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Experience the stunning architecture of the Franjo Tuđman Bridge as it gracefully spans the picturesque River Ombla, presenting breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and seamlessly connecting Dubrovnik to the mainland. Discover the enchanting River Ombla, renowned as one of the shortest rivers in the world, with its vibrant emerald-green waters and striking karst formations. This hidden gem serves as a tranquil retreat for nature enthusiasts amid lush greenery. Ascend to the impressive Mount Srđ, which dominates the Dubrovnik skyline. Here, you will be rewarded with awe-inspiring vistas of the Adriatic Sea and the iconic Old Town, creating exceptional opportunities for photography and outdoor adventures.

·         Korčula is the birth place of Marco Polo – enjoy one of the most well preserved medieval cities in the Mediterranean ·         The Pelješac peninsula, the second largest Croatian peninsula, comprises many historical, cultural and natural attractions ·         Pelješac – tasting of local awarded wines

Visiting all the popular locations in Dubrovnik can be challenging, but with our expert guidance, we will help you capture perfect social media photos while discovering Dubrovnik and its fascinating history. Join our photo tour and visit 10 breathtaking locations for the best shots of Dubrovnik! From panoramic viewpoints to iconic landmarks, this tour guarantees spectacular content and unforgettable memories that will make you stand out on social media.

Be the first to explore all the buildings and monuments and stories behind these sights in the old city center on this early bird group walking tour. There is nothing more beautiful and amazing than experiencing the dawn in Dubrovnik, and how the first rays of sunshine start to illuminate the Old town. Get to experience the sunrise as you see the first rays of sun touch the red roofed houses in the Adriatic Pearl on a tour of Dubrovnik, you surely don't want to miss on this lifetime experience.

If you are interested in learning about the history of Dubrovnik Republic and legends that add to its charm, this tour is perfect for you! Experience the spirit of the past, learn about Homeland war and discover today’s life of citizens living within the Old Town…You will visit the most famous attractions, explore hidden streets in the Old town and receive advise about things to do during your stay. This tour is great orientation for first time visitors!

This isn’t just any tour — it’s a journey with a local who was born and raised in Dubrovnik. I’ll share stories, secrets, and real-life experiences you won’t hear anywhere else. No rushed sightseeing, just a relaxed walk with insights into the city’s history, culture, and everyday life. Expect honest answers, and a guide who truly knows the heart of Dubrovnik. If you want a genuine, down-to-earth experience, this is the tour for you.

Private Professional Photo Tour: Dubrovnik’s Iconic Landmarks and Hidden Gems. Capture your story from St. Blaise to the Jesuit Stairs!

Let yourself to professionals and enjoy in ride from Dubrovnik to Zagreb with opportunity to explore sighs along the way. The whole Dalmatian coastline is beautiful but if you have opportunity it would be pity not to see the one of the longest walls in the world in Ston and try local delicacy oyster with good wine from the local area and also take a look at salt pans which are still producing salt in old traditional way. Split with its Diocletian Palace is well know as romans emperor retirement palace and this trip is great opportunity to explore it and sip coffee on seaside promenade Riva. Or take a walk around Zadar and hear sound of sea organ. Visit Plitvice Lakes which are one of the biggest natural wonders in the world and admire to its beauty.

Discover one of Europe’s most iconic landmarks on the Dubrovnik City Walls Walking Tour, combining expert local guidance with the freedom to explore on your own. Walk through the UNESCO‑listed Old Town streets with a knowledgeable guide who shares fascinating stories and historical insights. Climb the city walls with your included ticket and enjoy stunning panoramic views over Dubrovnik’s terracotta rooftops and the Adriatic Sea. After the guided tour, continue your cultural journey independently with a 10‑museum pass, giving you the flexibility to visit Dubrovnik’s top museums at your own pace. This tour is perfect for travelers who want history, breathtaking views, and the freedom to explore Dubrovnik’s museums on their own after the tour.

