Dalmatia Tours & Trips
It’s time to explore Croatia's Dalmatian coast properly, including Split’s ancient palace, Dubrovnik's walls, and islands like Hvar and Korčula. This stunning Adriatic region mixes historic coastal towns with crystal-clear water, local wineries with seafood that's caught fresh daily. You'll swim in hidden coves, wander medieval streets and understand why Dalmatia's become one of Europe's hottest destinations lately.
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The guide was the best ever. The rides were as described. The Vis hotel was a little lacking, loud guests, bad coffee, noisy beds
Cycle the Dalmatian CoastThis was our first time doing this type of tour, so we might not have known what to expect. We’ve done tons of tours and large cruises, but not one on a boat like this. There were things we absolutely loved and things we didn’t. But, since it was our 1st experience, maybe we just weren’t used to it. The overall experience was amazing! We would recommend doing this to anyone! Loved watching the scenery and water as the boat went from place to place. Loved jumping in and swimming in beautiful locations. Loved most of the ports. The scheduled tours were fantastic. The food was good. The cook was super friendly. The captain seemed to know what he was doing and we felt very safe! The crew was really nice. We requested NA beer and it was on board. It was very relaxing. I took so many pictures! We were shocked that water had to be purchased. Coffee and juice were provided with breakfast but no drinks were offered for lunch or our one dinner. Most boats we climbed through had places to refill your water bottles. We were buying small plastic water bottles for 4€. Since you aren’t allowed to bring drinks on board you were stuck buying lots of water! Also, cabins weren’t cleaned for the 8 days and new towels and toilet paper were only given to us once. Maybe that is normal? The deck loungers and chairs were hard plastic and most had cracks that would pinch you, your suit or your towel. The tour you buy isn’t what you get. The captain decides where you are going. You will find out late the night before so it’s a little hard to plan for port time. Luckily we had spent a few days in Split before we boarded. Other boats went to Split but our captain said because of construction we couldn’t go. I can’t imagine coming all the way to Croatia and not seeing Split. We went to Milna instead. Which, was a complete waste of a vacation day and the only day I was unhappy with. We went into Milna early around 2:00. The place is super tiny. There was nothing to do or see so most of the guests walked around and then took a nap. The other ports were amazing. Incredible things to do and see. Super happy with all of our other stops. Also, we didn’t find out what boat we were on until 2 days before. We were told 2 other boats 1st. Since we are coming into this with very little experience, I would have preferred a more detailed explanations of the cabin types and boat categories. I would have selected a different type of cabin and boat level. Also, you start and end in Trogir. You come in pretty early on your last full day. The boat is then taken over by supplies and crew is tearing everything up getting ready for the next cruise. For example the area and chair at the top of our stairs was covered with piles of new linens and towels wrapped in plastic, so we had to climb around them before we could leave the hallway. We were told to meet in the galley for information meeting and our crew is pulling out supplies from under the seats, behind the bar and in the kitchen and piling them on the tables so it’s hard to hear. The program says you disembark at 9:00 but the captain will tell you 8:30 and honestly the crew prep, supplies and chaos is so much you will want to depart as early as you can. I would have appreciated a group thread on What’s App. I think that would have helped with communication. It would have been nice to have some info about each port. If we would have had a group thread, it would be super easy to post things like the cost of the Mjet park, where to get tickets, top things to do or the days weather.
Dalmatian Highlights Split and Dubrovnik Region Cruise (Superior Boat Category)You won’t regret booking this tour. Steph is the best tour leader, good accommodation and space on the boat and some great activities involved.
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Cycle the Dalmatian Coast
“Loved everything we saw. Loved the accommodations.”
Laurie, traveled in May
The UNESCO-listed cities of Split and Dubrovnik anchor this 219km cycling journey along Croatia's stunning Dalmatian Coast. Eight days of riding across Hvar and Korcula islands include wine tastings at Caric winery, swimming in crystal-clear bays, and seafront hotel stays. Expert guides lead daily rides of 27-62km in this $2,300 adventure combining challenging climbs, coastal views, and authentic Croatian experiences.
Duration 8 days Destinations Kaštel Kambelovac, Trogir, Split, Stari Grad, Jelsa, Vrboska, Hvar, Korčula, Račišće, LumbardaSee all destinations Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Explore! From $2,400
7% Off- US$2,230You save $170
4-day Split to Dubrovnik, Classic Plus, 18-35s
“Boat was clean and well-stocked. The trip was a perfect mix of relaxation and site-seeing/exploring.”
Emma, traveled in June
This exclusive one-way cruise showcases Dalmatia's best party spots and cultural sites. The route stretches from Split's historic harbor to Makarska's cave club and Mljet's peaceful lakes, with daily swim stops and optional excursions. At approx. $570, this 4.3/5-rated tour (10+ reviews) includes breakfast and lunch.
Duration 4 days Destinations Trogir, Hvar Island, Mljet Island, Dubrovnik Age Range Ages 18-35 Operator Go Croatia Sail From
7% Off- US$633+$40 local payments
The Dalmatian Coast: Rome, Dubrovnik & Adriatic Dreamin’
“Good tour for solo travellers looking to travel with a group, accommodation and itinerary is planned for you.”
Charlotte, traveled in September
Young travelers aged 18-35 can climb Split's St. Domnius Cathedral bell tower, walk Korčula's Old Town walls, and taste Europe's finest oysters in Ston. The adventure ends in Dubrovnik at Lovrijenac Fort and Franciscan Monastery, with an average group age of 24.
