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Make the most of the Croatian islands – the easiest itinerary for you

There are many things Croatia has to offer to travellers, and the islands in Croatia are absolutely one of them! Officially, there are 1,244 islands in the country (source: the Croatian government – they should know) of which only 78 are actually islands, the rest being islets and even smaller pieces of land. Now, I don’t expect you to visit all 78 of those islands – but many travellers do want to visit as many as possible to make the most of their time in Croatia. So here I present you with a guide to the Croatian islands – the easiest itinerary for you.

The wonderful thing about experiencing a number of islands on one trip to Croatia is that you will really get a feel for the differences between the islands, from beautiful nature in national parks to buzzing towns with nightlife options to tranquillity.

Ferries, catamarans and boats in Croatia

Firstly, a word on how to travel to the islands. Well, they’re in the Adriatic Sea so it’s no surprise to hear that you’ll be getting to them with some form of sea-faring vessel! (There are airports of varying sizes on some of the islands – such as Krk, Losinj and Brac – but there are no island-to-island flights. And, anyway, sailing is much more fun!

If you have the means to charter a boat or yacht to explore the islands then lucky you! You’ll be able to explore the islands to your heart’s content and will likely even get to know some of the smaller islands too.

For us regular folk, we will need to make use of the ferries and catamarans that operate almost all along the Croatian coast. Don’t worry, I’ll help and explain exactly which ones to take, when and where from/to!

• More info: Take a look at the Visit Croatia guide to Ferries in Croatia for details of ferry companies, timetables and info on how to book tickets
• Do also: take a look at our Croatia Ferries Map for visual guides (well, maps) of routes that exist along the Croatian coast. Not to be too boastful, but I think you’ll find in invaluable. I certainly did when writing this post!

A word about this Croatian island itinerary

As I’ve said many times on this website and in travel advice via email, there aren’t so many island-to-island ferry and catamaran services. These used to be a Jadrolinija long-distance ferry service from Rijeka to Dubrovnik that stopped off at some of the islands (for example, at Stari Grad on the island of Hvar) but this ceased service quite a few years ago. As such, a number of different ferry and catamaran services will need to be involved. There will also need to be some hops back to the mainland to make use of larger ports such as Split, and some other forms of travel (bus) here and there!

Of course, the beauty of this itinerary is you can very easily skip any parts of this that you don’t like.

Start: Step 1 – The Brijuni Islands

The Brijuni Islands off the coast of Istria are one of Croatia’s eight national parks and are awash with nature, history, and wildlife (some in the safari park and some actually wild). They’re an excellent place for a day trip if you’re visiting southern Istria, but are also a very relaxing place to stay – there are a handful of islands of the largest of the archipelago, Veliki Brijun.

• More info: Read our full guide to the Brijuni Islands to find out what you can see and do there.
• Getting there: There are regular boat services from the small town of Fazana, just 10km from Pula . Tickets for the boat also act as entrance tickets to the National Park. See our Getting to the Brijuni Islands page for all the details.
• Accommodation: You absolutely can’t beat the Hotel Neptun , mere steps from where the boats dock on Veliki Brijun, and with a wonderful position right by the water.

Step 2 – Losinj, Cres or Rab and Pag

Whether you’re staying on the Brijuni islands overnight or are merely visiting as a day trip, you’ll need to head back to Pula from Fazana for the next step in this Croatian islands itinerary. If this were a “choose your own adventure” book (remember those from the 1980s?!), I’d now be telling you to turn to different pages depending on where you think this adventure needs to go. So which will you choose? Slightly more remote and lesser-visited Cres ? Lush, green Losinj ? Or pretty Rab and party-hearty Novalja on the island of Pag ?

Step 2 Option A – Losinj

If I can guide you somewhat, the Losinj option may be the easiest one of all for step 2 – that’s because there are direct catamaran services from Pula to Losinj which make the journey a breeze. Once you get to gorgeously forested Losinj, you’ll be treated to an island full of nature and wellness. It’s absolutely the kind of place to come to for some rest and relaxation, as well as excellent dining options.

• More info: All the info is on our guide to Losinj
• Getting there: You’ll need to make use of the Kapetan Luka catamaran service which sails from Pula to Mali Losinj in 2 hours and 20 minutes. It’s a year-round service but less frequent in the off-season months. Additionally, it makes stops on the islands of Unije and Susak along the way should you wish to get even more of an island fill.
• Accommodation: Spoil yourself with a night or two at either the Hotel Bellevue or the Boutique Hotel Alhambra , both of which are five-star. They are also both nestled amongst pine trees and offer excellent spa facilities. The latter is also home to a Michelin-starred restaurant.

