CROATIA · PRIVATE & TAILOR-MADE
Private Croatia Tours with Expert Local Guides
Fully private, chauffeur-driven journeys along the Dalmatian Coast, the Croatian islands and the national parks, combinable with Slovenia, Montenegro or Bosnia through the same operator if you like.
FEATURED ROUTE
Dubrovnik to Split, privately guided
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10 Itineraries
from 8 to 14 days, real pricing
4 Countries
Croatia + Slovenia, Bosnia, Montenegro
TURSAB Licensed
A-6257 · ASTA member
HAND-PICKED ROUTES
Sample Croatia Itineraries
Ten ready-made routes, each fully private and each easy to adjust. Pricing is per person and depends on season, group size and hotel category. Every itinerary here is a starting point, not a fixed package.
5 in 1: Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia, Montenegro & Venice (14 Days)
From 2,890 USD per person
PRICING
What Your Croatia Tour Price Covers
Every itinerary above shows a real starting price, not a “contact us” wall. Here is exactly what that price includes, and what it doesn’t.
What's Included
Private, chauffeur-driven vehicle for the whole itinerary
English-speaking local guide in each city
Hand-picked hotels at the category you choose
Airport and hotel transfers
24-hour support throughout your trip
What's Not Included
International flights to and from Croatia
Meals not specifically listed in your itinerary
Entrance fees to sites not named in the itinerary
Travel insurance
Tips for your guide and driver
Final pricing depends on season, group size and hotel category. Ask for a written breakdown before you pay a deposit.
WHY CHOOSE US
Why Choose All Private Tours for Croatia
Named local guides
English-speaking guides based in Dubrovnik, Split and Zagreb, not a rotating pool of subcontractors.
Private, not shared
Your own vehicle and driver for the whole trip, with no joining a bus tour or a shared minivan.
Croatia + 3 more countries
Combine Croatia with Slovenia, Bosnia or Montenegro through one operator, one itinerary, one point of contact.
Reasonable prices
Ten sample itineraries with real starting prices shown above, not a “contact us for a quote” wall.
WHERE TO GO
Where to Go in Croatia
Dubrovnik
Old Town walls & Adriatic views
Split
Diocletian’s Palace, lived-in
Hvar
Lavender fields & nightlife
Korcula
Marco Polo’s reputed birthplace
Plitvice Lakes
16 terraced turquoise lakes
Zagreb
Croatia’s compact capital
Trogir
A UNESCO island old town
Pula
A Roman amphitheatre, still in use
GETTING AROUND
Getting Around Croatia
Approximate distances and travel times between the places most itineraries above visit. With a private driver, you skip the ferry-schedule and bus-connection planning entirely.
ROUTE
DISTANCE
DRIVE TIME
HOW
Zagreb to Plitvice Lakes
~130 km
~2 hours
By road
Plitvice Lakes to Split
~250 km
~3.5 hours
By road
Split to Dubrovnik
~230 km
~4 hours
By road
Split to Hvar
~20 nautical miles
~1 hour
By ferry
Dubrovnik to Kotor, Montenegro
~95 km
~2 hours
By road, includes border crossing
Times are approximate and vary with traffic, season and ferry timetables. Your driver and planner handle all of it.
WHO YOU'RE ACTUALLY WORKING WITH
Meet Jordan, Owner & Lead Trip Planner
Jordan has spent 20+ years arranging private tours across Turkey and the wider Mediterranean, and personally plans each itinerary, including Croatia routes through Split, Dubrovnik, Hvar and Korcula. The same person who answers your first email is the one shaping your trip, so you are never explaining your plans to someone reading from a script.
PLAN YOUR TRIP
Best Time to Visit Croatia
MAY – JUNE, SEPT – MID-OCT
Shoulder Season
Warm enough to swim, noticeably fewer cruise-ship crowds in Dubrovnik and Split, and the easiest months to get a table without a reservation. Most repeat travelers’ first recommendation.
JULY – AUGUST
Peak Season
Hottest weather, longest days, and the busiest Old Towns and islands of the year. Book accommodations and guides well ahead if traveling in this window.
NOV – APRIL
Off-Season
Quiet and mild on the coast, though many island hotels and restaurants close for winter. Better suited to Zagreb, Split and inland routes than an island-hopping trip.
Are Croatia private tours customizable?
Yes, you choose the cities, islands, and parks to include and how the days are paced. Professional planners shape the whole route around your interests.
What is included in a private Croatia tour?
A Croatia tour covers private transport, expert local guides, and selected hotels along the route you pick. Visits to spots like Dubrovnik, Split, and Plitvice Lakes National Park come with every transfer handled.
Which destinations are included in Croatia luxury private tours?
Popular stops include Dubrovnik, Split, Zagreb, Pula, and Trogir, along with islands like Hvar, Brač, and Korčula. Many trips also take in Plitvice Lakes and Krka National Parks for their waterfalls and lakes.
How many days do I need for a custom Croatia itinerary?
That comes down to how much coastline and how many islands you want to cover, since Dubrovnik, Split, and the national parks sit some distance apart. A week is a common starting point, with more time added for island hopping or a wider Dalmatian Coast route.
Do your Croatia tours include private transportation?
Yes, you travel in a private late-model vehicle with your own driver, so there is no shared coach or group timetable. Transfers between the cities, coast, and islands are arranged as part of the trip.
What's the best time to visit Croatia?
Late May through June and September into mid-October give warm swimming weather with far fewer crowds than peak summer. July and August are hottest and busiest; November through April is quiet but many island hotels close for the season.
What are the beaches like in Croatia?
Mostly pebble and rock rather than sand, with striking clear water. Zlatni Rat on Brač and Banje Beach in Dubrovnik are among the most photographed, and many islands have quieter coves your guide can point you to.
What currency does Croatia use?
The euro. Croatia adopted the euro in 2023, so no separate currency exchange is needed if you are arriving from most other parts of the EU.
Do I need a visa for Croatia?
Most US, UK, Canadian and Australian passport holders do not need a visa for short tourist stays. We confirm the exact requirement for your passport when we plan your itinerary.
Can I combine Croatia with Slovenia, Montenegro or Bosnia?
Yes, this is one of our most requested combinations. Dubrovnik connects easily to Montenegro and Bosnia, and Zagreb sits close to Slovenia’s Lake Bled, so a multi-country route is straightforward with a private driver.
How do I get to Croatia, and which airport should I fly into?
Dubrovnik and Split both have international airports well suited to a Dalmatian coast trip, while Zagreb is the better entry point for a route that includes Plitvice Lakes or continues into Slovenia.
Is Croatia expensive to visit?
Croatia sits in the middle of the range for Mediterranean destinations, generally less expensive than Italy or the French Riviera but pricier than the Balkans further inland. A private tour costs more than a group bus tour but includes your own driver and guide throughout.
KEEP EXPLORING
Combine Croatia With
Custom Multi-Country Trip
Build your own itinerary combining Croatia with any of the countries we cover.
Croatia + Balkans Multi-Country
Add Bosnia and Montenegro to a Croatia trip through the same operator.
Ready to Plan Your Croatia Trip?
Tell us where you want to go, and we’ll handle the rest.