Duration 7 days Destinations Italy, Vatican City (Holy See), Croatia Age Range Ages 18-35 Operator G Adventures From $1,299
30% Off- US$909You save $390
Croatia Sail Adventure
“Absolutely brilliant experience! The crew were amazing!”
Dan, traveled in June
Dalmatia's treasures await, from Split's Roman palace to Dubrovnik's medieval walls. Cyclists roam Mljet National Park, kayakers glide through crystal waters, and visitors wander Korčula's marble streets. A premium vessel provides ensuite cabins and daily three-course Croatian feasts.
Duration 10 days Destinations Split, Makarska, Mljet, Dubrovnik, Trstenik, Korčula, Hvar Island Age Range Ages 18-49 Operator INTRO Travel From
30% Off- US$2,524
Dalmatian Highlights Split and Dubrovnik Region Cruise (Superior Boat Category)
“The overall vacation was amazing!”
Cammy, traveled in June
Dalmatian highlights await with English and German-speaking guides, suitable for ages 10+. The route includes Marco Polo's birthplace in Korčula, Brač's famous white limestone quarries, and Split's 1700-year-old Diocletian's Palace. Fifteen meals and guided tours of Split, Dubrovnik, and UNESCO-protected Trogir complete the experience.
Duration 8 days Destinations Trogir, Ciovo island, Split, Hvar, Korcula Island, Polače, Mljet Island, Elaphiti Islands, Dubrovnik, KorčulaSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German Operator Gulliver Travel From $1,237
15% Off- US$1,051You save $186
CROATIA SAIL - Split to Dubrovnik (The Southern Discovery)
“Travelling by boat is the best way to see the islands and the coastal cities of Croatia.”
Karina, traveled in August
Crystal waters and historic ports dot the route from Split to Dubrovnik. Climb Hvar's fortress, walk Korčula's medieval walls, and visit Mljet's monastery while enjoying fresh Croatian cuisine and daily swimming in pristine waters.
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Bol, Hvar Island, Makarska, Korcula Island, Mljet Island, Dubrovnik Age Range Ages 25-40 Operator Koda Sail From
15% Off- US$1,601+$120 local payments
Discover Croatia & Slovenia by Land and Sea (Multi country)
“Well organised, the private tour was very good.”
Amy, traveled in September
Experience Dalmatia's highlights from Split's Diocletian's Palace to Dubrovnik's city walls. Cruise aboard MS Adriatic Princess, stopping at Vis's secluded bays and Hvar's sunny shores. Explore Korčula's Renaissance architecture and Mljet National Park's pristine lakes. The 11-day journey includes guided tours, daily swim stops, and accommodation at selected 4-star hotels and onboard cabins.
Duration 11 days Destinations Zagreb, Ljubljana, Bled, Plitvice Lakes National Park, Split, Vis, Korčula, Dubrovnik, Pomena, Mljet IslandSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Gulliver Travel From $5,813
15% Off- US$4,941You save $872
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Demographics
Solo Travelers275 tours- Couples235 tours
- Young Adults (18 - 39)35 tours
- Seniors (50+)149 tours
Best time to visit Dalmatia
- Summer 2026
Summer opens up our widest range of coastal experiences. Our island-hopping boats make daily swimming stops in clear blue bays and visit beaches like Zlatni Rat. Travelers tell us they love mixing cultural visits to Split, Hvar and also Korčula with refreshing dips away from busy harbors. Active tours start with morning activities then ease into afternoon relaxation - you might cycle through Pelješac's wine country then cool off at secluded beaches. Families based on Lopud Island get a nice mix of kayaking, swimming and guided walks plus plenty of beach time. Young adult tours hit that perfect balance between culture and social life, from exploring Dubrovnik's walls during the day to catching sunset drinks at beach bars in the evening.
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- Fall / Autumn 2026
Fall brings some of our most popular tours, with fewer tourists around but sea temperatures staying warm enough for swimming right through October. It's an excellent time for cultural visits - you can really take your time at Diocletian's Palace or walk Dubrovnik's walls without the summer crowds. Wine tours work especially well now, timing visits with grape harvests on Hvar and also Korčula. Cyclists appreciate the cooler weather for longer rides through olive groves and coastal roads. Our island-hopping cruises keep running through autumn, and guests often mention how nice it is having places like Mljet's salt lakes more to themselves. The mix of good weather, smaller groups and local harvest festivals creates perfect conditions for making real connections with local culture.
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- Winter 2026 / 2027
- December 2026 popular 51 tours
- January 2027 48 tours
- February 2027 49 tours
- Spring 2027
Spring cycling along the Dalmatian coast really comes into its own during May when the temperature hits that sweet spot for longer rides. Our cyclists love following old Roman roads on Hvar before heading down quiet coastal routes to Jelsa. If you prefer a gentler pace, our sailing tours connect Split to Dubrovnik with plenty of quiet bays for swimming stops along the way. The spring months are perfect for diving into culture too - you'll find fewer people at UNESCO sites like Diocletian's Palace and Korčula's old town, giving you space to really explore. Walking tours blend city visits with national parks, and Plitvice Lakes puts on quite a show in spring when the waterfalls run full force. For cyclists looking for a challenge, we've got support vehicles backing up those uphill climbs, so you can tackle those viewpoints at whatever pace works for you.
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