Top Croatia Walking Tours - page 4

Visit Krka National Park from Split with ease on this full-day private tour. Depart from your hotel in an air-conditioned, Wi-Fi-equipped vehicle and travel with your driver to Krka National Park. Note that the park entrance fee is not included and ranges from 7 to 40 EUR depending on the season. Choose one of three possible side trips to Sibenik, Trogir, or a local winery. Customize the tour to suit your interests.

For adventurous travelers to Pula, this sea kayaking tour offers unprecedented access to the region's seaside attractions and adventures. Leave all the planning and logistics to someone else: With the company of your guide, you'll snorkel, paddle around the clear waters of Seagull’s Rocks, and more. High-resolution photos and videos (including underwater footage) of your excursion are also included.

Unleash your inner daredevil by soaring above Croatia’s River Cetina canyon on a zipline adventure from Omis. Prebook to guarantee your place so you can relish the prospect to the full, and enjoy it to the max with no research or planning needed. Don your harness, train on practice cables, and swoop down eight ziplines, flying over the river and forests at up to 492 feet (150 meters) high.

Enjoy a day away from the city and discover the best of the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park on this full-day, small-group tour from Zagreb. With hotel pickup, round-trip transit, and admission tickets included, you get a seamless visiting experience. Spend half a day exploring the park's linked lakes and waterways, plus a bonus stop at the historic watermill town of Rastoke.

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking scenery of Plitvice Lakes National Park during this full-day tour from Split or Trogir. With a local guide, travel in a comfortable vehicle through the rural area of Dalmatia to the park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Walk a circuit on a forest trail and benefit from the unique insights of your guide as you go. Hop aboard a boat to explore the group of sixteen emerald lakes, connected by a continuous chain of waterfalls. Back on dry land, board an electric train for a ride that provides panoramic views of the park.

Explore the waterfalls and walking trails of Krka National Park with ease and at your own pace with this self-guided excursion departing from Split. Enjoy the convenience of round-trip transportation with the flexibility of independent exploration as you stroll down walking trails and cool off in inviting waterfalls, with a midway boat ride down the Krka River.

Travel between Split and Zagreb with a detour for nature on this group transfer. Depart from Split or Trogir in an air-conditioned vehicle and enjoy a guided walking tour of Plitvice Lakes National Park (entrance ticket not included) with opportunities to capture scenic views. Afterwards, continue on to your hotel in Zagreb.

Lose yourself in the UNESCO-listed landscapes of Croatia's Plitvice Lakes National Park—and enjoy a tour option that takes care of the sightseeing logistics—on this full-day tour from Split. With round-trip coach transit and pickup from select hotels, getting there is made simple and hassle-free. Upon arrival, head into the park (admission own expense), and discover its cascading pools, waterfalls, and other scenery.

Visit the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park, this full-day trip from Zagreb. Traveling by air-conditioned vehicle, dubbed the ‘Little Plitvice,’ and see its cascades and watermills before continuing to Plitvice proper. Here, take a 4-hour sightseeing tour, admiring the lakes and waterfalls by foot, boat, and tram. Finish with lunch (own expense) at a local restaurant before returning to Zagreb.

A day of exploring Kornati National Park from Zadar by boat is one of the best ways to experience the area's many islands. See a variety of landscapes, such as dense forests, karst-limestone formations, and beaches. Your breakfast and lunch are included for a seamless experience, and you can swim in the warm coastal waters at your leisure.

Discover sea caves on the Adriatic Coast on a kayaking tour around the Kamenjak peninsula in Premantura, south of Pula. You'll paddle along the southern cape of Istria and into two caves, plus go snorkeling, admire several bays and beaches, and jump in the water from the cliffs, if you wish.

Go to two locations of exceptional natural beauty with one simple booking. Travel from Split or Trogir and discover the Skradinski Buk waterfall, take a boat ride down the river canyon, explore the town of Skradin, where you will have an opportunity to cool down, and take a dip in the Krka River. Then go for some wine tasting (included), learning about its production, and if you decide, taste some of the local specialties too.

Enjoy an independent way of exploring the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park on this hands-off tour. Meet your coach in central Zadar, or at your local accommodation, and set off in the morning. You’ll head directly to Plitvice Lakes National Park: famed for its turquoise-hued pools, wooden walkways, and many waterfalls. Upon arrival, purchase your ticket and set off on an independent exploration of the park. If exploring solo isn't your thing, upgrade to a guided tour.

