High School Study Abroad in Croatia

Join Europe for Older Teens: Prague, Austria, Slovenia, and Croatia—a 15-day adventure through four beautiful and historic countries. Designed for teens ages 16–18 in 11th or 12th grade, this program blends outdoor adventure with rich cultural exploration. It’s perfect for those who love classic destinations and Europe’s best-kept secrets. Step back in time in Prague, a true fairy-tale city. Wander cobblestone streets and see why it’s considered Eastern Europe’s hottest destination. Continue to Austria to explore grand palaces, Alpine views, and vibrant markets. Visit Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest, offering an incredible 360-degree panorama of the Alps. Discover stunning Lake Bled in Slovenia and walk high above the turquoise Vintgar Gorge. Enjoy a traditional pletna boat ride and relax by the lake beneath Bled Castle. Finish your journey in Croatia, home to charming seaside towns, the famous Krka lakes, pristine beaches, and hidden waterfalls—a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation. These gems won’t stay hidden forever, so join Travel For Teens for an unforgettable European experience!

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Explore places that give medieval vibes! From the captivating architecture of Dubrovnik to the bluest waters of the Adriatic Sea, Croatia features daily adventures and historic charm at every corner. It boasts a diverse culture influenced by Roman, Venetian, and Slavic traditions. Explore medieval towns and bustling markets, and have your fill of stunning scenery! Mediterranean Paradise (14-18 years old): Encounter history face-to-face and experience the delightful country of Croatia. You’ll explore scenic coasts, learn about the country's dynamic culture, and fill your camera roll with stunning architecture and UNESCO World Heritage sites.

Join us in Europe during this action-packed summer adventure program for teens. Begin by traveling across Central Europe and experiencing rich culture. Get your adrenaline pumping in Slovenia’s Julian Alps, immerse yourself in the rich history of Prague’s monuments, see why Vienna is considered one of the world's most livable cities, and experience firsthand Croatia’s best-kept secret: the Adriatic Coast and its pristine beaches. But wait, this European summer tour is not over! Continue to Greece and enjoy snorkeling in the turquoise waters of the Aegean Sea, kayaking around Santorini, and touring the wondrous ruins in Athens. This small, tight-knit group of high schoolers, led by expert program leaders, enjoys flexibility and spontaneity along the way on this perfectly planned, perfectly paced European adventure! Please note that a limited number of participants depart on day 18, while teens on the 26-day trip continue to Greece. This program is available to students completing grades 9, 10, 11, and 12. Separate departures are assigned to students completing grades 9 & 10 and 11 & 12.

Travel through Croatia and Slovenia on a summer journey that blends vibrant cities, rich history, and outdoor adventure. Begin in Zagreb and Ljubljana, exploring cafés, markets, street art, and iconic landmarks. Venture into countryside villages, discover UNESCO-listed caves, and learn local traditions from artisans and farmers. Then head to the Adriatic for kayaking, biking, snorkeling, and hiking along sun-soaked coasts and islands. From medieval streets to mountain lakes, experience the stunning landscapes and cultures of these dynamic former Yugoslav republics.