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- The best Adriatic tour packages
- What people love about Adriatic Tours
- Travel Adriatic your way
- Top operators in Adriatic
- Discover Adriatic tours for every budget
- Adriatic tours for every group
- Top Adriatic travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Adriatic
- Contact our Adriatic travel experts
The best Adriatic tour packages
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Balkan Extended - Ljubljana to Dubrovnik
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Marko was an excellent driver of our luxury Skoda, great listener & a futbol fan, and always punctual.”
Mary, traveled in November 2022
A captivating 11-day route combines Slovenia's alpine beauty at Lake Bled with Croatia's coastal charm in Rovinj and Hvar Island. Truffle hunting in Istria, wine tasting in Goriska Hills, and UNESCO wonders from Plitvice Lakes to Dubrovnik's walls await. Upscale lodging at Best Western Premier Slon and Hotel Lapad includes daily breakfast.
Duration 11 days Destinations Ljubljana, Lake Bled, Postojna, Smartno, Portoroz, Groznjan, Motovun, Porec, Rovinj, PulaSee all destinations Age Range 12 to 85 year olds Operator Balkan and more From $3,523
15% Off- US$2,995You save $528
Croatia Deluxe Cruise - from Split
12 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Informative, fun, outgoing and fun. Excellent tour highly recommend.”
Maree, traveled in May 2018
Your journey along the Adriatic coast stretches from Split's UNESCO sites to Dubrovnik's ancient walls. Korcula's medieval charm, Mljet's national park, and Hvar's historic theater highlight the trip. Features village feasts, wine tastings, and swimming in crystal-clear bays.
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Korcula Island, Mljet Island, Dubrovnik, Peljesac, Scedro, Hvar Island, Bol Age Range up to 84 year olds Operator Nature Trips From
15% Off- US$2,433
Cycling Croatia's Dalmatian Coast
93 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The rides traveled provided inspiring and beautiful views of the islands we visited. The food was fabulous - excellent meals at a very reasonable costs.”
Dan, traveled in September 2021
The Adriatic coast reveals its beauty on this $3,100 cycling adventure from Split to Dubrovnik. Scenic routes through Hvar and Korčula islands lead to UNESCO-listed Dubrovnik's Old Town. Expert guides lead groups of 4-16 cyclists through vineyard-dotted landscapes and coastal roads, with stays at hotels like Labranda Senses.
Duration 8 days Destinations Split, Jelsa, Stari Grad, Sucuraj, Orebić, Lumbarda, Korcula Island, Pomena, Vela Luka, SmokvicaSee all destinations Age Range 16 to 99 year olds Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
15% Off- US$2,695
Explore Croatia
18 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The tour was well planned and a balance between scheduled events and free time. The accommodations were neat, clean and safe.”
John, traveled in October 2022
The Adriatic coast reveals UNESCO-listed Dubrovnik's city walls to Split's 1700-year-old Diocletian's Palace. The scenic Peljesac Peninsula leads to Korcula's olive groves and Hvar's lavender fields. Local life flourishes in family-run apartments, with traditional Dalmatian pasticada and crystal-clear water cruises to hidden island coves.
Duration 8 days Destinations Dubrovnik, Korcula Island, Mljet Island, Hvar Island, Split Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Operator Intrepid Travel From $2,075
15% Off- US$1,764You save $311
Dalmatian Highlights Split and Dubrovnik Region Cruise (Deluxe Boat Category)
6 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The food was great, crew very friendly, and the stops in towns -- particularly Kacula, Trigor and Havar -- just beautiful and a lot of fun.”
Matt, traveled in July 2023
The azure Adriatic beckons on this 8-day voyage at approx. $230 per day, stopping at 7 ports from ancient Trogir to Dubrovnik's UNESCO-protected walls. The route includes swimming at the Elafiti Islands and Mljet's saltwater lakes. Deluxe vessels offer comfort with a 5.0 transport rating.
