An EPIC 7-Day Croatia Itinerary From Dubrovnik (With Hidden Gems)
Dreaming of crystal-clear waters, sun-soaked beaches, and rich historical landmarks? This laid-back 7-day Croatia itinerary from Dubrovnik takes you through the heart of one of Europe’s most stunning destinations.
Croatia is a truly diverse country that is one of Europe’s most popular holiday spots and for very good reason.
Home to over 78 islands, stunning beaches with crystal clear waters, a rich history, drool-worthy food, and even a buzzing festival and nightlife scene, it really is a country that has it all.
This 7-day Croatia itinerary from Dubrovnik blends a mix of immersing yourself in nature, discovering Croatia culture and enjoying some delicious Croatian cuisine. And of course, it involves enjoying a lot of jaw-dropping beaches along the way!
The laidback 7-day Croatia itinerary has been crafted to guarantee you feel truly rejuvenated after your holiday, rather than craving another escape once you get home.
I absolutely loved my 7 days in Croatia and I am already itching to get back to explore more of this stunning country!
So what exactly is included in this 7-day Croatia itinerary from Dubrovnik? Read on below to find out!
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A Quick Guide To Dubrovnik
? How to get there – Dubrovnik is well-connected by air, road, and sea. The easiest way to get there is by flying into Dubrovnik Airport (Čilipi), which is just a 30-minute drive from the Old Town. From nearby countries like Bosnia, Montenegro, or other parts of Croatia, buses and car rentals are excellent options. Dubrovnik is also accessible by ferry, especially if you’re travelling along the Adriatic Coast.
?️ How long to stay – While you can explore Dubrovnik’s Old Town in a day, staying for 2-3 days allows you to enjoy its beaches, nearby islands, and historic sites more fully. If you’re combining Dubrovnik with island hopping or day trips to places like Montenegro or Mostar, plan for at least 4-5 days.
? Best time to visit – Dubrovnik has a Mediterranean climate, making it a year-round destination. The best time to visit is May to early October when the weather is warm and perfect for beaches and sightseeing. July and August are the busiest months, so expect higher prices and crowds. For a quieter experience with mild weather, visit in April, May, September, or October. Winter offers a unique charm with fewer tourists and festive Christmas markets.
?️What to do – There are so many incredible activities to do in Dubrovnik for both nature and history lovers. Some of the best things to do include; Chilling at Sveti Jakov Beach, enjoying a Game of Thrones Tour and exploring the beautiful Mljet and Elaphiti Islands.
About this 7-day Croatia Itinerary from Dubrovnik
This 7-day Croatia itinerary formed from the exact route I took on my own trip to Croatia. It has been designed for travellers like us who are seeking both adventure and relaxation. From the bustling streets of Dubrovnik to the tranquil shores of Mljet, it offers the perfect mix of iconic landmarks and hidden gems.
This one-week Itinerary focuses on Dubrovnik and its surrounding islands and looks a little like this:
- Day 1 – Arrive in Dubrovnik
- Day 2 – Explore Dubrovnik and Beach Day
- Day 3 – Šipan Island
- Day 4 – Mljet Island
- Day 5 – Mljet Island
- Day 6 – Mljet Island
- Day 7 – Dubrovnik
Arriving in Dubrovnik
Flight
You can easily fly directly from major European cities to Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) Dubrovnik Airport is located just 30 minutes away from Dubrovnik Old Town. There are several convenient transport options to get you to the heart of the city:
- Taxi or Uber: A quick and hassle-free option, costing approximately €37.
- Airport Shuttle or Local Bus: Taking the local bus/shuttle is a budget-friendly alternative, with buses dropping you off directly at Pile Gate, the main entrance to Dubrovnik’s Old Town. Tickets can be purchased at the airport.
- Pre-booked Private Transfer: For the ultimate convenience I recommend booking a private transfer. Many reliable websites, such as Booking.com, offer this service, ensuring a smooth start to your trip.
Coach
You can travel both nationally and internationally via coach to Dubrovnik from many other European cities such as Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kotor in Montenegro and lots of other places. To find the best coach route for you I would recommend looking at timetables on the Flixbus, Omio or Getbybus websites.
⬇️NOTE⬇️
For those planning to follow this itinerary, I recommend arriving in Dubrovnik in the morning to maximise your first day and leaving in the evening to make the most of your final day.
Days 1-2 Exploring Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik which is famously known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” is a breathtaking coastal city in southern Croatia and an ideal starting point for your 7-day Croatia itinerary.
