Croatia tour package personalized for families

Croatia Private Tour - Scenic view of Motovun, a medieval hilltop town in Istria surrounded by forests

Private tour of Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Croatia.

Croatia Luxury Tour Itineraries - Private guided tour of Diocletian’s Palace in Split, a UNESCO site in Croatia.

Ancient Roman Pula Amphitheatre in Croatia, illuminated at dusk.

Best Private Tours in Croatia - Luxury Mercedes-Benz V-Class used for private transfers in Croatia.

Luxury private yacht tour to Hvar and the Paklinski Islands in Croatia.

Hidden cove in the Paklinski Islands, part of a private tour package in Croatia.

The Art Pavilion in Zagreb, a must-visit cultural landmark on luxury private tours in Croatia.

Private guided tour of Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, on a luxury itinerary.

Historic funicular ride in Zagreb, connecting the Upper and Lower Town, a highlight of private guided tours.

Private guided tour of Zagreb’s WWII Grič Tunnel, a unique and historical experience.

Art Nouveau architecture of the Oktogon in Zagreb, a highlight of luxury private tours.

Cascading waterfalls at Plitvice Lakes National Park, a highlight of private guided tours in Croatia

Wine glasses and a wine cellar view on the Pelješac Peninsula.

CROATIA’S FINEST
PRIVATE TOUR
12 DAY ITINERARY

Discover Croatia’s top destinations on a 12-day long bespoke itinerary, blending history, natural beauty, and luxury.

Begin Your Croatia Private Tour in the coastal charm of Rovinj, with olive oil tastings and a private tour of the historic Pula Amphitheater.

Explore the vineyards of Istria, charming Motovun, and elegant Zagreb with exclusive guided tours.

Marvel at the stunning Plitvice Lakes, uncover the secrets of Diocletian’s Palace in Split, and sail to pristine islands like Hvar and Vis on a luxury speedboat.

Indulge in premium wines and world-famous oysters in Ston, and end your journey in Dubrovnik, exploring the Old Town and enjoying breathtaking views from Mount Srđ.

PRIVATE TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

Rovinj – Coastal Elegance

Wander the cobblestone streets of Rovinj’s Old Town, crowned by St. Euphemia’s Church, and take in panoramic Adriatic views.

Pula’s Roman Amphitheatre

Explore the Pula Arena, one of the world’s best-preserved Roman amphitheaters, and learn its rich history with a private guide.

Istrian Wine & Olive Oil Experiences

Savor award-winning olive oils and sample exquisite wines paired with traditional charcuterie in Istria, Croatia’s renowned culinary region.

Motovun – A Hilltop Gem

Visit the medieval hilltop town of Motovun, surrounded by truffle-rich forests and offering breathtaking views of the Mirna River Valley.

Zagreb – Croatia’s Capital

Discover Zagreb’s Old Town, with its historic districts of Gradec and Kaptol, and enjoy its café culture and vibrant atmosphere.

Plitvice Lakes National Park

Experience the magic of Croatia’s most famous UNESCO World Heritage site, with cascading waterfalls and turquoise lakes.

Split & Diocletian’s Palace

Tour the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace, a masterpiece of Roman architecture, and explore Split’s lively waterfront.

Hvar & Paklinski Islands

Sail the Adriatic on a private speedboat, stopping at the pristine beaches of Vis, the hidden coves of Paklinski Islands, and the vibrant Hvar Island.

Pelješac Peninsula – Wine & Oysters

Indulge in premium wine tastings and sample world-renowned Mali Ston oysters on the scenic Pelješac Peninsula.

Dubrovnik – Pearl of the Adriatic

Walk the ancient walls of Dubrovnik, visit the Rector’s Palace, and take in panoramic views from Mount Srđ.

Bespoke Experiences

Enjoy optional add-on tailored activities like kayaking, jeep safaris, or culinary tours in Konavle Valley for a truly personalized journey.

