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Check out the coastal town of Sibenik and Krka National Park on this 8-hour combination tour. Enjoy a beautiful drive along the coast to Sibenik, before heading to Krka where you can walk along the river, enjoy views of the park’s postcard-worthy waterfalls, or explore the historic stone watermills and workhouses. All park entrance fees and roundtrip hotel transport are included.

In this 70 min walking tour to begin with we will take you trough the old town which is padded on the peninsula, surrounded by beautiful parks and city walls. At the heart of the peninsula there are numerous monuments, restaurants and cafes and also numerous facilities for visitors such as museums, various shops. . . Zadar's incredible Sea Organ , designed by local architect Nikola Bašić, is unique. Set within the perforated stone stairs that descend into the sea is a system of pipes and whistles that exudes wistful sighs when the movement of the sea pushes air through it. The effect is hypnotic, the mellifluous tones increasing in volume when a boat or ferry passes by. You can swim from the steps off the promenade while listening to the sounds.

Explore Zadar's rich history and vibrant culture on a captivating private walking tour guided by a knowledgeable local. Situated on the stunning Adriatic coast of Croatia, Zadar is renowned for its fascinating blend of ancient landmarks, stunning architecture, and innovative modern installations. Our tour starts at 5 Well Square, once fortified against invaders, then explore landmarks like the Land Gate and City Walls. Visit St. Simon's Church, walk Kalelarga, and see the Sea Organs and Greetings to the Sun. Dive into Zadar's past at the Archaeological Museum. Join us for an unforgettable journey through Zadar's rich heritage.

Discover the magical city of Zadar at your own pace with this guided tour. With a tour of more than 2 hours, you can explore iconic attractions such as Puerta Terraferma, Plaza del Pueblo or Basilica of San Crisógono. This option without schedules or groups allows you to enjoy the city flexibly, including recommendations on gastronomy and family activities. Available in six languages, this experience is ideal for those looking for hassle-free personalized tourism. - 2h self-guided tour with + 12 points of interest - Access to information in 6 languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Italian and German Explore iconic attractions and receive food recommendations. - No groups or schedules, ideal for traveling at your own pace.

Zadar history walking tour will be a unique experience through the most exciting Old Town that will leave everyone breathless. Listen to a narrative covering the city's ancient history in this 70-minute walking tour, from the 1st century BC to the 3rd century AD. Stops include the UNESCO-listed city walls, the sea organ, the Roman Forum, Kalelarga, St. Donatus Church and St. Anastasia's Cathedral, People's Square, and more. A local guide provides an in-depth narrative of the city's history Walking tour is the best way to see the city's highlights. Learn much more than you would wander the city on your own.

Discover Zadar in the palm of your hand for two days at your own pace. The all-in-one guide for an unforgettable experience: restaurants, activities, monuments, secret places, must-sees and advice. Don't miss anything! Also benefit from numerous tips and recommendations, best restaurants and places, Where to go out? Throughout your journey, enjoy guidance between each point of interest with a full description (general information, timetables, prices, booking, tips, accessibility, reviews). Highlights: This is a complete Guide for everyone: family, friends, solo travelers, lovers. You can activate the guide whenever you want. Note that it is possible to benefit from the Guide in offline mode: Works without cellular signal or wifi once downloaded. In the details of the circuit, you will find a non-exhaustive list of the activities that we offer in the guide.

Zadar is one of the oldest and most beautiful cities of Croatia. Don’t miss the chance to discover and explore this wonderful town during our private Zadar walking tour. The city of Zadar is home to ancient roman ruins, medieval churches and a wide offer of museums. During your private walking tour you will learn about the history and heritage of the city. You will enjoy a private 2-hour guided tour with a local expert. In case you prefer, we can also include more hours or even a private transfer to make a complete experience for you. This private walking tour of Zadar is completely personalized. You only have to contact us and mention your preferences, we will then do the rest.

Discover the heart and soul of Zadar on this 1.5-hour walking tour led by a knowledgeable local guide who brings the city’s rich past and vibrant present to life. Visit iconic landmarks such as the Sea Organ, the Greeting to the Sun, the Roman Forum, and the Church of St. Donatus, while also wandering through charming backstreets and hidden corners that most tourists miss. Along the way, hear fascinating stories from Zadar’s Roman, Venetian, and modern history, and gain insider tips on where to eat, drink, and explore like a local. This tour is ideal for first-time visitors who want an authentic introduction to the city, solo travelers and couples seeking a cultural experience, or anyone who prefers small groups and personal insights over big, impersonal tours. Whether you’re into history, architecture, or simply want to soak in the atmosphere of one of Croatia’s most unique coastal towns, this tour offers a memorable and engaging way to connect with Zadar.

This private walking tour in Korčula offers a relaxed journey through the town’s rich history and culture. Enter the Land Gate and learn about its stone defenses. Explore the Marco Polo House and follow the life of the famous merchant. Visit the Korčula Town Museum and discover noble life and maritime traditions. Step into the Bishop’s Treasury to admire sacred art and centuries-old relics. Stroll through St. Mark’s Square and observe the historic fishbone street layout. Pause at St. Mark’s Cathedral to appreciate its Gothic details. The tour combines calm walking, storytelling, and local insights at a comfortable pace. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Take a full-day tour of Mostar and experience the highlights of this charming small town. One of the sunniest towns in Bosnia and Herzegovina, situated on the river Neretva, hides memorable and fascinating stories. The most famous monument in Mostar is the Old Bridge, a masterpiece of the Ottoman Empire destroyed in the war in 1993 but rebuilt and added to UNESCO´s World Heritage List in 2005. This town will excite you with its narrow streets, in which the Orient breathes, a peaceful life without stress and haste, and friendly people. Things that you definitely shouldn´t miss are drinking Turkish coffee on the main street and tasting delicious sweets.

