Top Dalmatia Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 10

Discover the stunning coastline of Dubrovnik and Elafiti Islands aboard our premium boats, the Yacht Jeanneau Leader 10 or Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795. Whether you're seeking a relaxing cruise, island hopping, or a romantic sunset tour, we offer personalized experiences tailored to your preferences. Enjoy comfort, style, and unforgettable views with a professional skipper guiding your journey. **Note** Fuel rate is not included in price, fuel is payable by cash after the trip.

Make the most of the limited time in Split with a private day trip to Krka National Park. Skip the hassle of planning transport and enjoy time to explore the park’s famous waterfalls and scenic trails at your own pace. Afterward, visit a family-run winery for a relaxed lunch and wine tasting, with both included—an easy way to combine nature and local flavors in one seamless day.

Check out the beauty of the Montenegro Coast on this group tour, where you’ll visit Perast City, Kotor, and take a ferry across the Bay of Kotor. You’ll keep costs down by booking this group tour, and possibly make some new friends too. Your local guide will take care of logistics, so you just need to be ready to enjoy your day out.

Explore the highlights of Split without getting tired walking or pedaling a bike when you take a small-group tour by electric tuk-tuk. Discover the city’s beaches, neighborhoods, galleries, and the renowned Poljud Stadium, all from the comfort of your vehicle. Navigate narrow streets while soaking up Split's atmosphere. The tuk-tuks let you speed around town while still getting an intimate perspective of the place.

Discover two Bosnia and Herzegovina highlights on this 11-hour trip from Split or Trogir. Take a walking tour of Mostar, a medieval town steeped in Ottoman history. See the famous, 16th-century Turkish bridge (Stari Most), and Old Bazaar, and enjoy free time to stroll and have lunch (own expense). Later, your journey continues to the scenic Kravice Waterfalls

If you really want to see Dubrovnik through local eyes and see the most important landmark in the city - this is a tour for you. This tour is also great for people who are into photography because of the breathtaking viewpoints along the way. With a local tour guide you will get local perspective and tips for your stay in Dubrovnik.

Escape the tourist crowds and explore offshore Dubrovnik on a private speedboat tour to the Elafiti Islands. Customize your itinerary according to your own interests, and allow your skipper to navigate your course, leaving you free to unwind with access to snorkeling equipment. Discover secluded bays, beaches, and caves at your own pace, with a choice of half-day or full-day excursions.

I’m a Croatian nature lover and family farm owner. My family has been farming with love for generations. They came to Dubrovnik in 16 century and cultivating the land for Dubrovnik nobility on whose land we are today. Enjoy the biggest classroom on the world – open air nature surroundings of Dubrovnik!

This tour of the Blue Cave from Dubrovnik lets you experience more than just seeing the scenic attraction. You'll visit several other caves, discover prime spots for snorkeling, and have some free time to relax on a beach on Lopud island. Avoid the larger tourist groups at the Blue Cave by choosing the morning tour.

SINCE 2016 this Awarded, Authentic & Exciting WALKING TOURS for HISTORY LOVERS offer a Unique Mix of History, Discoveries & Fun with Advantage of Licensed Resident Guides, Split natives & experts with Master's Degree in History Studies & Economics, genuine true historians who were literally living recent history, growing up here in '80s/'90s during heavy times of Communism & Homeland War and have original, profound, local knowledge of Dalmatia, the oldest & most beautiful region of Croatia. On this Tour you will explore Old Medieval Town with the spectacular Palace of Roman Emperor Diocletian built in AD 305 (from 1979 on UNESCO World Heritage Site List). Visit to Museum of Cellars as the best-preserved part of Diocletian's Palace is another great addition to this Tour. SMALL-GROUP SIZE (max.16) allows us to go 'behind the scenes' & experience destination 'through the eyes of locals'. We are looking forward to see you on some of our amazing and unforgettable tours. ŽIVILI (Cheers) !!!

The Zadar Archipelago is made up of hundreds of islands and islets. Explore some of the region’s most popular spots on this small-group boat tour. Swim in the crystal clear ocean waters of Blue Bay Otrić, explore the protected forests on Ošljak—Croatia’s smallest inhabited island—or grab some souvenirs from the town of Preko. Decide how you want to spend your time swimming, snorkeling, or relaxing on the boat.

Make the most of your time on Hvar with a bike tour of the island’s scenic villages and countryside, and cover more distance in less time than possible by foot. Discover regional highlights including the UNESCO-listed Stari Grad Plain and a traditional wine cellar, and visit rural villages for a taste of authentic Croatia, with light refreshments included in the price.