Step 2 Option B – Cres

Despite being the second largest Adriatic island, Cres is very much overlooked by visitors so it is certainly the place to go to get away from the crowds.

• More info: What to do on Cres
• Getting there: From Pula, you’ll first need to head to Rijeka – best done by one of the frequent daily buses that take around 2 hours. Then from Rijeka, take the Jadrolinija catamaran to Cres which takes 1 hour and 20 minutes.
• Accommodation: There are few hotel choices on Cres, but Hotel Kimen is a charming hotel in a lovely nature setting, close to a beach.

Step 2 Option C – Rab and Pag

The islands of Rab and Pag are included as an option together as there’s a catamaran that hops to both! Rab is another pine-forest-covered island with a very favourable climate and a number of sandy beaches – perfect for those who are looking for that ideal. Pag, on the other hand, has a totally different landscape, rather unusual and somewhat barren at times. But it’s Nvoalja you’ll reach which is famous for the nearby Zrce Beach…otherwise known as nightlife central!

• Getting there: Once again, you’ll first need to travel on from Pula to Rijeka first (see the travel advice for option B above). From here, it’s another Jadrolinija catamaran that sails to Rab Town (journey time – 1 hour and 45 minutes) and then on to Novalja (journey time from Rijeka – 2 hours 40 minutes) daily, year-round
• Accommodation for Rab : The Arbiana Heritage Hotel is a smart, design-focused hotel, located in a great location right in the centre of Rab Town on the seafront. They have a pool and onsite restaurant too. If you’d prefer a larger hotel with more facilities, opt for the Imperial Valamar Collection Hotel which is a short walk from Rab Town.
• Accommodation for Pag: The Boutique Hotel Boskinac is slightly out of Novalja but is situated in a simply gorgeous location – amongst pine trees and next to a vineyard and olive groves. The hotel itself is housed in an old stone house and has an outdoor pool, plus a Michelin-starred restaurant.

Step 3 – Zadar…and on to Ugljan and back

Yup, it’s at this stage that you’ll need to head back to the mainland to then travel on to some of the Dalmatian islands. But whilst back on the mainland, why not take a slight detour and spend some time on one of the islands just off the coast of charming Zadar ? To make travel a little easier for you, I would suggest staying in Zadar itself – you will need to travel on, further south, from this town anyway rather than from an island.

• More info: Ugljan , the island that’s practically “opposite” Zadar, would be a super easy choice.
• Getting there: there are regular 25-minute ferries from Zadar to Preko on Ugljan
• Accommodation: the super funky Boutique Hostel Forum has a location that can’t be beaten

Step 4 – A small interlude via Split

There are no two ways about it – to get to the famous Dalmatian islands , you’ll need to travel via Split . But from here there are plenty of ferry and catamaran options to some of the most popular islands in Croatia, so it’s worth it!

But perhaps at this point, take a little breather in Split and explore a bit of mainland city life. I mean, Split has so many sights, amenities, restaurants, cafes, bars, museums, experiences and more – there’s no way you will be bored.

• More info: Our comprehensive guide to Split , or take a look at Two Days in Split for how to make the most of your time
• Getting there: You will need to take a bus from Zadar to Split. Luckily, there are multiple buses every day, year-round. Journey time is 3 hours. Consult the Zadar Bus Station website for timetable and price information.

Step 5 – Brac

Lovely, lively and sport Brac is a popular island, not least because of the famous Zlatni Rat Beac very close to the town of Bol , which is on the south side of the island. And that’s where I would recommend you head to. Whether you want to merely head to this famous of famous beaches, explore a winery, indulge in the town’s local eateries or head out onto the sea for some sporty activities, you will find absolutely plenty to do here.

• More info: Have a good read of our guide to Bol
• Getting there: There either Jadrolinija catamaran option 1 or Jadrolinija catamaran option 2 , or a Kapetan Luka catamaran . Journey time is 50 minutes.
• Accommodation : The Villa Giardino Heritage Boutique Hotel is a gorgeous option right in the centre of Bol.

