263 activitati in Zagreb, Croatia

Go off the usual touristic routes and discover the mystical Zumberak region. Your photographer guide will show you how to get the best shots and teach you new skills in photographing nature and local sights.

We are inviting you to join us on a nature loving tour. A visit to the Plitvice lakes national park listed on the UNESCO herritage list. You will not just visit the park. We will take you to Rastoke millers village called ''Little Plitvice'' to see where a man's hand shaped the nature, Croatian Independence war museum to hear about Croatia's history and at last you will "taste Croatia" at a local dairy farm.

Foreigners say that Slovenia is a land of countless attractions, a country that surprises you at every step. This small corner of Europe brings together the picturesque characteristics of the Alpine, Mediterranean, Karst and Panonian worlds.

Plitvice Lakes is the most visited national park in Croatia. And...no wonder it is! Within roughly 300 km2 you can find everything you need for a perfect getaway from traffic and busy city.

Enjoy a smooth transfer from Zagreb to any place in Istria, taking you through a region of beautiful coastline in style and comfort.

Save your money and travel comfortably from Zagreb to Venice with visiting Postojna Cave. Don’t miss this opportunity to see Postojna Cave; the most interesting touristic destination in Slovenia.

Explore Slovenia highlights in a private day tour from Zagreb. Our tour starts with a visit to the capital of Slovenia - charming Ljubljana. After Ljubljana upon your decision you can explore 2 natural jewels, Lake Bled or Postojna caves.

Explore Slovenia highlights in a private day tour from Zagreb. Our tour starts with a visit to the capital of Slovenia - charming Ljubljana. After Ljubljana we are going to Postojna caves.

Visit the hometown of the First Lady of the United States!
Day trip from Zagreb to Ljubljana, Sevnica and Lake Bled
Your driver will take you safely to Slovenia and back to Zagreb.

Discover two of northern Croatia’s historical highlights on a private Trakoscan Castle and Varazdin day trip from Zagreb. Venture north through rural Croatia and visit the hilltop 13th-century Trakoscan to see its displays of art and weaponry, and admire its gardens and lake. On the way to our next stop, the town of Varazdin, if you are a nature lover and admire plants you ware in for a treat, but lets keep it as a surprise for the moment. We proceed to Varaždin, dubbed ‘Little Vienna’ for its baroque architecture, and known for its medieval castle, churches, and cobbled squares. Private air-conditioned transport, plus hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Visit the hometown of the First Lady of the United States!
From Zagreb to Sevnica and Lake Bled with a drop off in Ljubljana.
Your driver will take you safely from Zagreb to Ljubljana.

Foreigners say that Slovenia is a land of countless attractions, a country that surprises you at every step. This small corner of Europe brings together the picturesque characteristics of the Alpine, Mediterrranean, Karst and Pannonian worlds.

Istria is one of the most popular destinations in Croatia. With a strong Italian influence (the region in fact used to be part of Italy during the early part of the 20th century), this certainly is a beautiful region of Croatia both along the coast and inland, with its pretty hilltop towns.

Explore Slovenia highlights in a private day tour from Zagreb. Our tour starts with a visit to amazing natural highlight Postojna cave. After the cave we are visiting another natural jewel Lake Bled. At the end tour takes you to the charming capital city of Slovenia - Ljubljana.

Are you one of those people who are just passing through Zagreb on their way to the coast?

Alfred Hitchcock once said that Zadar has the most beautiful sunset in the world. If you want to make sure of it,book this trip and see Plitvice Lakes on your way there!

As a whole, Slovenia is a wonderful little country, a geographical wedge driven between Italy and Croatia, touching upon Hungary with its eastern tip. In its very centre, in the middle of a damp basin encircled by wooded hills, lies Ljubljana, one of the smallest European capitals, a grid of pleasant streets impinged by a calm, narrow river. It is studded with architectural gems from diverse periods but mainly splendid and well preserved Art Nouveau buildings. We will spend a day exploring its beautiful landscape, architecture, gastronomy and very distinct culture.