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.

Leave Split for the day and head down the Dalmatian Coast to Dubrovnik on this informative and entertaining guided tour of Dubrovnik, the "Pearl of the Adriatic." Take a 1.5-hour guided walking tour of Old Town, strolling the limestone-paved streets within the medieval walls and learning about the history of the city. Then take some free time to explore Dubrovnik on your own.

Zadar’s Old Town and seafront promenade are good to explore on foot, but visiting with a guide lets you dive deeper into the city’s history and culture than you could alone. On this comprehensive walking tour, visit the most important sights, from the Church of St. Donat to the medieval City Walls and the famous Sea Organ. Enjoy plenty of photo opportunities along the way, and get a taste of local life as you go.

If you only have time for one day trip from Split, the magnificent waterfalls of the Krka National Park should be high on your list. On this tour, follow the park’s natural wonders with the historic town of Skradin and visit a Sladić winery to sample a selection of Croatian wines and cheeses. Enjoy a guided walking tour through the national park to Skradinski Buk waterfall and cool off with a swim at the beach in Skradin.

Situated on the Adriatic Sea, Zadar has many small islands off the coast that hide some stunning natural sights to uncover. Hop aboard a speedboat on this half-day small-group boat tour and explore Ošljak—the smallest inhabited island in the Adriatic Sea—the historical sights on the Galevac islet, and the pristine beaches of Preko.

Situated on the Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik features coastal sea views from much of the city. Head out to the harbor for an evening sail around the Old Town on this dinner cruise. Take in views of the city walls and the Island of Lokrum as you dine on authentic Croatian dishes such as popara and watch the sun set over the city.

Experience Dubrovnik’s stunning coastline in the most magical part of the day – sunset. This 1.5-hour tour begins in the Old Town and takes you along the Adriatic Sea to explore some of Dubrovnik’s most iconic sights and hidden treasures. Your journey includes fascinating stories shared by your experienced skipper, creating the perfect mix of relaxation, history, and sightseeing. Play your own music via Bluetooth and enjoy complimentary drinks on board for an even more personalized experience. Highlights of the Tour: *Karantena – A historic quarantine complex. *Villa Šeherezada – A glimpse of Dubrovnik’s elegance. *St. Jacob Beach – A peaceful, secluded spot. *Betina Cave & Purple Cave – Two of Dubrovnik’s largest and most beautiful sea caves. *Fort Lovrijenac & City Walls – Iconic landmarks from a unique sea view. This tour is perfect for couples, families, or friends looking to enjoy Dubrovnik in a relaxed and unforgettable way.

Dubrovnik's central streets can be heaving with people, making it difficult to explore local life. With this half-day private buggy tour, you can experience the hidden gems of Dubrovnik's surrounding area in a completely unique way. Delve into the heart of local life, exploring abandoned villages, ancient stone houses, and picturesque olive trees and vineyards on an off-road buggy. You'll also get to enjoy peaceful viewpoints and an included local brunch with your own guide.

Climb aboard a pirate ship and enjoy a panoramic tour along Split’s coastline for a unique sightseeing experience. Relax with a glass of wine or juice as you admire the coastline, from pristine beaches to the majestic Marjan hill. Keep your eyes peeled for dolphins and stop at Kasjuni Beach for swimming during the summer. Choose a sunset tour to capture beautiful photos during the golden hour.

Instead of following a map, keep your head up and discover the beauty of Korcula by taking part in this guided tour. An ideal way to get your bearings and learn about the town’s history at the same time, a guide reveals stories about Marco Polo, local artwork, and important events that have shaped this magnificent white stone town.

Sail to the Elaphite Islands for an adventure that combines delicious food and snorkeling to provide you with the best of both worlds. Departing from Dubrovnik, your journey begins with a stop at the Blue Cave for snorkeling, swimming, and even the opportunity to jump off the boat. Along the way, stop for a local meal at Captain's House. Then, head to the island of Lopud, where you have ample time to explore and relax on the sandy beach.

Enjoy a fun twist on the traditional sightseeing tour of Dubrovnik by traveling via a unique private electric car modeled after the Ford Model T from 1914. The smaller vehicle allows access to stops larger groups can't reach, with hotel pickup adding convenience. It's an ideal choice for the traveller who prefers a bit less walking, but no less sightseeing.