Top Zagreb Motor Sports

Skip the hassle of organizing transport and tickets with this full-day private trip from Zagreb to Plitvice Lakes National Park. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage–listed lakes, stroll through the historic village of Rastoke, and enjoy a scenic cruise across the largest lake with your guide. With hotel pickup and drop-off, included activities, and entrance fees, experience a seamless, stress-free day immersed in Croatia’s stunning natural beauty.

Cycle through the city streets of Zagreb on this morning or afternoon bike tour. With a guide in the lead and a bike and helmet provided, enjoy the scenery without worrying about directions or navigating. Pass many of the city's highlights and learn about Zagreb's history, culture, and modern-day life through guided commentary. Stop to catch your breath with refreshments at a local café.

Admire the historic monuments of the Croatian capital and gain an insight into local life in Zagreb on this guided walking tour. Head underground to see WWII tunnels, tuck into street food specialties at Dolac Market, ride the funicular to the Old Town, and admire the architecture of the Zagreb Cathedral, and more.

Escape the city and discover one of Croatia's best-kept secrets on this full-day adventure from Zagreb. Kayak through the emerald canyon of the Mrežnica River, paddle beneath waterfalls, swim in crystal-clear waters, and visit the fairytale village of Rastoke. After a scenic drive from Zagreb, your professional guides will provide all the equipment and a short safety briefing. No kayaking experience is needed. Spend around four hours exploring the river's untouched nature. Paddle through a spectacular canyon, swim in emerald pools, and enjoy optional cliff jumps for an extra adrenaline rush. During the summer months, the refreshing river is the perfect escape from the city heat. After the adventure, visit Rastoke, a charming watermill village known for its traditional wooden houses, waterfalls, and turquoise streams. Enjoy free time to explore, have lunch, relax by the water, or take another swim before returning to Zagreb.

Get out of the city and head to Opatija to explore somewhere new on this guided tour. Located near Rijeka, this romantic town is perfect for enjoying a restorative wellness retreat or immersing yourself in culture. Highlights include the incredible Church of St. James and The Girl with the Seagull. Afterwards head to the Rijeka Central Market, which has played a key role in Croatia's military history.

Thanks to the proximity of the countries in Central Europe, it makes sense to tick off as many as you can in a short time. This seamless 10-day tour lets you maximize your time in this part of the world without getting bogged down in planning travel logistics. In the comfort of a private vehicle with ample space to stretch out in, you’ll travel between Zagreb, Belgrade, Budapest, Krakow, and Warsaw. Please note, this experience doesn't include meals or hotels.

Embark on a captivating 3-hour journey through the world of Zagreb's street art. Join forces with a seasoned local artist, boasting three decades of expertise on both the local and international art scene. Discover the clandestine nooks and crannies of the city that you won't stumble upon alone. Prepare to be enchanted by the enthralling tales from the genesis of the graffiti art movement. This is an adventure you don't want to miss.

Get more out of your time in Zagreb by crossing the border to Slovenia and visiting two incredible locations in a day—the capital city of Ljubljana and the quaint town of Bled. Avoid the crowds on public transport and travel in a private air-conditioned vehicle with onboard Wi-Fi and hotel pickup. While in Slovenia, you can ride a funicular to Ljubljana’s Old Town or book a scenic boat ride on Lake Bled.

Immerse yourself in the history and culture of Croatia on this guided tour outside of Zagreb. Filled with incredible monuments and unique Baroque architecture, Varazdin is the perfect place to enjoy music and admire nature. Trakoscan Castle dates back to the Middle Ages and played a key role in protecting the region during times of war or strife, and today serves as a museum.