Top Croatia Attractions & Museums - page 2

Set on 1224m high peak Ravna Vlaska on mountain Biokovo, the Skywalk offers a spectacular view of notable landmarks, such as Makarska rivera, islands Brac, Hvar and Korcula.

Visit the beautiful Croatian coast on a private tour from Zagreb to Trsat Castle and Opatija, where you’ll have the day to explore a historic fortress, stroll a seaside promenade, and take in historic villas. Flat-rate pricing for private groups of up to 8 people make this a cost-effective option, and with a professional driver at the wheel, you’ll be free to relax and enjoy the view.

Go to two locations of exceptional natural beauty with one simple booking. Travel from Split or Trogir and discover the Skradinski Buk waterfall, take a boat ride down the river canyon, explore the town of Skradin, where you will have an opportunity to cool down, and take a dip in the Krka River. Then go for some wine tasting (included), learning about its production, and if you decide, taste some of the local specialties too.

Journey through time and art. Situated in an oasis of artistic wealth, the Banac Museum is like a door that opens a window to the past and present of Cavtat. Each exhibited artifact is a story of its own, a witness to the creative genius of great artists. Here, art comes alive, and history becomes unforgettable.

A city with a rich history and much to learn about its past, this Split Private Walking Tour gives you more than you would get if you took to the city on your own. A guide leads the way on foot, so you can get your bearings in a new place and tells you all about its history, culture, and lifestyle.

Spend hours of free time at Krka National Park, where you can hike or relax by Skradinski buk, a travertine waterfall on the Krka River. This day trip from Split includes minibus transport to the town Skradin, a short boat ride down the river to the falls, and entry to the Ethno Museum. You can upgrade with an optional wine and olive oil tasting.