City of Zagreb, Croatia’s capital, is a charming mix of history and modern life. Explore its picturesque streets, where you’ll find beautiful Austro-Hungarian architecture, vibrant cafes, first class restaurants and historical landmarks like St. Mark’s Church and the Zagreb Cathedral. Stroll through lively Ban Jelačić Square, enjoy the greenery of Zrinjevac Park, Bundek or Jarun Lake and visit Dolac Market for fresh local produce. And Don't forget visit beautiful top of Medvednica mountain, the view is stunning. With its rich culture, lively atmosphere, and welcoming locals, Zagreb offers an unforgettable experience for any traveler.

A Perfect short trip from Zagreb! Sljeme, the peak of Medvednica Mountain (1,033 m), is one of citys’s best nature getaways with breathtaking view of Zagreb. On clear days, you can even see as far as Slovenia and the Alps. At sunset or nighttime, when the city lights come on, the view becomes truly magical. One of the most unforgettable things about Sljeme is the incredible panoramic view of Zagreb during the ride in the cable car reopened in 2022. The ride takes about 15-20 minutes and offers amazing views over the forest and the city. 

Trakošćan Castle is a beautiful and well-preserved 13th-century castle in northern Croatia. Castle is renovated it in the 19th century in the Neo-Gothic style, adding a romantic park and lake. Today, it's a museum showcasing the life of Croatian nobility with well-preserved interiors, furniture, paintings, and weapons. It's a popular tourist destination known for its picturesque setting and historical significance. Trakošćan Castle is a relatively easy day trip from Zagreb, sothe journey typically takes only around 1 hour and 10 to 15 minutes, depending on traffic conditions.

Varaždin is a charming baroque city in northwestern Croatia, known for its well-preserved architecture, vibrant cultural scene, and as a former capital of Croatia in the 18th century. It's often called "Little Vienna" due to its elegant buildings and atmosphere.

Varaždin is located northeast of Zagreb and drive by car usually takes around one hour.

The Sanctuary of Marija Bistrica is Croatia's most famous Marian shrine. One of the most interesting aspects of the Sanctuary of Marija Bistrica is the miraculous Black Madonna statue, a late Gothic wooden sculpture from the 15th century. Legend says it was hidden multiple times to protect it from the Ottoman invasions, even more remarkably, during a large fire that destroyed the church in the late 19th century, the Black Madonna and the main altar remained completely untouched by the flames, further strengthening its revered status. The Sanctuary of Marija Bistrica is about a 45-minute drive from the center of Zagreb so it an easy day trip.

Plitvice Lakes National Park is a breathtaking natural wonder in Croatia, famous for its 16 interconnected turquoise lakes and stunning waterfalls cascading through lush forests. It's a UNESCO World Heritage site offering incredible hiking trails .On the way to Plitvice Lakes if you are traveling from Zagreb it's a popular and worthwhile detour or stop-off point Rastoke. Rastoke is a charming and picturesque village in Croatia, often called "Little Plitvice" . The drive from Zagreb typically takes around 2 hour and 15 minutes to 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Rovinj is a stunning coastal town on the Istrian peninsula in Croatia, often called "Little Venice" due to its picturesque cluster of colorful houses tightly packed on a peninsula, surrounded by the Adriatic Sea. Its charming Old Town features narrow, winding cobblestone streets leading up to the impressive Church of St. Euphemia, which offers panoramic views.The drive from Zagreb usually takes around 3 hours.

Zadar is a vibrant city on Croatia's Dalmatian coast with a rich history stretching back thousands of years. It's charming old town on a peninsula, surrounded by historic walls and the beautiful Adriatic Sea. It boasts a unique blend of ancient Roman ruins, medieval churches, and modern attractions like the mesmerizing Sea Organand the stunning light installation Greeting to the Sun. The travel time from Zagreb to Zadar is approximately 3 hours.

Šibenik is a historic city on Croatia's Adriatic coast, renowned for its stunning St. James Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site built entirely of stone without the use of mortar or wood. The city's charming Old Town winds uphill from the sea, featuring narrow cobblestone streets, medieval fortresses offering panoramic views, and a picturesque harbor. The travel time from Zagreb to Šibenik is approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes.

Split is Croatia's second-largest city, a vibrant hub on the Dalmatian coast famous for the Diocletian's Palace, a remarkably preserved ancient Roman palace that forms the heart of the Old Town. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a living, breathing monument, with shops, restaurants, and homes nestled within its ancient walls. Split offers a lively waterfront promenade (Riva), beautiful beaches, and serves as a major transportation hub for exploring the Dalmatian islands and to visit from Zagreb is about 4 hours of drive.

Please note that a 30% discount on the return transfer price may be applicable if the round trip to the specified destination is completed within the same day (constituting a day trip).

However, this discounted rate is contingent upon the inclusion of a waiting fee, which will be charged at a rate of price per hour for the duration the driver is required to wait at the destination.

The total price for the return transfer (NO airport transfer) with the day trip discount will be calculated by taking the regular return transfer price, applying the 30% discount, and then adding the cost of the waiting time based on the hourly rate and the total waiting duration.

Please confirm the exact waiting time required at the destination when booking to receive an accurate final quote.