Answered by Solange Vandamme-Mijović from Dubrovnik, Croatia 1032 days ago

Hello , where are you going to stay in Croatia . Croatia is not so small like it seems to I would say like this . Start with Dubrovnik and see the old town and the city walls , day two , go to visit Split if you go by bus and see there the palace of Diocletian and the church of St. Dominus (Sveti Duje) and travel further to Šibenik to see that town . Day three. Go to Zadar and see the Saint Donat church , the sea organs and the pozdrav sunce what should be translated like the greeting of the sun. Day four: Go to the Plitvice lakes and visit the national park with the famous waterfalls . Day five and six . The capital Zagreb where you can see a little bit of everything. With that program you should see about the most different things what Croatia can offer.
If you had only one town in mind tell me and I will be happy to help you .
Enjoy.

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Answered by a Localyte from Toronto, Canada 1032 days ago

Hi Monica,

I agree with you about taking it slow as 6 days is not enough to see the whole country. However, it can be enough if you organize yourself and plan ahead. National parks (Plitvice, Krka, Kornati, Paklenica) are a nice mix of coastal and continental Croatia that you can manage in 6 days. You can also visit Dalmatia in 6 days if you feel like traveling. Hope you enjoy!

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Answered by Marija Goravica from Dubrovnik, Croatia 1032 days ago

If it is Dubrovnik the town you would like to visit as you have answered Solange, the closest town to combine your journey with would be Split. It takes only 4h to Split by bus. You can also travel by ship but it takes a bit longer app.7h. Being at Split an interesting thing to do would be making a day trip to islands nearby, Hvar or Brac, or to the little medieval town on the land called Trogir ( a must see is the Trogir cathedral and its portal from 13th ct....www.trogir-online.com). A whole town is protected by UNESCO. Just plan your time really carefully cause Split might leave you without breath.
It is possible to do the same thing in Dubrovnik...i.e visiting the Elaphite islands situated few miles away. Perhaps the island of Lopud and it's beach SUNJ..the most beautiful one on the most southern part of Croatia. Or visiting the island of Sipan and discover the 16th ct. summer residences of former Dubrovnik aristocracy(open for public), 16th ct. church-fortress and many other sacral monuments. It is possible to combine a visit to all Elaphite islands in one day thanks to a well organised ship connections. A tip...doing a three island cruise is a good idea too, it is offered in every corner in Dubrovnik.
If you are a nature freak do visit the island of Mljet(Odisey's island/..www.mljet.hr), the national park with the lake and the benedictine monastery on the islet in the middle of it. You would really discover the untouched nature there.
Having a peak on the town Korcula( Marco Polo's birth city/...www.korculainfo.com), at Korcula island you would discover another Dubrovnik, just a miniature one.
When it comes about gastronomy in Dubrovnik area...of course fish is the main dish in local restaurants but I would highly recommend you to visit Konavle and the restaurant "Konavoski Dvori" situated on the river. Check more under
www.esculap-teo.hr/restaurant_konavoski_dvori.html. The food there is 100% prepared on the traditional way,hundred years old. Day trips to this restaurant are organised by every tour.agency in Dbk.
Oh yes, I've almost forgotten..to reach all of theese islands both in Split and Dubrovnik area use JADROLINIJA AGENCY. It takes app. 45min sailing to reach most of them, except to KORCULA- 2h. This agency has frequent connections to all of them. Find sailing schedule under www.jadrolinija.hr
Also for Dubrovnik area, islands Sipan, Mljet & Korcula you can use G&V line...schedule under www.gv-line.hr/index.php?lang=E...they have sort of a speed boats, a catamarans..
Hope that this information has helped you. Enjoy your stay in Croatia.

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Answered by Tomislav Krpina from Popovaca, Croatia 1032 days ago

Must see in Croatia - in this year time - waterfalls Plitvice , village on waterfalls Slunj , coastal area from Istra to Dubrovnik ! You can see all these places on Google Earth too .

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Answered by Renata Tesija from Split, Croatia 1032 days ago

http://www.maddox.hr/travel_tour.htm
Explore & discover Dalmatian delight
Description: Crystal blue beaches, delicious food, warm and sunny weather, ancient Mediterranean cities, friendly local people are just some of spectrum of colors to explore and discover in Dalmatia. Feel and taste Dalmatian delight package for 2 this summer holiday. Stay at 4* hotel in the small and charming place near city of Trogir, the most charming renaissance city and enjoy your daily excursions. Package allows you to explore on your own and make this vacation be as active or lazy as you want it to be it. Let us take care of you.
Excursions Itinerary
Day 2
National park KRKA & Etno Land- excursion 1
On your second day of stay we are taking you to see great national park Krka known by its seven travertine waterfalls and a total drop of 242 meters, the Krka River is a natural and karstic phenomenon. There you can sightsee, swimm or take a river boat excursion. After a great enjoyment at the park we continue our daily excursion by visiting Etno Land , a remake of a typical dalamatian village where you can see and learn about Dalmatian ethno custums. Snack-lunch in etno land is included. Transportation from the hotel and back to the hotel are included. Park tickets included. Day 4
Rafting or Canue SAFARI at Cetina river – excursion 2
On your fourth day of stay in Dalmatia we are taking you for rafting or canue safari at Cetina river (you can choose rafting or canue at the spot) at the most beautiful canyon in Croatia. There you can swimm in the river and enjoy in various sport activities. Picnic lunch is included. Transportation from the hotel and back to the hotel are included. Tickets and equipment included
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While staying in Dalmatia we recommed (not included in price):
Programs & Prices are availabe upon request in Croatia depending on a excurisions and a group size can vary from 60 EUR to 150 EUR per trip / per person
Visit Trogir
Visit Dubrovnik
Visit Split & Salona
- Canyoning
-Horseback riding

