Discover the enchanting beauty of Istria, Opatija, and Hum with a unique private tour from Zagreb. This full-day excursion whisks you away to explore the region’s medieval charm, elegant architecture, and local cuisine. With convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off, private air-conditioned transportation, and a dedicated tour manager, you’ll learn about the rich culture and history of this stunning destination. But the real magic lies in the experiences that await – from wandering the world’s smallest town to indulging in local wines. Get ready to uncover the hidden gems that make this region truly special.
Key Points
- A private, full-day excursion from Zagreb to explore the highlights of Istria, Opatija, and Hum, including the smallest town in the world.
- Priced at €185.96 per person, with flexible cancellation and "reserve now, pay later" options.
- Includes air-conditioned transportation, hotel pick-up and drop-off, entrance fees, complimentary refreshments, and a provided lunch.
- Rated 5.0 based on customer reviews, ensuring a high-quality, hassle-free experience.
- Opportunity to immerse in the local culture, cuisine, and natural beauty of the Istrian Peninsula.
Tour Overview
This unique private tour from Zagreb takes visitors on a full-day excursion to the scenic regions of Istria, Opatija, and Hum. Priced from €185.96 per person, the tour’s duration is flexible based on group size.
With a 5.0 rating from 1 review, the experience includes an air-conditioned vehicle, private transportation, hotel pick-up and drop-off, and a dedicated tour manager.
Entrance fees to the Croatian National Museum and the Museum of Hum are covered, along with complimentary coffee/tea and a provided lunch.
The tour starts at 8:30 am, with the meeting point at the north side of Park Zrinjevac and an alternative at the Meteorological Post.
You can also read our reviews of more tours and experiences in Zagreb.
Inclusions
The private tour from Zagreb includes an air-conditioned vehicle and private transportation throughout the day.
Travelers will enjoy hotel pick-up and drop-off, along with the guidance of a knowledgeable tour manager.
The tour also provides entrance tickets to two museums – the Croatian National Museum and the Museum of Hum – ensuring a comprehensive cultural experience.
Complimentary coffee or tea will be served, and a lunch is included in the package.
This offers convenience and value for participants, allowing them to fully enjoy the sights and history of Istria, Opatija, and Hum without worrying about logistical details.
Meeting and Pickup
Travelers can meet the tour guide on the north side of Park Zrinjevac, where they’ll look for someone in a white shirt.
Alternatively, they can meet at the Meteorological Post, also located in Zrinjevac.
The tour will end at the original meeting point.
The tour starts promptly at 8:30 am, and travelers will receive confirmation within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability.
This tour isn’t wheelchair accessible but is located near public transportation.
Infants must sit on laps, and no serious medical conditions are required to participate.
Tour Details
The tour starts promptly at 8:30 am and travelers will receive confirmation within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability.
It’s not wheelchair accessible, but it’s near public transportation. Infants can attend, as they’ll have to sit on laps, and no serious medical conditions are required.
The tour covers Croatian National Museum and The Museum of Hum, with entrance fees included. Complimentary coffee or tea and a lunch are provided.
The tour ends at the original meeting point on the north side of Park Zrinjevac, where travelers can look for a guide in a white shirt. Alternatively, the meeting point is the Meteorological Post in Zrinjevac.
Exploring Istria
On this unique private tour, guests explore the stunning region of Istria, known for its picturesque countryside, charming coastal towns, and rich cultural heritage.
The tour visits several highlights in Istria, including:
- The medieval town of Hum, considered the "smallest town in the world"
- The seaside resort town of Opatija, with its elegant Habsburg-era architecture
- The Istrian Peninsula, famous for its olive oil, truffles, and Malvasia wine
- The historic city of Pula, home to a well-preserved Roman amphitheater
Throughout the day, guests will have the opportunity to enjoy the local culture, sample delicious regional cuisine, and gain a deeper appreciation for the unique charms of this picturesque region.
Discovering Opatija
After exploring the charming medieval town of Hum, the tour makes its way to the seaside resort of Opatija.
This elegant town boasts a rich history and stunning coastline along the Adriatic Sea. Visitors can stroll along the famous Lungomare promenade, taking in the stunning architecture and beautiful seaside vistas.
The tour includes a visit to the Croatian National Museum, providing insight into the region’s cultural heritage.
With its mild climate, Opatija is a popular destination year-round, offering visitors a chance to relax and soak up the Mediterranean atmosphere.
The tour then returns to Zagreb, concluding an immersive day of discovering Istria and the Kvarner Gulf.
Visiting Hum
Continuing the tour, the group makes its way to the charming medieval town of Hum. Known as the "Smallest Town in the World", Hum is a picturesque hilltop settlement with a rich history and cultural heritage.
