Solo Female Travel in Croatia

Solo travel experience

Croatia is wonderful. I spend several weeks there in Zagreb, Split, and a village called Jesla on the island Hvar. Absolutely loved it and would love to go back again. Next time I want to get to Dubrovnik, more places on the northern coast, more islands. I also want to see more inland. I was working remotely the whole time I was there so didn't get out and about as much as I'd have liked but found it very peaceful, friendly, and safe.

Couple travel experience

Loved Croatia. We spent several days in Split and then took the ferry to Hvar and Korcula. Spend a night in each and loved both - different vibes at both. We then took Ferry to Dubrovnik. At least 2 cruise ships were docked in Dubrovnik and it was very crowded and touristy but loved going there and walking the wall.

Solo travel experience

I visited Croatia solo for 2 weeks. I started in Split and took a boat to Dubrovnik, then flew to Zagreb and a bus to Pula. I personally love the tourist areas and met lovely people during my stay. I recommend the Blue Cave tour in Split and the old town tour in Dubrovnik. Pula is the prettiest little town with a mini Roman Coliseum!

Solo travel experience

I visited Zagreb, Plitvice Lakes (Konitica) and Split. Split is much like a holiday resort- I found there wasn't a huge amount to do although that was fine with me since I'd worn myself out by that point. I did borrow a bike a toured some of the beaches, and I took a boat tour (Blue cave + 3 islands). I can highly recommend En Route Hostel, right beside a well stocked supermarket, en route has a decent kitchen and community area where I cooked for myself.

Solo travel experience

I travelled to Croatia solo for 10 days, did not drive so just took buses and ferry. Went to Zagreb, Plitvice, Skradin, Sibenik, Split, Hvar, Dubrovnik (in this order). Highlights for me include Plitvice NP, drove quad and tried night SUP from Split, staying in an old tower in Hvar and just wandering around Dubrovnik.

Couple travel experience

We flew to Dubrovnik in September. Stayed in Old Town Hostel and had a private room which was really central. We stayed one night and a day and a half and this was enough. Ferry to Hvar was cheap where we stayed 3 days and then a ferry to Split. I recommend taking a water taxi to islands off of Hvar. We spent £80 to rent a boat and it was our best day, exploring private beaches and stopping at the beach clubs for a drink. Next, we stayed a day in Split, then we took a flixbus to Zadar via Krka. Zadar was really worth it and the cheapest town of the trip (accommodation, food and drink) and loads to see.

Couple travel experience

I spent 9 days in Croatia and broke it up by doing 4 nights in Dubrovnik, 3 nights in Hvar and 2 in Split. It felt like a good way to do it because we flew into Dubrovnik airport then got a bus to the port where we were staying, then got a ferry to Hvar a few days later (about 2 hour journey) and then the same ferry carries on from Hvar to Split (1 hour) so we jumped on the same ferry a few days later, and then flew out of Split. So felt like quite a good route. The only thing I’d add is that Dubrovnik and Hvar really surprised me with how expensive everything was, like £13 for a main was kind of minimum at most places, so we cooked a lot in our Airbnb to save money.

Couple travel experience

We flew in to Zagreb, rented a car and drove to Ljubljana, then Bled (amazing), then to Postosjna caves (so fascinating) and Predjama castle. Then south to Rovinj, Sibenik, Spit, Hvar, Dubrovnik. Loved all of these places and would go back in a heartbeat!

Itinerary: 2 days: Dubrovnik 3 days: Split 2 days: Hvar Safety: I felt very safe the entire time, though I didn’t wander around alone at night. Recommendations: Croatia is such a beautiful place one of the nicest places I have ever been.

Itinerary: 2 days in Zadar 1 day in Krka 3 days in Split 1 day in Hvar Safety: Croatia is safe to visit. Recommendations: Croatia is insanely beautiful and offers both amazing nature and impressive historical cities.

Itinerary: 3 days in Zagreb 1 day at Plitvice Lakes 4 days in Split and the islands 1 day in Krka National Park 5 days in Dubrovnik Safety: Croatia is very safe Everybody is so friendly and it’s so clean - you have nothing to worry about! Recommendations: Croatia is stunning and there's a reason why it gets crowded

Itinerary: 1 night: Pula 1 night: Zadar 3 nights: Split 1 day: Plitvice Lakes 2 nights: Hvar 1 day: Brac 2 nights: Dubrovnik Safety: Its extremely safe, nothing bad happened to me. Recommendations: Croatia is a great country to visit

Itinerary: 2 days: Dubrovnik 1 day: Hvar 2 days: Split 1 day: Krka & Cetina 1 day: Plitvice Safety: I felt really safe in Croatia as a solo traveler, but trust your gut feeling! Recommendations: Croatia is a very unique country in it's own way.

Itinerary: 2 days in Split 2 days in Dubrovnik 2 days in Hvar 1 day in Krka Safety: Croatia is an incredibly welcoming country and I felt no worries about my personal safety. Recommendations: Croatia is a beautiful country with a rich history and culture.

Couple travel experience

We were obsessed with the island Brač!! Dubrovnik was lovely, and we also loved Rovijn & Zagreb. Brač—Monastery beach, rent a scooter and scoot around the island, there was great hiking here, the restaurant ranc was epic Dubrovnik—walk the wall, lorkum island was fun, mea culpa for a meal, wander the city Rovijn—so romantic and quaint, rent bikes!! Zagreb—wander! Also so many fun places to eat! We hiked Krka and Paklenica national park both of which I would recommend. Paklencia is also known for rock climbing. Flew into Dubrovnik and road tripped.