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Zagreb to Dubrovnik: Parties & Plitvice Lakes

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7 daysDuration
Small Group TourUsually 8-12 participants
16 peopleMaximum group size
18 - 39 yearsAge range for participants
EnglishGuide language
Easy
Light physical activity suitable for most people with average fitness levels.
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Highlights

Make new friends over drinks along the Adriatic.

Scramble around medieval fortresses.

Visit stunning Plitvice Lakes National Park.

Take in sweeping countryside views of the Balkans.

Explore Diocletian’s Palace on a guided tour

Itinerary

From the vibrant lanes of Zagreb to the sun-kissed walls of Dubrovnik, the 'Zagreb to Dubrovnik: Parties & Plitvice Lakes' tour is a whirlwind seven-day adventure for fun-loving travelers. This trip balances exclusive parties in Hvar with cultural strolls through ancient cities and jaw-dropping excursions to Plitvice Lakes. It’s the ideal tour package for young, social adventurers who want to experience the best of Croatia—think spectacular scenery by day, unforgettable nightlife by night. The USP? Journeying with likeminded new friends, you’ll leave with more than just beautiful photos—expect lifelong memories and connections.

day 1Zagreb

Welcome to Croatia’s capital – where river meets mountain and old meets new. Arrive at any time and for your first night out, after a short orientation walk head to one of Zagreb’s many trendy bars or beer halls with your CEO and group for drinks and a good time.

Accomodation
Hostel Swanky Mint (or similar)
Included Activities
Meet Your CEO and Group Duration : 1.0 hr, Connect With New Friends, Orientation With CEO Duration : 0.5 hr - 1.0 hr
Optional Activities
Cathedral of the Assumption The Gothic Zagreb Cathedral is a must see for those who love architecture. Someone is definitely watching out for this holy site, it’s been damaged by invaders and earthquakes and somehow is still standing (using numerous repairs of course). Sitting atop a tall column is a golden statue or Mary, surrounded at the base by four angels. The exterior is covered in sculptures and reliefs while the inside has large pillars, stained glass windows, and paintings. , St Mark's Church Not far from St Mark’s Square in Zagreb, the Church of St Mark has some unique architecture features compared to most Gothic style churches. The roof is tiled in a pattern of colours, patterns, and the coat of arms of the city. The church interior is usually closed off to visitors, but take a stroll by to take a few photos of the exterior. , Museum of Contemporary Art Spend an hour or two wandering through the exhibits at this large, modern museum. The exterior was designed by the contemporary architect Igor Franić who submitted the unique design for the building to a competition held by the museum. The roomy interior isthe perfect place to escape crowds and take some time to reflect on the exhibits. When you’re ready to head back into the city try taking the slide exit! , Museum of Broken Relationships Whether you’ve just had a nasty breakup or are blissfully in love you can’t miss this unique museum. Memorabilia and stories from the ones that got away or were run away from are paired with individual’s stories. From hilarious to heartfelt the vibe of the mementos in the museum are worth checking out. Bring some tissues and stop at the museum café afterwards to recover with a glass of mulled wine and traditional pepper cookies. , Croatian Museum of Naive Art Stop by this small museum to see some of the work of Croatia’s Naïve artists as well as pieces from foreign artists. This style of painting is known for its simplistic, almost child-like rendering of forms and originated during the 18th century. While it’s believed that many artists who practice this style never trained as artists, this is rarely true. Vivid colours and interesting perspectives line the walls of this museum, a must see for art and art history buffs.

day 2Zagreb/Plitvice Lakes National Park

day 3Plitvice Lakes National Park/Split

day 4Split

day 5Hvar/Split

day 6Split/Dubrovnik

day 7Dubrovnik

What's Included

Accommodation
Hostels (6 nts, some multi-share with 3 to 8 people).
Meals
No meals included
Note: Allow USD260-340 for meals not included.
Transport
Train, metro, bus, ferry, walking.All transport between destinations and to/from included activities
Guide
CEO (Chief Experience Officer) throughout.
Included activities
Your Welcome Moment: Meet Your CEO and GroupYour First Night Out Moment: Connect With New FriendsYour Big Night Out Moment: SplitOrientation walk in ZagrebEntrance to Plitvice Lakes National ParkDay trip to HvarGuided tour of Diocletian's Palace (Split)Evening orientation walk in Split

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