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Two Week Croatia Itineraries
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Two Weeks in Croatia: Dalmatian Coast, Islands & Walled Cities
From old cities to island days, see Croatia in a well paced, memorable way
11-14 day Croatia itineraries suit travellers who want a well-rounded mix of coast, islands, and inland nature, with enough time to slow down between major highlights. Trips often connect key bases such as Zagreb, Split and Dubrovnik, then add Plitvice Lakes and the Istrian coast for a broader sense of the country’s landscapes, culture and regional flavours. Depending on the trip, the experience may be more hands-on and guided, or more independent with set transport and key visits, which helps you choose the level of support that fits your travel style. Many Europe routes are also multi-country, and may include time in places like Slovenia, Italy, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and beyond.
Best 11-14 day itineraries
Croatia, Mostar & Montenegro
Discover the magic of Croatia on this captivating tour, starting in Zagreb and journeying through Kvarner Bay, Istria, and Plitvice Lakes. Immerse yourself in the rich history of Zadar, Split, and Trogir, and indulge in wine and truffle tastings in the Dalmatian hinterland. Conclude in Dubrovnik with explorations of its Old Town and thrilling day trips to Mostar and the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro.

Tour Highlights
Zagreb - Take in the highlights of the Croatian capital on a guided tour, including the fortified Upper Town
Opatija - Discover the delights of this beautiful 19th-century seaside resort on the Kvarner Riviera
Istria - Discover the coastal region nicknamed 'Croatian Tuscany' - explore the romantic town of Rovinj, the ancient amphitheater at Pula, and enjoy a truffle tasting in Motovun
Plitvice Lakes - Take a boat ride and scenic walk through this stunning national park which consists of 16 crystalline lakes all connected by a series of cascades and waterfalls
Zadar - Explore the oldest continuously inhabited city in Croatia, including a visit to the Roman Forum and the imposing city walls
Split - Tour the historic UNESCO-listed city and see the famous 1,700 year old Diocletian's Palace
Ston - Visit a local winery near Ston to try the famous 'Plavac Mali' wine and learn about the wine-making process
Dubrovnik - Relive history in the awe-inspiring, UNESCO-Listed Old Town with marble streets and Baroque buildings
Dalmatian Hinterland - Taste authentic Dalmatian wines and international Cuvees accompanied with delicious Croatian-style Tapas at a local hinterland winery
Trogir - Tour the UNESCO-listed town that is nicknamed the 'floating museum town,' and enjoy a traditional Dalmatian dish at Tragos Restaurant
Mostar - Explore Mostar's highlights, including its iconic Ottoman-era architecture and the famous Stari Most bridge
Montenegro - Visit the breathtaking Bay of Kotor, the medieval walled town of Kotor, and its picturesque coastal villages
Croatia Highlights Self-Drive
This 11-day tour starts and ends in Dubrovnik, taking you on a scenic journey through Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. You’ll explore stunning coastal cities like Split and Zadar, wander ancient streets in Zagreb, and visit breathtaking national parks such as Krka and Paklenica. Highlights include the medieval charm of Dubrovnik’s city walls, the historic Old Bridge in Mostar, and the UNESCO-listed towns of Trogir and Šibenik. Along the way, enjoy optional guided tours, wine tastings, and the chance to soak up local culture and landscapes at a relaxed pace. It’s a perfect blend of history, nature, and coastal beauty.

Tour Highlights
Dubrovnik: The lively city of Dubrovnik, protected by magnificent medieval walls, will conquer your heart through its fascinating number of landmarks, lively atmosphere, and an inspiring culture.
Split: Framed by a beautiful mountain backdrop and relaxing aqua-coloured waters, and hosting some of the best Roman ruins in the world, this seaside Dalmatian town is definitely a must-see.
Mostar: This enchanting medieval town will conquer your heart with its hidden gems and a picturesque stone arch bridge.
Zagreb: A city of green parks and walks, with many places to visit in the beautiful surroundings.
Highlights of Croatia & Slovenia
GROUP TOUR & SAILING HOLIDAY: Join our enchanting journey through Croatia and Slovenia, discovering UNESCO heritage sites like Split's Historical Complex and the Old City of Dubrovnik. Traverse vibrant capitals - Zagreb in Croatia and Ljubljana in Slovenia, exploring natural wonders such as Lake Bled, Mljet National Park, and captivating islands like Hvar and KorÄula. Cruise the Adriatic, and marvel at iconic landmarks like Plitvice Lakes. Experience the allure of Slovenia's picturesque Ljubljana before ending in Split.