This historic gem boasts picturesque beaches, centuries-old architecture, and a rich cultural heritage. Fans of the hit series Game of Thrones will be delighted to discover numerous iconic filming locations scattered throughout the city.
Where to stay in Dubrovnik
The best place to base yourself in Dubrovnik is undoubtedly the Old Town. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to well-preserved medieval walls, historic landmarks, and charming cobblestone streets, making it an ideal spot for your first nights in Croatia.
Why Stay in the Old Town?
Staying in Dubrovnik’s Old Town means that all of the iconic attractions from the medieval walls to the scenic beaches right on your doorstep. Due to the architectural layout of the Old Town, accommodations here are primarily cosy apartments rather than large hotels.
Accommodation Options in Dubrovnik Old Town
Budget-Friendly Options
- Hostel Angelina Old Town: Perfect for solo travellers and backpackers, this hostel offers clean dorms and private rooms with a friendly atmosphere.
- Guesthouse Vicelic: A charming and affordable guesthouse with traditional decor and easy access to Pile Gate.
Midrange Choices
- Prijeko Palace: A boutique hotel featuring stylish rooms, a rooftop terrace, and a central location within the Old Town.
- Apartments Old Town: Fully equipped apartments ideal for families or groups who want the convenience of self-catering.
Luxury Stays
- The Pucić Palace: A luxurious 5-star heritage hotel set in a historic baroque building, offering exceptional service and gourmet dining.
- St. Joseph’s Boutique Hotel: A lavish boutique hotel blending modern amenities with Old Town’s historic charm.
?TOP TIP: Book your accommodations well in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons, to secure your ideal stay. For more options, explore highly-rated properties in Dubrovnik Old Town here.
Top Things to Do in Dubrovnik
There are so many awesome things to do in Dubrovnik so here is a handpicked selection of must-do activities to help you plan the perfect 2 days in Dubrovnik.
Walk the Old Town Walls
A visit to Dubrovnik wouldn’t be complete without walking along its ancient city walls. These historic fortifications offer breathtaking panoramic views of the Old Town’s red-roofed buildings, the sparkling Adriatic coastline, and the surrounding islands.
I recommend starting your walk early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds and the intense summer heat (plus it’s also much better lighting to get those all-important Instagram photos). Tickets to enter the walls start at €35.
Discover Fort Lovrijenac
Your ticket to the city walls also includes entry to Fort Lovrijenac, an impressive fortress perched on a 37-meter-high cliff. Known as the “Gibraltar of Dubrovnik,” this 11th-century fortress has served as a key defence stronghold and a dramatic setting for theatrical performances. It’s a must-visit for history buffs and culture lovers.
Relax Dubrovnik’s Stunning Beaches
Dubrovnik boasts some VERY beautiful beaches that cater to all types of travellers:
- Banje Beach: Perfect for those who want a lively atmosphere close to the Old Town.
- Sveti Jakov Beach: A serene escape with crystal-clear waters, ideal for relaxation and soaking in stunning views of the city.
- Copacabana Beach: Family-friendly with plenty of activities and amenities.
?️Top Pick: Sveti Jakov Beach is a hidden gem and this one is one of my favourite beaches in Croatia. It offers some of the best seaside views in Dubrovnik and the local beach bar serves up some pretty impressive Pina Coladas.
Watch the sunset at Mt Srd
For one of the most magical sunsets in Dubrovnik, head to Mount Srđ. The panoramic views from the summit are unforgettable, showcasing the Old Town, the Adriatic Sea, and the nearby islands.
To get there you have 3 different options to choose from:
- Cable Car: A return trip costs €23.
- Budget Option: Hike to the top for free and enjoy the journey.
- Convenient Option: Take a taxi or Uber.
There is also a restaurant onsite here “Panorama Restaurant and Bar” but it can be a little pricey. If you want to keep the costs down I would say come up here to watch the sunset then go back to the old town to have dinner. This is what we decided to do during our trip and it worked out perfectly.
Have a drink at the Buza Cliff Bars
Dubrovnik’s Buza and Buza II bars are perched on the cliffs, offering unrivalled views of the Adriatic Sea. These iconic bars are perfect for enjoying a refreshing cocktail while listening to the soothing sound of waves crashing against the rocks.
You’ll even find some brave travellers enjoying a spot of cliff jumping (at designated areas) so if you’re brave enough you can also give that a go (I can say i decided to safely stay on the side of the cliff and enjoy my drink).
