Cultural Plitvice Lakes National Park Tours & Trips

The winding trails through karst landscapes offer both guided walks and free time for photography. Visitors can choose between challenging routes and leisurely paths, with opportunities for wildlife spotting or scenic viewpoint stops.

Zagreb's upper town shows you the Stone Gate, St Mark's Church, and Lotrscak Tower, plus you'll try traditional Štrukli at a local bakery. Rastoke village has beautiful waterfalls, then UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park reveals turquoise lakes and waterfalls before continuing to Split.

Croatia's premier national park unfolds over a 3-hour tour, blending walking trails with a scenic boat ride. The UNESCO-protected site reveals 16 turquoise lakes and cascading waterfalls in their natural glory.

The UNESCO-listed park's 16 lakes and 90+ waterfalls create a photographer's paradise. A knowledgeable guide shares insights while leading you through Croatia's most celebrated natural treasure.

Plitvice Lakes National Park's 16 waterfalls cascade into bright turquoise pools carved by karst limestone, all connected by wooden boardwalks. On Hvar Island, Stari Grad reveals an ancient Greek settlement with prehistoric finds across the UNESCO plain, then Malo Grablje appears as a ghost town frozen in time.

Zagreb's guided walking tours show you the Stone Gate, Gothic Cathedral, and lively Dolac Market with centuries of Habsburg influence. Plitvice Lakes National Park's forest trails and wooden walkways pass clear lakes and waterfalls, then Opatija reveals its 19th-century past as a retreat for European nobility.

Guided walks through Zagreb's Upper Town take you to Stone Gates, Lotrščak Tower, and St. Mark's Church. An exclusive wine tasting samples Croatia's diverse winemaking regions, featuring signature reds and whites. See the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park with expert guides and visit the 14th-century Trakošćan Castle in Zagorje.

A 3-hour guided walk through Plitvice Lakes National Park follows wooden boardwalks past 16 cascading lakes once called 'Devil's Garden.' You'll see turquoise Kaluđerovac Lake and the 78m Veliki Slap waterfall, then stay overnight nearby with time for dinner at local spots.

Three hours at UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park takes you through the upper and lower lakes once called 'Devil's Garden.' You'll sample Istrian truffles with local wine near Motovun, taste fresh oysters at Lim Bay, and tour Pula's 1st-century Roman amphitheatre.

Plitvice National Park's guided nature walk takes you past 16 connected lakes and cascading waterfalls at one of Europe's famous preserves. Local guides show you Split's UNESCO site Diocletian's Palace and Jupiter Temple, Dubrovnik's Old Town Franciscan Monastery from Game of Thrones, and Zagreb's Upper Town.