Visitors can:
- Explore the town’s narrow streets and marvel at its well-preserved architecture, including the Romanesque St. Jerome’s Church.
- Visit the Museum of Hum, which offers insights into the town’s history and traditional way of life.
- Indulge in local delicacies, such as the famous Istrian truffles, at one of the town’s cozy eateries.
- Hike up to the town’s viewpoint for panoramic vistas of the surrounding Istrian countryside.
The tour offers a unique opportunity to experience the charm and authenticity of this picturesque Istrian gem.
Cancellation Policy
The tour operator offers a flexible cancellation policy, allowing free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts. This gives customers peace of mind in case their plans change unexpectedly.
The "reserve now, pay later" option is also available, making it easier to book the tour. With these customer-friendly policies, travelers can feel confident in securing their spot on this unique private tour from Zagreb to Istria, Opatija, and Hum.
The tour’s high rating of 5.0 based on previous reviews further demonstrates the operator’s commitment to providing a top-notch experience for all participants.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?
Clients can bring their own food and drinks on the tour, but the tour includes a complimentary coffee or tea and a provided lunch. Bringing additional snacks or beverages is permitted, though not required.
Is There a Limit on the Number of Participants?
The tour appears to have a variable group size, but does not specify a limit. The price per person is based on the group size, so the larger the group, the lower the individual cost.
Do I Need a Passport or ID to Join the Tour?
Guests don’t need a passport or ID to join the tour, as it’s a private tour within Croatia. However, travelers should carry valid identification documents with them for any activities outside the tour.
Is There Wi-Fi Available in the Vehicle During the Tour?
No, there is no mention of WiFi being available in the vehicle during the tour. The tour details only state that an air-conditioned vehicle and private transportation are provided, without any information about onboard WiFi connectivity.
Can I Make Stops Along the Way for Personal Reasons?
The tour provides private transportation, so guests can make stops along the way for personal reasons. However, the itinerary and timing may need to be adjusted to accommodate any additional stops, so it’s best to discuss this with the tour manager in advance.
The Sum Up
This private tour from Zagreb provides an enchanting exploration of Istria, Opatija, and Hum. With convenient transportation, local cuisine, and expert guidance, travelers can enjoy the region’s medieval charm, elegant architecture, and rich culture. The inclusive package ensures a seamless and memorable experience, making it an ideal choice for those seeking to discover the hidden gems of this stunning Croatian destination.
More Private Tours in Zagreb
- From Zagreb: Plitvice Lakes & Rastoke Village Private Tour
- Zagreb: Explore with an Art Historian Private Walking Tour
- From Zagreb to Split: Private Tour with Plitvice Lakes Visit
- From Zagreb: Private Day Trip to Plitvice Lakes & Rastoke
- Big Zagreb Private Walking Tour
- Istria in One Day: Private Tour with Wine & Oil Tasting
More Tours in Zagreb
- Zagreb: City and WWII Tunnels Walking Tour
- From Zagreb: Plitvice Lakes & Rastoke Village Private Tour
- Zagreb: Explore with an Art Historian Private Walking Tour
- From Zagreb to Split: Private Tour with Plitvice Lakes Visit
- Zagreb: Science Tours – Hunters of the Past
- Zagreb: 2-Hour Walking Tour, Polish Speaking Guide
More Tour Reviews in Zagreb
- Zagreb: City and WWII Tunnels Walking Tour
- From Zagreb: Plitvice Lakes & Rastoke Village Private Tour
- Zagreb: Suminagashi Water Painting Workshop
- Zagreb: Cravaticum – Museum of The Cravat Entry Ticket
- Zagreb: Explore with an Art Historian Private Walking Tour
- From Zagreb to Split: Private Tour with Plitvice Lakes Visit
Not for you? Here's more nearby things to do in Zagreb we have reviewed
- Zagreb: City and WWII Tunnels Walking Tour
- From Zagreb: Plitvice Lakes & Rastoke Village Private Tour
- Zagreb: Suminagashi Water Painting Workshop
- Zagreb: Cravaticum – Museum of The Cravat Entry Ticket
- Zagreb: Explore with an Art Historian Private Walking Tour
- From Zagreb to Split: Private Tour with Plitvice Lakes Visit
- Zagreb: Science Tours – Hunters of the Past
- Zagreb: 2-Hour Walking Tour, Polish Speaking Guide
- Zagreb: Upper and Lower Towns Guided Tour by Electric Ford
- Zadar, ibenik: Olive Mill Tour, Tasting, Self Drive
- From Zagreb: WWII and Jasenovac Concentration Camp Day Tour
- Zagreb: Communism and Croatian Homeland War Tour