Embark on the ultimate family adventure along Croatia’s breathtaking Dalmatian Coast, where history, nature, and seaside relaxation come together in the perfect getaway. Explore ancient cities, swim in crystal-clear waters, and immerse yourself in the charm of Croatia’s most stunning islands, creating unforgettable memories for the whole family.
Included in this itinerary:
This family island-hopping adventure includes two nights in Dubrovnik, two nights in Korčula, three nights in Hvar, 3 nights in Brač, and two nights in Split.
All flights and transfers, including ferry transfers between islands included.
Day 1-2: Dubrovnik – The Pearl of the Adriatic
Your journey begins in Dubrovnik, a city steeped in history and surrounded by spectacular medieval walls. Walk the iconic city walls, explore the cobblestone streets of the Old Town, and take a cable car to Mount Srđ for breathtaking panoramic views. For family fun, spend time at Banje Beach, or take a short boat trip to Lokrum Island, where kids can discover roaming peacocks and hidden lagoons.
Day 3-4: Korčula – Venetian Charm & Island Adventures
Take a scenic ferry to Korčula, an island known for its Venetian architecture and as the birthplace of Marco Polo. Stroll through Korčula Town, with its charming narrow streets and historic buildings. Spend your days at Pupnatska Luka Beach, one of the island’s most beautiful sandy shores, or cycle through olive groves and vineyards, soaking up the relaxed island atmosphere.
Day 5-7: Hvar – Sun, Sea & Island Exploration
Arrive in Hvar, one of Croatia’s most vibrant islands, known for its lavender fields, turquoise waters, and lively culture. Explore the charming St. Stephen’s Square, hike up to Fortica Fortress for spectacular views, and take a boat trip to the Pakleni Islands, where hidden bays and calm waters make for perfect family swimming spots. Enjoy delicious local cuisine and treat the kids to lavender-flavored ice cream, a local specialty.
Day 8-10: Brač – Beaches & Outdoor Adventures
Next, ferry over to Brač, home to the world-famous Zlatni Rat Beach, a golden, pebbled shoreline that shifts with the tides. Families can relax on the beach, swim in crystal-clear waters, or try exciting water sports. For active adventurers, a hike up Vidova Gora, the highest peak of the Adriatic islands, offers stunning panoramic views. Visit the charming village of Pučišća, famous for its white stone masonry, or explore Brač’s quaint coastal towns.
Day 11-12: Split – History & Coastal Charm
Your adventure concludes in Split, where ancient history meets modern energy. Explore the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace, a sprawling Roman fortress filled with lively shops, cafés, and hidden courtyards. Take a stroll along the Riva promenade, enjoy fresh seafood by the waterfront, or head to Marjan Hill, where kids can cycle, climb, and play in scenic parklands overlooking the sea.
Terms & Conditions:
Prices are based on 2 adults and 2 children sharing. Subject to availability. Flights depart Dublin on July 1st 2025. Price is correct at the time of posting (21/02/2025). Offers are subject to change.
Prices from €2,650 per person.
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