Embark on a scenic journey from the stunning city of Dubrovnik to the historic town of Ston, famous for its impressive medieval walls and extensive salt pans. Once you arrive, you will have approximately three hours of free time to explore and enjoy the town at your own leisurely pace. This provides a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in the charming and rich atmosphere of this ancient town, discovering its unique history, architecture, and scenic surroundings at your own pace. Please keep in mind that this free time does not include lunch, guided walking tours, or entrance fees to the Ston walls, museums, or other attractions.

Join us for sightseeing drive around Dubrovnik and its surroundings that will give you an opportunity to explore and capture its most photogenic spots. This hustle free tour is perfect way to explore landmarks of the area and enjoy the views that will win you over. Early morning start alows you to avoid crows.

Embark on a powerful half-day tour delves deep into the complex and emotional history of the Croatian War of Independence. This tour will take you through three significant sites; each stop tells a different chapter of the war, offering insights into Croatia’s struggle for independence and the devastating impact of the conflict. Our guides are deeply knowledgeable and provide engaging commentary, helping you connect emotionally with the history behind each site. Optionally, you can also visit the Belvedere Hotel ruins and War Photo Gallery (drop-off in old town).

Departure from Dubrovnik • Mercedes V-Class • Max 7 Guests Tired of buses full? Picture this: a day where you glide through Bosnia in a Mercedes V-Class, with leather seats and zero small talk. Our secret? Priority van lanes at borders—meaning you’ll be sipping Bosnian coffee while others are still in queue. Unforgettable Pit Stops: Kravice Waterfalls — Nature’s Private Pool Mostar — Where East Meets West Blagaj — The Enchanted Spring Why This Trip Feels Tailor-Made: Mercedes Magic: Stretch out in leather seats, charge your gear, and enjoy AC that actually works. Tiny Group Vibes: Max 7 guests. Feel like a detour? Just ask. Border Ninja Moves: Skip lines, save hours. Door-to-Door Service: We’ll grab you from hotels, ports… even that cute Airbnb. Driver-Guide Extraordinaire: Equal parts historian, shortcut wizard, and meme-maker.

This tour is designed for those short on time but eager to explore the beauty and gastronomy of Konavle Valley. Enjoy breathtaking views and the tranquility of the countryside, just a short drive from Dubrovnik. Visit Falcon Fortress to uncover the thrilling beauty of a medieval fortress perched high on a cliff, where you can explore its ancient walls and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. Enjoy the one of a kind Kameni mlin ( Stone mill) experiencing village life of Konavle region and try traditional homemade cuisine while learning about old fashioned amenities, tales of grapevine, myth of stone mill, story about the handmade millstone and many more.

Embark on a scenic private day trip from Dubrovnik to the historic city of Split. Split is one of Croatia’s most captivating destinations, offering a unique combination of ancient heritage and modern coastal lifestyle. Travel in the comfort of a private, air-conditioned vehicle accompanied by an English-speaking driver/guide as you make your way along the breathtaking Dalmatian coastline and picturesque countryside. Discover the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace, wander through charming stone streets, visit vibrant markets, or enjoy the lively atmosphere of the Riva waterfront.

This itinerary offers a captivating blend of Dubrovnik's history, architecture, and breathtaking views, all within a compact 3-hour tour. Starting at the iconic Pile Gate, you’ll step back in time with an overview of Dubrovnik’s storied past. Stroll along Stradun, the bustling main street lined with historic buildings and local charm. At the Rector's Palace, dive into the city’s political history while exploring a stunning Gothic-Renaissance masterpiece. The Dubrovnik Cathedral follows, where you’ll admire exquisite Baroque architecture and treasured artworks. Finally, the tour ascends to Mount Srđ via the Dubrovnik Cable Car, where panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea and the Old Town await. This itinerary uniquely balances historical exploration with modern perspectives, from ancient streets to the heights of Mount Srđ, all within a manageable time frame, making it perfect for those eager to experience Dubrovnik’s rich heritage without feeling rushed.

Discover the beauty, history, and culture of Cavtat, a charming coastal town near Dubrovnik. This tour is perfect for those looking to experience a peaceful escape with breathtaking views, historic landmarks, and local traditions—all within a short amount of time. Our guides are passionate about sharing their knowledge of Cavtat history, culture, and natural beauty, ensuring you get the most out of your visit.

