Top Dalmatia Cultural Tours - page 3

Visit three sites of Judaistic significance on this private tour. First, visit Diocletian's Palace, a 4th-century complex built for a Roman emperor. Forming a significant portion of Split’s Old Town, the area contains local markets and artisan shops. Then visit a synagogue and a Jewish cemetery, learning about local Semitic culture along the way.

Avoid hidden costs on a day tour to some of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s most popular landmarks from Dubrovnik. Discover the Kravice Waterfalls, tour the historic city of Mostar, see the preserved village of Počitelj, and travel the distance with ease via air-conditioned vehicle. Learn about the region from your guide and relax after a day’s sightseeing with round-trip transfer from your Dubrovnik hotel.

Hi, welcome to Split! :-) Join a small-group walking tour led by a licensed local guide born and raised in Split. Perfect for FIRST-time visitors, this enjoyable walk combines history, culture, and local life, giving you a true feel for the city beyond the guidebook—and helping you make the most of your stay. • Explore Split's Old Town, Diocletian's Palace (UNESCO World Heritage Site) & the city's most important landmarks • Visit Game of Thrones filming locations • Learn about Roman, Venetian, Yugoslav & Croatian history • Discover Dalmatian culture • Get local RECOMMENDATIONS for the best restaurants, food, bars & hidden gems Experience Split like a local and leave with a deeper understanding of the city, plus insider tips to help you enjoy the rest of your stay. I hope to see you on my tour!

For every real GOT fan, this is a great choice - with a personal approach, extensive info, and local touch. Our team of tourist guides has a lot of experience in providing Game of Thrones and history tours. We will show you the best places, give the best advice and assist you with anything you need in a foreign country. Looking forward to meeting you and sharing with you the info and impressions about Croatia, Split, and Game of Thrones in Split!

Discover the best of Split, all in one excursion—and learn all about the city’s ancient history from your guide’s stories—on this private walking tour. Pick from numerous start times, meet your guide right in the center of town, and set off on foot. As you explore, you’ll visit highlights like Diocletian’s Palace, will see “Game of Thrones” filming locations, will admire the Riva Harbor, and more.

Dubrovnik’s imposing forts and medieval city walls are a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has withstood wars, conflicts, sieges, and natural disasters. With this self-guided audio guide, you’ll learn all about the city’s fascinating past as you visit St John Fort, St Lawrence Fort, the Minceta Tower, and more. Simply download the audio guide to your smartphone, then explore the city at your own pace.

Take a tour of Split in a fun and unusual way—from the back of your own private tuk-tuk for up to three passengers. This tour will take you to a mix of historical sites, museums, and beaches. You’ll also head up to the top of Marjan Hill for photo ops.

Exploring Split on your own can mean missing the history behind its landmarks. This small-group walking tour makes it easy to get oriented while keeping costs down. Follow your local guide through highlights such as Strossmayer Park, Golden Gate, and the Temple of Jupiter, while learning about the city’s past, Mediterranean culture, and everyday life.

Discover Croatia your way with a private minivan tour from Dubrovnik, including hotel pickup and drop-off. Stroll through charming towns, visit historic landmarks, or enjoy the serene beauty of the Konavle Valley—all at your own pace. Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle with a personal guide and driver, with the option for wine tasting.

Visit two of Klis’ most popular attractions in one day with this great-value combo deal. First, enjoy a guided tour of the Olive Museum and go behind the scenes of the traditional oil and cosmetics factory. Next, explore the historic Klis fortress on a self-guided tour, admire views over neighboring Split and the coastal islands, and learn how the site was used as a Game of Thrones filming location.

Avoid crowded shared group experiences and embark on a tour of Dubrovnik with a private guide. Along the way, learn about the city’s history, hear stories about local communities, and find out about ancient traditions too. A highlight of the tour is getting access to a 16th-century private palace, owned by a local family. Here, you can try drinks, and traditional snacks while learning about its history.

Experience the medieval charms of Dubrovnik on this full-day trip from Split or Trogir. Enjoy a scenic drive along Croatia’s Dalmatian coast and stop at several overlooks for amazing panoramic views of the Dalmatian islands. Then, arrive in Dubrovnik for a walking tour of its UNESCO-protected, walled Old Town. Admire the limestone-paved Stradun, Franciscan Monastery, cathedral, and more, before getting ample time to explore, eat, and shop independently.

