Top Dalmatia Hiking

Explore with us the best kept secret of Vis island – Cold War military facilities and tunnels. Because of them, Vis was inaccessible for foreign tourists throughout the 20th century, but now they stand as a testament of a cold war mentality and offer the unique opportunity for a day trip.

On your first day, you'll be taken from Dubrovnik to the Durmitor mountains, where you'll be cycling around Black Lake. This is a glacial lake, so depending n a season - you can expect to see one or two bodies of water. Next morning you'll head out to hike to Bobotov Kuk - the highest peak on Durmitor mountain. The hike is somewhat demanding, but you will be rewarded by a stunning view of the mountain range and surrounding summits. We will finish our adventure by a real adrenaline experience - rafting on the Tara river. This beauty is located in a deep canyon, that'll leave you breathless. On our final morning, we will say our goodbyes and head out back to Croatia, or you can extend your stay in Montenegro.

Visoka (892 m) is a mountain rising above Sinj. On top of Visoka, we can find a ten meters high concrete cross. A site is a place of pilgrimage for many residents of the whole Cetina region. We'll enjoy beautiful views of Sinj, the Sinjsko polje valley, the surrounding mountains (Kamešnica, Dinara, Svilaja, Biokovo, Mosor) and further away the Adriatic Sea and islands. From the top, we continue towards the Sutina canyon. The geomorphological structure of the Sutina canyon is made of limestone and dolomite, whereas an abundance of fossils is disclosed to visitors due to the effects of erosion. In accordance with the Nature Protection Act, the significant landscape of Sutina is under the direction of the Split-Dalmatia County Public Institution for the Protected Natural Values Management. Throughout this part, we will enjoy the shades of pine tree forest and reach the town of Sinj where we finish our adventure.

The ascent to Glavaš takes about 2 hours of easy hiking. The hiking trail leads uphill along to the drinking water springs. These two springs are located halfway up the Glavaš peak, they are close to each other and never dry out. This part of the climb is very pleasant for walking, as it, for the most part, leads us through the shade given by high macchia, which is a great relief in hot days. In the continuation of the ascent, the hiking trail leads us over the ridge, which presents gorgeous views and, in less than an hour, we will reach the summit of Glavaš. From the top of Glavaš, there is a view on Svilaja mountain, Lake Peruća, the town of Sinj, the whole Sinjsko polje valley, mountain Mosor, mountain Biokovo and peaks of Kamešnica on the other side.

The dramatic cliffs and tumbling waterfalls of the Cetina Canyon offer a spectacular backdrop for an outdoor adventure. On this half-day canyoning tour from Split, explore underground caves and tunnels, jump into natural pools, and swim beneath waterfalls in the heart of the canyon. Hotel pickup and drop-off from central Split is included.

Spend a day away from the beaches and immersed in the beautiful mountains of Croatia during this hiking tour to Biokovo Nature Park. Follow your guide along forest trails for a moderate hike that is suitable for most activity levels. Observe the local flora and fauna along the way and take in the views of the surrounding areas when you reach the top.

A hiking tour that will make you a true Brač connoisseur. Our route begins in Postira where we will walk on the famous kogule, stone pebbles that used to pave the important Dalmatian streets in the past. Kogule are a true relic of times past that we can still experience today. Continuing through the narrow streets of Postira, we will reach Mirja, a 6th century monastery set up between two important centres of the Adriatic: Diocletian's palace in Split and Imperial quarries in Škrip, from which the Brač architectural stone was extracted. We will then move from the streets and pass through vineyards and olive groves all the way to the valley where the locals have their gardens and orchards. During one part of our hike, we will walk on the Procession Path, the Way of the Cross that has been walked for centuries during Good Friday. We strongly recommend wearing quality sports or mountain shoes, sportswear and a lot of water.

This tour is inspired by the Way of the Cross and the pilgrimage that has a long tradition in Dol. It is not easy, but it is still a great choice for all travellers, families especially, due to it being the least tiresome of our hikes. As we embark from Dol, we join the route that has been paved in for centuries during the procession in the morning of Good Friday. From Dol, the road leads up to the church of St. Michael that oversees the village from the high central hill. This early Christian basilica dates back all the way to the 11th century. The procession continues to Velo Brdo, the devastated small church of Holy Vid, and descends into the village. Upon arriving on the viewpoint Kučac, we stop to rest and admire the unforgettable view of Dol and Postira, and then we return to Dol. We strongly recommend wearing quality sports or mountain shoes, sportswear and a lot of water. The route is 5.5 km long, and it lasts for about 2 hours.

Discover the islands inner side and its natural and cultural landmarks with a beautiful view along the way.

Escape the urban crowds, and discover some of the Dalmatian countryside’s most magnificent scenery, on a half-day tour of Mosor Mountain. With just a small group for company, you’ll set off from the city center in the morning; it’s less than an hour’s drive to reach the mountain. Upon arrival, you’ll explore its rocky slopes, will trek to a cozy mountain lodge, and admire the one-of-a-kind views.

Get a new perspective on Dubrovnik with a sunset hike up Srdj Mountain, towering above the famous old city and walls. Follow a guide up a moderately challenging route to reach the summit, where rewarding views of the Adriatic Coast, nearby islands, and Bosnian mountains await. Watch the sunset over the sea while enjoying a specially prepared picnic of Croatian dishes with beer and wine.

