September and October – The Ideal Time to Discover Croatia

Now that the last storm front has passed, the weather has given us a little breathing room and the heat has eased. We couldn't be happier about it, because this is exactly when the ideal conditions for DISCOVERING CROATIA begin!

Are you already familiar with the Crowonder portal CROADVENTURE, dedicated to cruises, excursions, and active leisure? This is where we've put together a full package of exciting SIGHTSEEING options for the early autumn months.

There are plenty of options, so below we've prepared a short cheat sheet to help you quickly and easily pick the excursion that suits your needs. This is our first package this rich for active travellers, with DEPARTURE FROM ZADAR!

Photo: Plitvice Lakes National Park

National Parks

1. Plitvice Lakes National Park – turquoise lakes, cascades and waterfalls, green forests, and an ever-changing, breathtaking karst landscape.

• option with a Polish guide (every Sunday, small groups of 5 to max 18 people, with an extra stop – a visit to a former underground air base)
• option with an English-speaking guide (every Monday and Thursday)

2. Krka River National Park – a walk among the forests and cascades of the majestic Skradinski Buk waterfall, a beautifully reconstructed miller's homestead, and the remains of the first hydroelectric power plant in Europe (and the second in the world).

• option with a Polish guide (every Monday, small groups of 5 to max 18 people, with an extra stop – a tasting of regional products)
• option with an English-speaking guide (every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday, with an extra stop – a visit to Šibenik)

Coastal Cities and Landmarks

3. Trogir and Split – a charming medieval town and the secrets of Emperor Diocletian's Palace.

• option with a Polish guide (every Wednesday, small groups of 5 to max 18 people)

Photo: Riva (the seaside promenade) in Trogir

4. Dubrovnik – an incredible journey back in time to the small but influential maritime republic of Ragusa.

• option with a Polish guide (every Thursday, small groups of 5 to max 18 people)

5. Kaštela near Trogir – following in the footsteps of the first Croats – the palaces of the riviera of the seven Kaštela, a biblical garden, and a tasting of Crljenak wine – the Kaštela Zinfandel.

• option with a Polish guide (every Friday, small groups of 5 to max 8 people)

6. Salona, Klis, and Vranjača Cave – a journey at the foot of majestic Mosor – the Roman capital of Dalmatia, a fortress that was the heart of the medieval Croatian kingdom, and a cave – a karst masterpiece carved by water.

• option with a Polish guide (on request, small groups of 5 to max 18 people)

Beyond the Border – Bosnia and Herzegovina

7. Discover Bosnia and Herzegovina – every Tuesday.

• Sarajevo and Mostar option with a Polish guide
• Sarajevo and Međugorje option with a Polish guide

Photo: Mostar

Sightseeing with a Polish Guide

8. Zadar – a city tour with a Polish guide (individual bookings or for groups).

9. A gastro tour of Zadar with a Polish guide (individual bookings or for groups).

10. Nin – a city tour with a Polish guide (for groups of 5 or more).

11. Šibenik – a city tour with a Polish guide (individual bookings subject to availability, or for groups).