Duration 8 days Destinations Trogir, Split, Hvar Island, Mljet, Dubrovnik, Korcula Island, Brac Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in English, German Operator Gulliver Travel From $1,384
20% Off- US$1,108You save $276
What people love about Adriatic Tours
- Balkan Extended - Ljubljana to Dubrovnik
Tour far exceeded my expectations; & superlatives to describe my excitement & joy. Tour Guide Marko was always professional & kind, adjusting to my pace. He lent me his arm on stairs without railings, and slippery wet cobblestones. I chose this tour & dates to parallel World Cup matches, esp following Croatia & Serbia when in their countries. Marko was an excellent driver, listener, & always punctual. I wouldn't change a thing. THANK YOU!
- 4-day Split to Dubrovnik One-way Cruise - Classic Plus above-deck, 18-35s
Amazing group, the best guide (Vlad is the man) and crew (Cheers Lovre and Brane), beautiful country, great food and weather. Totally worth the money if you are looking for a short cruise that ticks all the boxes.
- 5-day Dubrovnik to Split one-way cruise - Classic Plus above-deck, 18-35s
I wasn't quite sure what to expect when I signed up for this tour. I was pleasantly surprised with the rooms and the bathrooms, we were below deck and our room was a lot bigger than we were expecting. We were one of the only people to have our bathroom seperate from our room (it was only ours to use) instead of an ensuite, this was bad in the fact that we had to take everything we wanted with us to the bathroom (only across the hall) but good in the fact that it meant our room was bigger because it didnt have to accomodate for the ensuite. The aircon in the room was amazing, we kept it as low it could go because it helped me feel less sea sick. The food was unbelievably good, it was a 3 course meal every lunch and they catered exceptionally well to allergies. Breakfast was pretty good, it was the same every day- bread, cheese, deli meat and fruit which was not the ripest at times (but we're on a boat so couldn't complain) The crew were very nice, their english was great and were always happy to help. The swim stops were the best part of the tour for me, I just wish we had more of them and we they went for longer. Because one jump off the boat and 10 minutes in the water just didnt seem long enough, I would have rather spent more time at a swim stop than docking earlier and spending all of the afternoon on the land. I was very happy with the entire tour and would recommend everyone to check it out if they are in croatia. It was a great way to see Croatia and meet some new people.
Travel Adriatic your way
Croatia's Plitvice Lakes trek stands out among our hiking routes - wooden walkways guide you past 16 connected lakes and waterfalls. For a real workout, take on the historic Premuziceva Trail through the Velebit Mountains, a remarkable 57km route built back in the 1930s that shows off northern Croatia's hidden spots. The paths around Paklenica National Park lead through limestone gorges and up to old monasteries, while coastal walks near Zadar mix sea views with stops in local villages. Between Korcula and Dubrovnik, you can switch between forest paths and seaside trails. Our local guides make these walks special by sharing tales about abandoned summer settlements and the ancient stone Mirila monuments you'll spot along the way.
See all Hiking & Trekking toursIsland-hopping active tours pack each day with variety - morning sea kayaking to hidden caves and afternoon rides through olive groves. Families tend to love our Lopud Island base where kids try stand-up paddleboarding in sheltered bays and learn picigin, a traditional beach game. More experienced travelers choose programs that combine hiking Paklenica's gorges with climbing on quality limestone walls. On Sipan Island, multi-sport trips mix biking past historic churches and swimming in clear coves. Our customers say these active tours hit the sweet spot between physical challenge and also cultural experiences.
See all Active toursThe cycling routes along the Dalmatian Coast start nice and easy from Split before heading out to the islands. On Brac, you'll ride past centuries-old olive groves and the limestone quarries that provided stone for Vienna's Parliament building. The routes through Hvar take you between lavender fields and small villages, with stops at local wineries along the way. Our cyclists tell us they really like the Peljesac Peninsula section, where quiet roads curve past vineyards and give you great views over the bays. The guides know exactly where to stop for swims and share interesting historical details that bring the whole region to life.
See all Bicycle toursExplore a wide diversity of coach / bus tours through Adriatic. We have 14 adventures that vary from 4 days to 14 days. With the greatest number of departures in May, this is also the most popular time of the year.
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Top operators in Adriatic
- 4.5 (94 reviews)
"I am one satisfied customer! My experience dealing with Tourradar has been seamless and professional - they are highly recommendable. Quick to respond and information provided is clear and unambiguous so there are no surprises. I had a very enjoyable and memorable private tour in Montenegro and Croatia, thanks also to the local agency that arranged the logistics. Everything was well organized and the itinerary and choice of accommodations were faultless.