End one of your days in Dubrovnik with a sunset hike on Mount Srđ, a coastal peak overlooking the medieval city. Get some proper exercise on the moderately challenging climb, with rewarding views of the walled Old Town and Lokrum Island from the summit. Enjoy a break from the crowds as you learn about coastal herbs and wildlife from a guide, and with the evening sky change colors on the way back down.

Escape the hustle and bustle of the mainland on a full day trip to Kolocep Island. Hike through the island’s rural terrain, admiring its cliffs, hills, and flora, and be led by your professional guide to secluded spots ideal for swimming and cliff diving. Benefit from the small-group size for a more personalized experience, and relax after an active day with round-trip ferry transfer back to Dubrovnik.

This tour is for experienced hikers in good fitness, 6 to 8 hours walking, +850 meters ascent. After entering the park through the Velika Paklenica canyon, your guide, a registered mountain guide will lead you on some secondary hiking trails off the beaten path, away from the crowd. After two hours of climbing up you will enjoy beautiful views from above the velika Paklenica creek and walk on further in deep shady beech forests and through natural “botanical gardens”. We will pay a visit to local people in a mountain guesthouse, taste their homemade products, check an abandoned hamlet from the 17th century before getting back down along the Velika Paklenica stream where we will not miss the opportunity to swim if the weather allows us.

If you are tired of City crowd and you are fan of hiking and walking through nature just half an hour away from Dubrovnik then this trip is for you. Lost paths through pine wood and amazing nature, smell of mediterranean flora and sounds of milions crickets will make this trip memorable for you. We will show you breath taking view points on top of high cliff and hidden bays where you can swimm in crystal clear sea. We will tell you legends, introduce you to the local way of life, local Mediterranean nutrition and particularly state of mind that protects the Island inhabitants of everyday stress and illness of modern life.

You´ll visit closest vineyard to Dubrovnik with magnificent sunset above mountains and Adriatic sea. While hiking toward vineyard discover our tradition of cultivating land. Taste walnut liqueur, breathe fresh air and prepare to taste olive oil and craft white wine of Vardia. You´ll be guided by craft wine expert and vineyard owner.

CROATIA MULTI-SPORT Explore Croatia’s beautiful islands on this fast-paced adventure. Hike, bike, kayak and swim in the crystal blue waters of the Adriatic Sea. TRIP HIGHLIGHTS Island hop by ferry along the beautiful Adriatic coastline and swim in clear blue water Cover nearly 60 miles on foot, by bike, and sea kayak on your week long adventure Hike to the highest peak of all the Adriatic Islands on the Island of Brač Spend your downtime exploring local villages and the beautiful Adriatic coast

This hiking holiday will show you stunning sceneries and landscapes of the Dubrovnik Archipelago. It is perfect for those who like to enjoy the great outdoors on foot, no matter the age. The daily walking routes will take you to Kolocep and Lopud islands. They are not too long or too strenuous, and at almost every point you will be able to enjoy a refreshing swim break. We will stay in 3* family run guesthouses in a secluded village of Sipan Island. Lopud, Kolocep and Sipan belong to the Elaphiti Islands archipelago – 13 green islands covered by pine forests, free of traffic, with lots of sunshine and sandy beaches, and under an hour from Dubrovnik. They are not just places of incredible natural beauty, but also open air museums of history, art, architecture and folklore. Our experienced local guides will avoid overcrowded destinations ensuring you get the most authentic experience. You can easily combine this Dubrovnik hiking break with other Huck Finn 4-day trips.

Discover and explore hidden canyons and Dalmatian hinterland. Stunning views and cliffs. Be different and wild!

Climb the highest peak in Croatia! Dinara 1831masl. Discover and explore magnificent mountains and Dalmatian hinterland.

Hike around the island of Dugi Otok and explore the Nature Park Telascica with a guide on this full-day tour. Boat transportation is included from Zadar, during which you can enjoy the coastal sights. Take in the views from the sea cliffs, then walk around Lake Mir before heading back to Sali for some swimming and relaxing. Your guide will be with you the whole time to ensure your safety and comfort, as well as providing insightful commentary.

Escape the bustling city on a day’s hike of the Vihoraski trail, and enjoy an intimate experience of the region’s mountainous terrain. Travel with ease to the Gorski Kotar location with round-trip transfer included, and benefit from insights provided by your professional guide as you scramble and climb your way through the wilderness. Admire the White and Samarian Rocks as you absorb sweeping views of the striking landscape.

Marjan is one of the most important symbols of Split, and many citizens consider it for centuries as a spiritual refuge. Its forest paths, rocky and pebbled beaches, small medieval churches and other signs of centuries old heritage and human presence are literally everywhere, and one can spend hours wandering around. A circle we will do around Marjan will introduce you to its most beautiful sights, and view from almost any given spot is breathtaking. If you want to act like people of Split, visit Marjan. I like to spend hours there, exploring brings always something new.

Explore one of Croatia’s most famous coastal regions on this 4-hour Dubrovnik hiking tour. Follow your guide though Dubrovnik's ancient, stone streets and gain insight into the city’s rich history. Head along a winding hiking trail to the early 19th-century Fort Imperial, a magnificent fortress set on Srđ Mountain. From your vantage point at the summit, enjoy panoramic views over Dubrovnik, the surrounding countryside and the Croatian coastline beyond. Then, head onward through the sleepy village of Bosanka and discover a pace of life far slower than the busy city.