Croatia & Slovenia in 10 Days Private Tour

Discover Croatia & Slovenia in 10 Days Private Tour

Discover Croatia and Slovenia on this 10 day Private Tour of two of the world’s most beautiful countries. From the sunny Adriatic coastline to the stunning Alpine lakes, this complete itinerary reveals all of the most beautiful places in the region. Visit the medieval charms of Dubrovnik, the ancient ruins in Salona, the natural wonders of Plitvice Lakes and Lake Bled right out of a fairy tale! So, here is a brief overview of the key takeaways from this memorable experience.

You will start your journey in the city of Dubrovnik, which is known as Gem of the Albania and it is one of the best beautiful coastal cities in Croatia. The UNESCO site housing an iconic collection of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque buildings from the medieval city is pressed together beneath well-preserved walls in Dubrovnik. Take a walk down Stradun — the street that’s in every tourist photo of Dubrovnik and visit attractions like the Rector’s Palace, Sponza Palace and Franciscan Monastery which is home to one of Europe’s oldest pharmacies.

Walk through the old city walls for epic views of the Adriatic Sea and terracotta rooftops. Make sure to visit the Lovrijenac Fortress and Dominican Monastery. Savor local specialties such as fresh seafood and black risotto at a seaside restaurant for dinner.

Croatia & Slovenia in 10 Days Private Tour takes you to Split, Croatia’s second-largest city that combines modern day living with ancient history. The highlight of the city is Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the best-preserved Roman monuments, a massive palace complex where Emperor Diocletian retired in the 4th century which today makes vibrant and modern city.

Wander the twisting alleys of the palace grounds, passing by Cathedral of Saint Domnius, Temple of Jupiter and Peristyle Square. Explore outside the palace, walk along the Riva promenade, enjoy the Archaeological Museum or spawn to one of the several cafes. Explore Split Located on the Adriatic Coast is a great city full of life and story to tell.

Short drive north of Split is the lovely town of Trogir, yet another UNESCO site. The Historic center of Trogir is one of the most valuable architectural complexes of the Romanesque, Renaissance and Baroque architecture. Medieval buildings, quaint squares and some picturesque churches fill the town’s narrow streets.
Explore Cathedral of St. Lawrence, with a beautiful portal made by Master Radovan, and the Kamerlengo Fortress with a view of town and sea. A meal or drink here along Trogir waterfront is sure to provide you with views like this.

A short distance from Split, you will find the ancient city of Salona, which was once the capital of Roman Dalmatia. The ruins of Salona still exist as remnants of its Roman past today. You can explore the ruins of its city walls, amphitheater, basilicas and baths trying to envision how great this fairly busy metropolis once was.
Salona is one of the most valuable archaeological sites in Croatia, which reveals daily life, culture and architecture from this period. For a more intimate and contemplative experience, the site is not as busy as other tourist locations.

Croatia & Slovenia in 10 Days Private Tour takes you to National Park Plitvice Lakes, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most beautiful places in Croatia you could visit. The park contains a chain of cascaded lakes and waterfalls, connected by wooden walkways and hiking paths. For nature lovers and photographers, Plitvice Lakes is a paradise with its turquoise waters, greenery and wildlife.
Visiting the park is great at any day of the week, in every season of the year – be it spring, summer, autumn or winter time; you won´t regret it!

From Plitvice Lakes your tour takes you to  Rovinj, one of the prettiest towns in Istria. An old town is located on a small peninsula with narrow cobblestone streets, colorful houses and a busy harbor. St Euphemia’s Church towers above the town and provides sweeping views over the Adriatic.
Enjoy vibrant waterfront, check out the Batana Eco-Museum, and enjoy a meal or drink at one of many cafés and restaurants located by the sea.

After experiencing Rovinj head towards Pula, a beautiful town filled with Roman history. The ancient city of Pula has one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world, dating back to the 1st century AD — The Pula Arena. The arena where gladiators once battled is still an arena for concerts and events today.
Visit other Roman sites in Pula like the Temple of Augustus, Arch of the Sergii and the Roman Forum. A city full of life and history where one can see, feel and experience the ancient world.

On our way to Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia visit Renaissance-style castle at Predjamski grad (Predjama Castle), which was built right into a cliffside. The dramatic setting and fascinating history of the castle also makes it one of Slovenia’s most popular sites. Discover the castle rooms, secret passages and a legend of Erazem of Predjama — 15th-century knight who used to be the lord of this castle.
It features caves hidden underneath, which adds to the mystery of it all. The castle has guided tours, which tell you about its construction and the people that lived there.

Short drive from Predjama Castle will take you to the Postojna Cave, one of Europe natural largest and most epic cave systems. The 24,120 meters of passages, galleries and chambers that make up the cave boast breathtaking stalactites, stalagmites and other rock formations. You get a train through the cave’s tunnels and then walk around on a guided tour of the highlights of it.
The Postojna Cave also features native life, including the olm — a rare blind amphibian referred to as the human fish. This cave has exquisite beauty and incredible geology.

Your next stop is Ljubljana, Slovenia’s capital which offers a beautiful blend of parks, art and architecture. Slovenia’s picturesque old town with its baroque architecture, open squares and the famous Triple Bridge. Visit Ljubljana Castle to get panoramic views of the river that goes through the center of this whole city.
Here are a few suggestions: Walk along the banks of the river, check out the Central Market and spend hours inside all those amazing museums and galleries. With a laid-back vibe and locals that quickly feel like friends, Ljubljana is a lovely city to visit.

Since no visit to Slovenia can be made without seeing Lake Bled — the scenic Alpine lake with its church on an island in the middle of a mountain and forest landscape. Bled Island, which is the spectacular Church of the Assumption, sits in the center of this beautiful lake. Ride to the island on a classic pletna boat and ring the church bel for good luck.
Take a trip to Bled Castle, located on a hillside above the lake and provides amazing views over its surroundings. Try the famous Bled cream cake, a local specialty you don’t want to miss. Amongst any tour, Lake Bled is a major character of peaceful beauty and fairy-tale alike.

Zagreb, the capital of Croatia: End your Croatia & Slovenia in !0 Days Private Tour. The city of Zagreb is a beautiful mix of rich Austro-Hungarian historical buildings and burgeoning contemporary urban culture.

Begin in the Upper Town (Gornji Grad), where you can admire St. Mark’s Church and its colorful tiled roof, the Croatian Parliament, with its Chic exterior of neo-Renaissance design represented by impressive building units that could be pictured as representatives of glamorous sins of high society life given to the beautiful European aristocracy of every corner from Vienna to Belgrade; Lotrščak tower – a striking monument which has become a symbol for Zagreb serving panoramic views over different sections across the city itself above several hills sweeping southward away towards Slavonia highlighting yellow green paddocks & farms dotted throughout!

Go to the vibrant Dolac Market and taste regional fruit and specialties, or wander into the greenery of Maksimir Park. The Lower Town (Donji Grad) — broad boulevards and downtown Zagreb squares full of cafes, museums and galleries A must-see is the Museum of Broken Relationships which features such a record of relevant, human stories and artifacts.

Croatia & Slovenia in 10 Days Private Tour leaves no stone unturned when it comes to the history, culture and natural beauty of both countries. From the medieval charm of Dubrovnik to the ancient ruins of Split, from the natural beauty of Plitvice Lakes to Rovinj’s coastal allure and Lake Bled fairy-tale scenic beauty, this tour offers a complete unforgettable experience exploring some of the most stunning sites in the region. This tour will give you a memory for life whether you like history, nature or city.