Check out my guide to the best bars and restaurants in Dubrovnik here.
Visit the Game of Thrones filming locations
If you are a fan of the hit TV series “Game of Thrones” will love Dubrovnik as it is home to many of the show’s filming locations.
Some of the best places to visit include:
- St Dominika Street
- Ethnographic Museum
- Pile Gate
- Bokar Fortress
- Lokrum Island
- Lovrijenac Fortress
- Minčeta Tower
Alternatively, you can also do a Game of Thrones tour in Dubrovnik to learn more about each of the filming locations from a knowledgeable and local guide.
Even if Game of Thrones isn’t your thing (it certainly isn’t mine), these locations are still worth visiting for their stunning architecture and scenic beauty. If you’re a photographer, you’ll definitely want to bring your camera to capture the dramatic landscapes and historic charm that make these spots so visually appealing. You can book the best Game of Thrones Tour in Dubrovnik below.
Visit Lokrum Island
Lokrum is an uninhabited island and nature reserve that lies just off the coast of Dubrovnik. This island offers a nice escape for nature lovers. Reaching Lokrum is a breeze with a quick 10-minute ferry ride from Dubrovnik’s Old Town port.
If you’re after a more adventurous journey you can rent a sea kayak and paddle over to the island. Once you arrive on Lokrum Island you can explore its lush botanical gardens and the ‘Dead Sea’ which is a unique saltwater lake found on the island.
Kayak rentals over to the island range between €23 and €41. I recommend hiring kayaks from X-Adventure Sea Kayaking which is one of the top-rated companies in Dubrovnik.
Why not check out some of the best day trips from Dubrovnik here.
Day 3-4 – Šipan Island
Šipan Island is part of the beautiful Elaphiti Islands near Dubrovnik and has a pretty unique claim to fame. It’s listed in the Guinness World Records for having the highest number of olive trees compared to its population.
This island has a calm atmosphere which is why there’s not a lot to do here. Most people visit Šipan as part of a one-day boat trip around the Elaphiti Islands, but I think it’s worth more than just a quick stop.
Šipan is the perfect place to slow down and escape the crowds, especially in the busy summer months. If you’re planning a relaxed 7-day Croatia itinerary from Dubrovnik, this peaceful little island is an ideal spot to recharge and soak in the quiet beauty of the Adriatic.
How to get to Šipan from Dubrovnik
Getting from Dubrovnik to Šipan is both affordable and straightforward! A daily ferry departs from Dubrovnik’s Gruž Port at 14:30. The ticket price is budget-friendly, costing around €4. Be sure to arrive at the port a bit early to secure your ticket and load your luggage on the boat.
Where to stay in Šipan
Although Šipan is a small and tranquil island, there are still a few fantastic accommodation options to suit different budgets.
Here are my top picks:
Budget-Friendly Options
If you are travelling on a budget I recommend booking local apartments such as this beautiful spot or cosy Airbnb stays. These often offer a more authentic experience.
Mid-Range Options
I highly recommend Hotel Božica which is the main accommodation on Šipan. It is a family-friendly hotel that offers stunning views and comfortable rooms. This is where I stayed during my time on Šipan and I absolutely loved it.
Things to do in Šipan
There isn’t too much to do in Šipan, which I think is part of its charm, but there is definitely enough to keep you occupied if you’re an adventure traveller.
Go for a Hike
One of the highlights of visiting Šipan is hiking through olive grove trails and discovering hidden beaches. Whether you’re a seasoned trekker or just love scenic walks there will be a trek to suit your level.
Top Hiking Trails on Šipan
- Šipanska Luka to Velji Vrh: This popular hike takes you from the charming harbour village of Šipanska Luka up to Velji Vrh, the island’s highest point. Along the way, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Adriatic and neighbouring islands.
- Suđurađ to Šipanska Luka via Šipansko Field: This trail leads you through lush vineyards, olive groves, and historic stone walls, offering a serene countryside experience. It’s perfect for soaking up the island’s peaceful ambience.
Cycling on Šipan
For those who love a cycling adventure, Šipan also features scenic cycling routes that wind through the island’s stunning landscapes. If you are hoping to cycle I recommend waiting until you arrive on the island and chatting with your accommodation staff. They will have the latest details on how to hire a bike and the best routes to take.
Go on an ATV Tour
An ATV tour is one of the most unique ways to explore Šipan Island. You can book a tour with D2D Travel who will take you out for 2 hours of ATV exploration. They are the most trusted operators on the island and are known for their knowledgeable guides and well-maintained vehicles.
