Dalmatia Self Drive Tours & Road Trips

Check out Dalmatia's coast with stops in Zadar to see the Sea Organ, Sibenik's UNESCO-listed St. Jacob's Cathedral, and Split's 1,700-year-old Diocletian's Palace before continuing to Dubrovnik. This 5-day self-drive includes car rental with CDW coverage, 4 breakfasts, and hotels like Hotel Porto in Zadar.

Cross Dalmatia's Pelješac Peninsula via the new bridge to Ston, where Europe's longest defensive walls run 5km through 13th-century saltworks. Walk Split's cobblestone streets inside the UNESCO-protected Diocletian's Palace, then drive through Krka National Park's waterfalls.

This week-long self-drive takes you through Dalmatia's best medieval sites, starting in Dubrovnik where you can walk the UNESCO-listed old city walls and then heading to Split to see Diocletian's Palace. Stop in Trogir to visit the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence and look for the famous Radovan portal.

Walk through the UNESCO-listed Palace of Diocletian in Split, checking out ancient Roman chambers and the busy Riva waterfront promenade. Wander the medieval streets of Trogir's UNESCO Old Town, stopping at the Cathedral of St Lawrence and climbing its bell tower for panoramic coastal views. Head to the River Cetina canyon near Omis, where old pirate fortresses look out over clear Adriatic waters.

This 8-day self-drive takes you through Dalmatia, picking up your VW Golf or similar at Dubrovnik Airport with unlimited mileage. Stay at Hotel Ivka in Dubrovnik and Hotel Tragos in Split with breakfast each morning, then navigate coastal routes through medieval Šibenik and the 13th-century Mirabella Fortress in Omiš.

Start your self-drive from Split's UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace and head up Dalmatia's coastal roads, stopping at medieval Trogir and Šibenik before you get to Skradin. You'll see Krka National Park's 17-waterfall Skradinski Buk cascade and walk trails through UNESCO Plitvice Lakes' 16 emerald travertine pools.