Split is the second largest city in Croatia and is a typical example of a Mediterranean city. Throughout the history, the development and expansion of the city has continued around the palace of the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Diocletian's Palace dates back to the 4th century and is one of the best preserved buildings of this type in Europe. Besides this unique monument, it is possible to find a large number of other archaeological remains in the city and its immediate surroundings, not only from the Roman period, but also from other historical eras. Take advantage of this great opportunity to get to know the historical centre of Split and to feel the atmosphere of this beautiful urban centre that has become a hub of fashion and various fashion trends. Stroll down the famous Split promenade and have fun shopping in the boutiques of famous Croatian and worldwide brands, as well as in the largest shopping centre in the region.

With this COMBO NEW 2024 you visit two very popular day tours destination. Montenegro tour includes visit south of the border. Blue Adriatic Bay of Kotor gives you stunning panoramas, historic cities and beautiful shopping places. The city of Kotor visit includes renaisance squares and medditerean style houses. There is also a stunning wall climbing up to the mountin if you feel like seeing the bay from up there.. Our second tour includes visit to Mostar or Korčula, depending on your interest.

Explore the wonders of the Balkans on this captivating journey. Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of the region as you visit renowned UNESCO World Heritage sites like Mostar, Kotor, and the Decan Monastery and wander through the medieval treasures of Kruja's Old Bazaar. This small-group tour takes you on a remarkable adventure through five Balkan countries: Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, and Kosovo.

This private tour offers an unforgettable experience in Međugorje and the stunning Kravice Waterfalls. Guests will enjoy three hours of free time in Međugorje to explore at their own pace, visit local attractions, or simply relax. Afterward, the tour continues to the breathtaking Kravice Waterfalls, where visitors will have an additional hour of free time to admire the natural beauty and take photos. It’s an ideal choice for those looking to discover the spiritual and natural highlights of the region. Overall, this private tour ensures a personalized and flexible experience for all guests.

Explore the rugged landscape, deep blue sea, and rich legacy of history in turmoil as you traverse the winding roads of Montenegro – one of the smallest and most beautiful countries of the Mediterranean region. Your English speaking driver will accompany you on this tour through magical Montenegro and give you an insight into the local area. You will enjoy a drive to the town Perast from where you will visiting a manmade islet called Gospa od Skrpjela for a quick sightseeing. Gospa od Skrpjela is one of the most renowned sights of Montenegro dating back to 15th century. After the visit to the islet, tour continues to UNESCO protected historical town of Kotor. Additionally, there is an option of booking an add-on to the tour that will include a visit to the seaside town of Herceg Novi. In Kotor, there will be plenty of time to explore the city's historical center and enjoy a nice lunch of local delicacies in one of the local restaurants before heading back to Dubrovnik.

This tour offers the perfect mix of sightseeing and local flavor. You’ll enjoy a private panoramic drive through Dubrovnik with stops at the city’s most breathtaking viewpoints, guided by a friendly local who shares stories and insider knowledge. What makes this experience unique is the visit to Dubrovnik Beer Company, where you’ll taste a selection of locally brewed craft beers and learn about the brewing process in a relaxed, authentic setting. You’ll get a deeper connection to the city—its views, its stories, and its flavors. Whether it’s your first time in Dubrovnik or you’ve been before, this tour offers a refreshing perspective and a memorable local experience. Ideal for couples, small groups, or curious travelers who want to enjoy Dubrovnik beyond the usual tourist path.

The old town of Korčula is one of the best preserved medieval towns in the Mediterranean. Walls and towers defended the strategic position of the city, whose layout of streets and squares is designed in the shape of a herringbone in order to provide residents with security and comfort. The Statute of the town, dating from 1214, regulated life in Korčula. Stonecutting and shipbuilding were the most important Korčula crafts from ancient times. According to legend, the city was founded by the Greek hero Antenor after the fall of Troy. Marko Polo, a famous traveler, is believed to be from Korčula. As added value, we also visit Matuško winery on Pelješac.