Step 6 – Hvar

Hvar, oh beautiful Hvar. Make that wonderfully sunny, beautiful fragrant and exceptionally stylish Hvar. Hvar Town is certainly a popular island destination in Croatia, from us ordinary travellers to celebrities such as Beyonce and Prince Harry. (Yes, really. But they weren’t holidaying together, I hasten to add.) Head to Hvar Town and walk up to the fortress above the town for truly spectacular views out over the Adriatic and the nearby Pakleni Islands . (To up your island count even further, why not get a daytime taxi boat over to one of them such as Sveti Klement?) And then put on your best beach wear to lounge by a pool on the beach, and your best gladrags for evening dining.

• More info: Find out all there is to know on the Visit Croatia guide to Hvar
• Getting there: Jadrolinija’s coastal catamaran is your best bet here. It’s another 50 minute journey from Bol to Hvar Town.
• Accommodation : I love the Riva Marina Hvar Hotel , positioned right by the harbour.

Step 7 – Korcula

From one gorgeous island town to another, if you’re doing this island itinerary and ending up in Dubrovnik, you will find Korcula Town is almost like a preview of that famous Old Town. With fascinating and beautifully preserved streets, you will really get a feel for days gone by when you come to visit Korcula. It is also the supposed birthplace of famous explorer Marco Polo, and there’s plenty of opportunity to learn more about him here.

• More info : Our extensive Guide to Korcula Town
• Getting there: Jadrolinija’s coastal catamaran continues to help when making the hop from Hvar Town to Korcula, but there are also two routes with TP Line , or Kapetan Luka’s coastal catamaran as well.
• Accommodation : San Teodoro would be an excellent choice

Step 8 – Mljet

We started this island itinerary, dear friends, with a national park, so let’s take in another near the end of this journey! Part of lush, tranquil Mljet is another of Croatia’s national parks but larger and with more amenities and facilities that the Brijuni Islands that we mentioned at the start of this itinerary. Come here for some chill time – perhaps it’s just the thing you need after more vibrant Bol, Hvar Town and Korcula Town. Spend some time exploring the island by bike and

• More info : Visit Croatia’s guide to Mljet
• Getting there: Use Kapetan Luka’s coastal catamaran option 1 or option 2 to get from Korcula Town to Pomena on Mljet
• Accommodation : Hotels are scarce on Mljet, so consider a private apartment such as the Apartments Lorena Mljet

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Although it’s not your typical backpacker route, this 24-day journey from Zagreb to Corfu offers a perfect blend of adventure and culture that will leave you grinning from ear to ear. Explore the historic streets of Zagreb, Dubrovnik, and Sarajevo, then get your heart pumping with hikes, rafting trips, and bike rides through the breathtaking Balkan countryside. Take cooking classes to dive into local flavours, scramble around medieval fortresses and monasteries, and visit the stunning Plitvice Lakes National Park and the “Town of a Thousand Windows.” Walk in the footsteps of history through traditional towns and villages, and return home with new friends and a memory bank full of unforgettable experiences.

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Day 1 Zagreb

Welcome to Croatia’s capital – where river meets mountain and old meets new. Arrive at any time and for your first night out, head to one of Zagreb’s many trendy bars or beer halls with your CEO and group for drinks and a good time.

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Day 2 zagreb/plitvice lakes national park.

Explore Zagreb on an orientation walk before transferring to Plitvice for the night.

Day 3 Plitvice Lakes National Park/Split

Explore the terraced lakes, waterfalls, and hiking trails of Plitvice Lakes National Park, then travel to Split for an orientation walk upon arrival. Tonight, enjoy a Big Night Out with the group!

Day 4 Split

Enjoy a guided walk of Diocletian's Palace. The rest of the day is free, opt to visit the famous Zlatni Rat beach on Bol, head to Trogir or the ancient ruined city of Solin, or experience the nightlife once the sun goes down.

Day 5 Hvar/Split

Take a morning ferry to Hvar. Upon arrival, opt to enjoy the beach, visit the Hvar Fortress, or enjoy an island-hopping boat cruise that stops at secluded coves around the Pakleni Islands. Return to Split in the evening.

Day 6 Split/Dubrovnik

Travel to Dubrovnik. Enjoy an optional night on the town with the group.

Day 7 Dubrovnik/Trebinje

Say goodbye to Dubrovnik today and begin the trip across the border toward Trebinje. Visit Tvrdos Monastery and sample some local wine before enjoying the views at Hercegovacka Temple. Snap photos at the Arslanagic Bridge before the final stretch to Trebinje where you'll meet new friends, joining the group in the evening. Settle in then orient yourself in this new area with a CEO-led walk in the old town and then head out for an optional dinner at one of the many cafes and restaurants in the area.

