Three Countries, One Epic Journey: Croatia, Slovenia & Montenegro
Visit three diverse countries—Croatia, Slovenia, and Montenegro—and discover their unique cultures, histories, and natural beauty.
Explore the beauty of Zagreb, Croatia’s vibrant capital, and its fascinating blend of modern and historic charm.
Visit the enchanting Ljubljana, Slovenia’s green capital, renowned for its picturesque old town and the iconic Dragon Bridge. While in Ljubljana, take a full-day tour to the green gem of Slovenia—Bohinj and Bled Lakes.
On your way to Rovinj from Ljubljana, the greatest underworld awaits you—Postojna Caves.
Discover the fairytale charm of Rovinj, a jewel of the Istrian coast with cobbled streets and a stunning Adriatic seafront. While in Rovinj, take a full-day tour of the magic land of Istria, visiting Pula, famous for its Roman amphitheater, and the charming village of Bale.
On the way from Rovinj to Split, stroll through the magnificent Plitvice Lakes National Park. Dive into history and coastal allure in Split, home to the famous Diocletian’s Palace.
Enjoy the scenic ride across the Neretva Valley and Pelješac peninsula, with a highlight at Mali Ston Bay to enjoy the best aphrodisiac of Southern Dalmatia—Ston oysters!
Walk the medieval walls of Dubrovnik, the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” and enjoy its rich heritage. Marvel at the stunning coastal town of Kotor, Montenegro, nestled in a dramatic bay and known for its Venetian architecture.
Travel seamlessly with private transfers and enjoy expert insights with private guided tours. Land transfers by Mercedes vehicles.
Imagine this intimate group of six—big enough for a lively atmosphere, yet small enough for a personal and exclusive adventure. Exploring together enhances the experience, turning every moment into a shared delight.
This fascinating and unique multi-day tour can be a private or a small group experience.
Croatia Slovenia Montenegro Private Tour
Tour plan
Day One
Arrival in Zagreb. Private transfer from the airport to your hotel in the capital of Croatia.
Dolac – Zagreb – Croatia -photo credit by Željka Stošić
Day Two
Secrets of Zagreb revealed during a guided city tour. After the tour, transfer from Zagreb to Ljubljana.
Ljubljana – photo credit by Slovenia TB
Day Three
Explore the charming city of Ljubljana on a guided tour and feel the heartbeat of Slovenia’s capital.
Ljubljana – photo credit by Slovenia TB
Day Four
Full-day tour of the glacial lakes Bled and Bohinj — Slovenia’s alpine jewels surrounded by untouched nature.
Bled Lake – photo credit by Slovenia TB – photo by Jost Gantar
Day Five
From Ljubljana to Rovinj, with spectacular stops at the Postojna Cave and the dramatic
Postojna cave – Predjama Castle – photo credit by Postojna cave
Day Six
A full-day exploration of Istria’s magic — discover Pula’s Roman amphitheatre and the hidden gem of Bale.
Amphitheatre in Pula Arena, Istria, Croatia, photo by Matko M. Švarc
Day Seven
Travel from Rovinj to Split with a guided tour of the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park en route.
Plitvice Lakes NP, Croatia, Photo by Agnieszka Mordaunt on Unsplash
Day Eight
Half-day guided tour through Split, Salona, and Trogir — a journey through ancient Dalmatian history.
Peristyle, Split, Photo credit by TB Split
Day Nine
Transfer from Split to Dubrovnik with a delicious oyster tasting stop in Ston, nestled along the Pelješac peninsula.
Dubrovnik Croatia Photo by Ivan Ivankovic on Unsplash
Day Ten
Discover Dubrovnik and its Golden Age on a walking tour with panoramic views that will leave you breathless.
Dubrovnik, Croatia, photo by Jonathan Smith.Unsplash
Day Eleven
A private full-day tour of Montenegro — explore the wonders of Boka Bay with a guided visit to Perast.
Kotor, Montenegro, Photo by Teo Holland
Day Twelve
Depending on your schedule, enjoy a private transfer to Dubrovnik Airport, or if you opted for a cruise extension, transfer to the hotel.
Dubrovnik, Croatia, Photo by Inera Isovic on Unsplash
Day Thirteen – Cruise Day 1 – Dubrovnik
Check-in at 14:00h
Day Fourteen – Cruise Day 2 – from Dubrovnik to Pelješac Peninsula
Early morning departure towards the Pelješac Peninsula, before lunch, a short stop at one of the Elaphiti Islands. After lunch on board, in the afternoon, transfer to the village, followed by a visit to a local farm to indulge in a heritage dinner with Croatian delicacies and local dishes made from their own produce.
Sipan Elaphiti islands, Croatia, photo by K2 Croatian Attractions
Day Fifteen – Cruise Day 3 – from Pelješac Peninsula to Hvar Island
Morning departure towards Hvar. Lunch on the small Island of Šćedro, followed by a swim stop at the Pakleni Islands. Arrival to Hvar in the afternoon.
Hvar, Croatia, Photo by Andreja Horvatic, Croatian Attractions
Day Sixteen – Cruise Day 4 – from Hvar Island to Brač Island / Milna or Pučišća
Today’s destination is the Island of Brač and the picturesque town of Bol. After lunch on board, time at leisure until wine tasting. Departure for Milna or Pučišća and overnight in the port.
Brač Bay – Photo credit by Croatian attractions partner
Day Seventeen – Cruise Day 5 – from Brač Island to Trogir
Early morning departure for Trogir, and transfer to the Split airport.
Trogir, photo by Zoran Jelača, photo credit by TB Croatia
Extension possible
Private transfer from the hotel to the port
Mini 4-night Deluxe Cruise | Dubrovnik – Trogir
DUBROVNIK – PELJEŠAC PENINSULA – HVAR – BOL/PUČIŠĆA or MILNA – SPLIT
Enjoy an incredible 5-day cruise through the stunning Dalmatian region, sailing along the Adriatic coast from Dubrovnik to Split. Spend 4 nights aboard a comfortable vessel while discovering the highlights of Croatia’s famous coastline and islands.
Pack casual attire and embrace a laid-back attitude as the captain and crew ensure you’re well cared for. Spend your days swimming, snorkelling, or exploring the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic. Evenings are yours to dine at charming waterside restaurants, explore historic landmarks, or relax under the stars.
This journey wraps up most spectacularly… but it’s never really goodbye. You’ll come again, for sure!
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is this a private tour? Yes, this tour is exclusively private for your group.
- What should I bring? Comfortable walking shoes and a camera are highly recommended.
Contact us to customize this itinerary to your preferences.