Have a Swim in the sea
One of my favourite things to do on Šipan was swimming in the turquoise waters that surround the island. Whether you’re lounging by your hotel or venturing down a hiking trail to uncover one of the island’s secret bays, taking a dip in these waters is an absolute must.
As beautiful as the waters are, they’re home to plenty of sea urchins. Make sure to pack water shoes to save you from any potentially painful encounter with those pesky urchins.
Kayaking
Thanks to the calm waters that surround Šipan you can also go Kayaking around the island, and also over to Lopud, another one of the beautiful Elaphiti Islands. If you would like to Kayak I recommend speaking to your accommodation about the best way to hire one, as it’s not possible to organise this beforehand.
Have dinner at Bowa
Bowa is THE top-rated restaurant in Šipan and people come over from Dubrovnik, Split and other surrounding islands just to eat here. On the menu, you can find interesting delicacies such as Sea Urchins, Amberjack and Bluefin Tuna.
As well as enjoying the restaurant you can also take full advantage of their luxury sunbeds and enjoy a dip in the shallow bay that surrounds the restaurant.
If you’re a TV buff you’ll be pleased to learn that It’s even one of the filming locations for the famous TV show Succession.
Days 4-7 – Mljet Island
The final destination on this 7-day Croatia Itinerary from Dubrovnik is Mljet Island. Mljet has been dubbed the “green pearl” of the Adriatic and is best known for its beautiful lakes, breathtaking panoramas, green vistas, and mouthwatering cuisine.
Mljet Island was my favourite stop during my 7 days in Croatia, so whatever you decide to do, be sure to include Mljet in your plans!
How to get to Mljet from Šipan
Getting from Šipan to Mljet is super easy. You can catch a direct ferry from Šipan to Mljet. This ferry runs daily at 15:20 and costs approximately €4.
It’s important to note that there are 3 main ports on Mljet; Sobra, Polace and Pomena however the Šipan – Mljet Line will drop you off at Sobra Port.
For real-time ferry schedules and to book tickets, check out FerryHopper.
Where to stay in Mljet
When visiting Mljet, location is key to making the most of your trip. For easy access to beaches, restaurants, and attractions, consider staying in one of these areas:
- Sobra: A hub for ferries and perfect for convenience.
- Saplunara: Renowned for its pristine beaches and tranquil ambience.
- Polace: Ideal for nature lovers, as it borders the National Park.
- Pomena: A picturesque port town with vibrant dining options and proximity to the lakes.
Best Accommodations on Mljet
Budget-Friendly Options
- Apartments Angelo
- Location: Polače
- Budget-friendly apartments within Mljet National Park with sea views.
- Location: Polače
- Guest House Radulj
- Location: Polače
- Located 10 meters from the sea with sea views.
- Location: Polače
- Villa Anita
- Location: Sobra
- Affordable accommodations with barbecue facilities, and private beach access.
- Location: Sobra
Midrange Choices
- Apartments Lorena Mljet
- Location: Pomena
- Fully equipped apartments near Mljet National Park that are close to park attractions.
- Location: Pomena
- Villa Mirosa
- Location: Saplunara
- Guesthouse with a seasonal outdoor pool, sun terrace, and private beach.
- Location: Saplunara
- Apartments Lampalo
- Location: Okuklje
- Beachfront property with stunning balcony views and an on-site restaurant and barbecue facilities.
- Location: Okuklje
Luxury Stays
- Hotel Odisej
- Location: Pomena
- Luxurious hotel in Mljet National Park that has a private beach area and wellness centre.
- Location: Pomena
Take a look at more of the best hotels in Mljet here.
Things to do in Mljet
Swim at Saplunara Beach
Saplunara Beach is hands down one of the most peaceful and stunning spots I visited on Mljet Island. Here you can find soft golden sands, and crystal-clear turquoise waters with the backdrop of a lush pine forest.
The beach’s calm and shallow waters make it perfect for everyone. I loved how secluded it felt, far from the crowds in the national park which made it the ideal place to unwind.
I recommend spending a full day here so you can either pack a picnic or try one of the nearby restaurants. If you’re exploring Mljet, don’t skip Saplunara Beach
Explore Odysseus’ Cave
Odysseus’ Cave is one of the most fascinating spots on Mljet Island and you can find it tucked away on the southern coast of the island. This stunning sea cave is steeped in myth and legend as it is said to be where Odysseus found refuge after being shipwrecked.
