan Extended - Venice to Dubrovnik
- Small Group: Balkan Extended - Venice to Split
- Premium Venice to Split
Italy-Slovenia(Bled)-Croatia Small Group Tour
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The Italy-Slovenia-Croatia tour was beautiful from start to finish. Dubrovnik was the perfect end.”
Ryan, traveled in November
Duration 6 days Destinations Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia Age Range Ages 18+ Group Size Max Group Size 16 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Ajdinis From
- US$2,792
Riches Route of Dalmatia (Bled & 3night Dubrovnik) Small Group tour
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The natural beauty of Plitvice and Bled was truly impressive. Dubrovnik and Mostar felt vibrant and well organized.”
Lisa, traveled in November
Duration 7 days Destinations Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia, Montenegro Age Range Ages 18+ Group Size Max Group Size 16 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Ajdinis From
- US$2,325
Croatia, Beauty of the Adriatic - A Small Group Journey
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The hotels were great, the included meals delicious and each local guide was knowledgeable.”
Thomas, traveled in April
Solo travelers ages 12+ join small groups capped at 20 people, with typical group size around 16 making it simple to meet fellow travelers. Walk through Dubrovnik's UNESCO-listed medieval walls and check out Diocletian's Palace in Split. Plitvice Lakes National Park showcases turquoise cascades across wooden walkways. Montenegro's Bay of Kotor and Lake Bled's island church both make great stops. Ljubljana's riverside promenade features designs by architect Jože Plečnik. Private rooms available at 4-star hotels across Croatia and Slovenia for comfortable solo stays.
Duration 13 days Destinations Croatia, Montenegro, Slovenia Age Range Ages 12+ Group Size Max Group Size 20 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Sky Vacations From
- US$3,320
Duration 10 days Destinations Croatia, Slovenia, Italy Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 40 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Insight Vacations From $4,625
10% Off- US$4,163You save $463
Duration 9 days Destinations Italy, Slovenia, Austria, Croatia Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 38 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Katarina Line From
10% Off- US$3,107
Travelers aged 30+ share magical moments at Plitvice Lakes and Postojna Caves. Groups savor Bled cream cake tastings and Ljubljana walking tours. Welcoming stays at Hotel Corner Split and Hotel Dubrovnik Zagreb include Rudolf's Raft wine cruises.
Duration 10 days Destinations Croatia, Montenegro, Slovenia Age Range Ages 30+ Group Size Max Group Size 20 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Bunnik Tours From $4,295
13% Off- US$3,755+$190 upfront costsYou save $540
Croatia and Slovenia's highlights shine through small group experiences. Wine tasting in Goriška Hills and truffle hunting in Motovun Forest create natural bonds. Single rooms available at Grand Hotel Portorož and Valamar Parentino, with supplements from €860.
Duration 13 days Destinations Italy, Slovenia, Croatia Age Range Ages 12+ Group Size Max Group Size 24 Group Type GroupPersonalized Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Balkan and more From $6,956
30% Off- US$4,869You save $2,087
Croatian-Slovenian adventures at Postojna Cave, Lake Bled, and Plitvice Lakes bring travelers together. Wine tastings and truffle hunting excursions foster connections. Single supplements start from $700.
Duration 11 days Destinations Italy, Slovenia, Croatia Age Range Ages 12+ Group Size Max Group Size 24 Group Type GroupPersonalized Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Balkan and more From $6,274
30% Off- US$4,392You save $1,882
What people love about touring Croatia And Slovenia solo
- Croatia, Beauty of the Adriatic - A Small Group Journey
Wonderful isn’t enough of a word! We loved this trip. It was for me, my husband and my mom (who is 81) and it was a dream trip. It’s so nice to get on a tour and not have to worry about where to go, what to do and how to get from one place to another. Sky Vacations had everything in the program covered and we just had to sit back and enjoy. We even took the extra dinner cruise in Dubrovnik and we are so happy we did it. We loved the cities and towns so much, we are actually thinking of taking the same tour next year with our kids to celebrate their high school graduations! Five star across the board!
