Top Dalmatia Nature Walks - page 2

Discover the beauty of Plitvice Lakes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, considered one of the most spectacular natural phenomena in this part of Europe. Plitvice Lakes National Park has been protected since 1979 as an area of an outstanding beauty with 16 emerald-turquoise lakes that are connected to each other by a system of waterfalls. These beautiful waters are surrounded by natural green forests and amazing landscapes that will take your breath away.

Arboretum Trsteno is the oldest Renaissance garden in Dalmatia. Located on the property of a noble family from Dubrovnik`s Republic, it represents a peaceful natural oasis where you will see interesting plants and herbs. The palm trees, eucalyptus, different types of exotic trees, and more than 300 other plants are preserved to this day. But the most beautiful part of the Arboretum is a baroque fountain with nymphs from the 18th century named after the god of the sea, Neptun. The interesting thing is also that the part of the HBO serial Games of Thrones was filmed here. So visit this Arboretum and enjoy in walk through the amazing garden, mansion, mill, and aqueduct, and in the marvelous view of the Elaphiti islands.

We are team of enthusiast who are passionate about city and heritage in Dubrovnik. Every day we are doing our best to represent Dubrovnik and Croatia to our visitors. Epic "Game of Thrones walking tour" + Dubrovnik panorama tour including pick-up at your address or pile gates. Enjoy your time with local guides who will do their best to represent you Dubrovnik showing you hidden gems around the city.

Explore the stunning Krka Waterfalls on this full-day private tour from Sibenik. Marvel at the breathtaking Skradinski buk waterfall and wander along wooden footpaths surrounded by nature. After the park, choose to discover either the historical city of Split, known for its Roman monuments, charming coastal town of Trogir with its unique Gothic and Renaissance architecture. This customizable tour includes a relaxing boat ride and time to enjoy a delicious lunch, all while being guided by an expert local. Perfect for small groups of up to 7 people, this tour promises an enriching blend of nature and culture. - Full-day private tour with a knowledgeable local guide - Explore Krka National Park and its stunning waterfalls - Option to visit either Split or Trogir after the park (or visit winery) - Includes private driver guide, transportation and a bottle of water per person - Tickets to national park Krka

Learn about Split from a local guide on this private walking tour of the historic city. You'll visit the substructures of Diocletian's Palace, which has remained largely unchanged for nearly 2,000 years—and was a filming location for the Game of Thrones TV series. You'll then continue your explorations of the city with your guide to lead the way.

This isn’t just a food and wine tour — it’s an immersive journey into Croatia’s hidden hinterland, combining breathtaking landscapes like the Maslenica Bridge and the stunning Zrmanja Canyon with authentic local flavors and rich history. Traveling in an open, spacious and modern Mercedes Benz Sprinter adds a refreshing and unique way to experience the fresh air, panoramic views, and natural beauty along the route. The highlight is Morlacco Jasenice, a unique tasting room nestled in the dramatic Velebit foothills, where tradition meets storytelling through artisanal cheeses, aged prosciutto, and exceptional local wines crafted by passionate artisans. Here, you’ll taste rare delicacies and sip wines that truly capture the spirit of the region. Perfect for curious travelers, families, and young couples seeking adventure, romance, and unforgettable moments off the beaten path.

Explore the stunning Kornati and Telašćica National Parks on this captivating day trip from Zadar. Set sail on the well-equipped ship Sveti Šime II, where you can admire breathtaking views of Zadar from the sea. Enjoy the beauty of Kornati National Park with a stop at Katina Island, where swimming and hiking await. After a delicious lunch on board, discover the unique Salt Lake in Telašćica Park and enjoy two hours of free time to unwind or explore the stunning cliffs and diverse flora. This guided tour combines natural wonders with rich local insights for an unforgettable experience. - Full-day tour from Zadar lasting 10 hours, from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. - Visit both Kornati National Park and Telašćica Nature Park - Enjoy a freshly prepared lunch and drinks on board - Swim, hike, and explore unique natural attractions like Salt Lake and cliffs

Velebit, longest Croatian mountain range, abounds in nature diversity, unique karst landscapes and history. Our daily excursion Velebit Photo Safari by Land Rover Defender enables You to explore a part of our mythic mountain. We shall visit its south part where you'll be enjoying its wild nature, karst forms, beautiful views of Adriatic sea, Zadar archipelago on one, and Paklenica National Park and Sveto brdo summit on the other side. Our experienced guides will tell you about the Velebit mountain nature, history, culture and the traditional lifestyle of our grandparents. We'll drive to the foothills of Tulove grede – a picturesque limestone cliff as well as the impressive Zrmanja Canyon. After sightseeing, we'll have lunch on a mountain farm.

