Tour Destinations in Croatia & Beyond
From ancient waterfalls to medieval cities across borders. 9 destinations, 32+ tours.
Split
Croatia's second-largest city built around the ancient Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A vibrant mix of Roman ruins, medieval streets, and modern Mediterranean life on the Dalmatian coast.
11 tours · Walking, GoT, Sports
Krka Waterfalls
Krka National Park features a series of spectacular waterfalls, emerald pools, and a scenic river canyon. The iconic Skradinski Buk cascade is one of Croatia's most photographed natural wonders.
6 tours · Group & Private
Plitvice Lakes
Croatia's most famous national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring 16 cascading turquoise lakes connected by waterfalls. Wooden boardwalks wind through ancient forests above crystal-clear water.
5 tours · National Park
Trogir
A perfectly preserved medieval island town and UNESCO World Heritage Site just 30 minutes from Split. Trogir boasts one of the finest Romanesque-Gothic cathedral complexes in all of Central Europe.
3 tours · UNESCO Heritage
Dubrovnik
The legendary walled city on Croatia's southern coast, known as the Pearl of the Adriatic. A UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its Old Town, city walls, and as a filming location for Game of Thrones.
2 tours · Full Day
Primosten
A charming medieval peninsula town south of Split, famous for its stunning sunsets from the Gospa od Loreta viewpoint and crystal-clear beaches. One of the most photogenic small towns on the Adriatic coast.
2 tours · Sunset & Beach
Bosnia and HerzegovinaMostar
Home to the iconic Stari Most (Old Bridge), Mostar is a stunning Ottoman-era city straddling the emerald Neretva River. A day trip from Split reveals Bosnia's rich multicultural heritage, cobblestone bazaars, and the breathtaking Kravice Waterfalls.
1 tour · Cross-Border
Bosnia and HerzegovinaMedjugorje
One of the world's most visited Catholic pilgrimage sites, where apparitions of the Virgin Mary were first reported in 1981. Millions of pilgrims visit Apparition Hill and St. James Church each year.
1 tour · Pilgrimage
Bosnia and HerzegovinaSarajevo
The capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina where East meets West. Ottoman bazaars sit alongside Austro-Hungarian boulevards, and a complex war history is woven into everyday life. One of Europe's most fascinating and underrated cities.
1 tour · Cross-Border