- Small Group: Balkan Extended - Budapest to Dubrovnik
Really loved this trip! Everything went super smooth from beginning to end. Our guide Nemanja was great. He was friendly, knew a lot, and made the whole journey even more fun. Slovenia and Croatia were the best parts for me, especially Istria and Hvar island. So beautiful and not too crowded. A great mix of nature, cool places, and chill time. Thank you.
- Private - Balkan Extended from Budapest to Split
We were very surprised to find we were the only 2 on the tour. Our guide Marko was wonderful, very helpful, very kind, very knowledgeable about the region, history and culture. This was definitely the best tour we have experienced. Thank you, everyone involved.
What our customers ask about Croatia and Slovenia Tours for Solo Travelers
How easy is it to meet other travelers in Croatia and Slovenia outside of organized tour activities?
Meeting fellow travelers comes naturally in Croatia and Slovenia through the region's social spaces and activities. The beach clubs in Hvar welcome a mix of travelers while Split's wine bars tucked into Diocletian's Palace create perfect spots for casual conversations. Ljubljana's riverside restaurants buzz with visitors exchanging travel stories. Properties like the Remisens Premium in Opatija and Leonardo Royal in Venice add to the social atmosphere with guest activities. A TourRadar traveler noted: "Even outside group activities I constantly met other travelers at places like the Buza Bar in Dubrovnik and during the morning market wanderings in Ljubljana."
What is the best time of year for solo travelers to visit Croatia and Slovenia?
Plan your solo trip during May-June or September-October. These months bring comfortable temperatures between 20-25°C with fewer crowds than summer peak season. The weather suits outdoor activities from hiking Plitvice Lakes to walking through coastal towns. Hotels including Valamar Riviera in Porec and Eurostars uHotel in Ljubljana offer more availability and better rates. One TourRadar traveler shared: "Traveling in September meant comfortable temperatures for walking tours in Split and Dubrovnik plus the beaches and cafes were lively but not overcrowded."
How social are the guided tours in Croatia and Slovenia for solo travelers?
The tours create natural opportunities for social connection especially at key locations like Plitvice Lakes National Park and Lake Bled. Group activities and shared experiences bring travelers together. Hotels like the Hotel Globo in Split and Hotel City Ljubljana help foster connections through common spaces and group meals. A TourRadar traveler noted: "I had the best time on this tour! Met some wonderful people and made special memories through shared experiences like wine tasting in Istria and exploring Dubrovnik's old town together."
What is the typical single supplement cost for Croatia and Slovenia tours?
Single supplements range from 800-1300 USD based on season and hotel category. Standard packages add around 800 USD in regular season and 950 USD during peak times while luxury options run 1090-1300 USD. Some properties like Hotel Jezero in Plitvice and Hotel Art in Split offer dedicated single rooms that help reduce these costs.
How safe is it to explore independently during free time as a solo traveler?
Both countries maintain strong safety records especially in main tourist areas such as Dubrovnik's Old Town Split's Diocletian's Palace area and Ljubljana's city center. Hotels including the Valamar Lacroma in Dubrovnik and City Hotel Ljubljana sit in secure locations near key attractions. A TourRadar review confirmed: "Felt completely safe exploring on my own during free afternoons - the cities are very walkable and tourist-friendly."
What type of accommodation can solo travelers expect on Croatia and Slovenia tours?
Lodging ranges from historic boutique properties to modern 4-star hotels in prime locations. Options include the Art Hotel or Luxe Hotel near Split's Diocletian's Palace and the Best Western Premier Slon in Ljubljana. Many properties offer single rooms with modest supplements. As one TourRadar reviewer mentioned: "The Hotel Dubrovnik Palace had an amazing location with sea views and the common areas made it easy to meet other travelers. The single rooms were spacious and comfortable."





