Tour Highlights
Split - Explore the charming port city of Split, take in the history and visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site - Diocletian’s Palace
Dubrovnik - Known as the 'Pearl of the Adriatic,' wander the narrow streets of the famous walled city
Plitvice Lakes - Take a scenic walk through this stunning national park which consists of 16 crystalline lakes all connected by a series of cascades and waterfalls
Zagreb - Take in the highlights of the Croatian capital on a guided tour, including the fortified Upper Town
Ljubljana - Uncover some of the main attractions in Slovenia's capital city, from the Three Bridges to Robba's Fountain and the open-air market
Bled - Admire the stunning alpine scenery of Lake Bled in the Julien Alps
Mljet - Join our optional excursion and explore the stunning Mljet National Park, home to shimmering salt lakes and verdant green forests
Hvar - Enjoy the beauty of this island known for lavender fields, excellent wines, and its vibrant town, Hvar
Korcula - Discover a coastal citadel rich in Renaissance and Gothic architecture, believed to be the birthplace of Marco Polo
Adriatic Cruise - Enjoy a cruise journey exploring captivating coastal beauty; take in breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea and stops at various islands and coastal towns
Croatia Highlights & Island Hopping
SEMI-INDEPENDENT TOUR: Discover the charm of Croatia, starting in Zagreb. Explore its vibrant cityscape, then journey to the elegant seaside town of Opatija. Traverse the Istrian peninsula, visiting historic Pula, picturesque Rovinj, and medieval Motovun. Marvel at the natural beauty of Plitvice Lakes and the historic sites of Trogir en route to Split. Experience the island allure of Hvar and KorÄula, before concluding your trip in the stunning city of Dubrovnik.

Tour Highlights
Zagreb - Enjoy time at leisure to explore baroque architecture, wander through vibrant markets, and visit historical museums
Opatija - Discover the delights of this beautiful 19th-century seaside resort on the Kvarner Riviera
Istria - Discover the coastal region nicknamed 'Croatian Tuscany', from the romantic town of Rovinj, to the ancient amphitheater at Pula and the medieval walls of Motovun
Plitvice Lakes - Take a scenic walk through this stunning national park which consists of 16 crystalline lakes all connected by a series of cascades and waterfalls
Split - Explore the charming port city of Split, take in the history and visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site - Diocletian’s Palace
Trogir - Explore the UNESCO-listed town that is nicknamed the 'floating museum town'
Hvar - Unwind on the sunniest island in Croatia, a popular celebrity haunt famous for its Renaissance architecture and wine
Korcula - Take in the narrow streets of the quaint medieval town which was also the birthplace of legendary explorer Marco Polo
Dubrovnik - End your tour in the 'Pearl of the Adriatic', the famous walled city which starred in the <i>Game of Thrones</i>
Croatia Best Highlights Self-Drive
This 11-day Croatian road trip starts in vibrant Zagreb and finishes in stunning Dubrovnik, offering a fantastic mix of city life, coastal charm, and natural beauty. You’ll explore Zagreb’s historic Upper Town and lively markets before heading to the elegant seaside resort of Opatija. The journey continues through the breathtaking Plitvice Lakes National Park, then on to the Roman heritage of Zadar and the bustling old town of Split. Along the way, enjoy scenic drives, cultural highlights, and optional guided tours. The tour wraps up with plenty of time to soak up Dubrovnik’s medieval walls and Adriatic views.

Tour Highlights
Zagreb: The dynamic capital of Croatia is the largest city in the country, boasting fantastic examples of Austro-Hungarian architecture and high quality of life for its residents.
Dubrovnik: Protected by magnificent medieval walls, the atmospheric capital of the historic Republic of Ragusa is a treasure trove of palaces and churches.
Plitvice Lakes National Park: This national park is a nature lover's paradise. The cascading waterfalls and variety of wildlife are sure to take your breath away.
Split: This seaside Dalmatian town is must-see, framed by a beautiful mountain backdrop and aqua-coloured waters, plus some of the best Roman ruins in the world.
Croatia Island Hopping Journey
This 11-day tour starts in Split and finishes at Split Airport, offering a relaxed yet enriching Adriatic island experience. You’ll explore the stunning islands of Brač, Hvar, and Korčula, enjoying scenic hikes up Vidova Gora, charming old towns, and local wine and cheese tastings. Highlights include wandering the historic streets of Hvar and Korčula, discovering hidden natural pools, and visiting UNESCO-listed Trogir with its medieval architecture. With plenty of leisure time and optional guided tours, this trip perfectly balances cultural immersion, breathtaking scenery, and laid-back island vibes for a memorable Croatian adventure.