- Tours
- 2 tours
- Age range
- 1 to 90 years old
- Adventure type
- In-depth Cultural
- Response time
- 6h
- Response rate
- 84%
- Average price
- $579
- 4.5 (13,295 reviews)
"Fantastic trip. Our guide and driver were excellent and nothing was too much trouble. We felt we were safe and in good hands. Highly recommend the ebikes too.
- Tours
- 5 tours
- Age range
- 16 to 80 years old
- Adventure type
- Hiking & Trekking
- Response time
- 37h
- Response rate
- 80%
- Average price
- $414
- 4.5 (125 reviews)
"This is a difficult review to write. The actual cruise with Katarina Cruise Line on the Fantazija was a 10/10. It was an excellent introduction to such a beautiful country. The crew on the boat were very personable and attentive. Filip, the Crew Manager was definitely a 20/10. He did everything he could to make the trip a memorable experience, especially when the boat had to stay in Dubrovnik for two nights because of the rough seas. He made sure we barely noticed the difference. Our room in the lower deck was large and very comfortable. With a max of 38 travelers, we had the opportunity to get to know several guests. We stayed 3 additional nights at the Plazza Heritage Hotel in the Split Historic District, which was a real treat. And now for the not so good part. Nature Trips gets a 2/10. Omar didn't communicate well. I had to actually call Tour Radar twice to get him to respond to my concerns. I discovered that 3 additional nights in Split were done through Expedia. Nature Trips over charged by more than $1,000. I had to go through Tour Radar to get him to realize what had happened as he was not responding to my message. On the plus side, he did respond to have the voucher ready early as we were first going to Turkey. On Oct. 12, the airport transfer was to pick us up at 3:30 a.m. The voucher only said the driver would wait for us with our name on a sign. The only problem is that the driver couldn't drive into the historic district. We had no idea where to meet him. I sent Omar a message asking him to confirm the transfer and where we should meet the driver. As usual, Omar didn't respond. The contact number printed on the voucher was missing a number. I finally found a number to find out it was no longer in service. Two receptionists at the hotel tried their best to contact someone with negative results. At 3:40 a.m. the night receptionist walked with us to where we could catch a taxi to the airport. I have sent Omar another message explaining what we had to do and that I expect him to credit us back the 50 euros it cost to take the taxi, as the airport transfer was included. Naturally, I've heard nothing back. I shall have to call Tour Radar once again. In conclusion, if I had this to do again, I would book directly with Katarina Line, Plazza Heritage Hotel, and arrange for airport transfers. I choose to book through a tour agent to receive personal attention while traveling. Nature Trips failed on this account. We had a 20/10 experience with Iglesias Tours in Turkey, so this was a big let down.
- Tours
- 14 tours
- Age range
- 18 to 84 years old
- Adventure type
- Sailing
- Response time
- 12h
- Response rate
- 100%
- Average price
- $375
Discover Adriatic tours for every budget
Our budget travelers get great value on Croatia coastal walking tours starting in Zagreb, where you'll explore art galleries and parks before heading to Plitvice Lakes' terraced waterfalls. The routes take you through Zadar to experience its sea organ and down to Split's ancient streets. You get free afternoons to explore Old Towns or join optional activities like swimming at Zlatni Rat beach. Some routes include Hvar and Korcula islands, while others focus on mainland spots ending in Dubrovnik. You'll stay in simple but clean hostels and guesthouses, usually with 12-16 other travelers who also love good value coastal experiences.
Our Dalmatian cycling tours deliver luxury with carefully chosen 4 and 5-star hotels along Croatia's most scenic routes. You get private boat transfers between islands, exclusive vineyard tastings and really good local food. Our customers love the guides who take care of everything - from maintaining the bikes to setting up private oyster tastings in Mali Ston. The days mix active cycling through spots like Hvar's lavender fields with elegant evenings dining in historic Korcula palaces.
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Adriatic tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
468 tours in AdriaticThe Adriatic group tours connect 15-20 travelers who love history, food and local culture. Starting from Split or Zagreb, you'll explore places like Diocletian's Palace with expert guides, hike national parks and spend evenings trying local wines at konobas. There's plenty of time for swimming at hidden beaches and boat trips to sea caves. Our travelers tell us they really like how the mix of planned activities and free time lets them connect with the group while still exploring on their own.
