Our drivers take guests to both parks every week from spring through autumn — Krka from Split, Zadar and Šibenik, Plitvice from Zagreb and Zadar. The question we hear in the car more than any other is the one in the title. Most guests assume the parks are similar...
Brač is the third-biggest Croatian island, the closest to Split, and the cheapest summer base on the Dalmatian coast that still has serious beaches. We drop guests at Split ferry port for Brač constantly — Supetar most weeks, Bol on day trips, occasionally Sumartin...
We drive guests from Dubrovnik to Trebinje most weeks of the year — for day trips, wine tastings at Tvrdoš monastery, and as part of longer routes into Bosnia. It's one of the most useful day trips out of Dubrovnik that almost no first-time visitor knows about. This...
Grožnjan is rarely a destination on its own — most guests stop here as part of an Istrian loop that also covers Motovun, Buje or a winery in Momjan. But it adds something specific to a trip that the bigger Istrian towns don't: quiet stone streets, working artists in...
Umag is the Istrian town visitors skip — they fly into Pula or Zagreb, stop further south at Rovinj or Poreč, and never make it to the Italian-border edge of the peninsula. That's a mistake. The ATP Croatia Open in July, the inland wineries, and the easy crossing to...
Most travellers see Trogir from a moving car without knowing it — Split airport is 7 km from the old town and almost every transfer from the airport passes within sight of the cathedral bell tower. "Is this Split? Already?" is the most common question we get from the...
We drive guests to Split ferry port for Hvar most days from May through September, and we hear the same questions in the car: which ferry, where to stay, what's actually worth seeing once you arrive. After enough trips back and forth, we've ended up with answers we...
Omiš is the most reliable adventure-day destination on the Dalmatian coast — a half-hour drive south of Split, a cluster of activities that actually deliver, and an old town worth a couple of hours after the rafting or zipline. We drive guests down here multiple times...
We drive guests to Pag from Zadar, Rijeka, and the airports throughout the year. The questions in the car split clearly by age — under 30 it's "how do I get to Zrće?", over 40 it's "where do I find good Paški sir?". Both are valid trips and both deserve real answers....
We get this question on the phone every week: "Why should I book you instead of just grabbing a taxi when I land?" It's a fair question and the answer depends on what kind of trip you're actually taking. We've been driving guests around Croatia long enough to know...