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Answered by Josip Sedlar from Split, Croatia 1032 days ago

Zagreb - Plitvice - Split - Hvar - Dubrovnik is great way to see croatia....

in that places take city walking tour

Zagreb: 11.00
Split: 10.30, 12.00, 19.00
Hvar: 10.30
Dubrovnik: 10.00, 11.30, 18.30

opa renata reklamira se di god se stigne....

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Answered by Jakica Jeić from Dubrovnik, Croatia 1032 days ago

hi!
You can come down to the south, visit Dubrovnik and the area, than if you decide to move a bit you can go to the islands-Mljet or Korčula, or even further to Hvar! All of them are beautiful in their own way.
Enjoy your stay!

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Answered by Tatjana Bračanov from Sibenik, Croatia 1031 days ago

As I can see you already has enough holiday options for your first visit to Croatia. However don't forget on Istra - biggest Croatian peninsula with towns such as Pula with famous Rome amphitheater from 1. ct. BC, Poreč with Eupharisiana - basilica from 6 ct.; the both of them on UNESCO list of a world heritage... continental part of peninsula with picturesque villages , fabulous views, ideal for your kind of 'slow' holiday. Trakking, bycicling, running, walking off the beaten roads....magic mixture of nature and history.
Well connected with other parts of Croatia with highway and modern roads, Istra offer you an ideal start for your holiday :)
Hope keep in touch!

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Answered by xy from Podobuce, Croatia 1031 days ago

Hi,

I would recommend to visit the south of Croatia. You could stay for one night in Dubrovnik, visit the Old town and the city walls. From Dubrovnik you could directly go to the island of Mljet, visit the Lakes in the National park. From Mljet there is a ferry boat to the peninsula of Peljesac, where you should visit Ston, Mali Ston and Orebic. From Orebic you can take a passenger boat to the island of Korcula, from Korcula to the island of Hvar and afterwards to Split. This might be enough for a 6-day summer tour in Croatia. Welcome!

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Answered by Solange Vandamme-Mijović from Dubrovnik, Croatia 1031 days ago

If you won't to have slow vacation Dubrovnik is perfect for that . The town has a lot to offer so let's say in the morning sightseeing and the afternoon sun , beach and sea. Go and see the little but very beautiful island of Lokrum with the botanical garden and just enjoy nature also there you can swim . A nice nearby Town is Split (about 4 hours by bus ) Or the island Korčula with the old town . Over there you can go by boat . A nice trip of about 3 hours , visit the old town , have a snack , Take the little boat to the peninsula Peljesac where you can take the locale bus back to Dubrovnik.
There are so much possibility's overhere.

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Answered by Nataša Lujić from Dubrovnik, Croatia 1031 days ago

Hello,June is a good month for traveling.Of course I suggest to visit Dubrovnik for a few days.You can visit a old town,elaphite islands.You can take a bus or ship and go to visit a Split.

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Answered by Monica Doin from Rio, Brazil 1031 days ago

Thanks for all the answers, I will study then carefully.
As soon as I have the right dates, I´ll ask more details.
My first experience on this site is being great!

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Answered by Alan Kucic from Mali Losinj, Croatia 1030 days ago

We will organize for you a holiday on one of the most beautiful islands Cres - Losinj.


You will be stationed at Mali Losinj, Veli Losinj, Cres, Nerezine and surrounding area. The variety of activities on offer is almost unlimited. We specialize in organizing bushwalking trips, boat trips with picnic on board, rent a boat and also country type activities like olive havesting or fishing.An unforgettable VIP-Tour, small groups from 4 to maximum 8 persons,we show you the most beautiful places on the island, like : Lubenice, Beli, Cres, Orlec... more info and pictuers you can find on our website www.agavetravel.com
Best regards
Ania Majko-Kucic

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Answered by Daniel Knezevic from Dubrovnik, Croatia 1028 days ago

Hi Monica !!
Well, as many of my collegues have told you already about all the possibilities to see in Croata, I would like to give my personal opinion...
June is an ideal season to travel, not only to Croatia but any summer place... anyway... I would really reccomend you not to stay only at one place in Croatia...
If you arrive in Zagreb, you might as well see its nightlife and from there down along the coast of the adriatic... good to see: Zadar, Trogir, Split (there you should stay a night at least) then to the top of the top, the must-see in Croatia: Dubrovnik...
Enjoy...

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Answered by Jurica Mandic from Split, Croatia 965 days ago

I would definitely concur with Mrs. Vandamme-Mijović. She made you almost perfect itinerary.

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