Small Group
182 tours in AdriaticSmall groups of 8-12 people can explore places bigger tours can't reach. These intimate tours adapt to what interests you - maybe extra time photographing Plitvice's waterfalls or finding tucked-away restaurants in Korcula's back streets. You'll travel in comfy minivans between stops, stay at boutique hotels and get lots of attention from your guide. Our customers especially like visiting smaller villages and family wineries that just aren't possible with larger groups.
Private / Personalized
91 tours in AdriaticPrivate tours let you shape your whole Adriatic trip, with expert drivers handling Montenegro's mountain roads while you enjoy the views. You'll visit spots like Kotor's medieval walls, take boats to Our Lady of the Rocks and catch sunset drives along the coast. Want to spend more time somewhere interesting? No problem. Need to adjust times to dodge crowds? Easy done. Our travelers particularly value their guides' local knowledge - from secret viewpoints to family restaurants tourists rarely find.
Top Adriatic travel itineraries to fit your plans
TourRadar recommends visiting:
Tirana, Elbasan, Belsh, Berat, Durres, Krujë
Our 7-day tours give you different ways to experience the Adriatic coast. Cyclists love starting in Split, riding through Brac where olive groves lead to quiet bays, then pedaling across Hvar's lavender-scented roads. If you prefer taking it easier, the Zagreb-to-Dubrovnik route lets you swim in Plitvice Lakes, dig into Split's Roman history and finish with drinks along Dubrovnik's walls as the sun sets. The weekly trips work really well - you can be active in the mornings cycling the UNESCO-listed Stari Grad Plain or exploring Korcula's medieval streets, then have relaxed afternoons doing whatever suits you.
TourRadar recommends visiting:
Split, Solta, Hvar Island, Scedro, Korcula Island, Mljet Island, Elaphiti Islands, Dubrovnik
Ten days on the water really lets you get into the local pace. From Split, you'll find secluded morning swimming spots and spend afternoons cycling through places like Mljet National Park. You get extra time on Hvar and Korcula, where our customers have found excellent local restaurants and wine tastings away from the busy areas. The crews know all the best spots - where to watch sunset and where to wake up for perfect morning swims. Having two nights in Dubrovnik works particularly well; our travelers like having time for both the city walls and coastal kayaking without rushing.
TourRadar recommends visiting:
Zagreb, Plitvice Lakes National Park, Trogir, Bol, Hvar Island, Mljet, Dubrovnik, Korčula, Split
Demographics
The Zagreb to Dubrovnik routes work brilliantly for solo travelers - you'll share costs on rooms while keeping the freedom to do your own thing. Our independent explorers tell us they love having all the logistics sorted but still getting free afternoons to discover Split's hidden spots or join optional boat trips after morning activities like guided walks through Diocletian's Palace. The group dynamic really comes alive at places like Plitvice Lakes National Park, where travelers swap photography tips and take turns getting everyone's photos with those multi-layered waterfalls in the background. You can join the group dinners or branch off to find local restaurants - it's totally up to you.
Our Split-Dubrovnik sailing routes attract young adults who want a social scene and also some culture. The 4-8 day trips mix swimming in quiet bays with evenings exploring Hvar's bars and Dubrovnik's waterfront lounges. Your boat docks right in town, making it easy to join crew BBQ nights and group dinners before heading out or doing your own thing. During the day, you can go buggy riding above Dubrovnik, cycle through Mljet National Park or just swim at a different island each day. The guides know all the good spots - from beach clubs worth your time to local restaurants that won't break the bank. The whole vibe stays casual and social without being too structured.
Along Croatia's Adriatic coast, our luxury small-ship cruises earn consistent praise from senior travelers who value the mix of comfort and cultural immersion. Starting from Split, the island-hopping routes weave together UNESCO site visits and leisurely afternoons, while the professional crew takes care of all the details behind the scenes. Solo travelers in their 70s often mention how much they appreciate the intimate atmosphere, immaculate cabins and fresh Mediterranean cuisine served in elegant dining spaces. The Dalmatian cycling tours offer a different pace, with both standard bikes and e-bikes available for routes covering 35-45km each day through Brac's ancient olive groves, coastal paths and also Hvar's gentle terrain. These premium tours include upscale 4-5 star accommodations, support vehicles and local expert guides who adjust the cycling tempo to match each group's preferences. Our mature guests particularly connect with the guided walks through Korcula's medieval quarters and intimate wine tastings at family vineyards, as these activities blend cultural discoveries with a comfortable, unhurried pace.