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Day 8 trebinje/livno.

Jump head first into some of the coolest places and experiences that Bosnia has to offer. Step back in time exploring an old Ottoman fortress turned art colony, take a dip in the refreshing waters of Kravica Waterfalls, and watch for wild horses on a sunset Jeep safari. This evening, get to know your fellow travellers better with a BBQ dinner before counting the stars around a campfire.

Day 9 Livno/Mostar

Set off from Livno this morning and drive south to the picturesque and historic village of Blagaj. Take in views of the Dervish Monastery, dramatically built on cliffs by the water at the mouth of the Buna River. Take a dip in the water if the weather is nice before continuing on to the nearby city of Mostar for a guided walking tour to better soak in the beauty and history, with plenty of time for photos at the iconic old bridge. The rest of the evening is free to grab a bite to eat somewhere or to relax by the river.

Day 10 Mostar/Konjic

Hop on a morning train to the city of Konjic and transfer to our lodge. After gearing up, get the adrenaline flowing on a white water rafting excursion on the Neretva river with your group mates before a delicious bbq lunch afterwards. Take the rest of the afternoon to relax at the lodge, explore the city or to visit Tito's Bunker for a glimpse into the former Yugoslavia's communist-era past.

Day 11 Konjic/Sarajevo

Travel again by train from Konjic to Sarajevo, the vibrant capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. There's no better way to connect with the local culture than exploring their cuisine. Head out on an immersive food tour with a local expert this morning. Step away from the tourist hot spots to experience life in Sarajevo through a local's lens. Take the rest of the day to continue exploring the city or to take an optional street art and hands-on graffiti tour.

Day 12 Sarajevo

Get out and explore on a full free day in the beautiful city of Sarajevo. Dive into the history and tragic past with countless museums and culturally significant monuments, take a funicular up to the old Olympic bobsled track or pass the afternoon away at one of the many cafes. Those looking for an active option could choose to do a hike in the Rakitnica Canyon. Regroup In the evening and head out on the town for a Big Night Out with the group for the final evening.

Day 13 Sarajevo/Kotor

Set off after breakfast for the drive from Sarajevo across the border into Montenegro to the city of Kotor. After checking into the hotel and a bit of time to relax, meet new travellers who might be joining the trip and set off with the CEO on an orientatinon walk of Kotor's old town on the way to an optional dinner out with the group.

Day 14 Kotor

Set off to explore Kotor today by land and by sea. Immerse yourself in the beautiful landscape with a hike to the Kotor Fortress; there's no better way to connect with the region. Snap photos of the beautiful vistas before heading down for free time for lunch. Later in the afternoon, work on your sea legs with a sunset boat tour of the Bay of Kotor, passing several small islands and historical sites and visit the old town of Perast before returning to Kotor for the night.

Day 15 Kotor/Žabljak

Drive north out Kotor into the country's interior with a stop to stretch your legs at Nevidio canyon, said to have the most stunning landscapes in all of Montenegro. Continue to the small town of Žabljak, located in the mountains near the picturesque Durmitor National Park, full of crystal clear lakes and thick pine forests along the Tara river. Enjoy a free afternoon to relax or to head into the park on an optional mountain biking excursion before meeting up again in the evening for dinner.

Day 16 Žabljak/Budva

Set out on foot today with a hike through the beautiful mountain landscapes of Durmitor National Park. After lunch, drive to Budva, stopping at the Ostrog Monastery along the way. Carved in the side of a cliff in the 17th century, this monastery is one of the most important religious sites in Montenegro and is sure to impress with it's brilliant white exterior against contrasting rugged stone. Once in Budva, set off with your CEO on a short walking exploration of the old town before an optional dinner out with the group and free evening.

Day 17 Budva

Take advantage of a free day in Budva to fill your time however you like. Beach bums are welcome to spend time on the local beaches, rent an SUP or kayak, or choose to take a catamaran cruise to hit up various swimming spots and to explore the Blue Cave. In the evening, have a Big Night Out on the town to check out the lively nightlife that Budva is known for.

