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This tour is designed for travelers who are interested in learning about Zagreb during World War II—one of the most difficult periods in the city’s history. Begin in the modern parts of Zagreb built just before the war, and move through the historical center to places where residents were once assembled and taken to concentration camps. At each of your stops, your guide tells you about relevant historical figures and events.

Guiding for me is a passion, and if you are curious to learn about our culture, history and people join me on my walks. As the world entered the Covid lockdown, in March and in December 2020 Zagreb in Croatia was hit by two strong earthquakes. This is way most of the city center buildings are hidden under scaffolds. We can still walk around and tell the story of the the people, country and the city that goes back 1000 years ago.

We will pick up you from your accommodation and drive to visit Kravice waterfalls, Međugorje and Mostar Bridge and more. My family & I would love to take you into our Famol home in our village of Hardomilje and show you our way of life which has changed little over the generations & is based on organically grown food & local food homemade specialties.

We will pick up you from your accommodation and drive to visit Kravice waterfalls, Međugorje and Mostar Bridge on youre request. After city tours  my family & I would love to take you into our home in our village of Hardomilje and show you our way of life which has changed little over the generations & is based on organically grown food & homemade specialties Trebižat River The Trebižat river is the perfect setting for a relaxing boat ride in a traditional wooden boat. You'll see nature's best from the banks, hear about the old customs & traditions while having a drink. The pristine aquafer waters of the Trebizat River is home to brown trout & crabs and during the summer months you're more than welcome to go for a swim. *Boat Ride only if weather and River are safe to ride

Explore Upper and Lower Town Zagreb with a local guide on this relaxed and informative tour. Explore the “green” horseshoe, a U-shaped network of parks, squares, gardens, and monuments. Learn about the city’s history as you admire its abundance of 18th and 19th-century Austro-Hungarian architecture. Your guide also shares tips and information about the city, which you can use during the rest of your vacation.

Enjoy this luxury private tour, where you will discover why Montenegro is one of the most charming and magical countries in the Mediterranean. Relax and explore all the places, that you never knew you needed to see. On the way to Kotor, stop at the amazing restaurant with a view over a Kotor Bay, so you can take some pictures or have a drink while looking at nature's true masterpiece. Your next stop is Perast, a coastal place where you can visit famous Our Lady of the Rocks, small church and a museum on an islet in front of this special town. Once you've seen Perast, you are heading to Kotor, probably one of the biggest trademarks of Montenegro. Visit the Old Town and enjoy free time for lunch. If you love challenges, take 1,400 steps to St. John's Fortress and find out why it's worth it. The view over the sea and the mountains surrounding this little town is something that you will remember all of your life.

Looking for the best sunset spots in town? Join us for the ride. This is a perfect tour to sit and relax while our professional driver and guide take you the hidden beauties of Dubrovnik. Not only will you enjoy the views, you will have the opportunity to hear about the history and culture while avoiding the crowds and heat of the Old Town!

Are you a wine and history lover? This tour is the perfect opportunity because you will have two tours in one. Savor local Dubrovnik wines. Enjoy price winning red and white elixirs while strolling down the Old Town of Dubrovnik. A local professional guide will introduce you to the fascinating history and will bring you closer to the local way of life. To get to know about the city and people, join us in discovering local customs and history.

A unique tour of Porec offering you an insight into the wine production of Istria region, as well as tasting some great olive oils and cheese. You will be tasting some of the best local wines and food from the Porec area whilst enjoying some great Roman and Venetian architecture.

Widen your perspective of the Oasis in Stone famous Kravica waterfalls. Absorb scenic views as your driver handles navigation from Dubrovnik, with included round-trip transfer by air-conditioned vehicle with onboard Wi-Fi. Enjoy free time to explore the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina at your own pace. Cross the border close to Kravica waterfalls where you will have 1.5-hour free time to enjoy view beer or glass of wine.

Many Game of Thrones scenes were filmed in Dubrovnik Old Town. But others were filmed outside the city walls, and it's those sites this intimate tour hits. You'll visit King's Landing gardens (AKA Trsteno Arboretum, an ancient botanical garden); you'll scale Mt. Srd, one of several locations to have stood in for King's Road; and you'll see the abandoned Hotel Belvedere, where the Mountain and Oberyn's death match took place.