Our family groups really connect with the island-hopping routes around Dubrovnik and the Croatian coast. Kids get excited about kayaking to Sunj Beach where they learn Picigin (a local beach game) in the shallow waters, while parents love how the active fun mixes with cultural stops. The routes take you to caves only accessible by boat and give everyone a chance to learn about old island traditions. When we dock at Sipan Island, families can cycle traffic-free paths past olive groves and wild fig trees - our young travelers love picking fresh figs as they ride. The swimming spots around Sipan are perfect for snorkeling and even some cliff jumping, though we balance that energy with interesting visits to places like Dubrovnik's Old Town. Most groups stay based on quiet Lopud Island, where the kids can swim right off the beach near their rooms.
- Solo Travelers381 tours
- Couples141 tours
- Young Adults (18 - 39)41 tours
- Seniors (50+)205 tours
Best time to visit Adriatic
- Spring 2025
By spring, conditions are just right for cycling and sailing the coast. Cyclists cover about 35-45km each day, winding through Korcula's medieval lanes and past Hvar's hilltop vineyards. The April and May sailing conditions really deliver - steady winds and calm seas make island hopping a joy. Over at Plitvice Lakes, walking tours catch the waterfalls at full power from the winter melt. We always work in cultural stops too, like visits to Trogir's UNESCO old town and local wineries just opening their doors for the season.
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- Summer 2025
Summer tours naturally lean into swimming, sailing and culture. The island-hopping routes take you to hidden bays around the Pakleni Islands and sea caves near Sipan. Our travelers tell us they love starting with early walks through old towns before it heats up, then cooling off at spots like Zlatni Rat beach later on. Sailing trips mix busier stops like Hvar Town with quiet coves perfect for paddleboarding and snorkeling. As evening comes, we often visit places like Dubrovnik's walls when the heat drops and the light turns golden for photos.
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- Fall / Autumn 2025
Autumn brings that sweet spot for active coastal trips. The September and October weather hits just right for our cycling groups - warm enough to swim but perfect for pedaling through Brac's olive groves and Korcula's vineyards. Walking tours can really take their time in places like Mljet National Park's pine forests and lakes without summer crowds. It's also when we catch local olive oil tastings and wine harvests in full swing. Our customers say they love how the mellower temps and quieter towns let them get closer to local life and traditions. Based on their guide Luca, Outdoor Croatia really knows how to keep families happy with activities that work for everyone. Kids and parents tell us they love getting out on the water for stand-up paddle boarding and working up an appetite with some cliff jumping - though there's no pressure if you prefer to watch. The day wraps up nicely with a proper Croatian dinner at a local farm where everything's fresh from the garden. If you're after a cycling holiday with some extra comfort, Laganini has built quite a reputation. They've got the logistics sorted with quality bikes and carefully chosen hotels, plus they make sure you're well fed with some really good local food along the way. Our travelers consistently give Intrepid Travel solid feedback for their Croatian tours. Their local guides actually live in the areas you're visiting, which makes a real difference - they know exactly where to take you and can share genuine local knowledge rather than just tourist facts. Katerina Lines runs good cruises with excellent food and well-planned stops, though some of our customers mention they'd prefer adult-only sailing options. Their crew is professional and their excursions hit the right spots, but if you're after a quieter atmosphere you might want to check when families are less likely to book.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter along Croatia's Adriatic brings a different pace - it's when we focus on cultural experiences and inland spots. Split's UNESCO sites like Diocletian's Palace feel more intimate without the summer rush. Our routes mix Zagreb's museums and galleries with historic coastal towns, while some head to Sarajevo and Montenegro's Bay of Kotor where clear winter skies open up incredible views. Local guides know just where to take you for authentic Dalmatian food and regional wines in warm, cozy cellars that feel miles away from the winter chill.
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