Sightseeing Tours & Trips in Plitvice Lakes National Park

Walk through Plitvice Lakes National Park's boardwalks past gem-like pools formed by travertine barriers and towering karst formations. See Diocletian's Palace in Split, a UNESCO site built from white stone imported from Brač Island, then stroll the cobblestone streets of Hvar Town and visit St. Stephen's Cathedral. Climb to Hercegovačka Gračanica Temple for panoramic views of Trebinje and find the baroque palaces of Perast on Kotor Bay.

Travel from Zagreb to Split with a stop at Plitvice Lakes National Park, where you'll walk wooden pathways past 16 cascading lakes and over 90 waterfalls. Continue to the UNESCO-listed town of Trogir and wander its narrow streets lined with Renaissance architecture, including the intricate Cathedral portal and Cipiko palace. Ferry between Split, Hvar Island, and Korčula Island, taking in coastal views and medieval Mediterranean charm throughout this semi-independent 10-day tour.

Belgrade's Skadarlija bohemian quarter and Kalemegdan Fortress overlook the Danube and Sava Rivers. Novi Sad has a commanding Petrovaradin Fortress worth seeing. Zagreb's upper town includes the Stone Gate, St Mark's Church, and Lotrscak Tower. The UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park has turquoise lakes connected by cascading waterfalls. Osijek's historic Tvrđa fortress complex and Vukovar are on the route before you reach Split for your Adriatic cruise departure.

Spend a full day at Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia's oldest and most visited natural wonder, which holds UNESCO World Heritage status. Walk along extended wooden boardwalks that wind across turquoise lakes and cascading waterfalls throughout the park. Navigate the park's 300-step trails that connect 16 terraced lakes, then take an eco-friendly boat ride across Kozjak Lake and a panoramic bus transfer through the forested terrain. This 5-day Christmas getaway includes 4 nights in 3-star hotels in Zagreb with entrance fees and domestic cuisine lunch at Plitvice included.

Plitvice Lakes National Park has 16 turquoise lakes connected by waterfalls, fed by the Bijela and Crna Rivers. The upper dolomite cliffs show how water moves through karst formations, and you'll visit Licko Petrovo Selo to learn about traditional woolly underwear craftsmanship. Over 120 bird species live here, including hawks and owls, among dense forests and cascades.

Walk the wooden pathways of UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park on Day 4, where 16 cascading lakes connected by over 90 waterfalls create a natural spectacle. This 11-day semi-independent tour includes a guided walk through the park's turquoise pools surrounded by forests. Perfect for ages 15+, you'll stay in 4-star hotels including stops at the seaside town of Opatija and the island of Hvar.

A panoramic tour of Bucharest includes the Palace of Parliament and historic quarter before checking out Sinaia's Peles Castle gardens. At Plitvice, see 16 terraced lakes connected by waterfalls with an included boat or train ride through the UNESCO World Heritage Site. You'll cross the Pelješac Bridge over the Adriatic Sea and walk along Opatija's coastal promenade on the Croatian Riviera.

Walk through UNESCO-listed Old Town Dubrovnik with admission to the Franciscan Monastery housing Europe's oldest pharmacy, then boat to Lokrum Island's eleventh-century Benedictine ruins. You'll tour Diocletian's Palace in Split, see Postojna Cave by train, and visit the iconic Stari Most bridge in Mostar connecting Orthodox, Muslim, and Catholic communities. Take in the Path of the Gods views from Kalemegdan Fortress in Belgrade and stroll the historic Plaka neighborhood in Athens.