Make a pilgrimage to Medjugorje, a town in Bosnia and Herzegovina believed to be the site of visions of the Virgin Mary, on this private day trip from Zadar. Follow in the steps of millions of pilgrims and explore Medjugorje independently, visiting the church and sites where local children first reported apparitions in 1981. Round-trip transport, hotel pick-up and drop-off, and ample time to sightsee, shop, and eat in Medjugorje are included. Medjugorje is a famous catholic pilgrimage site situated in Bosnia and Herzegovina, just 3 hours away from Zadar. In June 1981, the Virgin Mary appeared to some children and since then she has constantly relayed messages of peace and love. Visit this interesting place which attracted millions of tourists from all over the world and discover the warmth and serenity that it emanates. You can hike on Apparition Hill or visit St. James' church. Don't miss out on trying the tasty Bosnian cuisine.

Medjugorje is one of the most famous Roman Catholic pilgrimage destinations in the world. It became known through the apparitions of the Virgin Mary, which began to appear as a phenomenon in 1981, after which religious tourism began to develop. Since then, this Herzegovinian place, is one of the most visited tourist centers in BiH, which is visited annually by about a million Catholics from all over the world. In contrast to the Marian shrine in Lourdes, France, which, with its six million tourists and believers annually, has become a real commercial paradise for local restaurateurs, Medjugorje still retains its original charm, where pilgrims find peace in their faith.Mostar is a city on the Neretva River. It is known for the legendary Old Bridge, a reconstructed medieval arch bridge. Nearby alleyways are full of shops and market stalls, and the Old Bridge Museum explores the long history of the bridge. The city has an oriental spirit and specific architecture

Day Trip from Zadar – Međugorje Pilgrimage Experience an unforgettable day in the spiritual heart of Europe. Departure from Zadar at 7:00 am and enjoy a scenic drive through Dalmatia and Herzegovina. In Međugorje you will visit the Church of St. James, experience the special atmosphere of this pilgrimage place and have time for prayer, meditation or a walk through the center. A guided hike up Apparition Hill (Podbrdo) offers fascinating insights into the history of the Marian apparitions and the faith of pilgrims. Afterwards, there is free time for reflection or exploration. Guests can enjoy a traditional lunch at the child-friendly Etno Selo Herceg. Return to Zadar around 3:30 pm, arrival around 7:00 pm. A day full of faith, peace and inspiration – personally guided and unforgettable.

Discover the rich history and culture of Split on a private full-day tour from Zadar. Travel in comfort to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Diocletian’s Palace, where you’ll explore its ancient streets, lively squares, and historic landmarks with an expert guide. After the guided tour, enjoy free time to relax at a café, stroll along the Riva promenade, or explore the Old Town at your own pace. This experience combines comfortable round-trip transport with guided insight and independent exploration, making it ideal for travelers who want to experience Split in a single day without the stress of planning. -Private guided tour tailored to your group's pace -Explore the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace and Old Town -Free time for lunch, shopping, or seaside strolling -Includes pickup and drop-off from the Zadar area with round-trip transfer

On this tour, you can choose what you want to visit with a private driver-guide and a comfortable vehicle. We can visit the city of Zadar, the waterfalls of Krka National Park, or the medieval city of Šibenik. On a private tour, if possible, we can always customize the itinerary to your liking. It's also much more convenient to explore places in smaller groups with comfortable transportation.

Plitvice Lakes National Park is one of the oldest and largest parks in all Croatia. The park it is located in a mountainous karst area of central Croatia, on the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is a protected area that extends over 73,350 acres and, as it was expected, it was declared as UNESCO World Heritage. This wonderful park has its lakes arranged in cascades, so for that and other reasons, it one of the most visited parks in the world. This is a unique experience that you can enjoy along with your private driver and official tour guide. Another interested fact, is that you can perform this tour from Zadar and, if you prefer, we can drop you off in Zagreb. As it is a private tour, you decide about how you want to spend this amazing experience. You only have to contact us, and we will arrange everything for you.

If you want a tour of Split and surroundings, this Private Tour of Trogir and Split it could be a perfect option. You will be able to visit a UNESCO Island Town and the Old Center of Split along with a local official guide. Split is located on a small peninsula and got its name from the ancient Greeks who settled there in the 4th century. It’s name derives from the Greek word ‘Aspalathos’ meaning the Spanish broom flower. On the other hand, Trogir is a town that is really worth knowing. It is a historical city located in the Coastal of the Adriatic Sea in the Split-Dalmatia Region. An interesting fact, is that the city was built on a small island located between the mainland and the Island of Ciovo. Due to its unique urban layout and the relevance of some of its Baroque and Renaissance buildings, Trogir was declared as UNESCO World Heritage in 1997.