What makes this spot so magical is the chance to swim through the waters to explore the cave’s magical interior. If you time it right, you can experience the sun shining directly through the hole of the cave which is an awesome experience.
You can also find a super cool boho bar here named “Mars Bar” which I can definitely recommend for an afternoon drink and snack.
Spend a day at Mljet National Park
Mljet National Park is an absolute must-see when you’re in Mljet. This breathtaking natural wonder is home to two beautiful lakes Veliko Jezero (Large Lake) and Malo Jezero (Small Lake) which was my personal favourite.
Enjoying the lakes isn’t the only thing you can do in Mljet National Park. You can also hike up Mount Montokuc for jaw-dropping 360° views of the island or take a boat to St. Mary’s Island, where you’ll find a historic church and Benedictine monastery.
Entry tickets to the park are affordable and vary by season:
- Adults
- Low season: €9
- High season: €17
- Children & Students
- Low season: €7
- High season: €10
If you only do one thing during your time in Mljet, then a trip to the national park has to be it!
Read my comprehensive guide on the best things to do in Mljet here.
Day 7 – Return to Dubrovnik
On the last full day of this 7-day Croatia Itinerary from Dubrovnik, it’s time to return to Dubrovnik.
How to get to Dubrovnik from Mljet
There are three daily ferries from Mljet to Dubrovnik. The journey takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, and ticket prices range between €5–20, depending on the ferry provider and route.
Ferries depart from various ports across Mljet Island, so be sure to confirm your nearest departure port before booking to ensure a smooth trip. For up-to-date schedules and tickets please check the FerryHopper website.
Other Options for this 7-day Croatia itinerary
If you are someone who prefers to stay in one place during your holiday then another option you can explore to still enjoy all of the lovely spots mentioned on this itinerary is to book a day trip to both Mljet National Park and the Elaphiti Islands.
For a day to Mljet National Park, I recommend booking this bike and boat tour of the island. Over 10 hours you’ll get to explore the beautiful national park as well as back a stop on the stunning Lopud island, one of the Elaphiti islands, for a coffee.
⭐MY TOP PICK TOUR ⭐
MLJET NATIONAL PARK TOUR AT A GLANCE
⭐STAR RATING: 4.8/5
?PRICE: €170
?DURATION: 10 HOURS
✅INCLUDES: BOAT CRUISE, BIKES, DRINKS & SNORKELLING
?IDEAL FOR: EVERYONE
For a day trip to explore the Elaphiti Islands, I recommend booking this tour which includes visiting all three Elaphiti islands (including Sipan), snorkelling plus lunch on board with local wine included.
⭐MY TOP PICK TOUR ⭐
ELAPHITI ISLANDS TOUR AT A GLANCE
⭐STAR RATING: 4.8/5
?PRICE: €65
?DURATION: 8 HOURS
✅INCLUDES: BOAT CRUISE, LUNCH & SNORKELLING
?IDEAL FOR: EVERYONE
If that trip doesn’t suit your preferences then there are lots of other Elaphiti Islands trips to choose from which you can check out here. There is also a tour that combines a full-day trip to Mljet and the 3 Elaphiti islands which you can check out here.
Top Tips For Travelling To Croatia
- Visit During Shoulder Season – The best times to visit Croatia are May–June and September–October. You’ll enjoy mild weather, fewer crowds, and more affordable prices.
- Bring Euros – Since January 2023, Croatia has used the Euro. Credit cards are widely accepted, but carry cash for smaller towns or ferries.
- Pack for Comfort and Versatility – Croatia’s cobblestone streets and islands require comfortable shoes, lightweight clothing, and a jacket for cooler evenings.
- Familiarise Yourself with Ferry Schedules – If you plan to island-hop, check ferry schedules in advance. Use platforms like FerryHopper to compare routes and book tickets.
- Book Accommodation Early – Summer is a busy season in Croatia, so secure your hotels or apartments early for the best prices and options. Also, check whether your travel dates coincide with the same dates of popular music festivals in Croatia as these can affect prices even more.
- Learn a Few Croatian Phrases – Locals appreciate it when visitors try basic Croatian phrases.
- Respect Local Customs – Dress modestly when visiting churches.
- Plan for Beaches with Rocky Shores – Many Croatian beaches are pebble or rocky and lots are home to sea urchins, so bring water shoes.
- Take Advantage of Public Transportation – Buses and ferries are reliable and cost-effective for travelling between cities and islands.
