As the Camino routes in Spain head toward serious 2027 congestion, discover over 800 years of Camino de Santiago heritage in Croatia, on restored pilgrimage routes that received the Elías Valiña Award — the highest recognition in the Camino community. Accommodation and meals covered by local organizers.

 

We’re inviting Camino and pilgrimage tour operators and agencies to experience Croatia’s Camino network firsthand — walk a real stretch of the trail, meet the local accommodation and transfer partners who’ll support your clients and groups, and sit down with fellow operators in a working B2B session.

 

This is an opportunity to build direct relationships with the people on the ground — local agencies, accommodation hosts, transfer providers, tourist boards — and see for yourself what a Croatian Camino experience actually looks like.

 

Pick the date(s) that work for you — select all that suit your schedule.

 

FAM Trip — Ludbreg

29–30 August (Saturday–Sunday)

 

Walk a stretch of the inland Camino Croatia route through the river valley — flat, easy walking through farmland and small villages. The central point is Ludbreg, which — like O’Cebreiro on the Camino Francés — is home to a Vatican-recognized Eucharistic miracle. The 2-day program includes a guided walking tour and B2B networking with local hosts.

 

€300 travel expenses voucher, accommodation (3-star) and meals covered

 

3 spots available
Nearest airport: Zagreb, organized transfer to Ludbreg

 

FAM Trip — Camino Međugorje, Ravno (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

 

19–20 September (Saturday–Sunday)

 

Explore the coastal Camino route through Bosnia and Herzegovina, leading to the Međugorje shrine — a church and parish dedicated to St. James. Two full days: walking, B2B panel, and direct networking with local hosts along the route.

 

Accommodation (3-star) and meals covered

 

5 spots available
Nearest airports: Split and Dubrovnik, organized transfer to Ravno

FAM Trip — Karlovac

 

25–27 September (Friday–Sunday)

 

Karlovac sits at the confluence of four rivers — Kupa, Korana, Mrežnica, and Dobra — inside a star-shaped Renaissance fortress town, with an easy riverside walking trail. Saturday morning is the guided walk, Saturday afternoon the B2B round table, and Sunday continues with a further walking session along the route.

 

One extra day — Friday, 25 September: a preview walk along Croatia’s coastal Camino through the Crikvenica–Vinodol region, with magnificent island views — a taste of the coastal route alongside the inland Karlovac stage.

 

Accommodation (3-star) and meals covered

 

6 spots available
Nearest airport: Zagreb, organized transfer to Karlovac

 

Select the dates that work for you and contact us to reserve your spot. Accommodation, meals, and local logistics are covered.


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