Day 18 Budva/Tirana

Pack up and hit the road this morning on a public bus from Budva to Tirana, the capital of Albania. Settle into your hotel and have a bit of time to relax before meeting up with your CEO in the evening and any, new travellers who are joining the trip, then head out on a walking tour. See some of the main sites like Skanderbeg Square and the Et'hem Bey Mosque then enjoy an optional dinner at a local restaurant.

Day 19 Tirana

There is no better way to get to know a country than to dive head first into their cuisine. Connect with your fellow travellers and learn about the local specialties with an immersive cooking class this morning, ending with a well-deserved and delicious lunch. Enjoy the rest of the day for yourself to explore the city or explore museums, like Bunkart 1 or 2 which are located in underground nuclear bunkers.

Day 20 Tirana/Berat

Head from Tirana to Berat today with a stop in Kruje along the way. Stretch your legs with a walk around Kruje town, one of the most historically significant villages in the country. Nestled in the foothills of the Albanian Alps, this little village is steeped in history and is the epicentre of Albania's independence from the Ottoman Empire. Explore the small centre, roam around one of the country's oldest bazaars, and climb to the Krujë Castle. Upon arrival in Berat, get head out with your CEO on a walking tour of the city and the Berat Castle, then enjoy the rest of the evening free.

Day 21 Berat/Himarë

Transfer to Himarë today with a stop at the Vjosë-Nartë Delta Protected Area. Check out the natural beauty of the wetlands and coastal lagoons and see an old Byzantine monastery before continuing the drive to the beautiful beach town of Himarë. After settling into the hotel, set off on a walk with your CEO to explore the old town before an optional dinner out with the group and free evening.

Day 22 Himarë

Experience authentic Albanian culture today on a hike to a shepherd outpost in the mountains. Start walking from the community of Tragjas, heading up the mountain to meet the local shepherds who will share their time with us. Learn about their traditional life in the mountains and enjoy a delicious typical lunch before hiking back down to the bus for the trip back to Himarë. With your free time this afternoon, you can choose to explore more of the town or just relax on the beach.

Day 23 Himarë/Corfu

Head down the coast to the town of Sarandë to catch the ferry to Greece, and the island of Corfu. Transfer to the hostel and settle in with time to relax before heading out in the evening for an optional farewell dinner and a Big Night Out with your new friends on this Greek Island paradise.

Day 24 Corfu

Depart at any time. Make sure to say goodbye to your new friends and snap any final photos before heading out.

What's Included

• Your Welcome Moment: Welcome Moment - Meet Your CEO and Group
• Your First Night Out Moment: Connect With New Friends
• Your Big Night Out Moment: Split
• Your Foodie Moment: Sarajevo Food Tour, Sarajevo
• Your Big Night Out Moment: Sarajevo
• Your Big Night Out Moment: Budva
• Your Foodie Moment: Tirana Cooking Class, Tirana
• Your Local Living Moment: Hike to a Shepherd Outpost with Lunch, Tragjas
• Your Big Night Out Moment: Corfu
• Orientation walk in Zagreb
• Entrance to Plitvice Lakes National Park
• Day trip to Hvar
• Guided tour of Diocletian's Palace (Split)
• Evening orientation walk in Split
• Tvrdoš Monastery Visit and Wine Tasting
• Trebinje orientation walk
• Explore the Počitelj Fortress and art colony
• Visit Kravica Waterfall
• Take a sunset jeep safari in search of wild horses
• BBQ dinner and bonfire in Livno
• See the Dervish Monastery and explore Blagaj
• Guided walking tour of Mostar
• Whitewater rafting on the Neretva River with bbq lunch
• Orientation walk of Kotor
• Hike to Kotor Fortress
• Boat tour on the Bay of Kotor
• See Nevidio Canyon
• Hike to Crno Jezero (Black Lake) in Durmitor National Park
• Visit the Ostrog Monastery
• Orientation walk of Budva's old town
• Orientation walk of Tirana
• Explore Kruje on foot
• Walking tour of Berat including the castle
• Visit the coastal wetlands of the Vjosë-Nartë Delta Protected Area
• Walking tour of Himarë
• Transport to/from all included activities and between all destinations

Accommodations

Hotels and guesthouses (14 its, twin share), hostels (9 nts, some multi-share with 3-8 people)

18 breakfasts, 5 lunches, 2 dinners Allow USD520-680 for meals not included.

Transportation

Private bus, public bus, ferry, walking

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CEO (Chief Experience Officer) throughout, local guides.

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