Wide open spaces
Croatia, from Zagreb to Dubrovnik
From the Plitvice Lakes to the walls of Dubrovnik, this trip crosses Croatia in ten days. It takes in Zadar, Šibenik, Split and the Biokovo road.
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Destinations told one at a time, each with the trip that goes with it — ready to make your own.
Coast and islands
Central Dalmatia: Split, the Krka and Biokovo
Towns of white stone on the Adriatic, a river of waterfalls and a road that climbs to 1,762 metres above the sea. Six days on a loop from Split, between the coast and the hinterland.
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Northern Dalmatia, from Zadar to the Plitvice Lakes
Between the Adriatic and the Velebit mountains, Northern Dalmatia and Lika bring together Roman towns, limestone gorges and terraced lakes. This trip is a five-day loop from Zadar, by way of Paklenica, Lika and Plitvice.
Coast and islands
Istria, from Pula to the hilltop villages
Istria is a largely Croatian peninsula at the top of the Adriatic, between a Venetian coast and hills covered in vineyards and forests. This trip goes round it in five days from Pula, by way of Rovinj, Motovun, Mount Učka and Opatija.
Coast and islands
Dubrovnik, Mostar and Kotor: a loop through Croatia, Bosnia and Montenegro
A week on a loop from Dubrovnik, through three countries, two of them outside the European Union. The Croatian coast, the karst of Herzegovina and the Bay of Kotor, with three old towns on the UNESCO list.
Coast and islands
Dubrovnik and the Pelješac Peninsula
The walls of Dubrovnik, the great wall of Ston and the steep Dingač vineyards above the sea. Four days on a loop from Dubrovnik, from the Konavle valley to Orebić, across from the island of Korčula.