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Why Travel to Croatia

From historic old towns and incredible beaches to pristine parks and homegrown wine, there's a never-ending list of reasons to visit Croatia. Walk along the city walls of Dubrovnik, the 'Pearl of the Adriatic'; marvel at the thundering waterfalls in the Plitvice Lakes National Park, explore the caves and hidden beaches of Hvar Island, ride the funicular to Gornji Grad in Zagreb, and visit the stunning Diocletian's Palace in Split. In every corner of Croatia, we take you to, a delightful memory will have you hooked.

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Why Private Tour

A journey exclusively for you and your party

Travel with Much More Flexibility
For a private tour, it is you to decide when to travel, where to go, and what to do, with a personal guide taking care of every detail. Whether you prefer to explore more incredible attractions or would like to skip some sites you are not interested in during travel, just let your guide know and he or she will modify the schedule so as to suit your desires the most!
Stay and Eat as You Wish
We know that it's incredibly important to eat and sleep well while traveling. And that's why we spend time evaluating every destination and hand-pick so many wonderful hotels and restaurants with excellent style for you to freely choose from. Our purpose is simple - to fulfill your dream travel, and at the same time let you feel comfortable as at home.
Vacation with Your Dearest or Nearest
Along with this, it is you to decide who joins in on the journey. This affords you privacy and increases the comfortability factor greatly. For some special occasions like a honeymoon, wedding anniversaries, birthdays, celebrating retirement, or traveling with your beloved kids or elderly parents, a private tour might specifically be the best option.

Best Places to Visit in Croatia

DUBROVNIK

The coastal city, which boasts stunning scenery and a comfortable temperature, is the largest tourist destination in Croatia. It was constructed in the 7th century and acted as a crucial transit point for east-west trade. Despite hundreds of years of vicissitude, its medieval buildings still exist, such as the symbolic three-kilometer-long city wall. Along with the picturesque surroundings and elegant buildings, there is an annual large party that you should not miss - the Dubrovnik Summer Festival, which features performances of music, theatre, dance, and film. You are welcome to take part if you visit in the summer.

SPLIT
Split is one of Croatia's oldest cities with a more than 1,700-year history. A stroll around Diocletian's Palace provides a window into the heyday of the Roman Empire. It's also regarded as a hub of Croatian culture, offering many museums and galleries for visitors to study.
ZAGREB
Zagreb is the political center as well as the largest city in Croatia, with famous tourist spots like Gornji Grad, St. Mark Church, Lotrscak Tower, and the funicular ride. There is also no shortage of leisure places, such as food markets, cozy cafe shops, and lush green spaces.
PLITVICE
The town is known for its Plitvice Lakes National Park, whose iconic highlights are the natural levees formed from gypsum, and a series of lakes, caves, and waterfalls developed from levees. Besides the fantastic landscape, it’s also home to bears, wolves, and many endangered birds.
ZADAR
The urban layout of Zadar is established in the Roman era. Despite being bombarded during World War II, some structures were left standing, including castles, fortifications, churches, and The Land Gate, which is considered one of the finest monuments of the Renaissance.