Croatia lies in South Central Europe and is rich in culture, history, gastronomic delights, and natural wonders. With over a thousand islands and its intriguing mixture of cultures, it offers a diverse landscape that will entice the most insightful traveller. This holiday destination has far more to offer than just a summertime beach getaway, though the coastline is the star attraction for many.
We offer the largest range of cruises in Croatia.
Guaranteed departures on all coach tours.
Tailor Made Packages in Croatia.
Special interest tours and cruises available.
Known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic”, Dubrovnik is regarded as one of the most prominent tourist attractions in Croatia and the Mediterranean. The city features stunning architecture, and boasts spectacular churches, monasteries, museums, fountains and the famous walls that surround the old city. The views of the old city and harbour are superb and not to be missed.
The second largest city in Croatia, home to Diocletian’s Palace – one of the most imposing Roman ruins and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Within the atmospheric old walls of the city experience the Dalmatian way of life with its thriving bars and restaurants.
This vibrant capital boasts culture, theatres, architecture and a superb gastronomy scene. Do as the locals do and sit in any one of the numerous cafes and watch the world go by. A truly continental city!
Featuring interconnected crystal-clear lakes and gushing waterfalls, Plitvice Lakes will get the camera shutter going! There are 16 vibrant lakes which form over 90 spectacular cascades and waterfalls.
Considered the most fashionable of the Dalmatian islands, Hvar is one of the most visited places in Croatia. The city of Hvar features a car-free Old Town, a 16th-century cathedral, a picturesque fishing harbor, and a hilltop fortress. The island is also home to some of the country’s top hotels and seafood restaurants.
Lying just off the Dalmatian coast in the Adriatic Sea, Korcula is an island hamlet with quiet fishing villages. Often labelled “Little Dubrovnik” with its medieval walls, the main town is laid out in a fishbone pattern to minimise gusts of winds through the alleyways.
On the southern coast of the island of Brac is Zlatni Rat, a beautiful beach jutting out into the crystal waters of the Adriatic Sea and one of Croatia’s best-known images.
The Pula Amphitheatre is a rare example of an entirely preserved Roman amphitheatre. If you’re lucky, there may be a performance on while you’re there!
A seaside resort town sprawling along the coast. Parts of Opatija perfectly preserve the 19th Century. The waterfront is connected by a 12km long promenade featuring statues, fountains, restaurants and cafes.
Croatia offers the traveller an enormous amount of diversity. Choose how you visit Croatia from our unique travel options.
Find some of our top tips for choosing the perfect trip for you!
The three main airports are Zagreb, Split and Dubrovnik with numerous airlines servicing one or more of these cities. Qatar and Emirates fly to Zagreb and Emirates flies to Dubrovnik. Other towns such as Zadar, Rijeka and Pula have limited seasonal service. Ferries operate around the Croatian islands and from Italy to Croatia.
Our team bring years of experience, and a true passion for travel. Meet the team that bring your dream journey to life.
Dannielle has travelled extensively throughout Croatia, Greece, Italy and Slovenia. Speak to her now.
Review for: Croatian Coast Split - Dubrovnik (One Way) Cruise
Review for: Cristal Cruise Dubrovnik - Split
Username or email address *
Password *
Remember me
Forgot your password?
Create an account, so you can save your favourite trips to your Wishlist!
Complete the form below and one of our consultants will be in touch to plan your next escape!
