Croatia's Dalmatian Coast

Upon arrival in Split or Zadar, you will be met by our local representative in the airport and transferred to your hotel. Along the way your guide will share tips about the area, suggest activities for you to enjoy and answer any questions you may have. You will have the remainder of the day at leisure to unpack, relax and explore the surroundings of your hotel.

Today is free for you to relax and explore at your own pace. 

Our local guide will be delighted to suggest activities based on your interests, helping you make the most of your time on Croatia’s beautiful Dalmatian Coast.

For customers staying in hotels in Vodice.

• Begin your holiday with a half-day guided walking tour of Sibenik Old Town. 
• Our local guide will introduce you to highlights including the famous Cathedral of St James, a three-aisled basilica known for its unique construction and stylistic characteristics.
• The afternoon will be spent at your leisure.

For customers staying in hotels in Makarska.

Start your holiday with a walking tour of Makarska, a lovely introduction to the Dalmatian Coast.

• A small seaside city set at the foot of Biokovo Mountain
• Known for its rich cultural heritage and Baroque architecture
• Walk with our guide through this picturesque city
• Discover the beautiful Riva and its small streets 
• Visit the Malacological Museum, with entrance included

For customers staying in hotels in Vodice.

After breakfast, you will be met by our local guide for a boat trip to two nearby islands.

• Your first stop is Zlarin, the unspoilt “golden island”. 
• Discover what life is like for the island’s 300 inhabitants 
• Learn about its unique coral-harvesting tradition during a visit to a traditional coral jewellery manufacturer
• Your next stop is Krapanj, the smallest island in the Šibenik Archipelago
• Experience a typical Dalmatian lifestyle 
• Stroll through tiny streets and admire the little seaside stone houses
• Lunch included, with free time at leisure

Please note: in the rare case of unsuitable weather, this excursion may be rescheduled to a different day.

For customers staying in hotels in Makarska.

Today, set off on a scenic full-day guided boat tour to the islands of Hvar and Brač.

• Our first stop is the charming town of Jelsa on Hvar Island 
• Explore its picturesque harbour, historic architecture and peaceful natural setting
• Next, continue to Brač and the coastal town of Bol one of the highlights of the Croatian Adriatic Coast
• Bol is particularly renowned for its picturesque waterfront and the famous Zlatni Rat beach
• A natural phenomenon known for its ever-changing shape and often referred to as the Golden Horn
• Lunch and free time at leisure are included in Bol before returning to your hotel.

Please note: in the rare case of unsuitable weather, this excursion may be rescheduled to a different day.

Today is free for you to enjoy the Dalmatian Coast at your own pace.

As always, our local guide will be delighted to suggest activities to suit your interests. You may wish to:

• Explore one of the neighbouring islands on an independent boat trip
• Visit one of the area’s pretty pebble beaches

Our walking tour of Split begins in the city centre and includes a visit to St Domnius Cathedral and its treasury.

After free time for lunch, continue to the charming town of Trogir. This old medieval city is set on a small island connected to the mainland by a bridge

We’ll see:

• Town Hall
• Cipiko Palace
• St Lawrence Cathedral
• 14th-century bell tower which stands 47m high and demonstrates three different styles of architecture

This is a memorable highlight of holidays to Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, combining historic cities, coastal scenery and rich cultural heritage. 

Spend your last day as you wish. You may like to: 

• Enjoy further sightseeing 
• Browse the shops 
• Relax by the coast
• Unwind before your Dalmatian coast holiday comes to an end

This morning, you will be transferred to the airport with assistance from our guide for your flight home, leaving you with happy memories of Croatia.