So, you’ve decided to visit Croatia for two weeks? Excellent choice. Between the medieval towns, dazzling beaches, and the kind of sunsets that make you question your entire life plan, Croatia is basically a romance novel waiting to happen. Whether you’re here for a honeymoon, a dreamy couples’ escape, or just a well-earned two weeks of Adriatic bliss, this itinerary has everything—stunning landscapes, local wines, and just enough adventure to balance out all that relaxation.

Day 1-3: Dubrovnik – The Pearl of the Adriatic

Start your trip in Dubrovnik, a city so beautiful that even HBO couldn’t resist filming here (hello, Game of Thrones).

Top Experiences:

• Walk the city walls – Get your steps in while soaking up panoramic views of the old town and shimmering sea.

• Sunset drinks at Buza Bar – A literal hole-in-the-wall bar perched on the cliffs. No bad seats here.

• Take a day trip to Lokrum Island – Peacocks, botanical gardens, and zero crowds. Also, an Iron Throne replica for the GoT fans.

• Dinner at 360 Restaurant – Michelin-starred, ultra-romantic, and worth every kuna.

Where to Stay:

• Luxury: Villa Dubrovnik – Private terraces, sea views, and a speedboat shuttle to the old town.

• Boutique: St. Joseph’s Boutique Hotel – A charming 16th-century townhouse in the heart of the city.

Day 4-6: Korčula – Wine, Beaches & Marco Polo

Hop on a ferry to Korčula, the island allegedly home to Marco Polo. (There’s no proof, but let’s roll with it.)

Top Experiences:

• Wine tasting at Bire Winery – Try Grk, the local white wine. It’s rare and impossible to pronounce correctly.

• Kayak around the archipelago – Find a hidden beach and claim it as your own.

• Explore Old Town – A quieter, mini version of Dubrovnik with equally magical alleys.

• Dinner at LD Restaurant – Seaside fine dining at its best.

Where to Stay:

• Luxury: Lesic Dimitri Palace – A five-star hideaway with suites inspired by Marco Polo’s travels.

• Charming: Aminess Korčula Heritage Hotel – Classic elegance with waterfront views.

Day 7-9: Hvar – Chic Island Living

Hvar is where yachts, lavender fields, and rooftop bars collide in the most glorious way.

Top Experiences:

• Visit the Pakleni Islands – Take a boat out and find your own secret cove.

• Wine tasting at Duboković Winery – The candlelit cellar makes everything taste even better.

• Hike to Fortica Fortress – Sunset views over Hvar Town = chef’s kiss.

• Dinner at Gariful – Fresh seafood with front-row seats to the harbor.

Where to Stay:

• Luxury: Palace Elisabeth – A historic palace with serious elegance.

• Trendy: Adriana Hvar Spa Hotel – A rooftop pool and spa with dreamy sea views.

Day 10-12: Split & Krka National Park – Waterfalls & Old Town Vibes

Time to swap island life for a bit of history and nature. Split is a bustling city built inside a Roman emperor’s palace (because why not?).

Top Experiences:

• Explore Diocletian’s Palace – The heart of Split, where you can sip a coffee inside a 1,700-year-old structure.

• Krka National Park – Waterfalls you can actually swim in. Enough said.

• Marjan Hill sunset hike – The views make the uphill walk totally worth it.

• Dinner at Dvor – A seaside terrace, excellent food, and a relaxed atmosphere.

Where to Stay:

• Luxury: Hotel Park Split – A five-star beauty near the beach.

• Boutique: Heritage Hotel Santa Lucia – Charming and central.

Day 13-14: Rovinj – A Storybook Ending

Finish your trip in Rovinj, the most romantic town in Croatia (and that’s saying something). With its pastel buildings, Venetian vibes, and cobblestone streets, it’s pure magic.

Top Experiences:

• Climb the bell tower at St. Euphemia Church – Best views in town.

• Take a boat ride at sunset – The golden light on Rovinj’s skyline is unreal.

• Explore the artsy streets – It’s like a living postcard.

• Dinner at Monte – Croatia’s first Michelin-starred restaurant, because you deserve it.

Where to Stay:

• Luxury: Hotel Adriatic – Stylish, intimate, and right on the waterfront.

• Charming: Spirito Santo Palazzo Storico – A beautifully restored historic building.

Final Thoughts

Two weeks in Croatia will leave you sun-kissed, well-fed, and slightly obsessed with the idea of moving to a seaside village forever. Whether you’re sipping wine in a centuries-old cellar, wandering through medieval streets, or sailing to hidden coves, every day here is a love story waiting to be told. So, pack your best linen outfits, prepare for a lot of gelato, and get ready to fall head over heels for Croatia.

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