Experience Croatia & Bosnia in 10 Days Private Tour

Embark on a Private Tour of Croatia & Bosnia in 10 Days to enjoy the mesmerizing fusion of history, culture & natural beauty. This remarkable journey traverses from the Adriatic coast to the central region of Balkans, crossing through some of the most incredible cities and wild nature. From the medieval beauty of Dubrovnik to the vibe and culture of Sarajevo to ancient Split ruins, and more. So, we thought, why not give you a detailed view of the highlights from this epic tour?

Begin your journey in Dubrovnik, the most well-known city in Croatia — once known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic.” HIGHLIGHTS: This UNESCO World Heritage site is famed for absolutely beautiful medieval architecture and well retained city wall encircled by water. Wander up and down Stradun, the main street of the Old Town, you will see many historical sights – like Rector’s Palace or Sponza Palace or Franciscan Monastery with one of the oldest pharmacies in Europe. Stroll along the medieval city walls for sweeping views of the Adriatic Sea and Dubrovnik’s terracotta rooftops. Make sure to visit the Fort Lovrijenac and the Dominican Monastery. Dinner at a seaside restaurant such as Brtonigla, savouring local delicacies, including black risotto and local seafood.

Croatia & Bosnia in 10 Days Private Tour Explore Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a city at the cross road between East and West. The unique architecture of Sarajevo reflects its history, with Ottoman-era structures resting beside Austro-Hungarian buildings. Start your discovery in Baščaršija, the old bazaar visiting Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, Sebilj Fountain and the Latin Bridge where Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in 1914.

You can experience the vibrant culture of Sarajevo in the bustling markets and lively cafes, along with the warm hospitality of its people. Preserving the siege of Sarajevo during the 1990s Bosnian War is the Tunnel Museum. Indulge in the local Bosnian food, cevapi, burek, baklava… you name it and it offers a local restaurant.

Drive straight to Split, Croatia´s second largest city, where ancient history blends perfectly with the modern life. Diocletian’s Palace, one of the most magnificent Roman monuments and a UNESCO World Heritage site is at the heart of the city. The palace complex was built in the 4th century as a retirement home for the Roman Emperor Diocletian and has become a vibrant centre with shops, restaurants and homes. Wander the densely connected streets behind the walls of the palace, seeing sites like where the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, Temple of Jupiter and Peristyle Square all sit. This is just outside the palace itself, which while you’re there you can enjoy a scenic walk down the Riva promenade, step into the Archaeological Museum or take a seat in one of the many cafes and bars. Certainly, Split and its lively personality coupled with a history unsurpassed makes it a must-see on any tour.

Trogir, another UNESCO World Heritage site, is located a short drive from Split. The historic core of Trogir is an architectural mix from Romanesque to Renaissance to Baroque. Medieval buildings and squares, quaint churches provided the town an experience of narrow streets. Admire the Cathedral of St. Lawrence with its beautiful portal (by Master Radovan) and also visit the Kamerlengo, offering wonderful views over town and towarsd the sea. Strolling the waterfront promenade in Trogir is a good way to spend an afternoon dining or drinking and enjoying the views.

The ancient city of Salona, once the capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia, sits just outside Split. Now the remains of Salona provide an intriguing insight into the Roman history of this region. Stroll through the remains of the city walls, amphitheatre, basilicas and baths, picturing how this once-bustling metropolis must have looked. Archaeological Park of Salona: ( Arheoloski park Salona ) One of the most significant archaeological sites in Croatia, it offers the remains and ruins that provide us considerable information on everyday life, culture, and architecture from the Roman era. The site is not as busy as many places for tourists, which provides a more personal and contemplative experience.

It is impossible to come and not see maybe the most beautiful part of Croatia, the Plitvice Lakes National Park, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The park home to a string of lakes and waterfalls, with planks pathways and hiking trails. The turquoise blue waters, green trees and wildlife is truly a piece of heaven for photographers and nature lovers in Plitvice Lakes. Spend a day wandering the park with trails, enjoying boat rides on the lakes and relishing the stunning natural beauty of this natural wonder. Each season in the park brings its own experience and unique stunning views, be it spring, summer, autumn or winter.

Make your way to Zagreb — the energetic capital of Croatia with a mix of historic Austro-Hungarian architecture and modern urban culture. Your exploration should start in the Upper Town (Gornji Grad) where St. Mark’s Church with its colorful tiled roof, the Croatian Parliament and Lotrščak Tower with panoramic city views await you.

Explore the Dolac Market, a lively market where you can taste local produce and delicacies and, then, take a walk in Maksimir Park’s beautiful green setting. Lower Town is Zagreb’s most bustling area, with its broad avenues, inviting squares, and numerous museums and galleries. Whilst in the charming city, you cannot miss the Museum of Broken Relationships, a unique collection of tales and memories that will undoubtedly tug at your heartstrings. At night, you can hang out and meet new people in the local life; the city offers a plethora of pubs, restaurants, and cafes with Croatian and world cuisine. The city’s relaxed energy and cheerful crowds will cap off your vacation in Croatia. Visit Trakošćan Castle, one of Croatia’s most charming castles. This 13 th -century castle is located in the rolling hills of northern Croatia, surrounded by a lake and trees. The museum’s restyled chamber is decorated with a beautiful collection of historical artifacts, lavish period furnishings, and paintings. Walk around the surrounding gardens, take a rowboat out onto the lake, or hike on some of the estate’s many scenic trails. Trakošćan Castle is Croatia’s perfect fairytale castle that you discover.passport frame your captions. Finish with Varaždin, the magnificent city known for its well-preserved Baroque constructions. At one time, Varaždin was the Croatian capital, and today you can visit the Varaždin Museum in Varaždin Castle and tour the captivating Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. Then visit the city’s old town, where beautiful buildings and tree-lined roads beckon you to explore and inquire about the quaint shops. Finally, relax in one of the numerous outdoor cafes with a coffee and a quiet stroll along the cobbled streets.

The unique Croatia & Bosnia in 10 Days Private Tour is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the history, culture and beauty of both countries. This tour focuses on the most amazing places in Croatia: from the medieval charm of Dubrovnik, to bustling city Sarajevo just across the border with Bosnia & Hercegovina, over ancient Roman ruins in Split, stunning nature of Plitvice Lakes National Park all the way to vibrant urban life of Zagreb. You can be a history buff, nature aficionado or an urban traveler — this tour is sure to guarantee memories that last a lifetime.