Top Dubrovnik Sightseeing Tours - page 6

Skip expensive private charters and crowded big-boat tours, and visit three Dubrovnik coastal beauty spots with ease on this small-group cruise. Board a small boat and admire Dubrovnik’s walls from the water before visiting Lokrum Island to stroll its gardens and swim at its lake and rocky beaches. Finally, swim and snorkel at Betina Cave and St. Jacob’s Beach. Choose from two departures: each with snorkel equipment included. Lokrum entry ticket at your own expense.

Head out to the Elaphite Islands on your own private boat with this private, customizable tour. You'll have plenty of flexibility to see and do what interests you most, with a skipper on hand to give you suggestions on the best beaches and ports to visit. You'll also get the chance to stop for lunch along the way, or you can just stick to the free snacks and drinks served on board.

Embark on a full day sailboat tour from Dubrovnik to the islands of Koločep, Lopud, and Šipan. Take photos of the area's natural beauty, swim or snorkel in the clear waters, and visit charming villages. You can choose whether you'd like to have a meal on one of the islands. Your tour has a maximum of 6 travelers, providing a more intimate experience.

Take a day away from Dubrovnik to explore the country of Montenegro with this private tour. You'll visit Our Lady of the Rocks Church and the surrounding town of Perast and have plenty of time left over to explore the UNESCO World Heritage walled city of Kotor, with its famous Cathedral of St. Truphon and towering Castle of San Giovanni.

Choose your own adventure with this private, sightseeing tour in a luxury vehicle that is directed by you. Spend the full day immersed in the history and culture of Montenegro or see the global influence and architecture of Mostar and Sarajevo. Nature lovers can create a tour to the Plitvice Lakes while wine connoisseurs can spend the day touring countryside vineyards.

Best Value Tour! Discover 10+ Game of Thrones filming locations as well as the stunning city of Dubrovnik on a single combined tour. Walk through Blackwater Bay, stand on Cersei’s Walk of Shame steps or sit on the Iron Throne. This self-guided audio tour transforms Dubrovnik into the King's Landing with behind-the-scenes secrets, and an interactive quiz to crown you or humble you, as a true GOT expert. At the end of tour, you will know a lot more than Jon Snow! On this tour you will explore King’s Landing on foot through the Old Town, make an optional visit the cursed island of Lokrum (aka Qarth) to sit on the Iron Throne (extra cost not included), and see the city walls where Tyrion plotted and dragons attacked. With a total of 18 stops, you can split the across multiple days or do it all at once — it’s your kingdom. Available in 9 languages. Works completely offline. No group schedules, no waiting, no rushing past the best photo spots. Full refund guarantee if it's not for you.

Soak up the sun, sea breeze, and scenery on this 8-hour boat-based sightseeing tour of the Elafiti Islands near Dubrovnik. Make your own adventure as you enjoy historic medieval villages, Mediterranean landscapes, rocky beaches and crystal clear waters of the islands of Koločep, Lopud and Šipan. Unlimited soft drinks and wine, plus lunch on the boat, are included.

Go from Croatia to Bosnia Herzegovina in a day, and discover the delights of Mostar and the Kravice Falls. Showcasing two highlights of the Balkans region, the excursion from Dubrovnik allows you to discover the sights and learn about their history at the same time. You’ll travel with a guide, explore the historic city of Mostar, and find the best vantage points to see the natural wonders of Kravice Falls. Just remember to bring your passport on the day.

Discover the best of Dubrovnik during this private sightseeing tour. Then head to one of the world’s shortest rivers, Ombla, before concluding your tour at the Franjo Tudman Bridge. This tour has been created to give you the best panoramic views of the city for great photo opportunities.

Regular city tours can seem a little mundane, but with this private tour of Drubovnik you'll be able to ride in style in a vintage 1970s classic car. The half-day tour with an experienced driver will allow you to explore some off-beat places such as Trsteno, the spring of River Ombla, and the best viewpoints of Dubrovnik from every angle. Along the way, stop to try some local tasty products as you listen to your guide explain the local history.

A cluster of six tiny but beautiful Adriatic isles, the Elafiti islands are a dream destination for a private cruise. Build your perfect itinerary and choose exactly where you want to go and what to do when you book this half-day boat charter. The price includes a skipper, a welcome drink, and the use of snorkeling equipment—an additional charge for fuel is payable on the day.

