Family Vacations in Croatia

How active are Croatia family tours?
Each trip is graded Relaxed or Moderate. Relaxed tours have slower mornings and more free time to explore at your own pace. Moderate tours include more structured activities but still build in a good amount of downtime.

What’s the typical age of children on tour?
The minimum age is seven. The average age of children is around 12 on the Dubrovnik and Islands Adventure and 13 on the Croatian Active Adventure. Groups vary and we can often match you with families who have children close in age to yours.

How many families travel together?
Each group usually has three to five families. It’s enough for kids to make friends and play, while parents get to enjoy socializing and sharing their experiences with fellow travelers.

What kind of accommodations are included?
On the Croatian Active Adventure, families stay in comfortable hotels with daily swimming access at either pools or nearby beaches. On the Dubrovnik and Islands Adventure, you’ll stay in a family-run guesthouse on Lopud, steps from the sea.

What is the food like on a Croatia family vacation?
Croatian cuisine is simple, fresh and Mediterranean at its core. Fish from the Adriatic, local meats and seasonal vegetables are cooked on wood grills or slowly roasted under clay lids, then finished with olive oil.

Italian and Greek influences show up in pastas, stews and tomato-based sauces, while specialties like black risotto made with cuttlefish ink add something unique. Whether you’re along the Dalmatian coast, in Istria or in Zagreb, meals are hearty and traditional.