Croatia Hiking & Walking Tours & Trips

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• Climb majestic Maglić, the highest mountain in Bosnia
• Hike in the Bjelasnica mountains, home of the 1984 Winter Olympics
• Walk a section of the Via Dinarica, one of Europe’s great hiking trails
• Take a city tour of Sarajevo to learn more about its complex history
• Tour Mostar and visit the iconic Old Bridge

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• Walk idyllic coastal and mountain routes
• Discover the Unesco-listed town of Dubrovnik
• Experience the wilderness of Krka and Paklenica national parks

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• Visit seven countries of Former Yugoslavia in just 16 days
• Experience a variety of scenic rail journeys
• Discover contrasting landscapes and cities in this lesser visited region

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• Explore three fascinating countries by bike
• Cycle through whitewashed villages and marvel at the sublime sapphire waters of the Adriatic Sea
• Visit the largest island of Dalmatia, with its cypress forests, orange and olive trees, and glowing white pebble beaches
• Filled with fragrant lavender, pines, fruit orchards and a towering limestone ridge, Hvar is truly stunning
• Enjoy a gelato or take a refreshing dip in the sea in sunny Korcula

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• Experience the welcoming vibes of Belgrade
• Walk across the bridge over the Drina, described by Nobel Prize winning writer Ivo Andrić
• Feel the charm of Kotor's Old Town - one of Europe's ""must-see"" destinations
• Listen to the peaceful sounds of the stunning waterfalls of National Park Plitvice Lakes

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• Cycle across the largest island of the Dalmatia region – Brac. With its cypress forests, orange and olive trees and glowing white pebble beaches, this area couldn’t be a more beautiful place to go riding.
• Soak up a full day to explore Hvar Island at your own pace – why not check out the Hvar Spanjola fortress, go on a short hike or relax by one of the sparkling bays, it’s up to you!
• Enjoy a group picnic and an optional wine tasting experience after your scenic ride through the verdant Peljesac isthmus – a hilly Croatian peninsula jutting into the Adriatic.
• Spend your days cycling and your nights relaxing. Treat yourself to harbourside dinners, tastings, traditional cuisines and famed local wines in Bol, Hvar and Korcula.
• Make your way to the medieval walls of Dubrovnik, and if you’ve got time, why not traverse to the top of Srd Hil and appreciate the view of Old Dubrovnik, its harbour and the azure Adriatic Sea.

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• Witness Mostar's famous bridge divers hurl themselves from the stones of Stari Most (Old Bridge), which has spanned the Neretva River for centuries.
• Cycle along two sections of the Ciro Trail – this new rail trail follows the now defunct Austro-Hungarian railway line.
• Ride the shoreline of the stunning Bay of Kotor – the winding bay of the Adriatic Sea.
• Visit the incredible Ostrog Monastery –the Serbian Orthodox Church carved directly into the cliffs, high up in the large rock of Ostroska Greda.
• Bike through tiny, historical villages and centuries-old cities, soaking up the days of old as you go.

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• Enjoy a guided walking tour to the preserved Palace of the Roman Emperor Diocletian
• Be fully immersed into the local culture and history
• Experience wine tasting in the private home of Davor Osjak
• Visit the village of Vrboska, a charming town with narrow streets, ancient churches and houses
• Enjoy a variety of traditional dishes