• Zagreb - Starting with a hotel pickup in Zagreb at 8am, you’ll leave the city for a 1.5-hour drive to Rastoke.
• Sava River - Crossing the Sava River marks our official departure from Zagreb and the beginning of our adventure.
• Karlovac - We’ll pass through Karlovac, a city uniquely situated on four rivers. It’s the only city in Croatia with a known founding date, established for defense against the Ottomans. During the relaxing drive, you’ll learn about the city’s history and its various war conflicts.
• Rastoke - Rastoke is a watermill village where the blue-green waters of the Slunjčica River flow into the Korana River, creating natural phenomena similar to those at Plitvice Lakes. Often called “the Small Lakes of Plitvice,” Rastoke is ecologically and ethnographically significant due to its blend of natural and civilizational features. The village has a rich history, with Napoleon himself having visited and led the construction of a bridge here. You’ll have free time to explore and enjoy the natural beauty.
• Slunj - A culturally rich town surrounded by nature, Slunj boasts a magnificent old fort built by the powerful Frankopan dynasty.
• Plitvice Lakes National Park - Our guide will lead you through the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park, a forest reserve and one of Croatia’s most exciting locations. You’ll explore the forest on foot, learning about the park’s history while encountering wildlife and stunning waterfalls.
• The Lower Lakes - Plitvice Lakes National Park features 16 lakes, divided into 12 Upper Lakes and four Lower Lakes, along with magnificent waterfalls. You’ll explore the Lower Lakes on foot, learning about the park’s history and enjoying the natural beauty. This part of the tour is sure to energize any nature lover.
• Great Waterfall - Our hike begins with the highest waterfall in Plitvice National Park and Croatia, the 78-meter Great Waterfall. Its beauty is breathtaking, especially in winter when it freezes into a perfect ice sculpture.
• The Upper Lakes - After lunch, we’ll head to the park’s twelve remaining lakes, including Veliki Prštavac, the second-largest waterfall in the park, located on Lake Galovac. This 28-meter waterfall offers some of the most beautiful views in the park. We’ll also visit Prošćansko Lake, the last lake on our tour.
• Plitvice Lakes National Park - After a few hours of hiking, you’ll enjoy a panoramic train ride back to the station, offering another chance to appreciate the park’s beauty. A final 20-minute hike provides a different perspective of the park, a perfect way to conclude the walking tour.
• Kozjak Lake - Our next stop is Lake Kozjak, one of the park’s largest and deepest lakes. Here, you’ll enjoy marvelous views and a lunch break. Afterward, we’ll take a boat ride on one of the eco-friendly electric boats operating on the lake.

• All taxes and VAT
• Snack
• Entrance fee to Plitvice Lakes
• On-board WiFi
• Road tolls and parking
• One bottled water per passenger
• Raincoat in case of rain
• Transport with a comfortable sedan car or passenger van
• Official English or Spanish speaking tour guide (depending on the booked option)
• Selected Hotels pickup and drop-off

• Lunch and drinks
• Gratuities

Discover the essence of Croatia’s natural splendor with our semi-private excursion to Plitvice Lakes National Park from Zagreb. This UNESCO World Heritage site covers 295 square kilometers of untouched forest, showcasing 16 cascading lakes linked by breathtaking waterfalls, all nestled within a striking limestone canyon. Wander along picturesque wooden paths and forest trails, enjoy a serene ferry ride across Lake Kozjak, and marvel at Veliki Slap, Croatia’s tallest waterfall.

Our tour is distinguished by its small-group format, ensuring a personalized and leisurely experience. Travel in a cozy van equipped with complimentary Wi-Fi, snacks, and bottled water, accompanied by a friendly local guide who is both knowledgeable and adaptable. Their personal insights will enrich your understanding of Croatian culture and daily life. Enjoy a day surrounded by nature, beauty, and genuine local interaction.

• Please wear comfortable walking/hiking shoes
• Due to uneven surfaces, this tour is not recommended for those with walking disabilities
• Please note: November 1st through March 31st, the panoramic trains and electric boats do not operate. Tour will be operated on foot during these periods.
• Depending on the weather conditions some parts of the park might be restricted
• Bring your passport
• This tour will still operate in all weather conditions.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.