Our trips in Croatia

How to choose your trip in Croatia?

The choice depends first on your available time and which regions you want to combine. A 10 to 14-day trip lets you connect Split, two Dalmatian islands and Dubrovnik, or else Istria, Plitvice and Zadar. Beyond that, a 15 to 20-day format opens up the possibility of linking Istria, the full Dalmatian coast and an excursion to Montenegro or Bosnia. We advise against trips that are too short and skim over the country without real time on the ground.

Our team in Zagreb paces the stages according to your rhythm: slow travelers who stay three nights per stop, or those who move every two days by car.

The different types of trips

We offer three main families. Cultural trips explore Venetian and Roman heritage, from Diocletian's Palace to the Euphrasian Basilica in Poreč, with gastronomic stops in Istria and Slavonia. Adventure trips combine hiking in Paklenica and the Velebit, kayaking around the Kornati and sailing between the islands. Family itineraries alternate beaches, easily accessible national parks and fun activities in Pula or Šibenik, with a pace suited to children.

What's the best season?

May-June and September remain our two best windows, with 22 to 28°C on the coast, pleasant sea and manageable crowds. July-August are hot (up to 32°C in Dalmatia) and crowded at major sites, but ideal for sailing and swimming. April and October suit a trip focused on culture and nature: Plitvice is superb then, the sea still warm in October. In winter, cooler, you can discover Zagreb and the hinterland from a different angle, with prices cut in half.

Our quality commitment

Louis and the Croatia team are based in Zagreb and know every stage from having tested it. We work directly with independent hoteliers, English-speaking guides and local skippers, with no intermediary. Our agency is guaranteed by APST against financial failure and registered with Atout France, you travel with a French contract and 24/7 on-the-ground assistance throughout your stay.