Split/Trogir to Zagreb: Private Transfer With Plitvice Lakes

Traveling from Split or Trogir to Zagreb can be a scenic and enriching experience with a private transfer that includes a stop at Plitvice Lakes National Park. This 11-hour journey offers a guided tour of the park’s stunning natural beauty, complete with a boat ride on Lake Kozjak. Priced affordably for up to four passengers, the transfer provides comfortable transportation and flexibility, making it an appealing option for those seeking a hassle-free way to explore Croatia’s renowned natural wonders along the way.

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Key Points

Private transfer from Split/Trogir to Zagreb, including a stop at the scenic Plitvice Lakes National Park, for a total journey time of approximately 11 hours.
Priced from $1,035.89 per group (up to 4 people), with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and a reserve now, pay later option.
Includes a 3-hour guided tour of Plitvice Lakes, featuring 16 lakes, over 90 waterfalls, a boat ride on Lake Kozjak, and a panoramic train ride.
Private air-conditioned transportation with an English-speaking driver, baggage handling, admission fees, and insurance coverage.
Overall positive customer feedback, with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 based on 3 reviews.

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Overview and Pricing

The private transfer from Split/Trogir to Zagreb includes a stop at the stunning Plitvice Lakes National Park.

Priced from $1,035.89 per group (up to 4 people), this 11-hour journey offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. Customers can take advantage of the reserve now and pay later option.

The transfer includes pickup from hotels in Split, Trogir, or agreed meeting points, and drop-off in Zagreb.

Baggage handling, admission to Plitvice National Park, an English-speaking driver, and VAT and insurance are all included.

Meals, drinks, personal expenses, and tips are excluded.

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Itinerary and Experience

This private transfer from Split/Trogir to Zagreb begins with pickup from hotels in the departure cities or agreed meeting points. The drive to Plitvice Lakes takes approximately 2 hours. Once there, guests enjoy a 3-hour guided tour, taking in the 16 lakes and over 90 waterfalls. The experience includes a boat ride on Lake Kozjak and a panoramic train ride. After the tour, there’s an option for a local restaurant lunch before continuing the transfer to the final destination of Zagreb.

| Experience | Duration |

| — | — |

| Pickup | – |

| Drive to Plitvice Lakes | 2 hours |

| Guided Tour | 3 hours |

| Boat Ride | Included |

| Panoramic Train | Included |

| Lunch (optional) | – |

| Drop-off in Zagreb | – |

Transportation and Inclusions

Private transfer in an air-conditioned vehicle transports guests from their hotels or agreed meeting points.

The package includes:

The package includes English-speaking driver, baggage handling, admission to Plitvice National Park, tour guide, and boat ride on Lake Kozjak.

English-speaking driver for the duration of the trip
Baggage handling and admission to Plitvice National Park
Tour guide and short boat ride on Lake Kozjak
VAT and insurance coverage

The transfer excludes meals, drinks, personal expenses, and tips.

Guests are advised to wear comfortable shoes for walking and bring water and snacks.

Boat rides may be unavailable in winter when the lakes are frozen.

Highlights of Plitvice Lakes National Park

When visiting Plitvice Lakes National Park, guests can expect to witness a stunning natural wonder – a series of 16 terraced lakes connected by a network of cascading waterfalls.

During the private transfer, travelers will have the opportunity to explore the park’s beautiful landscapes. Highlights include a boat ride across Lake Kozjak and a panoramic train ride, allowing visitors to take in the park’s breathtaking vistas from multiple perspectives.

With over 90 waterfalls, the park offers an immersive experience in Croatia’s natural beauty. Comfortable shoes are recommended to fully enjoy the park’s extensive walking trails.

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Practical Considerations

Though the private transfer from Split/Trogir to Zagreb with a stop at Plitvice Lakes offers a convenient and immersive experience, there are a few practical considerations travelers should keep in mind.

Comfortable, sturdy shoes are recommended for navigating the park’s trails and uneven terrain.

Bringing water and snacks is advisable, as the tour’s duration may not allow for extensive meal breaks.

Plus, travelers should prepare for unpredictable weather, especially during spring and autumn, by packing an umbrella or rain jacket.

These simple preparations can help ensure a seamless and enjoyable journey through Croatia’s stunning natural landscapes.

Wear comfortable, sturdy shoes
Bring water and snacks
Pack for unpredictable weather

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Customer Feedback and Ratings

Customers who’ve experienced the private transfer from Split/Trogir to Zagreb with a stop at Plitvice Lakes have generally provided positive feedback.

Customers have generally provided positive feedback on the private transfer from Split/Trogir to Zagreb with a stop at Plitvice Lakes.

The overall rating stands at 4.7 out of 5 based on 3 reviews. Travelers have praised the knowledgeable drivers and engaging guides, highlighting the enjoyable experience.

However, some have suggested considering group size for better cost performance and comfort.

While the majority of the feedback is positive, a few have noted discrepancies in the drop-off location.

Booking and Reservation Details

How does one go about booking and reserving this private transfer service from Split/Trogir to Zagreb with a stop at Plitvice Lakes?

The booking process is straightforward. Travelers can reserve the transfer online or with a phone call.

They’ll need to provide their pickup location, number of passengers, and desired travel dates. A deposit may be required to secure the reservation, with the balance payable later.

Customers have the flexibility to pay now or later, and can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Reserve online or over the phone
Payment options: deposit or pay later
Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Vehicle Suitable for Passengers With Limited Mobility?

The vehicle is suitable for passengers with limited mobility, as it is an air-conditioned private transfer that includes baggage handling. However, the tour involves walking at Plitvice Lakes, so individuals with mobility issues may require additional assistance.

Can the Pickup and Drop-Off Locations Be Customized?

Yes, the pickup and drop-off locations can be customized for this private transfer service. Travelers can arrange to be picked up and dropped off at their desired locations within the defined areas, providing flexibility in their travel plans.

Are Car Seats Available for Children?

Yes, child car seats are available upon request for this private transfer service. Travelers can arrange for the appropriate car seat type when booking to ensure a safe and comfortable ride for children.

Can I Make Additional Stops Along the Way?

Yes, you can make additional stops along the way. The private transfer service offers flexibility to customize the itinerary, though additional stops may incur extra costs. It’s best to discuss your preferences with the service provider.

How Flexible Is the Itinerary in Case of Unexpected Delays?

The itinerary is flexible, allowing for unexpected delays. The driver will adjust the schedule as needed, ensuring you still get to see the key highlights at Plitvice Lakes without missing your final drop-off in Zagreb.

The Sum Up

This private transfer from Split or Trogir to Zagreb offers a seamless and scenic journey. Travelers can experience the breathtaking Plitvice Lakes National Park, with a guided tour and boat ride, all while enjoying comfortable transportation and a flexible booking process. At $1,035.89 for up to four passengers, it’s a convenient way to explore Croatia’s natural wonders on the way to the capital city.