Our vehicles will pick you up right by your ship's gangway (no need to walk out of the port looking for us) and take you to the panoramic spots where big buses cannot go. Visiting small village family households on our private tour allows you to get to meet real people, see their customs, and try their food, all in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. A combination of visiting the Old Town of Dubrovnik, and the Old Town of Cavtat together with Panoramic spots on Mountain Srdj and villages of Konavle will give you a great overview of the whole area and create memories which will surely make you come back to our beautiful city!

Zagreb, nestled behind the stunning Velebit Mountain range, is Croatia’s cultural capital and a vibrant hub for art, history, and nightlife. Explore its rich heritage, including art nouveau architecture, captivating museums, and thriving wine culture. Travel in style aboard a luxurious, air-conditioned coach, ensuring a comfortable journey as you uncover Zagreb's iconic landmarks. On Day 3, experience the breathtaking beauty of Plitvice National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Marvel at the stunning network of 16 crystal-clear lakes and cascading waterfalls, set amidst lush forests and dramatic limestone canyons—a true paradise for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Step back in time as your adventure begins in the ancient town of Trogir, a UNESCO-protected treasure on the Adriatic coast. With a professional guide, stroll through narrow cobblestone streets framed by Romanesque and Renaissance buildings, medieval walls, and elegant stone churches that reveal the town’s layered history. After the walking tour, your journey continues to Krka National Park. Upon arrival, your guide will share helpful tips before you set off to explore independently. Meander along shaded wooden trails, admire the cascading waterfalls, visit a traditional Ethno village, and discover historic stone watermills nestled in lush greenery. The day concludes with a serene boat cruise through the Krka River canyon, offering breathtaking views on the way to the riverside town of Skradin. Here, enjoy free time to swim, relax, or simply soak in the tranquil beauty of this charming Dalmatian gem.

Let yourself to professionals and enjoy in ride from Dubrovnik to Zagreb with opportunity to explore sighs along the way. The whole Dalmatian coastline is beautiful but if you have opportunity it would be pity not to see the one of the longest walls in the world in Ston and try local delicacy oyster with good wine from the local area and also take a look at salt pans which are still producing salt in old traditional way. Split with its Diocletian Palace is well know as romans emperor retirement palace and this trip is great opportunity to explore it and sip coffee on seaside promenade Riva. Or take a walk around Zadar and hear sound of sea organ. Visit Plitvice Lakes which are one of the biggest natural wonders in the world and admire to its beauty.

Book your private transfer from Dubrovnik to Split. Travel in style from Dubrovnik to your hotel or residence in Split and reach your final destination relaxed and refreshed. We provide chauffeur driven transfers by professional english speaking drivers. Enjoy the ride with a lot of beautiful sceneries and ofcourse your stop in Ston. Where you can enjoy in local gastronomy with a lot of seafood(oysters and mussuls) and glass of wine for which region is well known. If you feel more like exploring than eating you can walk one of longest walls in the world made out of stone or look at salt pans with still traditional production of salt.

Picturesque small town with rich history, variety of cultures and religions connected with Neretva river and spectacular Old bridge with one of the biggest arches without foundations in the world. The bridge is a masterpiece of Ottoman architecture and actually, the town was named after the bridge keepers (mostari). Drinking a cup of turkish coffee and having a view on Old Bridge while brave divers jump from it into the cold and shallow river is a must-do. One of the biggest natural wonders of the area are Kravice waterfalls and Blagaj Tekija, located nearby. While Mostar is well known, Hercegovina region hides more fascinating things like Kravice waterfalls or Medugorje the famous catholic pilgrimage. Mostar and Hercegovina are worth of your day with its all wonders.

No matter how many times you visit Dubrovnik, its ancient Old Town will never fail to amaze you. From its captivating medieval walls to red-roofed buildings and shiny cobblestone streets, Dubrovnik turns back the clock of time to transport you into another dimension - one that Game of Thrones fans know well. On this tour, however, you get to explore Dubrovnik’s picture-perfect Old Town as well as the small medieval town of Ston. With a history that dates back to the 14th century, Ston is known for oyster farming, salt pans, and the longest stone wall in Europe. The itinerary can be adjusted according to your preferences in agreement with the driver or guide.