Spend hours of free time at Krka National Park, where you can hike or relax by Skradinski buk, a travertine waterfall on the Krka River. This day trip from Split includes minibus transport to the town Skradin, a short boat ride down the river to the falls, and entry to the Ethno Museum. You can upgrade with an optional wine and olive oil tasting.

Discover six islands and caves on a full-day speedboat cruise from Split. Board a RIB (rigid-inflatable boat), and visit beauty spots including the Blue Cave, Monk Seal Cave (weather permitting) and passing by Green Cave before stopping to swim, snorkel, and sunbathe at Budikovac Island’s Blue Lagoon. Continue to Hvar Town with 90 minutes of free time.

Drink, dance, and party late into the night—and meet fellow travelers and locals as you go—on this Split pub crawl. Meet your guide in the center of Diocletian’s Palace, and follow them straight to the city's liveliest nightlife destinations. After a welcome shot at the first venue, explore three other Split bars, with shots included at each. Then, enjoy VIP access to one of the city’s vibrant nightclubs.

Multiple Game of Thrones scenes were shot across Dubrovnik—and this walking tour invites you to discover the city’s top filming locations. Pick from multiple convenient departure times, and meet your guide just around the corner from Pile Gate. Over the course of several hours, you’ll follow in Cersei Lannister’s footsteps during her Walk of Shame, will take photos on the Iron Throne, will learn behind-the-scenes stories from the sets, and more.

A great 2-hour introduction to the city of Zagreb that focuses both on history and culture as well as the modern everyday life of Zagreb as the capital of Croatia. At a moderate pace, you will explore Gradec and Kaptol, medieval predecessors of Zagreb, covering all the main sights of Zagreb including Ban Jelačić Square, Stone Gate, St. Mark's Church, Lotrščak Tower, Zagreb Cathedral and many more. During the tour, you will get recommendations on the places to visit in your spare time, rounding up a well informative yet fun tour.

A few things you will very possible discover along the way include a Sibenik patron saint, first canonized Croatian man, theater where doctor Kovach (from ER) started his career, noblemen, first and second city title, four fortresses, two sieges, the German name of one fortress, medieval «oil», the Orthodox church that was a catholic monastery that was a Templar knights castle, the first mechanical public clock which was stolen, fire, Venetians, a really old church, three year siege, wars ( mainly with the Ottomans), plague ( not first hand hopefully), a small cemetery, perhaps an original funeral if you are lucky, bombed churches, a local oligarch who turned his house into monastery, bricking up corners on the streets, war with Venetians, destruction, more war ( mainly with the Yugoslav army), medieval toilet and air condition, Cathedral with tolling of bells from Vatican,Games of Thrones, sale of Dalmatia, damaged noses, bricks from Venice, form of punishment and quite a lot more.

See Dubrovnik from multiple vantage points by going on a guided tour that covers the Old Town highlights and a scenic walk along the city walls. Exploring the city with a guide is a great way to get your bearings, and pick up local tips that you might not find out about otherwise.

Beat the crowds and enjoy a new perspective on the city when you explore Dubrovnik after dark. Meet your guide at the centrally located Amerling Fountain just as the sun is setting. During your evening tour, you’ll wander the winding streets of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, will see many of the coastal city’s key attractions illuminated after dark, and will learn all about its wealth of history from your guide.

From ghosts and forbidden love to the tragic destinies of noble families, this dark history tour of Dubrovnik offers a dose of the macabre for travelers who want a not-so-typical guided tour. Meet up with your guide in the Old Town, and walk through the city under cover of darkness. As you stroll the lantern-lit, cobblestone streets, you can hear spooky stories about evil spirits, necromancy, and so much more.

Private guided walk through the city center that covers history, culture, local habits, recommendantions and lesser-known corners alongside the main landmarks. The itinerary includes several Roman-era gates and monuments, a central social street, a memorial park, and finishes infront of the Arena.

Hvar offers more than just beaches and bars. Discover the island’s Mediterranean landscape on a hiking tour to Milna that includes lavender fields, traditional villages, and scenic views of the region. Stop off along the way for a light local snack and taste of traditional wine included in the price, and learn more about the island’s history and culture from your local guide as you explore.