Short Break
5.0
Zagreb & Plitvice Lakes Getaway
- Ban JelaΔiΔ Square & Zagreb's Upper Town
- Full-day guided tour of Plitvice Lakes' waterfalls
- Dolac Market & local Zagorje cuisine
Walled old towns, turquoise lakes and the Dalmatian coast β flights, hotels and guided sightseeing, all in one price.
A Croatia holiday package from Dubai typically bundles return flights to Zagreb or Dubrovnik, hand-picked hotels across cities such as Zagreb, Split and Dubrovnik, guided sightseeing, daily breakfast and airport transfers β from AED 3,299 per person for a short Zagreb & Plitvice Lakes break, or AED 5,999 for the full 6-night Highlands-to-Coast itinerary covering Plitvice Lakes, Split and Dubrovnik. Highlights include Dubrovnik's UNESCO-listed Old Town walls, the cascading waterfalls of Plitvice Lakes National Park, Diocletian's Palace in Split, the island of Hvar, and Zagreb's Ban JelaΔiΔ Square. Most UAE residents need a Schengen visa before flying, as Croatia joined the Schengen Area in January 2023.
One country, four very different journeys β from a short Zagreb & Plitvice Lakes break, to the classic Croatia Highlights tour, a romantic Dalmatian Coast & Islands escape, or a grand tour that adds Hvar and the wider coastline. Every package includes flights, hotels, transfers and guided touring, or we'll build a custom itinerary.
Short Break
5.0
Honeymoon
5.0
Grand Tour
5.0
*Prices are indicative per person on twin-sharing and change with season, airline fares & hotel availability. Request a live quote for your dates.
| Package | Duration | Route | Best for | Highlights | From (per person) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zagreb & Plitvice Lakes Getaway | 3N / 4D | Zagreb Β· Plitvice Lakes | Short breaks | Ban JelaΔiΔ Square, Plitvice waterfalls | AED 3,299 |
| Croatia Highlights Tour | 6N / 7D | Zagreb Β· Plitvice Lakes Β· Split Β· Dubrovnik | First-timers | Diocletian's Palace, Dubrovnik city walls | AED 5,999 |
| Dalmatian Coast & Islands Romance | 5N / 6D | Split Β· Hvar Β· Dubrovnik | Couples / honeymoon | Hvar island, sunset dinners | AED 7,499 |
| Grand Croatia: Zagreb to Dubrovnik | 9N / 10D | Zagreb Β· Plitvice Lakes Β· Zadar Β· Split Β· Hvar Β· Dubrovnik | Longer holidays | Zadar Sea Organ, full classic route + extra days | AED 10,999 |
Here's how your 6-night Croatia trip flows. Flights, hand-picked hotels, daily breakfast, guided sightseeing and airport transfers are included throughout.
Arrive at Zagreb Airport and transfer to your hotel. In the afternoon, join a walking tour of the Upper Town, taking in Ban JelaΔiΔ Square, St. Mark's Church and the colourful Dolac Market. Enjoy a welcome dinner featuring traditional Zagorje dishes. Overnight in Zagreb.
A full-day guided excursion to Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its sixteen terraced lakes and cascading waterfalls. Walk the wooden boardwalks between azure pools before continuing south toward the coast. Overnight en route to Split.
Explore Split's old town, built into and around the 4th-century Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Wander the Peristyle, the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, and the bustling Riva waterfront promenade. Overnight in Split.
Drive south along the scenic Dalmatian coast, with a stop at a local winery or seaside town en route. Arrive in Dubrovnik in the afternoon and check in to your hotel, with the evening free to explore the Old Town's marble streets. Overnight in Dubrovnik.
Walk the nearly 2-kilometre stretch of Dubrovnik's medieval city walls for sweeping views over the terracotta rooftops and the Adriatic. Visit the Rector's Palace and Sponza Palace, and ride the cable car up Mount SrΔ for a panoramic overview of the Old Town. Overnight in Dubrovnik.
A free day to relax on Banje Beach, take an optional boat trip to the nearby island of Lokrum, or revisit the Old Town's landmarks at your own pace. Enjoy a farewell dinner at a konoba overlooking the harbour. Optional island boat trip available
Enjoy a final morning stroll along the Stradun, Dubrovnik's main promenade, before transferring to Dubrovnik Airport for your flight home.