Exploring the area surrounding Dubrovnik on a private tour is the perfect way to see the best of Croatia, without the rush or crowds of shared excursions. On this full-day adventure, head out with a guide to check off multiple highlights—including the Peljesac Peninsula and the bay-side town of Ston, famous for its oysters. Wrap up the day with visits to three family-run wineries for tastings of local specialties, before convenient drop-off back at your hotel.

Make the most of Dubrovnik's proximity to Sarajevo on this full-day private trip through the Balkans. After crossing the border into Bosnia and Herzegovina and stopping at the Franjo Tudjman Bridge, pass through historically important towns like Neum, Počitelj, and Mostar, before arriving in Sarajevo. Once there, enjoy over three hours of free time to discover the most important landmarks and memorials the city has to offer. Admire the Latin Bridge, Bascarsija Bazaar, and many other sites before departing again for Dubrovnik.

Old Town may get all the attention, but there's so much more to explore around Dubrovnik. This small-group tour by minibus makes it easy to expand your visit, with stops at lookout points overlooking the port and coastal islands, a chance to taste fresh spring water, and panoramic views of the walled city from Mount Srđ. With hourly departures throughout the day, it's a quick way to get a new perspective on the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic.’

The island of Mljet is familiar as the most forested Adriatic island, and one of the oldest National park in Croatia. Visit Small and Large lake, coral cay and learn about flora and fauna of the park. In the middle of the Large lake you will see a small island, named St. Mary's Island, is a popular attraction and can be reached by boat. Aside from the natural beauty of the national park, Mljet also has a rich cultural and historical heritage. The island has been inhabited since ancient times, and you can explore the remains of a Roman palace. The local cuisine of Mljet is also worth trying, with fresh seafood and local produce being the highlight of many dishes. Don't miss the opportunity to try traditional Dalmatian dishes such as octopus salad, black risotto, and grilled fish. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature, or an adventure-filled holiday exploring the island's history and culture, Mljet offers something for everyone.

Get your bearings in Dubrovnik with this guided tour, led by a local guide. You'll travel in a private, air-conditioned vehicle to the historic Old Town, where your local guide will show you around. You'll also get the chance to head up to a hill looking out over the city to take in fabulous views of the city.

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.

Skip the hassle of travel logistics and discover a different side of the Adriatic on a private, full-day trip from Dubrovnik to Kotor. Enjoy a scenic drive along Montenegro’s dramatic coastline before arriving in Kotor, beautifully set between rugged mountains and the scenic Bay of Kotor. Wander the atmospheric old town with its medieval architecture and red-tiled rooftops, stop for lunch at your leisure (own expense), and, if you wish, continue to the nearby town of Perast, a charming and unspoiled village on the bay.

Immerse yourself in the rich history of Old Town Dubrovnik on this private tour with a focus on the ancient city defense systems. Go beyond the panoramic views and learn how the city functioned as a fortified state. Learn how and why the walls were built, what the threats were, and the priority of the republic as you explore with your private guide.

Immerse yourself in the world of Game of Thrones on a private walking tour of Dubrovnik, ideal for fans of the hit TV series. Designed as a structured walk through "King's Landing"—without any unnecessary stairs or additional entrance fees—learn how the city was used to represent power, politics, and control. Get behind-the-scenes insights provided by your guide, see the famous Iron Throne, and adapt the tour to your pace and interests.

Dubrovnik’s towering city walls are at their most romantic as evening turns to night. Enjoy a private tour on a boat just for your group during this magical sunset cruise. See the city walls, old port, Lokrum Island, Lovrijenac Fortress, Banje Beach, and more as your skipper tells tales of Dubrovnik’s past and you sip fine local wine. Snorkeling equipment is included if you wish.

Explore the coastal caves and sandy beaches off the coast of Dubrovnik on this half-day small-group boat tour. Dive into deep-blue waters with a spot of sea cave swimming at Blue Cave, witness panoramic views of the Kolocep island coastline, and enjoy the sand between your toes as you relax with a drink on Lopud island’s shallow-water beaches.

Discover an alternative side of Dubrovnik on this small-group, evening walking tour. Setting off from the Boninovo cliffs after dark, you’ll visit some of the city’s spookiest corners, from a historical graveyard and Gradac Park to Renaissance–era palaces. As you go, your guide will share macabre stories and centuries-old legends from the city’s long history. The tour concludes in the Old Town, at the centrally located Pile Gate.

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.