Adriatic Family Tours & Vacation Packages
Find the perfect tour for your family, catering to all ages with over 359 family tours lasting from 3 days up to 19 days available in Adriatic.
10 Adriatic Family trips
Compiled by
MelissaAdriatic travel expert at TourRadar
- Family Dubrovnik and Croatian Islands Adventure
- Croatia Family Island Hopping, 11 Days
- Private 8 Days Croatia Family Trip with 4-stars hotel, Daily Start & Exclusive Guide
- Croatian Family multisport tour - Dalmatian Coast, guided tour
- Sea, Gelato, and White Alleys: Italian Monopoli with Kids
- Sail Croatian Islands; Dubrovnik to Split in 8 Days
- Cruise Croatian Islands; Split to Dubrovnik in 8 Days
- Best of the Balkans
- Country Roads of Croatia (Classic)
- Dalmatian Elegance (Classic, Upper Deck Cruise)
Family Dubrovnik and Croatian Islands Adventure
“It's not a relaxing beach holiday, although there are opportunities to relax on beautiful beaches.”
FionaGibbs, traveled in July
This 8-day family adventure takes you kayaking to Sipan Island's Green Cave and stand-up paddleboarding in Lopud's calm bays. A family-run guesthouse just 50m from sandy beaches serves as your base for daily water activities and a scenic bike ride across Sipan's olive groves. Children love the beach games like Croatian Picigin and UNESCO-listed Dubrovnik's Game of Thrones filming locations. Suitable for ages 7+.
Duration 8 days Destinations Dubrovnik, Lopud Island, Sipan Island, Sipanska Luka Age Range Ages 7+ Operator Explore! From $2,490
20% Off- US$1,990
Croatia Family Island Hopping, 11 Days
“The company was great to communicate with and very efficient.”
Glenda, traveled in May
The Adriatic beckons families to Hotel Port 9 in Korčula and Hotel Elaphusa in Bol. Highlights include Pučišća's Stone Masonry School, Trolokve's natural pools, and Vidova Gora's summit. Ideal for families with children 10+.
Duration 11 days Destinations Split, Brac, Bol, Hvar Island, Korcula Island Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Gulliver Travel From $2,023
15% Off- US$1,719
This private family tour along the Adriatic includes a boat trip from Split to Hvar Island with swimming at Stiniva beach and time at the Blue Cave. Families can wander through medieval Motovun's hilltop streets, ride the historic Uspinjaca funicular in Zagreb, and walk seaside trails in Opatija, the Austro-Hungarian Empire's first resort town.
Duration 8 days Destinations Zagreb, Trakoscan, Motovun, Rovinj, Pula, Opatija, Plitvice Lakes National Park, Split, Hvar Island, Dubrovnik Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Agate Travel From $6,309
12% Off- US$5,552
Active adventures await families with children 6+, from SUP in Pupnatska Luka bay to cycling Hvar's lavender fields. Snorkeling in secluded coves and Diocletian's Palace in Split delight young travelers. Family-friendly Hotel Pharo in Hvar and Hotel Lapad in Dubrovnik offer connecting rooms.
Duration 7 days Destinations Split, Hvar Island, Korcula Island, Peljesac, Ston, Dubrovnik Age Range Ages 6+ Operator Meridien Ten From
12% Off- US$4,689
Duration 6 days Destinations Bari, Monopoli, Alberobello, Fasano, Polignano a Mare Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Worldee From
12% Off- US$476+$1,182 upfront costs
Sail Croatian Islands; Dubrovnik to Split in 8 Days
“Enjoyed my time. As a solo traveler this was perfect for me. Nice program plan and staff was very responsive as well.”
Sally, traveled in March
This multi-generational cruise sails from Dubrovnik to Split, stopping at Marco Polo's birthplace in Korčula's medieval town and the historic fishing village of Vis. You'll get guided tours through sunny Hvar and see Pučišća's famous Stonemasonry School on Brač island, plus swim in quiet Adriatic bays.
Duration 8 days Destinations Dubrovnik, Slano, Mljet, Korčula, Vis, Hvar Island, Bol, Pucisca, Omis, Split Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Choose Balkans From $1,924
15% Off- US$1,635
Cruise Croatian Islands; Split to Dubrovnik in 8 Days
“I had a wonderful time at this tour.”
Aurora, traveled in April
This 8-day Dalmatian trip includes guided tours of Split, Hvar Town, Korčula, and Dubrovnik's Old Town, plus visits to the 12th-century Benedictine Monastery on Mljet's Islet of St. Mary and the fishing village of Komiža on Vis Island. You'll swim in hidden bays, learn about Omiš's pirate history along the Cetina River.
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Omis, Pucisca, Bol, Hvar Island, Vis, Korčula, Mljet, Slano, Dubrovnik Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Choose Balkans From $1,924
15% Off- US$1,635
Duration 9 days Destinations Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Costsaver From $1,925
10% Off- US$1,733
Country Roads of Croatia (Classic)
“The scenery was spectacular so I looked forward to the next place to visit.”