Croatia rewards visitors in every season, but the sweet spot for the coast and islands is late spring through early autumn, while Zagreb and the Plitvice Lakes are beautiful year-round.
| Season | Months | Weather | Why go |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring | Apr β May | Mild 15β20Β°C | Blooming Plitvice Lakes, fewer crowds on the coast |
| Summer | Jun β Aug | Warm 25β31Β°C, long daylight hours | Best for Dubrovnik, Split & island-hopping to Hvar |
| Autumn | Sep β Oct | Mild 17β24Β°C | Warm sea, quieter old towns, grape harvest season |
| Winter | Nov β Mar | Cold 6β11Β°C | Zagreb's Christmas markets, low-season prices |
Long daylight hours and the warmest sea temperatures make this the prime season for Dubrovnik, Split and island-hopping to Hvar.
Spring brings blooming landscapes at Plitvice Lakes and noticeably fewer visitors in Dubrovnik's Old Town, with milder weather than summer.
Zagreb's Advent celebrations are consistently ranked among Europe's best Christmas markets, with mulled wine and festive lights across the Upper Town.
Croatia joined the Schengen Area in January 2023, so most nationalities living in the UAE need a Schengen visa before flying, which also allows onward travel within the wider Schengen Area during the same trip. We guide you through the exact requirements for your nationality.
Most UAE residents need a short-stay Schengen visa in advance. UAE nationals may have different requirements depending on passport type.
Flights from Dubai to Zagreb or Dubrovnik typically take around 7 to 8 hours including a stopover. Croatia is 3 hours behind UAE time (2 hours during Central European Summer Time).
Croatia uses the Euro (EUR), having adopted it in January 2023. Cards are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants and shops across the country.
Halal options are available in Zagreb, Split and Dubrovnik, alongside fresh Adriatic seafood and hearty Croatian fare.
Visa rules differ by nationality and can change. Entry is at the sole discretion of Croatian and Schengen immigration authorities. We confirm current requirements for your passport before you travel.
Mix and match these experiences into any package β just tell your consultant what you'd love to do.



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Yes, most nationalities living in the UAE need a Schengen visa to travel to Croatia, since it joined the Schengen Area in January 2023. We confirm the exact requirement for your passport before booking.
Our classic package covers Zagreb, Plitvice Lakes National Park, Split and Dubrovnik, with options to add Zadar, Hvar and the wider Dalmatian islands.
Flights from Dubai to Zagreb or Dubrovnik typically take around 7 to 8 hours, usually including one stopover.
June to August offers the warmest sea and longest daylight hours, ideal for Dubrovnik, Split and island-hopping. April-May and September-October are quieter and scenic, while November-December suits Zagreb's Christmas markets.
A 6 to 7 day trip comfortably covers Zagreb, Plitvice Lakes, Split and Dubrovnik, while 9 to 10 days allows time to add Zadar, Hvar or the Dalmatian islands.
Yes, our packages include return economy class flights from the UAE to Croatia, along with accommodation, daily breakfast, transfers and guided sightseeing.
We use hand-picked hotels throughout, from centrally located properties in Zagreb to boutique hotels near Split's old town and Dubrovnik's city walls.
Yes. Every package is a starting point β add Hvar or the Dalmatian islands, extend your stay in Dubrovnik, add Zadar, or adjust the pace to suit your group.
Croatia uses the Euro, having adopted it in January 2023, and cards are widely accepted almost everywhere. Halal food is available in Zagreb, Split and Dubrovnik, alongside fresh Adriatic seafood.
Top highlights include Dubrovnik's Old Town walls, Plitvice Lakes National Park, Diocletian's Palace in Split, the island of Hvar, and Zadar's Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun installations.
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Please note: Prices are indicative, per person on twin-sharing, and subject to availability. They may change due to airline fares, hotel availability, seasonal demand, exchange rates and supplier updates. Entry requirements are at the sole discretion of Croatian and Schengen immigration authorities. Inclusions and exclusions vary by package and travel date. Please confirm the final itinerary, pricing and terms with our travel consultant before booking.
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