Let me take you on a exciting full day sightseeing trip that also includes some hiking to various points of interest, during which we'll visit mountains, caves and rivers of Zadar area. Our emphasis will be on UNESCO protected Velebit mountain range, the most beautiful in Croatia, which offers fantastic scenery and views. First we will visit attractive viewpoints to Maslenica bridge and river Zrmanja. Then we will cross over the Velebit range via historic Master's Road and pass below scenic limestone cliffs of Tulove Grede, where we will do a 1.30h long easy and scenic hike with great views. From there we will continue over the Velebit range and descend down its heavily forested northern side to mountainous Lika region and proceed to visit beautiful Cerovačke Špilje (Cerovac Caves) (entrance to both caves is 15€ or 18€ in mid summer season). After cave visit we will cross Velebit again and descend to river Zrmanja for a refreshing swim in its crystal clear waters (summer season).

In 305 AD, a Roman Emperor did something no emperor had ever done — he retired. He chose this exact spot on the Dalmatian coast, and the palace he built became the living, breathing heart of Split. This self-guided audio tour takes you inside that story. Walk through the Bronze Gate where Diocletian may have arrived by sea, stand in the Peristyle where subjects prostrated themselves before him, and discover how his mausoleum became a cathedral dedicated to a saint he himself had executed in one of history's great ironies. Along the way, you'll rub the lucky toe of a giant bronze bishop, find Europe's narrowest street , learn why Split's fish market has zero flies, and spot the clues that reveal where Roman Split ends and Venetian Split begins. 15 stops at your pace. Available in 9 languages. Works offline. Over 20,000 travelers have explored with our audio walking tours, and a full refund guarantee means there's nothing to lose.

Discover the natural beauty of Croatia during this private tour of Sibenik and the Krka waterfalls. Learn about the city’s rich history as you explore the cobbled streets and see key landmarks including the UNESCO-listed St. James Cathedral. Then head to Krka National Park to marvel at the last set of falls before the Krka River meets the Adriatic Sea.

Meet your guide at the most recent installation of the town- Greeting to the Sun and start a journey throughout 3000 years of history. Take a walk towards remains of Roman Forum, learn about church of St. Donatus, the emblematic symbol of Zadar built in 9th century. Find out about the importance of St. Mary's convent near by. Pass by St. Anastasia bell tower on your way to visit Melia Aniana arch. Stop to take photos of the most beautiful Romanesque apses of church of St. Chrysogonus. Continue your walk towards Zadar food market where you'll taste some local produce, before visiting the People's Square. Here is one of the hidden gems, which are not charted on city maps. Next, you'll going to see the remains of three eastern entrances to the Old Town of Zadar. The tour will end in Queen Jelena Madijevka Park, where you can take beautiful photos of picturesque sights.

If you're into having your mind blown with natural beauty and ancient architecture, a visit to Krka National Park and the town of Sibenik are must-dos on your Croatian itinerary. Enjoy the best of both worlds, the natural one and the built one, during this flexible private tour and let someone else handle the logistics.

Explore the stunning Krka Waterfalls on this private afternoon tour from Šibenik, where fewer crowds enhance your experience. Discover Skradinski buk falls with its beautiful wooden footpaths, old watermills, and vibrant flora and fauna. After your guided park tour, enjoy a scenic boat ride to the charming town of Skradin, where you’ll have free time for refreshments and local treats. - Private tour accommodating up to 7 people - 4-hour duration with convenient hotel/ship pick-up in Šibenik area - Includes a guided tour of Krka National Park and scenic boat ride - Refreshments available in Skradin, enhancing your cultural experience - Almost no crowds in the afternoon - Lower tour cost and lower park ticket from June till end of September - Entrance tickets to the national park aren’t included in the tour, you pay them on spot.

