- Dubrovnik City Walls — Walk the famous medieval walls for panoramic views of the Adriatic and the red-roofed Old Town, a UNESCO site and major filming location with narrow streets, churches, and fortresses.
- Diocletian’s Palace (Split) — Explore this vast Roman emperor’s palace that forms the living heart of Split, where ancient cellars, temples and bustling cafes intermingle with modern life.
- Krka National Park — See dramatic waterfalls and lush river canyons, with boardwalks to Skradinski Buk and opportunities to swim in designated areas surrounded by limestone cascades.
- Hvar Island and the Pakleni Islands — Enjoy Hvar Town’s historic center, vibrant nightlife and lavender fields, then hop boat to the nearby Pakleni Islands for secluded bays and crystal-clear swimming.
- Kornati National Park — Sail or kayak through a stark, striking archipelago of over 80 islands and islets, renowned for its dramatic cliffs, marine life and excellent snorkeling.
- Blue Cave (Biševo) and Vis Island — Take a boat trip to Biševo’s Blue Cave to witness its surreal azure light effects, and combine it with Vis for authentic island life and secluded beaches.
- Trogir Old Town — Wander this compact UNESCO medieval town built on a small island, notable for its well-preserved Romanesque‑Gothic cathedral, narrow alleys and waterfront promenade.
- Biokovo Skywalk / Makarska Riviera — Drive or hike up the Biokovo mountain for the glass "Skywalk" viewpoint and sweeping views over the dramatic Makarska coastline and islands beyond.
