Dubrovnik old city — Croatia
Land at Dubrovnik Airport. Transfer to old town hotel. Evening Stradun promenade and fresh Adriatic seafood dinner.
Croatia has transformed from a hidden Adriatic secret into one of Europe's most captivating destinations — and for good reason. Dubrovnik, the 'Pearl of the Adriatic', is one of the world's most perfectly preserved medieval cities: orange-roofed stone buildings enclosed by massive 13th-century walls above a sea of impossible blue-green clarity, internationally famous as the filming location for Kings Landing in Game of Thrones.
Beyond Dubrovnik, Croatia continues to astonish: Plitvice Lakes National Park, where 16 terraced lakes in iridescent turquoise cascade into each other through ancient forests, is simply one of Europe's most magical natural wonders. And the Dalmatian islands — particularly Hvar, BraÄ and KorÄula — offer the Mediterranean beach lifestyle at its most pure. EternalMiles Croatia packages from India cover the full Dalmatian coast circuit.
Land at Dubrovnik Airport. Transfer to old town hotel. Evening Stradun promenade and fresh Adriatic seafood dinner.
Morning city walls walk — complete 2km circuit with sea views. Afternoon Fort Lovrijenac and Rector's Palace. Game of Thrones locations.
Cable car to Mount Srđ for panoramic views. Afternoon boat trip to Lokrum island. Evening sunset swim in secret coves.
Scenic coastal drive to Split. Afternoon Diocletian Palace — still a functioning city inside a Roman palace. Evening Riva waterfront promenade.
Full-day tour to Plitvice Lakes National Park — wooden boardwalk above 16 turquoise cascading lakes in ancient forest.
Morning Split market and Cathedral of Saint Domnius. Afternoon catamaran to Hvar island. Evening lavender town square.
Morning Hvar Fortress. Afternoon Pakleni islands beach by water taxi. Sunset cocktails at a cliffside bar.
Ferry back to Split. Transfer to Split Airport for return flight to Delhi.
3★ / 4★ Boutique Stone Hotels
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Highlighted months offer the best weather for Croatia. Peak season ensures all attractions are open and running.
May–June and September–October: warm, uncrowded (compared to summer) and excellent for island hopping.
