This one-way Topdeck sail Croatia tour is the most popular and affordable Croatia Sail routes available. You can choose between the Split to Dubrovnik route or Dubrovnik to Split – whichever you go for; this Topdeck Adriatic Sunsets trip takes seven nights island-hopping to the hottest ports on the Croatia coastline.

Kicking off and finishing back in the UNESCO World Heritage city of Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik Dreams is the second cheapest Topdeck sail Croatia tour on offer (Adriatic Sunsets is the most affordable). You’ll spend one night in each port of call along the rugged Croatian coastline with all the big-ticket stops including Makarska, Split, Hvar, Korčula, Šipan and Mljet.

Just like Dubrovnik Dreams, the Topdeck Croatian Riviera tour is also a round trip route but starting and finishing in Split instead. This route is slightly more expensive than the Dubrovnik Dreams route and takes in the port of Milna rather than Šipan.

What do you get when you combine a week-long island hopping trip with one of the five best festivals in Europe? You get Topdeck’s wicked 15-night, four-country trip Sail to Sziget tour. The 7-night island-hopping leg of the trip kicks off in Dubrovnik and follows the same route as Dubrovnik Dreams. But unlike other Topdeck sail Croatia trips, Sail to Sziget is only getting warmed up. You’ve got another eight full-on days ahead of you exploring Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia & Hungary where you’ll attend the world-famous Sziget festival – with your very own 3-day ticket!

Tomorrowland is an insanely popular electronic dance music festival stretching over two weekends and it sells out in minutes. And with superstar artists such as Armin van Buuren, David Guetta, Martin Garrix, ASAP Rocky, Jonas Blue and many more hitting the stage, it’s no wonder the Tomorrowland festival has become so huge.

Oktoberfest is the world’s largest beer festival and travelling funfair with more than six million attendees, and over 7 million litres of golden goodness served in giant steins 🍻

La Tomatina is undoubtedly the messiest Busabout festivals of them all. Every year on the last Wednesday of August, tens of thousands of people take part in an insane food fight involving over one hundred metric tons of tomatoes being pelted at any moving object on the streets of Buñol 🍅

Held every August in northern Budapest, the Sziget Festival welcomes more than 1,000 performances and has been ranked one of the five best festivals in Europe by The Independent.

Ultra Music Festival (or Ultra Europe) is an annual outdoor electronic music festival that takes place in sunny Split, the capital of Croatia. More than 150,000 people known as Ultranauts attend this epic 3-day event which attracts international DJs such as Afrojack, David Guetta, DJ Snake, Steve Aoki to name just a few.

Lollapalooza Festival

Lollapalooza music festival takes place in Berlin during September and has become one of the largest festivals in Europe. Over the past five years, Lollapalooza’s lineup has welcomed the world’s biggest names including the Kings Of Leon, Major Lazer, Kygo, Twenty One Pilots, Imagine Dragons, Dua Lipa and many more.