Croatia: The Dalmatian Coast
7 Days
Starting From
$3,998
10 Days
Starting From
$5,598
per person, double occupancy
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Add an ExtensionDive into the Adriatic’s other side on an island-hopping walking tour down the Dalmatian Coast.
Lounging beneath the pergola, you take another sip of homemade walnut liqueur and turn to thank your Croatian host. Today’s scrumptious lunch of pašticada—Dalmatia’s signature beef stew—has been delightfully satisfying, yet you want more. The same can be said of this morning’s walk through the grapevines and olive groves of Brač Island. Everything about this gorgeous stretch of Adriatic coast makes you want to dive in deeper: old stone villages steeped in Greek, Roman, and Venetian history; pine-dotted limestone outcrops, sandy beaches, and translucent turquoise coves. Your island-hopping week ahead on this walking tour in Dalmatia promises more great walks and memorable meals. For the moment, you’re happy to just sit, sip, and soak it all in.
Highlights
- Trek across lush countryside to a secluded cove (perhaps taking a dip in the crystalline waters) as you explore the resort island of Hvar.
- Hike to Brač’s stunning, cliffside monastery—originally a hermitage founded in 1551 by Glagolitic priests during the Ottoman advance.
- Discover the birthplace of the legendary Marco Polo as you walk the charming, medieval streets of Korcula’s Old Town, guided by a local expert.
- Sip homemade walnut liqueur under the pergola after a tasty lunch of pašticada at our friend Mate’s house on Brač.
- Sample Croatia’s indigenous grk grape variety at an organic winery on Korcula.
Accommodations
Linger Longer with a Tour Extension

2021 Post-Tour Extension - Dubrovnik
- Two nights at the Grand Villa Argentina
- Small-group airport and hotel transfers
- Two breakfasts
2 Nights From $398
per person, double occupancy
Single Supplement: From $298
Dubrovnik, nestled along the coast with its spectacularly well-preserved medieval buildings overlooking azure waters, is a stunning sight and a delight to discover. Today, you may wish to explore the town’s main attractions and works of art or learn about its proud history gaining independence from Venice (seek guide recommendations from your hotel concierge). The town was shelled in 1991, and today you can marvel at the loving way it was restored and take pleasure in discovering its architectural details and narrow alleys.
Accommodation: Grand Villa Argentina, Dubrovnik
Included Meals: Breakfast
Continue to bask in the natural beauty and history of Dubrovnik—dubbed “The Pearl on the Adriatic.” Today you may want to head up to Mount Srdj, by foot or cable car, to take in the breathtaking views of the Old Town and beyond. While you’re at the top, stop by the Fort Imperial and the Museum of the Croatian War of Independence. Later, if you’re feeling energetic, kayak out to the nearby islands, or simply enjoy a sumptuous feast of fresh Mediterranean seafood paired with an excellent Croatian wine.
Accommodation: Grand Villa Argentina, Dubrovnik
Included Meals: Breakfast
Zbogom! (Goodbye!) This morning, a complimentary small-group transfer is provided to the Cilipi International Airport in Dubrovnik based on your departure time. Please note that your transfer time will be communicated to you by your guides on tour.
Included Meals: Breakfast
Expert Local Guides
Experience your destination like an insider with people who call it home.

Jaka Bizjak
Jaka Bizjak, discovered his passion for outdoor sports at a very young age. He is an avid mountain biker and a pioneer of balance sports, such as slackline and stand up paddle-boarding. An experienced walking, biking, and sailing guide in both Slovenia and Croatia, he enjoys spending time in nature with his wife and is an aspiring custom bike frame builder.

Barbara Kricej Bizjak
Barbara Kricej Bizjak’s immense love of sports, nature, and people led her to a life working outside and her particular interest in guiding. Barbara especially enjoys informing visitors about local traditions and cuisine. She is also a horseback riding instructor, ballroom dance teacher, a licensed mountain bike guide, and speaks three languages! Her hobbies include a wide range of outdoor sports, which she usually enjoys with her husband.

Daniel Lacko
Daniel (Dani) Lacko resides in Zagreb and, when not guiding, works as a freelance outdoor specialist, splitting his time between tourism consulting, project management (for a series of outdoor sporting events), and adventure journalism. Dani’s passion for his home country is evident with his background as president of the Adventure Tourism Council at the Croatian Chamber of Economy, his work on national campaigns with the Croatia Tourism Board, and his management of annual outdoor film festivals and various national sports television shows. Dani is sure to regale you with the intriguing history of Croatia as well as his exciting exploits as a journalist covering everything from BASE jumping to EcoChallenge expedition races in Morocco and Patagonia.

Daniel Piccini
Daniel (Dani) Piccini was born in Croatia’s second largest city, Split, and is an avid sportsman. He previously worked as a civil engineer and as a technician for a Croatian race car team. However, his main passion is guiding, and for more than a decade Dani has devoted his time to professional guiding—from trekking and walking to climbing and canyoning. When not guiding, Dani can be found enjoying outdoor activities with his wife and two children in one of Croatia’s many beautiful national parks.
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