Clear Adriatic waters, towns shaped by Roman and Venetian history, and remarkable national parks: Croatia offers much more than a single holiday destination. Choose your resort and dates. TripsFromBrno provides a private vehicle and professional driver from an agreed pickup address to your hotel, apartment or another accessible destination. Travel exclusively with your own group, without changing buses or following a fixed timetable.
Explore the coast and your travel optionsYour holiday starts on the journey
Door-to-door travel
Pickup at home, your hotel or an agreed address. You choose where the journey begins and ends.
Just your group
A vehicle exclusively for you, planned rest breaks and suitable child seats on request.
Your own route
Go directly to the coast or arrange a sightseeing stop. We confirm feasibility, luggage requirements and safe timings before booking.
One-way, or back when you choose
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One-way to the coast
Travel to your chosen resort. A return is neither compulsory nor automatically included, ideal when you arrange onward travel or the journey home independently.
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Friday out, Sunday back
An extended-weekend example: your driver takes you on Friday and provides a separately agreed return on Sunday. These are two arranged transfers, not a day trip or a promise that the driver waits throughout your stay. Destination and timings must allow realistic driving and rest.
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A longer stay, with optional stops
Return after a week or on another agreed date. Zagreb, Plitvice or other stops can be discussed; a longer visit may need an overnight stay and a split journey.
Where in Croatia will you go?
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Istria and Rovinj
Romantic lanes, harbours and Roman heritage.
On the northern Croatian Adriatic, Istria combines coastal holidays with visits to historic towns. Rovinj is recognised by its peninsula of colourful houses and the Church of St Euphemia. Poreč offers the UNESCO-listed Euphrasian Basilica; Pula its Roman amphitheatre. Medulin is another option for a coastal stay. Choose one base, then plan other visits around your available time. Your private transfer can go directly to your accommodation in Rovinj, Pula or Poreč.
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Krk Island
Bays and beaches, reached by road bridge.
Krk lies in Kvarner Bay and is connected to the mainland by a bridge, so arriving by car does not require a ferry. Baška offers the long pebble beach Vela plaža and surrounding hills. Malinska, Njivice and Krk town have contrasting settings, promenades and swimming spots. The island suits couples and families who want straightforward access and opportunities to explore. We confirm the accessibility of your final address and luggage requirements before travel.
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The Makarska Riviera
Brela, Baška Voda and the sea below Biokovo.
Between the mountains and the Adriatic lie Brela, Baška Voda, Makarska, Tučepi and Podgora. Pebble beaches, pines and coastal paths invite relaxation and walks. Brela appeals for its coastline, while Makarska offers a town harbour and livelier promenade. Choose your specific hotel or apartment address; this longer drive needs proper rest breaks. Excursions in the area are optional and arranged separately, not compulsory parts of your transfer.
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Zadar and Northern Dalmatia
Historic streets, sunsets and the Sea Organ.
Zadar’s peninsula brings together Roman remains, old streets and a contemporary waterfront. The Sea Organ uses wave movement to produce sounds; Greeting to the Sun is another celebrated coastal installation. Nearby Nin or Biograd na Moru can be alternatives for your stay. Zadar suits a mix of beach time and urban exploration. If you want to visit on your way to another resort, we agree the stop length in advance so there is no need to rush.
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Split and Central Dalmatia
A Roman palace at the heart of a living city.
Diocletian’s Palace was built around the turn of the fourth century and its spaces became part of the city. Today, residents, shops and cafés occupy the UNESCO-listed historic complex. The Riva promenade looks out over the harbour; Trogir and Omiš are other possible regional destinations. Ferries connect Split with Brač and Hvar, but onward sailings need separate arrangements and realistic connection time. End your transfer at an accessible address or, by agreement, at the port.
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Plitvice Lakes and a Zagreb stop
Inland waterfalls, not just the road to the sea.
Plitvice Lakes National Park protects 16 named lakes, cascades and evolving tufa barriers. It has been UNESCO-listed since 1979. Allow several hours for a walking visit and check timed tickets and open routes before travel. Swimming is prohibited. Zagreb offers another side of Croatia: the Upper Town, Dolac Market and café-lined streets. These are separate stops with an additional drive, not an automatically included sightseeing circuit.
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Dubrovnik
Stone lanes and walls in the southern Adriatic.
Dubrovnik’s historic centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The maritime Republic of Ragusa left palaces, churches and mighty fortifications; its narrow streets connect trading history with present-day life. Much farther south than Istria, Dubrovnik suits a longer stay or a carefully divided drive. Visiting the walls requires separate admission. Pickup and drop-off follow local traffic restrictions rather than a promise to drive into pedestrian streets.
Where shall we collect you?
Brno, Vienna, Bratislava and Budapest are example departure locations. You can request another pickup point, including Prague; availability and routing are agreed individually. These are private journeys, not scheduled services or fixed package tours.
Comfort for couples and families
Choose a Škoda Superb in the highest Laurin a Klement trim for up to 3 passengers, or a comfortable minivan for up to 8 passengers. Your driver provides information about the destination, its history and interesting facts, but does not accompany you on foot as a tour guide. You explore the sights at your own pace; guided visits are arranged separately.
Plan well. Travel with confidence.
June and September can suit quieter sightseeing, but weather and sea temperatures are not guaranteed. July and August bring busier resorts and roads. Discuss rest breaks, luggage, child seats and any ferry connections before confirmation. Check park entry times and open routes for your actual travel date.
Before you set off
Can I book just a one-way transfer?
Yes. Choose your pickup and destination address. A return can be arranged separately and is not compulsory.
Can we travel on Friday and return on Sunday?
Yes, you can enquire about this plan. We confirm the destination, driver availability, timings and rest breaks according to the driving distance.
Can we visit Plitvice Lakes on the way?
Yes, by arrangement with enough sightseeing time. Admission is separate and swimming in the national park’s lakes is prohibited.
Can you collect us elsewhere?
Yes. Include your preferred pickup location, any additional addresses and your Croatian resort in the enquiry.