Island hopping vacation in Croatia










Take your time to explore the Adriatic coastline and islands between Dubrovnik and Spilt by catamaran and public ferry on a thoroughly flexible self-guided itinerary.
Dubrovnik Korcula Island or Mljet Island catamaran sailing Hvar Island Split optional ferry ride to Trogir and optional hiking in Mljet National Park
Price
£625To£950 excluding flights
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What's included ? - private airport transfers, private transfers to/from ports, 9 nights accommodation on B&B basis (in Dubrovnik, Mljet, Hvar, Trogir), 3x catamaran tickets, all local taxes, ferry timetables, 24hr local assistance.
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11 Reviews of Island hopping vacation in Croatia
4.5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed on 28 Oct 2022 by Laura Wacker
I would rate our trip a #10 out of 10. It could not have been better. Read full reviewReviewed on 29 Aug 2022 by Pamela Watson
It was really fabulous. It was one of the best vacations I've enjoyed. Read full reviewReviewed on 02 Oct 2019 by Kath Nolan
Excellent - a fabulous way of vacationing and we will definitely return in the future. Read full reviewReviewed on 12 Aug 2019 by Elizabeth Johnson
The most memorable part of the trip was getting the chance to see so many different parts of Croatia, it was all beautiful and so different. We wouldn't have known where to start if we'd booked it direct, by ourselves. Read full reviewReviewed on 31 May 2019 by Frank Brett
The most memorable part was watching Dolphins in a glassy smooth sea in the early evening sun. Read full reviewReviewed on 07 Aug 2018 by Beverley Rider
The most memorable part of the vacation was...Visiting the old cities and also the caves by boat Read full reviewReviewed on 30 Aug 2017 by Cecily Hobbs
The sea water was crystal clear and lovely to swim in. Read full reviewReviewed on 20 May 2017 by Alison Date
Most memorable was seeing the well preserved old towns and the kind people. Read full reviewReviewed on 25 Sep 2016 by Lois Coomber
Excellent. It was a good way to get to see some of the coastline, islands and old towns of Croatia. Read full reviewReviewed on 20 Aug 2016 by Muriel Miles
Best bits: Sea kayaking in Dubrovnik, rafting and zip wire in Omis, and motorboat trip from Hvar Read full reviewResponsible Travel
As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) vacation so that you can travel knowing it will help support the places and people that you visit, and the planet. Read how below.
Planet
We have chosen to offer a choice of routes and places to stay where public transport is more than adequate for to travel between and for sightseeing so that the car is not used except for the short airport transfers. In towns, on islands or at the national parks the use of a variety of transport enables you to interact more fully with the locals, to practice your language and to minimise your carbon footprint somewhat. Public buses are excellent in Dubrovnik and Split and on some islands; there is also a cable car to take you up the mountain behind Dubrovnik and, of course, the old towns are perfect for exploring on foot.We encourage travelers to be responsible with water use particularly on islands and in high season but also careful regarding water waste which can affect fragile ecosystems. The same applies, of course, to packaging and litter waste, buying local produce such as from small stores and markets will usually be packaging-free; recycle or reuse as much as possible - your example may well encourage others to be equally responsible and avoid negative consequences at all levels and in all ecosystem.
As a company we employ responsible policies such as recycling paper, ink cartridges, glass and cardboard; we minimise the use of electricity and conducting the vast majority of our correspondence and promotion via the internet and email, minimizing the amount of paper used for our activities. We also compost waste in our company garden.
People
Accommodation on this vacation is in, primarily, family run, small hotels. The food in the hotels is primarily sourced locally and a large number of dishes on the menus are home made. We encourage you to engage local guides in places where their expertise and local knowledge will enhance your experience and understanding of the historical context and on the environmental impact of your visit. In Dubrovnik in particular you will see the evidence for and read about the impact of the war on this UNESCO protected location; the cost of rebuilding and repairing the historic center has been enormous and every contribution made by visitors will help.As well as supporting the local community and economy directly our vacations also encourage support indirectly. The latter because more interaction with local people and local tourist service providers engenders greater understanding and respect which almost always leads to larger and more careful spending by visitors.
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