Dubrovnik and Split, two of Croatia's most stunning cities, offer rich history and breathtaking views. In Dubrovnik, walk along the ancient city walls, explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town, and relax by the crystal-clear Adriatic Sea. Split is home to the incredible Diocletian's Palace, a Roman emperor’s palace turned lively hub, with shops, cafés, and bars.
Enjoy the beaches, vibrant nightlife, and stunning views of the surrounding islands. Both cities combine historical charm with modern energy, making them must-see destinations on the Croatian coast.
May through October
Bars and touristy places are closed for the winter. I traveled here beginning of June and it was not that crowded. Smaller bars and restaurants were sometimes overcrowded so just go earlier/make reservations
At least 7 days up to 12
3 days traveling
2 afternoons in Split
1 day Island hopping
3 days in Dubrovnik
Extra Excursions
2 days National Parks
1 day Clubs are sometimes out of town/on islands
Regret not reserving a day tour of islands/ Island stay
Some boat tours had decent prices but I would book a tour online
Visit sites where they filmed Mamma Mia & explore little island towns
Get your steps in exploring the city of Dubrovnik. You might recognize this place from scenes in Game of Thrones but this city offers so much more in experiences. Take a walk along the old city walls, explore shops and enjoy a nice drink on the beach. This picturesque city has so much to offer. Be prepared for stairs when going out at night in the old town!
Make sure to get a historical tour of this the 7th century Old Town.
Some of the most beautiful beaches with clubs and restaurants.
This country is known for their Limestone Cave Bars! Bring your swimsuit!
Likely where you'll be flying in and out of Croatia, this gorgeous limestone city offers tourism and views of the Adriatic sea. Take a boat ride to see the blue waters in limestone caves and beach bars. On the main land, enjoy restaurants, clubs and historical landmarks like Diocletian's Palace.
Watch people dive from the Old Bridge (With permission from the local Dive Club on bridge)
Swim in the Neretva River
Visit Bosnia war museums & go on city tours
River boat rides & Rafting available
Get a local tour guide and visit museums & war tunnels on the Bosnian war from 1992-1996
Explore the shops and restaurants on Ferhadija St
Enjoy Bosnian coffee and baklava
See views of the city from the Yellow Fortress or the Abandoned Bobsled Track