Visit two historic spots in Bosnia and Herzegovina on a day trip from Dubrovnik that lets you check off a new country in one day. Skip the stress of crossing the border alone and relax as you're transported through the scenic countryside. Stroll around Počitelj’s UNESCO-listed town center, stop for some reflection in Medjugorje, and admire the incredible one-of-a-kind bridge in Mostar.

Croatia's coastline is considered one of the most picturesque on the Adriatic Sea, but the only way to truly experience its beauty is by sea. With this boat tour, take in the top beaches and islands along the coast from the water. Stop to swim at Sunj beach, admire the Blue Grotto on Kolocep Island, take in historic cloisters on Lopud Island, and more.

Explore five islands near the Croatian coast during this full-day speedboat sightseeing excursion from Split or Trogir. Visit Hvar, Ravnik, Budikovac, Vis, and Biševo during your trip, stopping to enjoy highlights like the famous Blue Cave, the fishing village of Komiža, swimming and snorkeling in Stiniva Cove, and the historic town of Hvar, plus much more. You will also visit some locations were Mamma Mia was filmed.

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.

The Croatian city of Dubrovnik has been featured in a number of TV series and films, and for good reason. During this panoramic small-group tour, discover all of the city’s most photogenic spots such as the Franjo Tudman Bridge for views of the Elaphiti Islands, the port, and the Ombla River and Srd Mountain for the best view of Dubrovnik’s Old City.

While in Dubrovnik, head to another country for the day to see the best of Bosnia and Herzegovina on a day trip that helps you cross the border with ease. Stop in UNESCO-protected Počitelj and then head to Medjugorje, the place where, in 1981, six children saw an apparition of the Virgin Mary. Finally, continue on to Mostar with its stunning bridge.

See the highlights of UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace on this whirlwind, introductory walking tour. Pick from several convenient, daily departure times, and meet your guide at the palace’s North Gate. Discover filming locations that were used for 'Game of Thrones,' see the Cathedral of St. Domnius, and learn all about the landmark’s millennia of history as you discover.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site reminiscent of Norway’s fjords, Montenegro’s Bay of Kotor is a must-visit for travelers to Cavtat. Skip the challenges of self-driving across borders and parking in this popular region, and relax on this convenient door-to-door tour, available in small-group or budget options. You’ll visit Perast, catch the boat to Our Lady of the Rocks (entrance at your own expense), then explore Kotor Old City.

Pair Bosnia-Herzegovina’s beautiful outdoor scenery with its historic monuments on this full-day excursion including a visit to Mostar and Kravice Waterfalls. Cross the Croatian border and stop to admire the splendor of these 80-foot (25-meter) cascades. Then head to Mostar for a guided walking tour of the Old Town, famous ‘Stari Most’ (bridge), and much more. Extra value for all our clients from is free entrance ticket to Turkish house in Mostar, the most visited museum in this city.

Rise and shine on sunlit city walls when you choose this early bird tour of Dubrovnik’s Old Town. This morning, half-day excursion was designed for history buffs and fans of the TV series, Game of Thrones. You’ll have a chance to explore the area before the crowds settle in, offering an opportunity to take fantastic photos and ask as many questions as you’d like.

Discover Split with Daniela, a licensed local guide with more than 15 years of experience in tourism and a true passion for history! On this relaxed walking tour, you will explore Diocletian’s Palace and the Old Town — a living UNESCO monument where Roman walls, medieval streets, local traditions and everyday Split life still meet today. Daniela will bring the city’s story to life through interesting facts, local legends, hidden details and personal insights. You will learn why Emperor Diocletian chose Split for his retirement palace, how Greek, Roman, Venetian and French influences shaped the city and why locals proudly call Split “The most beautiful city in the world.” Along the way, you will hear about local lifestyle, Split’s famous coffee culture, traditional klapa singing and the unique spirit that makes this city feel alive after more than 1,700 years. Perfect for travelers who want history told in a fun, personal, and easy-to-understand way and suitable for all age groups!

Dubrovnik is one of the gems of the Adriatic Sea, but it’s far from the only coastal city worth visiting near the tip of Croatia. Take advantage of your location in Dubrovnik to head across the border to Montenegro on a private full day tour. A dedicated driver will take you and your group from your hotel to Montenegro where you’ll explore Kotor and Perast before returning to Dubrovnik.