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This guide will cover a 2 week road trip in Croatia. The guide starts at Rovinj on the Istrian Peninsula and ends in Dubrovnik. It will include how far you are driving each day, where to stop, where to stay, where to eat, things to do in each place, and any other information I feel can be useful to you as a traveler. Road Trip Itinerary Rovinj to Plitvice Lakes: 3 hours Plitvice Lakes to Trojir: 2 hours & 15 minutes Trojir to Split: 45 minutes Split to Korcula (car ferry): 2 hours & 30 minutes Korcula to Orebic (car ferry): 20 minutes A Orebic to Ston: 1 hour Ston to Dubrovnik: 1 hour

In this Croatia itinerary embark on a scenic road trip along the mesmerizing coastline of Croatia, where beauty knows no bounds. Croatia boasts a plethora of stunning attractions waiting to be explored, from picturesque islands and breathtaking coastal roads to awe-inspiring waterfalls like Krka and Plitvice. And if you’re feeling adventurous, don’t miss out on the opportunity to witness the captivating Cetina River spring, a natural wonder that is both stunning to look at and refreshing to swim in. For adrenaline junkies, the southern region of Croatia offers the perfect setting for thrilling activities such as rafting and canyoning. Starting from Rovinj and heading all the way down to Dubrovnik, this road trip will take you on a journey through some of Croatia’s biggest and most iconic islands. And when it’s time to head back, you’ll travel from Dubrovnik all the way up to Plitvice, taking in all the sights and sounds that this beautiful country has to offer. Whether you’re a lover of hiking, swimming, or just enjoying stunning views and cityscapes, this trip promises to offer something special and extraordinary for everyone, including the chance to indulge in some delicious vine tasting along the way. This itinerary doesn't include hotel suggestions, feel free to find the best places to stay for You... Must have on this trip: Hiking shoes, snorkeling mask, water shoes, comfy clothing, sunscreen, hat.

Dubrovnik, often referred to as the "Pearl of the Adriatic," is a stunning coastal city nestled in southern Croatia. Encircled by ancient stone walls, Dubrovnik's UNESCO-listed Old Town exudes timeless charm with its labyrinthine alleys, marble-paved squares, and historic landmarks. This guide includes: - introductory note - places to visit (museums and cultural venues, open squares, beaches and others) - photo spots Get to see more from my travels on my Instagram (@pedralexpereira) and Flickr (flickr.com/photos/pedralexpereira)