Walking Adventure Tours & Trips in Adriatic

Six days of walking routes take you from Dubrovnik's UNESCO Old Town with its baroque buildings to Split's Roman-era Diocletian's Palace. Private guided walks show you the Rector's Palace, Franciscan Monastery, and St. Domnius Cathedral, plus there's a cable car ride for coastal views and optional day-trips.

Head from Split to Krka National Park for forest walks alongside river waterfalls and natural pools in Central Dalmatia. You'll navigate Dubrovnik's Old Town cobblestones on foot, ascending Mount Srđ via cable car to the Imperial Fortress summit. Walk the Pelješac Peninsula's coastal paths between Ston and Orebić, then see Korčula Island's beaches and Lumbarda fishing village trails.

Walk through Sarajevo's cobblestone Bascarsija bazaar and see the Latin Bridge and Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, then head to Mostar's Kujundziluk bazaar beneath the Old Bridge spanning the emerald Neretva River. You'll finish with a morning walk to Apparition Hill in Medugorje before reaching the coast.

Walk the cobbled streets of Bascarsija bazaar in Sarajevo, passing the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque and Latin Bridge. Head to Mostar's UNESCO-listed Old Bridge and stroll through the Kujundziluk bazaar along the emerald Neretva River. Optional morning hike to Apparition Hill in Međugorje before your coastal transfer to Split.

This 7-night Adriatic Sea cruise runs from Split to Dubrovnik on a privately chartered 4-star ship, stopping at Golden Cape beach in Bol and the Blue Cave on Biševo Island. Walk the medieval streets of UNESCO-listed Trogir, see the 12th-century Benedictine monastery on Mljet's St. Mary Islet.

Walk the scenic 12km Lungomare promenade along Kvarner Bay and through Opatija's Angiolina Park at an easy pace. You'll have plenty of free time to wander Rovinj's cobbled alleys, cliffside bars, and waterfront cafés, plus a visit to Pula's ancient Roman amphitheatre with 4-star hotel stays.

Lace up for walks through the Dinaric Alps and Adriatic coast, climbing medieval steps to Sveti Ivan Fortress above Kotor Bay for harbor views. Stroll Perast's narrow baroque lanes, walk old paths up to Blagaj Fortress, and navigate Dubrovnik's fortified walls plus Sarajevo's historic alleys on an evening food tour.

This trek winds through Istria's hilltop villages from medieval Motovun to coastal Opatija, following ancient trading paths dating back to the Middle Ages. You'll hike through oak forests and olive groves in the Kaldir Valley, then climb to an 85-meter rocky outcrop at Istarske Toplice thermal baths.