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Day 3: Istrian Wine Tasting and Motovun

Enjoy a leisurely morning before departing for Zagreb. Along the way, stop at a family-owned winery in Istria, where you’ll sample exquisite local wines paired with traditional charcuterie. Next, visit Motovun, a medieval hilltop town steeped in history and surrounded by truffle-rich forests. Stroll its ancient streets and admire breathtaking views of the Mirna River Valley before continuing to Zagreb, Croatia’s vibrant capital.

Day 10: Dubrovnik Old Town and Mount Srđ

Explore Dubrovnik’s stunning Old Town on a private guided tour. Walk along its limestone streets, admire the Rector’s Palace, and visit the Franciscan Monastery, home to one of the world’s oldest pharmacies. Enjoy a private car ride to Mount Srđ for panoramic views of the Adriatic and Dubrovnik’s red-roofed skyline. Enjoy an exclusive dinner with a view.

Day 1: Arrival in Rovinj – Coastal Elegance

Your journey begins in the enchanting town of Rovinj, one of Croatia’s most picturesque coastal gems. Upon arrival at the airport in Pula, Trieste, Zagreb, or Venice, you’ll enjoy a private transfer in a luxury vehicle to your 5-star hotel in Rovinj. Spend the day at leisure exploring Rovinj’s narrow cobblestone streets, lined with colorful houses and quaint boutiques. The Old Town, nestled on a peninsula, is crowned by the baroque St. Euphemia’s Church, offering panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea.

Day 2: Pula and Olive Oil Tasting

Today, venture to Pula, home to one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheaters in the world. Your private guide will bring the city’s rich history to life as you explore the majestic Pula Arena, once used for gladiator games. Before reaching Pula, visit a renowned olive oil producer to learn about Istria’s centuries-old olive oil traditions and savor a guided tasting of award-winning oils. End the day with a private walking tour of Rovinj’s Old Town.

Day 4: Zagreb’s Cultural Treasures

Discover Zagreb’s unique charm on a private half-day tour. Begin with a panoramic drive in a premium Mercedes Benz vehicle, visiting landmarks like Novi Zagreb, the Green Horseshoe, and the elite neighborhoods of Tuškanac and Pantovčak. Continue with a walking tour of the Old Town, exploring the historic districts of Gradec and Kaptol, connected by the iconic Stone Gate. Enjoy the afternoon at leisure to visit Zagreb’s renowned museums or indulge in its café culture.

Day 5: Plitvice Lakes National Park

Travel from Zagreb to Split with a stop at the Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its cascading waterfalls and turquoise lakes. Choose to explore the park independently along its wooden boardwalks or opt for a private guided tour to learn about its geological and ecological wonders. Continue to Split and check into a 5-star hotel.

Day 6: Diocletian’s Palace in Split

Uncover the ancient history of Split with a private guided tour of the city’s historic center, dominated by the majestic Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO-listed site. Built as a retirement residence for Roman Emperor Diocletian in the 4th century, the palace is a stunning blend of ancient Roman and medieval architecture. Explore its well-preserved basements, Peristyle courtyard, and St. Domnius Cathedral. Spend the afternoon at leisure, soaking up Split’s lively atmosphere.

Day 7: Luxury Speedboat Adventure to Hvar

Set sail on a private luxury speedboat to explore the Adriatic’s hidden gems, including the islands of Vis, Paklinski, and Hvar. Swim in secluded coves, discover the Blue Cave (optional), and enjoy the crystal-clear waters. Conclude your day on Hvar Island, known for its lavender fields, lively harbor, and medieval fortifications. Overnight at a boutique hotel on Hvar.

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TOP REASONS TO BOOK CROATIA’S FINEST – 12-DAY PRIVATE TOUR

Visit Croatia’s most famous landmarks, including Dubrovnik’s Old Town, Diocletian’s Palace in Split, National Park Plitvice Lakes, Zagreb, Šibenik, island of Hvar and many more...

TRAVEL TIPS: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

Best Time to Visit

Spring (April-June): Perfect for mild weather, fewer crowds, and blooming landscapes.