Krka National Park is where waterfalls, Romans, Wars, monks, marenda, and electricity somehow all end up in the same story. We will for sure see, taste, and touch: the longest tufa barrier in Europe; waterfalls as “necklaces”; Romans who controlled the same passage that is today controlled by a traffic light; mixed religions and empires; more than 2,000-year-old technology that we are still using today; cascades that are “building themselves”; giant local infants; the same food that can be just food or a cultural phenomenon; “Venetian gold”; a tree from China for which you would have been executed at the time when merchants brought it; a “white” island; the border between fresh and brackish water; a natural cold tub that you can use; drink as part of identity; a meal that refuses to be rushed; the War of the Currents; a lookout point that was built for an Emperor and his wife, who didn’t show up; non-local fish without natural predators; a sustainable “washing machine”; and a lot more.

Why is this tour unique? Because it’s basically time travel… with better views and no weird side effects :) In just half a day, you go from feeling like an extra in Game of Thrones (hello, medieval Šibenik ) to casually strolling through a tiny town where everyone probably knows each other—and might know you by the time you leave. You’ll wander maze-like stone streets, admire a UNESCO masterpiece, then suddenly switch centuries and land in ancient Roman vibes in Skradin. And just when you think, “okay, that was already a full day,”—boom—you’re on a boat, cruising into Krka National Park, heading straight for waterfalls that look like nature showing off for Instagram. No long drives. No wasted time. No boring bits. Just a perfectly packed adventure: history, culture, local life, and jaw-dropping nature. Basically, it’s the kind of tour where you finish and go: “Wait... we did ALL that today?!” :) And still have time for a glass of wine after.

Why is this tour unique? Because it’s basically time travel… with better views and no weird side effects :) In just 7 hours tour, you go from feeling like an extra in Game of Thrones (hello, medieval Šibenik ) to casually strolling through a tiny town where everyone probably knows each other—and might know you by the time you leave. You’ll wander maze-like stone streets, admire a UNESCO masterpiece, then suddenly switch centuries and land in ancient Roman vibes in Skradin. And just when you think, “okay, that was already a full day,”—boom—you’re on a boat, cruising into Krka National Park, heading straight for waterfalls that look like nature showing off for Instagram. No wasted time. No boring bits. Just a perfectly packed adventure: history, culture, local life, and jaw-dropping nature. Basically, it’s the kind of tour where you finish and go: “Wait... we did ALL that today?!” :) And still have time for a glass of wine after.

Why is this tour unique? Because it’s basically time travel… with better views and no weird side effects :) In just 7 hours tour, you go from feeling like an extra in Game of Thrones (hello, medieval Šibenik ) to casually strolling through a tiny town where everyone probably knows each other—and might know you by the time you leave. You’ll wander maze-like stone streets, admire a UNESCO masterpiece, then suddenly switch centuries and land in ancient Roman vibes in Skradin. And just when you think, “okay, that was already a full day,”—boom—you’re on a boat, cruising into Krka National Park, heading straight for waterfalls that look like nature showing off for Instagram. No wasted time. No boring bits. Just a perfectly packed adventure: history, culture, local life, and jaw-dropping nature. Basically, it’s the kind of tour where you finish and go: “Wait... we did ALL that today?!” :) And still have time for a glass of wine after.

If you have already traveled to the most beautiful places in Dubrovnik, you cannot miss this Private Tour to Kravice Falls and Mostar from Dubrovnik. Spend a day in this beautiful corner of Bosnia-Herzegovina accompanied by a local official guide. On the banks of the Neretva River, southern Bosnia-Herzegovina, is the beautiful city of Mostar. A multi-ethnic place where Bosnian, Croats and Muslims live together. Mostar is known for its old town, listed as World Heritage by UNESCO and especially for its old bridge.

Enjoy this unique Private Tour of Dubrovnik from Split comfortably in your private luxury vehicle with an English driver. It is a perfect opportunity to learn about the fantastic city of Dubrovnik if you do have never been there. The city of Dubrovnik is located at the southern end of the Republic of Croatia. This beautiful city is surrounded by borders of all coasts, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Italy. In the Middle Ages, Dubrovnik was known as the Adriatic Citadel, but nowadays is known as the Pearl of the Adriatic. Our private official guide will take you through marble streets lost among labyrinths, also having the chance to see the beautiful palaces. The guide will be at your total disposal during the 3-hour guided tour.