8 Days 7 Nights
Group Tour – Fixed Dates
20 people
English
Dubrovnik (2N) – Split (1N) – Bol, Brač (1N) – Jelsa, Hvar (1N) – Korčula (1N) – Dubrovnik (1N) · departs every Friday
City walls above a turquoise sea, island ferries, Roman palaces and village wineries — this 8 Days Croatia Tour Package is a guided group tour of the Dalmatian Coast that starts and ends in Dubrovnik and spends four nights hopping between Split and the islands of Brač, Hvar and Korčula. It is planned and supported by IMAD Travel, an IATA-certified travel agency in Hyderabad serving travellers from across India since 2011. Prefer to travel on your own? Our team can also arrange this same route, or a similar one, as a custom package for your family or group, with your own dates, hotels and pace — just quote the tour code IMAD-EU-10291 when you contact us.
WhatsApp +91 63003 03169 for Friday departure dates or a custom version of this tour. Tour code: IMAD-EU-10291
Hotels with breakfast, three dinners, the guided tours of Dubrovnik, Split and Korčula, the Lokrum boat, the ferries and catamaran between the islands, a Croatian brunch on Brač and a wine tasting on Pelješac are arranged before you leave, with an English-speaking guide throughout.
You spend the first two nights in Dubrovnik, a city built on a cliff, ringed by medieval walls and washed by the Adriatic. A local guide leads the panoramic tour through the old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a stop at a viewpoint above the city that shows the orange roofs, the walls and the sea in one frame. Tickets to the Franciscan Monastery, home to the oldest working pharmacy in Europe, and to the Cathedral of the Assumption are included. In season a short boat ride takes you to Lokrum, a green island 15 minutes offshore with the ruins of an 11th-century Benedictine monastery — fans of Game of Thrones will recognise it. The afternoon is free for the city walls walk or a coffee on the Stradun, and dinner is included on both nights.
On Day 3 the coach follows the coast north, with islands scattered across the sea on your left. The first stop is Ston, a small town famous for its oysters and for one of the longest defensive walls in the world. The road then crosses the new Pelješac Bridge over the Adriatic and reaches Split at midday. With a local guide you walk into Diocletian’s Palace (admission included) — not a museum but a living Roman palace, built for an emperor around 300 AD, where cafés, shops and homes now fill its stone lanes. Dinner is included in Split.
A ferry takes you from Split to Brač, the island whose white stone was used for Diocletian’s Palace. The coach crosses the interior past olive groves and dry-stone walls to Donji Humac and the Jakšić Gallery (entrance included), then stops at a family-run konoba for a traditional Croatian brunch. The road climbs to Vidova Gora, at 778 metres the highest point of all the Adriatic islands, for a view over the Dalmatian Coast and down to Zlatni Rat, the famous horn-shaped beach that changes shape with the wind and the currents. The night is in Bol, a fishing town turned seaside resort.
The morning of Day 5 is free on Zlatni Rat — swim, sunbathe or walk the pine-shaded promenade. In the afternoon a catamaran brings you to Hvar, one of the sunniest islands in Europe, known for its lavender fields, its Venetian loggia and its lively harbour; depending on the season you arrive directly in Hvar town or via a short transfer from Jelsa, where the hotel is. The next morning is free to wander the white-stone lanes, climb to the Spanish fortress for the view over the Pakleni islands, or sit at a harbour café — Hvar is one of the most stylish stops on the whole Adriatic.
An afternoon ferry crosses to Korčula, sailing past small green islands. The old town sits on a tiny peninsula, its streets laid out like a fishbone so the sea breeze cools them in summer. Local tradition says Marco Polo was born here, and you can see the house that carries his name. On Day 7 a guided walk takes you through the walled town before the short crossing to the mainland.
The Pelješac peninsula is Croatia’s red-wine country, home of the Plavac Mali grape, and the tour stops at a rural winery for a tasting (included). You are back in Dubrovnik around 3 pm, with free time to walk the city walls at sunset or take the cable car up Mount Srđ for the classic view of the old town. The tour ends after breakfast on Day 8.
This 8 days Dubrovnik and Dalmatian islands tour suits honeymooners and couples who want sea views every day; families with children who enjoy beaches and short ferry rides; friends who like a lively harbour evening on Hvar; and travellers who have already seen Paris and Switzerland and want a fresh corner of Europe. The pace is relaxed for an island trip, with free time on Brač, Hvar and in Dubrovnik.
May, June and September are the best months — warm sea, long days and fewer crowds than July and August; the island ferries and the Lokrum boat run in the main season, so ask our team which Friday departures are open for your dates. Croatia is part of the Schengen area, so Indian passport holders need a Schengen visa applied through the Croatian consulate — our visa team prepares the file, so start about two to three months before travel.
Breakfast is included every day, with three dinners, a brunch on Brač and a wine tasting; other meals are on your own, and Dubrovnik and Split have vegetarian-friendly restaurants. Island hotels change every night from Day 4 to Day 6, so pack one main suitcase per person and a small day bag; good walking shoes help on Dubrovnik’s stone streets and the walls. The Dubrovnik hotel is sometimes in Cavtat, a pretty coastal town nearby. International flights into and out of Dubrovnik are booked separately — our team can book them from any Indian city. Prices start from €1,959 per person (₹2,15,490 at €1 = ₹110, October 2026) on twin sharing, excluding GST and TCS, and are recalculated for your exact travel dates and season.
Add ancient history on the 10 days Greece tour with Athens, Meteora, Mykonos and Santorini, or combine with Italy on the 6 days Italy tour of Rome, Florence and Venice. For the Alps, see the 9 days Switzerland tour with Lucerne and Interlaken. See every route on our Europe tour packages from India page.
WhatsApp +91 63003 03169 for Friday departure dates or a custom version of this tour. Tour code: IMAD-EU-10291
Arrival and transfer to your hotel. Your guide contacts you in the evening. Dinner included. Overnight in Dubrovnik.
Panoramic tour of Dubrovnik with a local guide, with a scenic viewpoint on the way. Tickets to the Franciscan Monastery (Europe’s oldest pharmacy) and the Cathedral of the Assumption included. Boat trip to Lokrum island (not November–March), then free time. Breakfast and dinner included. Overnight in Dubrovnik (sometimes Cavtat).
Drive along the coast to Ston and its long medieval walls, cross the Pelješac Bridge and reach Split at midday. Tour with a local guide including Diocletian’s Palace admission. Breakfast and dinner included. Overnight in Split.
Ferry to Brač. Visit the Jakšić Gallery in Donji Humac (entrance included), enjoy a traditional Croatian brunch at a konoba, then go up to Vidova Gora for views of the coast and Zlatni Rat beach. Free time in Bol. Breakfast and brunch included. Overnight in Bol.
Free morning on Zlatni Rat beach. In the afternoon, catamaran to Hvar (direct, or via a short transfer from Jelsa, depending on the season). Breakfast included. Overnight in Jelsa, Hvar.
Free morning in Hvar town. Afternoon ferry to Korčula, transfer to the hotel and free time in the walled town. Breakfast included. Overnight in Korčula.
Guided tour of Korčula old town, then cross to the Pelješac peninsula for a wine tasting (included). Arrive in Dubrovnik around 3 pm; free time for the city walls or the old town. Breakfast included. Overnight in Dubrovnik.
After breakfast, the tour ends. Our team can arrange your airport transfer, an extra night in Dubrovnik and your flight home.
