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Croatia Holidays 2023

Discover why Croatia has become one of our top sun destinations with our Croatia tours. With a wonderful coastline, delicious fresh cuisine, unique history, rich culture and friendly locals, choose from our Croatia holidays today. Situated along the Adriatic Sea with over 1000 islands offering different landscapes to be explored, Croatia is popular with holidaymakers and over 50s solo travellers. Its cities, villages and countryside reveal an interesting history and its translucent turquoise waters provide complete luxury and relaxation.

Croatia Tours

Croatia travel should always include a Dubrovnik holiday, a coastal city with its beautifully preserved historic old town with Gothic and Renaissance buildings. Explore the Adriatic Coast with holidays in Croatia for 2023, where the region remains relatively untouched from mass tourism, so you can experience the unique Croatian culture and lifestyle. These include charming villages and three of Croatia’s most attractive coastal towns, Pula, Rovinj and Poreč. Visit Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast and experience the beauty of the Sibenik Riviera alongside beautifully preserved historic towns, sleepy offshore islands and some of Croatia’s most impressive national parks.

On our Croatia tours, we’ll visit important culture sites with an expert, local guide who will give us the history of the region. We’ll also get to enjoy plenty of leisure time to relax and soak up the sun or dive into the stunning waters of the Adriatic Sea. Our Croatia holidays have a selection of tours to suit every need and include return flights, accommodation, transfers and exciting excursions, so all you’ll need to worry about is which of our fantastic holidays to choose!

Unwind in Captivating Croatia

From Dubrovnik to the Dalmatian Coast

Savour the rich culture & history

Experience stunning coastlines

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Our Guided Holidays To Croatia

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€969pp

Croatia

Discover Dubrovnik

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Croatia's Istrian Coast

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Croatia's Dalmatian Coast

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Italy, Croatia, Slovenia

Venice, Lake Bled & Croatia

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Top Places To Visit In Croatia

Guided Holidays to Croatia

Dubrovnik

If you’re more of a city person, then Dubrovnik, often referred to as the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” should be your next stop. Sandwiched between Croatia’s rugged mountains and sparkling blue sea, Dubrovnik has something for everyone with its stunning architecture and spectacular views. Famous for its cobbled streets, medieval architecture and historic buildings, it also boasts an endless supply of modern hotels, chic boutiques and stylish bars. Throw in the beautiful weather, delicious food and friendly locals and it’s easy to see why Dubrovnik is fast becoming a modern alternative to the traditional Mediterranean holiday spots.

Discover Split in Croatia

Split

The city of Split, after Pula, is home to some of Croatia’s best Roman Architectural remains and a must-see when visiting the country’s Dalmatian Coast. The famous palace of Diocletian was built for a Roman Emperor in 305 AD and is still incredibly preserved to this day. On our Croatian holidays including Split, we’ll walk through the winding cobbled streets of the city’s old town and enjoy a visit to St. Dulmus cathedral and treasury; all with an expert guide to give us the history of this impressive city.

Day Trip to Pula

Pula

The city of Pula has been an important stronghold since the prehistoric era because of its strategic location on the Istrian peninsula. The city itself has been occupied, destroyed and rebuilt numerous times but luckily, some of its most stunning architecture has been preserved to this day. On our holidays that include Pula, we’ll see some of the highlights of the town including the Triumphal Arch of the Sergii, the Gate of Hercules, and the Twin Gates and the Temple of Augustus. A highlight of any visit to Pula is its Roman Amphitheatre, which was built in the 1st century.

Group Holiday to the Dalmatian Coast

The Dalmatian Coast

Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast is known for its stunning coastline, multitude of islands and unique culture and traditions. Its origins as a maritime Kingdom and trade centre with the Venetian republic have given this region a rich history that is waiting to be discovered. On our holidays to Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, we’ll discover this history as we visit the cities of Šibenik, Split, and Trogir with a local, expert guide and enjoy plenty of free time to relax by the vivid blue waters of the Adriatic Sea.

Croatia Tour Highlights

  • Explore Dubrovnik’s walled Old Town, with entrance to the Franciscan Monastery and City Cathedral included.
  • Experience a full day boat trip to the Elaphiti Islands.
  • Visit the island of Korcula and take a scenic drive along the Peljesac peninsula. 
  • Enjoy a boat tour to Rovinj, taking in the small harbour town of Vrsar & the bay of Lim. 
  • Discover the historic coastal towns of Split and Trogir. 
  • Take a guided tour of Pula and see the iconic Roman Amphitheatre.

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Top Tourist Attractions In Croatia

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Dubrovnik Old Town

One of the best preserved medieval towns in the world, surrounded by impressive defensive walls overlooking the Adriatic. With our local guides you can learn more about the Old Town’s fascinating history and even just wandering through the streets is a true delight. 

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Korcula Island

One of the excursions you can enjoy on our Dubrovnik holidays is a visit to Korcula Island. The dense woods led the original Greek settlers to call the island Korkyra Melaina. Korčula impresses with its rolling hills, indented coves and a walled old town that resembles a miniature Dubrovnik. 

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Diocletian's Palace

While it’s called a palace, which was built for the Roman Emperor Diocletian, the structure is so large it forms almost half of Split’s Old Town. A UNESCO Heritage Site, it’s one of the best examples of Roman architecture. 

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St. Michael’s Fortress, Sibenik

Located on a hill, 70 meters above sea level, the tower is visible from everywhere in the town and is the oldest inhabited part of Sibenik. It has been rebuilt several times, including after an incident where a lighting strike caused an explosion.   

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Pula Arena

Constructed during the reign of Emperor Vespasian, at the same time as the Colosseum in Rome around 100 BC. Many gladiator fights were held in front of over 20,000 spectators and later in the Middle Ages, it was used by the Knights of Malta for tournaments.     

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Motovun

The medieval town of Motovun in northern Istria is perhaps one of the most famous and charming places in the region. Located on the hilltop, the town watches over the valley of the River Mirna. For centuries, tourists have been coming to Motovun to discover the history within its walls and appreciate the natural beauty of the valley.

Useful Information For Your Holiday To Croatia

To make your holiday as smooth as possible, we've outlined some general information that may be helpful to you when planning your next trip to Croatia. 

Weather In Croatia

The Croatian climate is characterised by warm and dry summers and mild winters. 

Time Zone & Currency

Croatia is 1 hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) throughout the year. The currency used is the EURO. 

Food & Drink In Croatia

Croatian cuisine is largely based on local, seasonal produce, with hearty meat dishes and grilled fish and seafood, accompanied by vegetables and cooked with fruity olive oil and aromatic herbs. Croatia also has a coffee culture to rival that of its near neighbour, Italy.

Reading For Your Trip

  • April’s Fools Day by Josip Novakovich
  • The Sound of Blue by Holly Payne
  • Interception by Nathan Meyer

 

Croatia Holiday FAQs

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