Overview
7 days/6 nights
Experience the magical beauty of the Dalmatian Coast on a walking journey through ancient coastal cities, pine-scented island trails, and idyllic lavender valleys. Journey from the UNESCO-listed Roman palaces of Split to the glitzy harbors of Hvar, the medieval stone streets of Korčula, and the dramatic waterfalls of Krka National Park. Along the way, walk along quiet coastal footpaths, savor fresh Adriatic seafood, and sample indigenous Croatian wines at local boutique vineyards. Blending rich Mediterranean history with scenic island hopping and 4-star boutique accommodations, this tour offers an unforgettable Dalmatian walking adventure. To book this tour, contact us.
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Included
- All 4 star accommodation
- All breakfast
- All full course dinners except one
- Winery Visits & tasting
- Olive oil tasting
- Private City Tours
- Route note, maps and marked routes
- All tour & luggage transfers & van support
- Multi-lingual guide(s)
- All entrance fees
Not Included
- Airfare
- Beverages
- Trip Insurance (recommended)
- Personal Items
- Guide Tips
Route Notes
Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
Expect well-maintained stone footpaths, coastal gravel tracks, and historic cobblestone town streets with gentle to moderate elevation changes. Island walks feature scenic ridges, olive grove lanes, and seaside promenades. Daily walks are flexible and supported by private boat transfers, local ferries, and expert guides to ensure a comfortable pace for all active hikers.
D1: Split & Marjan Hill Peninsula (6mi) D2: Krka Waterfalls & Skradinski Buk (7mi) D3: Hvar Lavender Trails & St. Mary Magdalene (8mi) D4: Pakleni Islands & Korčula Old Town (6mi) D5: Korčula Nature Park & Pupnat (8mi) D6: Pelješac Peninsula & Ston Defensive Walls (5mi)
Itinerary
Days 1–2: Split Historic Center, Marjan Hill & Krka Waterfalls
Begin your Croatian adventure in Split, exploring the 1,700-year-old Diocletian’s Palace, a bustling UNESCO World Heritage site filled with vibrant cafés and Roman courtyards. Walk up Marjan Hill for sweeping views over the harbor and the Adriatic Sea. On Day 2, take a private transfer into Krka National Park to hike along wooden boardwalks surrounding the cascading Skradinski Buk and Roški Slap waterfalls.
Lodging: Heritage Palace Varoš**** (or similar) in Split
Days 3–4: Hvar Island, Pakleni Archipelago & Korčula
Board a fast ferry to Hvar, the sunniest island in the Adriatic. Walk along pine-shaded coastal paths and lavender fields up to the 16th-century Church of St. Mary Magdalene for panoramic coastal vistas. On Day 4, explore the secluded coves of the nearby Pakleni Islands before catching a boat to Korčula, the fortified island town famed as the birthplace of Marco Polo.
Lodging: Hotel Podstine**** (or similar) in Hvar Town
Days 5–6: Korčula Vineyards, Pelješac Peninsula & Ston
Hike through Korčula’s interior pine forests and olive groves to the historic village of Pupnat for a tasting of local Grk and Pošip wines. On Day 6, cross to the Pelješac Peninsula to walk along the monumental 14th-century Stone Walls of Ston—the longest defensive wall structure in Europe outside of China—before finishing with a seaside celebratory feast overlooking the Adriatic.
Lodging: Hotel Korčula De La Ville**** (or similar) in Korčula