Package Holidays to Croatia

Our most requested coastal bases combine walled-town atmosphere with easy access to the Adriatic.

• Dubrovnik: Dubrovnik suits visitors who want a historic walled city on the water. The old town is pedestrian only, and the city walls form a circuit of roughly 2 km with views over the rooftops and the sea. Packages include transfers from the airport, though taxis or shuttle buses are the usual way into the old town from the terminal. Summer evenings can be busy, so we suggest an early start for the walls. It is a strong choice for travellers who value history and a compact walkable centre. Dubrovnik holidays suit history lovers.
• Split: Split is the second-largest city in Croatia and works well as a lively base for both city days and island trips. Its palace complex, built by the Roman emperor Diocletian, sits within an old town that is still home to everyday life. Ferries leave from the harbour to nearby islands, making it easy to plan day excursions. The trade-off is that the city centre can feel busy in peak summer, so a hotel close to the old town is worth prioritising. Split suits those who want culture and sea access in one stay. It is exactly the brief our Croatia Luxury Holidays deals are built around.
• Hvar: Hvar is one of the sunniest islands in Croatia, reached by ferry from the mainland port of the region. The harbour town has a fortress above it, a lively waterfront of bars and restaurants, and the island is known for its lavender fields. Accommodation here tends to be in smaller properties, and the ferry timetable shapes how you plan days out, so we factor that in when building the package. Hvar is a strong pick for couples and younger travellers seeking island sunshine and an evening atmosphere. It is quieter in the shoulder months than in peak summer. It is exactly the brief our Hvar holidays deals are built around.
• Zagreb: Zagreb is the capital and largest city, and it works as a city break rather than a beach base. The historic upper town and St Mark's Square sit a short walk from the lower town, and the city has a strong café culture and a range of museums. A direct airport bus runs into the centre, which keeps transfers simple. The trade-off is that you are inland, so the sea is not part of the trip. Visitors who want museums, dining and walkable streets will find it rewarding. It is exactly the brief our Croatia Family Holidays deals are built around.
• Rovinj: Rovinj is a small fishing town on the peninsula in western Croatia, with a historic old quarter rising from the sea. The Church of St Euphemia dominates the skyline, and the seafront restaurants make it a good choice for a calm stay. The surrounding region is a noted truffle and wine area, so food-led trips fit well here. Rovinj has fewer large hotels than the bigger resorts, which suits couples seeking a quieter setting. It is a good option for travellers who want a picturesque old town by the water.