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Join the Guided Croatian Highlights tour of Split and Trogir. Your English speaking guide will meet you at the Port, and escort you to your air-conditioned vehicle, and provide an interesting and informative commentary whilst you enjoy the short 30 minute drive to Trogir. 1 hour free time in Trogir, and then we journey back to Split - hearing more information from your knowledgeable guide. On arrival into Split Old town, you have 1 hour of free time to enjoy the town on your own, before meeting back up for the short 10 minute journey back to your ship -or you may wish to spend a little longer in Split, and make your own way back to the ship.

Private walking tour of the city walls for up to 6 persons inside the Old Town in Dubrovnik. During the tour you will hear more about Dubrovnik's History, interesting tales and legends and something about daily life of citizens. We will walk along side city walls, having photo stops. Considering this is a private tour, it is tailored in a way that we can exit the city walls at any time and continue our tour within the Old City. During this tour, we will not visit museums or churches. Entrance tickets to city walls or any museums are not included in the price. Recommended start time is 8:30 am during summer months.

Dubrovnik Jewish Heritage: A Journey of Faith & Resilience Step into the storied past of one of Europe’s most fascinating cultural landscapes. This tour takes you deep into the heart of the Jewish Quarter and the enduring legacy of the Sephardic community that helped build this great Republic. As your local licensed guide, I specialize in the "hidden" narratives of Dubrovnik. We won't just list dates; we will explore the lives of the merchants, scholars, and families who found sanctuary here after the Spanish Inquisition. This is a story of survival, contribution, and a shared history that shaped the identity of the Ragusa Republic. The Old Synagogue: We visit the second-oldest functioning synagogue in Europe, a sacred space that has survived earthquakes, wars, and centuries of change. Explore the center of Jewish life in the Old Town and learn how this small community became a vital pillar of the city's diplomatic and economic success.