Get to know several of Croatia’s most evocative destinations when you embark on a private tour of Split, Salona, and Trogir. Meet your guide at Diocletian’s Palace, in the heart of Split, and set off on a tour of the UNESCO-listed landmark. As you explore, learn all about Split’s place in history from your guide’s commentary. Continue next to the nearby Salona ruins—once the site of a bustling Roman city—and then venture to the medieval town of Trogir, located on its very own island.

Combine history and nature into one day with this private tour to Trogir and Krka Waterfalls. Explore the UNESCO-listed medieval town of Trogir, discovering castles, bell towers, vibrant squares, flowered courtyards, and 13th-century staircases. Then, visit Krka National Park to relax by the Skradinski Buk waterfall and explore a local village with old watermills. The itinerary can be adjusted to your preferences, and hotel pickup and drop-off are available on request.

This Two-In-One tour is all you need to discover both Dubrovnik’s rich history and its Game of Thrones locations - all thoughtfully covered in just a few hours! Led by a licensed local guide since 2018 and a passionate GOT fan, the tour begins with a scenic climb to Fort Lovrjenac offering stunning views over the Old Town and Adriatic Sea. With time for questions and conversation, you'll walk away with a deeper understanding of both the real and fictional Dubrovnik. It’s a private, immersive tour tailored to your interests - whether you're curious about the city's centuries-old heritage, its role in the show, or both. Join us for a personalized journey through the story of our country.

There is far too much to mention, but a few snippets you might see and glean include small town which is dating from 339 BC, river which started under waterfall, Ice Age, melting, salty and fresh water, sea level which was on 95 meters lower, First Croatian hydro power station which was the second AC-generating hydroelectric project in the world, unrecognized state of Serbska Krajna, Croatian operation “Storm” against unrecognized state, eight waterfalls (one of them is underwater waterfall), effect of calcareous sinter, the most powerful family in Croatia in the middle Ages, Romans (how could I forget the Romans), trade routes, an ancient Roman roads, hajduks, small balustrade lookout point built for monarch whose nephew assassination started World War one, karst phenomenon, mills, caves, only poisonous snake, and quite a lot more.

Step into the world of Game of Thrones with a visit to Fort Lovrijenac and Pile Bay, iconic filming spots set against Dubrovnik’s stunning coastline. Continue with a walking tour through the Old Town’s cobbled streets, passing landmarks like Stradun, the Franciscan Monastery, and the Jesuit Steps. Hop on an optional ferry to Lokrum Island—filmed as Qarth—and enjoy time to swim, explore, and snap a photo on the official Iron Throne. A blend of cinematic history, culture, and coastal charm—all in one unforgettable experience.

Visiting Krka National Park from Dubrovnik involves a long self-drive or bus journey. Avoid the inconveniences of either on this private day trip with your own chauffeured vehicle whisking you to and from the waterfall-studded park. Explore Krka's natural glories independently: admiring the stunning Skradinski Buk waterfall, following walking trails, spotting birdlife and fauna, and absorbing magnificent lake-and-mountain scenery. Cap everything with an optional visit to a traditional Croatian restaurant on the way back. Admission is at your own expense.

Explore the beautiful Zadar Archipelago on a small-group, half-day tour (with a maximum of 12 travelers). Enjoy a relaxed, personalized experience led by a local skipper, and escape the crowds with a unique route. Explore remote islands, turquoise lagoons, and hidden gems like a sunken ship (a great snorkeling spot), the famous sandy Sakarun Lagoon, and a military bunker. Enjoy a mix of cruising, swimming, snorkeling, and beach bar lounging, with all essentials included—bottled water, snorkeling gear, water toys, windproof jackets, and safety equipment—so there's no need to pack a thing.

Cut out the crowds on the tourist boats, and kick back instead on a small-group cruise around the Zadar archipelago. Aboard a boat with no more than six people, you'll cruise past scenic bays, and stop to swim, snorkel, or fish along the route. How much you see is up to you; the skipper can tailor the route to include stops at Ošljak or Ugljan, if you wish.