- Pack a Universal Adapter – Croatia uses European Type C and F plugs. Bring a universal adapter to keep your devices charged.
- Drink Tap Water – Tap water in Croatia is clean and safe to drink. Bring a reusable water bottle to save money and reduce plastic waste.
- Be Prepared for Heat in Summer – If visiting in July or August, pack sunscreen, and a hat, and stay hydrated, especially if you plan to hike or explore outdoor sites.
Croatia Itinerary FAQ’s
Is 7 days in Croatia enough?
Yes, 7 days in Croatia is enough to experience the country’s highlights, especially if you plan your itinerary efficiently (or follow this wonderful itinerary I have made for you).
You can explore Dubrovnik, visit nearby islands like Mljet or Korčula, and even visit national parks like Krka or Plitvice Lakes. While you won’t see everything, a week provides a great mix of culture, history, and relaxation.
How many days are good for Croatia?
For a well-rounded trip, 7-10 days is ideal. A week lets you explore a specific region, like southern Dubrovnik and Split while 10 days allows you to visit multiple areas, including Istria, Zagreb, or Zadar. If you have more time, 2 weeks is great to experience Croatia at a slower pace.
Where is the best place in Croatia for a week?
There are so many beautiful spots in Croatia to visit for a week. Whilst this one-week Croatia itinerary revolves around Dubrovnik and its surrounding areas, other stunning places in Croatia Include:
- Split
- Rovinj
- Trogir
- Zadar
- Korcula
- Hvar
- Brac
- Vis
Plus so much more!
Where is the best base for island hopping in Croatia?
The best bases for island hopping are Split and Dubrovnik, depending on which islands you want to explore:
- From Split, you can easily access Hvar, Brač, Šolta, and Vis.
- From Dubrovnik, you’re close to Mljet, Korčula, and the Elafiti Islands.
Both cities have excellent ferry connections and a range of accommodations to suit all budgets.
Is island hopping easy in Croatia?
Yes, island hopping in Croatia is incredibly easy thanks to an extensive ferry network. Companies like Jadrolinija and Krilo offer frequent and reliable routes connecting major islands to mainland cities. Tickets can be booked online through platforms like Ferry Hopper, and schedules are well-organised, especially during peak season.
How much does a 7-day trip to Croatia cost?
The cost of a 7-day trip to Croatia depends on your travel style:
- Budget: ~€500–€800, including hostels, ferries, and simple meals.
- Mid-range: ~€1,000–€1,500, covering boutique hotels, guided tours, and a mix of restaurants.
- Luxury: ~€2,000 or more, including 4-5 star hotels, private transfers, and fine dining.
Thankfully, Croatia offers something for every budget, so you can customize your trip accordingly.
Is Croatia safe for solo travellers?
Yes, Croatia is very safe for solo travellers, with low crime rates and a welcoming culture. Tourist areas are well-policed, and locals are friendly and helpful. Solo travellers will find plenty of opportunities to meet other travellers, especially in hostels or during group tours.
However, as with any destination, it’s always a good idea to stay aware of your surroundings and take standard precautions, like avoiding poorly lit areas at night.
You might also enjoy…
- The Top 13 Best Places To Eat And Drink In Dubrovnik, Croatia
- 10 AWESOME Things To Do In Mljet, Croatia (& Best Restaurants)
Prepare for your trip to Croatia
?️Accommodation: When you’re hunting for great deals, make sure to check out different sites like Booking.com and Hotels.com! If you’re on a budget then make sure to check out Hostelworld.
✈️Flights: Check out the best flight deals with Skyscanner and Trip.com. I never search anywhere else!
?Transport: Need to book a bus or train whilst travelling? Check out your options on 12goasia.com, Bookaway.com and thetrainline.com.
?Rental Cars: Looking to rent a car for your adventures? Check out prices on Rentalcars.com and Discovercars.com.
?Activities: Check out Get Your Guide and Viator for 100’s of activities whilst travelling.
?Insurance: Make sure you’re covered against any incidents during your trip. Get affordable and flexible insurance with SafetyWing.
?Download an eSIM: Avoid roaming fees, and have peace of mind that you have internet access when WiFi isn’t available. Download sims from either Airalo or Holafly for your time abroad.
Happy Exploring
I hope this 7-day Croatia Itinerary from Dubrovnik has helped you plan the perfect Croatia holiday. Have questions? Please drop a comment below or connect with me on Instagram!
