Overview of our Croatia Trips for Teens
Croatia is a Central European gem that offers the perfect blend of stunning natural beauty, deep history, and a vibrant, carefree atmosphere ideal for teen travel. Nestled along the Adriatic Sea, this country is a land of more than a thousand islands, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and spectacular coastline—known as the Dalmatian Coast.
You’ll explore ancient walled cities like Dubrovnik (a favorite filming location for Game of Thrones) and Split, where real life is woven into the ruins of a Roman Emperor’s palace. Beyond the history, Croatia is an outdoor playground. Imagine sailing from island to island and hiking to epic waterfalls in its protected National Parks. Communicating is easy, as English is widely spoken in tourist areas, and the local culture is famously warm and relaxed. Get ready for an adventure that feels both laid-back and absolutely epic!
What makes a trip to Croatia with Travel For Teens so special?
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best way to get around Croatia?
We mainly rely on ferries, private transport, and walking. The coastal towns and islands are often best explored on foot. For getting between major cities and islands, we use comfortable, modern ferries for island hopping and private buses for land travel. This means you get scenic travel time without the stress of navigating.
We mainly rely on ferries, private transport, and walking. The coastal towns and islands are often best explored on foot. For getting between major cities and islands, we use comfortable, modern ferries for island hopping and private buses for land travel. This means you get scenic travel time without the stress of navigating.
What is the food like in Croatia?
Croatian cuisine is diverse, and there are plenty of familiar options. Along the coast, you’ll find amazing fresh seafood, but the local food also includes crowd-pleasers like delicious thin-crust pizzas, flavorful grilled meats (like ćevapi), fresh local pastries, and plenty of pasta dishes influenced by neighboring Italy. Our staff also knows the best local, non-touristy spots to find authentic and tasty food.
Croatian cuisine is diverse, and there are plenty of familiar options. Along the coast, you’ll find amazing fresh seafood, but the local food also includes crowd-pleasers like delicious thin-crust pizzas, flavorful grilled meats (like ćevapi), fresh local pastries, and plenty of pasta dishes influenced by neighboring Italy. Our staff also knows the best local, non-touristy spots to find authentic and tasty food.
Do I need to bring Euros or the local currency?
Croatia’s currency is the Euro (€). Since January 2023, Croatia officially adopted the Euro. You can pay with Euros, and most shops, restaurants, and hotels in tourist areas accept credit cards. ATMs are widely available and we’ll teach you the best practices for withdrawals to avoid excessive fees.
Croatia’s currency is the Euro (€). Since January 2023, Croatia officially adopted the Euro. You can pay with Euros, and most shops, restaurants, and hotels in tourist areas accept credit cards. ATMs are widely available and we’ll teach you the best practices for withdrawals to avoid excessive fees.
Authenticity is ingrained in everything we do. Eat, stay, and travel like a local.
Check out what past travelers have to say about our Croatia programs and discover why we are consistently winning awards for Top Youth Travel Organization.