Autumn (September-October): Offers warm temperatures, fewer tourists, and grape harvest season, ideal for wine lovers.

Summer (July-August): Great for beach activities and island visits, though it’s peak season with larger crowds.

Currency

Croatia uses the Euro (EUR)

Credit cards are widely accepted in cities, but keep small cash for local markets, small shops, and tips.

ATMs are readily available in all major towns.

Language

Croatian is the official language, but English is commonly spoken in tourist areas.

Learn a few useful phrases to connect with locals:

Hello: Bok (informal) / Dobar dan (Good day)
Thank you: Hvala
Please: Molim

Packing Essentials

Comfortable Walking Shoes: For exploring cities like Zagreb, Split, and Dubrovnik, as well as national parks.

Swimwear & Sunscreen: Especially for island excursions and speeboat trip.

Layers for Evenings: Evenings can be cooler in spring and autumn, especially in Zagreb or Plitvice Lakes.

Reusable Water Bottle: Stay hydrated while reducing plastic waste. Many public fountains have drinkable water.

Cultural Etiquette

Croatians value politeness and respect. A simple “hvala” (thank you) goes a long way!

Tipping in restaurants (10-15%) and for guides or drivers is appreciated but not mandatory.

Dress modestly when visiting churches or religious sites.

Food & Drink Tips

Try local specialties like black risotto, pasticada (beef stew), strukli in Zagreb, and truffle dishes in Istria.

Pair meals with local wines like Malvasia (white) or Plavac Mali (red).

Don’t miss Mali Ston oysters, considered some of the finest in the world.

Health & Safety

Croatia is one of the safest travel destinations in Europe, but always stay aware of your belongings in crowded areas.

Carry basic first aid items like sunscreen, insect repellent, and motion sickness tablets for boat trips.

Emergency number in Croatia: 112.

Transportation Tips

Private transfers are the most comfortable way to travel between destinations, as they provide flexibility and local insights.

Q&A - CROATIA’S FINEST – 12-DAY PRIVATE TOUR

Q1: What is included in the Croatia´s finest private tour?

A1: This luxury 12-day private tour includes premium transfers in a Mercedes Benz vehicle, expert local guides, hand-selected mix of boutique & 5-star accommodations, private guided tours of top destinations like Rovinj, Pula, Zagreb, Split, and Dubrovnik, a luxury speedboat trip to Hvar and Paklinski Islands, wine tastings, and exclusive culinary experiences.

Q2: Is this tour customizable?

A2: Absolutely! Our tours are fully customizable to suit your preferences. Whether you’d like more leisure time, additional destinations, or specific activities, we’ll tailor the itinerary to create your perfect Croatian experience.

Q3: What should I pack for this trip?

A3: Comfortable walking shoes for exploring historic towns, light clothing for summer months, and swimwear for the yacht trip to Hvar and Paklinski Islands. A light jacket is recommended for evenings or trips to higher altitudes.

Q4: Are meals included in the itinerary?

A4: All of the accommodations/hotels comes with breakfast included.

Most of the other meals are not included to give you the freedom to explore local dining options, while exclusive culinary experiences such as a seafood lunch in Mali Ston and wine tastings are part of the tour and are included in the package.

Q5: What type of accommodations are provided?

A5: You’ll stay in a mix of luxurious 5-star hotels and boutique heritage properties, offering exceptional service, comfort, and prime locations in each destination.

Q6: Is the luxury speedboat trip suitable for families?

A6: Yes, the speedboat trip is suitable for all ages and can be adjusted to fit your family’s needs, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience.

Q7: How much walking is involved in the tour?

A7: The itinerary includes moderate walking, especially during city tours and visits to Plitvice Lakes. Customizations can be made to accommodate all fitness levels.

Q8: Is this tour suitable for families or couples?

A8: Yes! This tour is perfect for families, couples, and small groups. Families can enjoy activities like speedboat trips and exploring national parks, while couples often love the romantic dinners and wine tastings.

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