Tour Highlights
Island Hvar: Check out the "party" town of Hvar, or the more traditional island areas, its lavender fields, vineyards.
Island Korcula: Korcula offers up Croatia at its most authentic, with tiny communities and ancient fishing villages dotted amongst pine forests and vineyards
Trogir: Small-sized but famous for its rich history and unparalleled beauty, this Croatian treasure is waiting for you with standout landmarks such as palaces, churches, ancient walls, and a superb castle.
Croatia Family Island Hopping Exploration
This 11-day tour starts and ends in Split, taking you on a scenic journey through some of Croatia’s most stunning islands and historic towns. You’ll explore the charming Island of Brač with its famous Zlatni Rat beach and panoramic views from Vidova Gora, then hop over to Hvar to wander its ancient streets and cultural landmarks. Next, discover Korčula’s medieval charm and rich heritage, with optional guided tours to deepen your experience. The trip wraps up back in Split, where you can stroll through Diocletian’s Palace and soak up authentic Dalmatian life. A perfect blend of relaxation, history, and island beauty awaits.

Tour Highlights
Island Hvar: Check out the "party" town of Hvar, or the more traditional island areas, its lavender fields, vineyards.
Island Korcula: Korcula offers up Croatia at its most authentic, with tiny communities and ancient fishing villages dotted amongst pine forests and vineyards.
Split: Always buzzing, this exuberant city represents the perfect balance between history and modern-day life. Croatia's second-largest city is surrounded by rugged Dalmatian mountains that slope to the azure Adriatic Sea creating the image of utter bliss.
Croatia Plitvice Highlights Self-Drive
This 11-day tour starts in Split and finishes back at Split Airport, offering a fantastic blend of cultural gems and natural beauty. You’ll explore historic towns like Trogir and Zagreb, with chances to savour local pastries and visit castles. Nature lovers will enjoy Plitvice National Park’s stunning lakes and hiking trails, plus the Adriatic charm of Biograd na Moru with its nearby parks. The journey continues to Mostar, where East meets West, before heading to the medieval marvel of Dubrovnik. With plenty of free time to wander and optional guided tours, this trip balances relaxation and discovery perfectly.

Tour Highlights
Dubrovnik: the lively city of Dubrovnik, protected by magnificent medieval walls, will conquer your heart through its fascinating number of landmarks, lively atmosphere, and inspiring culture.
Split: framed by a beautiful mountain backdrop and relaxing aqua-coloured waters, and hosting some of the best Roman ruins in the world, this seaside Dalmatian town is definitely a must-see.
Mostar: this enchanting medieval town will conquer your heart with its hidden gems and a picturesque stone arch bridge.
Zagreb: a city of green parks and walks, with many places to visit in the beautiful surroundings.
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Croatia 11-14 day itineraries at a glance
Trip and guiding style
Croatia trips in the 11-14 day range cover cities, coast, and islands, and they typically offer a choice between a fully guided approach and a more independent style. Many group departures have a tour leader throughout, while local guides often handle key city tours and signature sights, adding context without taking away your free time.
Accommodation
Accommodation varies by itinerary and can range from simple, well-located hotels to higher-standard stays, and on some routes, nights on a ship are part of the experience. You may see anything from 3-star to 5-star hotels, possible upgrades, or a cruise-style motor ship such as the MS Adriatic Princess or similar; due to availability, an equivalent alternative may be used, and star ratings can differ by country.
Trip pacing
Pace differs from trip to trip, from slower routes with extra coastline time to faster plans that include more stops and longer travel days. It’s common to have some early starts and overland journeys by road, and for island-focused itineraries, ferries or catamarans are often built into the schedule and help shape each day.
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Frequently asked questions
What can you see in Croatia in 11 to 14 days?
Two weeks suits the length of the Croatian coast. Routes link Zagreb and Istria around Pula and Rovinj with the Plitvice Lakes, then Zadar, Split and Dubrovnik, often dipping into Bosnia and Montenegro. It covers the islands, national parks and walled cities.
Do 11 to 14 day Croatia tours visit other countries?
Some do, linking Croatia with Bosnia and Montenegro along the Adriatic. Mostar and Kotor feature on several routes. Others stay within Croatia from Istria to Dubrovnik.
Are 11 to 14 day Croatia tours guided?
They come in many styles, from partially guided and self guided trips to fully guided coach tours and sailing trips. Group and private formats are both offered. Sailing trips island hop along the coast.
What types of Croatia tour last 11 to 14 days?
This band includes larger coach tours, private tours, group tours and sailing trips. Routes follow the coast and islands. There are around 42 trips of this length to choose from.
How big are the groups on these Croatia tours?
Group size reaches up to around 65 on the larger coach trips, with smaller sailing and private options. The activity level runs from relaxing to moderate. The pace varies by route.
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