JJ, traveled in August
Croatia's Adriatic coast unfolds from Opatija to Dubrovnik, featuring Postojna Cave's mini-train rides and Plitvice Lakes' nature walks. Children over 5 thrill at island-hopping to Hvar and Korčula, while Hotel Dubrovnik Palace provides luxurious comfort.
Duration 14 days Destinations Croatia, Slovenia, Montenegro Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Insight Vacations From $4,850
10% Off- US$4,365
Dalmatian Elegance (Classic, Upper Deck Cruise)
“The cruise was operated by Katarina line on board the MV Avangard, which was a beautiful ship.”
isabellimnhotmailcom, traveled in April
Young explorers aged 5+ will love Split's underground cellars and Dubrovnik's cable car rides to Srđ Mountain. Swimming at Brač's Golden Cape and dolphin-watching from MV Avangard's deck create lasting memories. The trip includes guided walks through Korčula's medieval streets and Farm-to-Table experiences in Kuna village.
Duration 9 days Destinations Split, Hvar, Peljesac, Trstenik, Kuna Pelješka, Mljet, Dubrovnik, Korčula, Brac, Trogir Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Insight Vacations From
10% Off- US$4,470+$25 upfront costs
Adriatic Family Trips/Tours Reviews
- Best of the Balkans
Best of the Balkans cannot be more Thankful to Costsaver for giving us such an amazing itenarary and 9 day trip. We started our trip in Dubrovnik for 2 nights then on to Kotor, Budva ,Motsar Bosnia Heresogovina Sarajevo had a short stop at Jablianica and onto Split. We had the most fabulous Tour guide Tod
- Sail Croatian Islands; Dubrovnik to Split in 8 Days
Me and my sister booked this trip in Croatia. The yacht was amazing, room was spacious and clean and staff were really friendly and professional. All the destinations we visited were beautiful and this experience was very unique, you should do at least once in your life. Thank you Choose Balkans
- Cruise Croatian Islands; Split to Dubrovnik in 8 Days
Fantastic tour. Would do it again and again! Beautiful coast and pleaces. Boats are great and stuff is wonderful. Thank you guys!
What our customers ask about Adriatic Family Tours & Vacation Packages
When is the best time to visit the Adriatic with children?
Late spring (May-June) or early fall (September) provides the most comfortable conditions for families visiting the Adriatic. During these months Split and Dubrovnik see temperatures around 75°F (24°C) which works well for exploring outdoors with children. The Hvar area gets more than 2,800 hours of sun each year making beach time enjoyable for families. The summer peak (July-August) tends to get very crowded as noted by one TourRadar traveler who said "the crowds can be overwhelming especially with children."
What are the best family-friendly activities and attractions in the Adriatic region?
Families can explore the clear waters of Plitvice Lakes National Park or take boat trips between islands like Hvar Brac and Korcula. The shallow waters at Zlatni Rat beach in Bol work well for children who want to swim or try water sports. One TourRadar visitor noted "Everything happened seamlessly which was especially important for someone travelling with family confidence-wise." Educational stops include the Sculpting Academy in Pučišća where stone masonry traditions continue and historic sites like Split's Diocletian's Palace.
What are the best accommodation options for families in the Adriatic?
Family lodging ranges from beachside resorts to well-appointed hotels across the region. Split's Hotel Corner offers large family rooms while the Grand Beach Resort Amfora in Hvar features multiple pools and easy beach access. The Valamar Lacroma Hotel in Dubrovnik provides family suites and kid-focused amenities. A TourRadar guest shared that "The Dubrovnik hotel was fabulous with extra friendly and helpful staff good facilities" confirming its appeal for families.
What type of transportation is recommended for families traveling in the Adriatic?
Families typically do best with a mix of private transfers and ferry rides when exploring the Adriatic islands. Many tour packages include air-conditioned vehicles for land travel and scheduled ferry trips between islands such as Brač Hvar and Korčula. A TourRadar review praised "Dom our driver was excellent...his kind and humorous nature was a highlight of the trip for my husband and I." Most tours offer convenient airport-to-hotel transfers to simplify family travel logistics.
How accessible are the beaches and swimming areas for children in the Adriatic?
Many Adriatic beaches offer gradual entry points and calm waters that work well for children. Family favorites include Split's Bačvice Beach and the sheltered bays around Hvar Island. One TourRadar guest noted: "Stopping for swims everyday was wonderful and the crew knew the area well and chose great swimming spots." Beaches often provide lifeguards changing rooms and rental equipment. The Hotel Dubrovnik Palace gives guests access to a private beach that suits families with young children.
What dining options are available for families with picky eaters?
Restaurants across the Adriatic understand the needs of family dining. Local spots serve both Croatian dishes and familiar options that appeal to children. The Hotel Split Inn makes special kids' menus while Dubrovnik's waterfront restaurants offer simple pasta and fresh seafood choices. As one TourRadar visitor said: "The food is amazing and there were plenty of options for everyone." Hotels like Hvar's Amfora serve buffet meals that work well for families and most restaurants will adjust portions or modify dishes for young diners.