HIKING TOUR | 8 days | from 1.020€ | Explore Croatian National Parks and discover masterpieces of nature in Inland Croatia. Fun-filled family holiday.

Croatia boasts remarkably diverse landscapes, from the magnificent natural phenomena of Plitvice Lakes and Krka Waterfalls to the awe‑inspiring and massive Velebit mountains. A wide variety of wildlife habitats — from dense forests and clear lakes to winding rivers and rugged mountain ranges — awaits your exploration.

This unique hiking tour is designed to showcase the breathtaking natural highlights of inland Croatia, including five national parks and their surrounding landscapes: Risnjak, Plitvice Lakes, Northern Velebit, Paklenica, and Krka Waterfalls.

The tour itself is an easy-to-moderate hiking tour accompanied by an experienced licensed guide.

During the tour, our stopovers will take us through the lush surroundings of the Mrežnica, Kupa, and Krka rivers, known for their many rapids and waterfalls.

Price information & additional costs:

• All prices are per person.
• Minimum occupancy per room: 2 persons.
• The tour price is based on a minimum of eight (8) and a maximum of sixteen (16) participants in a group.
• Individual guests can join an existing group.
• Definite departure will be confirmed to participants by e-mail.

Additional costs:

• Arrival transfer after 6 pm (Central European time): 30 € /transfer
• Single-use supplement: 20%

INCLUDED IN THE PRICE:

• Experienced local English-speaking guide and assistance.
• 7 nights accommodation (sometimes two rooms share one bathroom).
• Meals: 7x breakfast, 1x lunch and 4x dinner (as noted in the itinerary).
• Use of hiking poles (with advanced notice).
• 5 days of organized activities.
• National Parks entrance fees.
• Local taxes and river permits.
• Saturday arrival transfer from Zagreb airport/meeting point.
• Saturday departure transfers to Split airport.
• Ground transportation.
• Basic insurance and costs for the organization and realization of travel.

Note* Arrival and departure transfers: several group transfers between airport and destination depending on arrival/departure time.

NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE  /  Additional costs:

• International airfare to/from Croatia.
• Drinks and meals not indicated in the itinerary.
• Optional excursions on a free day. Approx. 40 – 70 € per person (based on a min. of 4 participants).
• Tips and other personal expenses.
• Additional health insurance and cancellation insurance, which can be arranged by email to info@inlandia.com
• All other expenses not covered by the programme.

Remarks:

• Maximum number of participants: 16 guests per group. Larger groups upon request.
• Minimum age: 12 years if accompanied by an adult.
• Accommodation type: rooms in family-run hotels and private guesthouses. Each house in Korana Village has 2-4 bedrooms, and sometimes two rooms share one bathroom.
• Sharing a twin room with another person is possible in case there are other guests interested in sharing.
• Arrival and departure transfers: Several group transfers will be organized throughout the day depending on group arrival times from the Zagreb meeting point and Zagreb airport. Waiting time may take up to 3 hours. Arrivals after 6 pm may be subject to a surcharge of 30 EUR per person. If flying out of Zagreb please do not book a departure flight before 1 pm due to the long driving time from the accommodation
• Optional excursions can be booked on the spot and are dependable on suitable weather conditions. The price is payable on-site.

You need to bring:

Sturdy hiking shoes, sunglasses, sun cream, water, appropriate spare clothes in accordance to the weather conditions (fleece/jumper, rain gear), camera.

Please inform us in advance (at the time of your booking, by e-mail) should you require hiking poles.

• Explore Risnjak National Park over the Kvarner Bay
• Enjoy the natural beauties of Plitvice Lakes
• Discover the magnificent wilderness of Velebit Mountain
• Experience impressive Krka waterfalls

1. Risnjak National Park is located in the heart of Gorski Kotar, 15 km from the Adriatic Coast and in the vicinity of the City of Rijeka. The park spans 64 km² and encompasses the Risnjak and Snježnik massifs, as well as the source region of the Kupa River. The highest point of the park is Veliki Risnjak (1.528 m), which offers breathtaking views of the Kvarner Bay, Istria and the Julian Alps in neighbouring Slovenia. The lowest point is the area around the source of the Kupa River (313 m). The summers are pleasantly warm with an average temperature of up to 22°C; springs and autumns are rainy, and the winter is long and snowy with an average snow depth of between 122 and 448 cm.

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2. Plitvice Lakes National Parkis a misty natural wonderland. A spectacular chain of turquoise lakes linked together with cascading falls and travertine pools. Plitvice Lakes is one of the oldest national parks in Southeast Europe and the largest in Croatia.
   It has been proclaimed a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site, due to its exquisite series of 16 emerald green and opal blue travertine lakes, more than 90 waterfalls and numerous caves. The lakes are surrounded by beech and pine forests and are home to a vibrant world of wildlife. The Plitvice Lakes National Park is one of the most beautiful natural sights in Europe.

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3. Velebit Mountain Nature Park is one of the wildest parks in this part of Europe. The vast and majestic Velebit Mountains stretch along much of the coast, offering a true alpine atmosphere. Owing to their exceptional natural value and vital role in preserving global biodiversity, Velebit Nature Park has been included in UNESCO’s network of international biosphere reserves. It offers visitors a spectacular panorama of the Northern Adriatic Sea and its numerous islands. There are many historical roads and well-marked hiking trails. The park has 2 national parks: Northern Velebit and Paklenica. The must-see places in Northern Velebit National Park are the Zavižan Botanical Garden (with an elevation of 1.645 m), and the mountain ranges Hajdučki and Rožanski Kukovi. Paklenica Canyon, located within Paklenica National Park, is a renowned destination for hiking, trekking, and rock climbing.
   

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4. National Park Krka is a monument of nature of the highest category, protected as a part of the world's natural and cultural-historical heritage. The travertine cascades of the Krka River form seven magnificent waterfalls — including Skradinski Buk, the highest and most beautiful in Croatia — as well as ten lakes and a single lake spring. The wildlife here is quite rich, with as many as ten endemic fish species inhabiting the area. There are 225 bird species in the area. too, making the Krka River an ornithological area of extraordinary value. There are also six medieval fortresses and the ruins of two large ancient cities.