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Get to know Zadar, the historical capital of Dalmatia, charming Mediterranean city full of legends and interesting stories. The most representative part of the fortification system is the Landward Gate, the monumental entrance to the city. After the demilitarization of the city, large forts were turned into a beautiful green oasis that became the favorite gathering places of the locals. Besides the Venetian fortifications you are going to sightsee: People`s Square, City Market, Sea Gate, St. Donatus Church and the Cathedral of St. Anastasia. After the tour follows free time for individual programs.

What sets this tour apart from classic excursions is not just the route, but the combination of adrenaline, hidden locations and an authentic experience of Dugi Otok. Unlike large tourist boats, the tour takes place on a modern and fast inflatable boat that allows access to hidden coves, sea caves and military tunnels inaccessible to larger vessels. The tour is designed for smaller groups, which gives guests a more relaxed atmosphere, more time for swimming and a more personal approach throughout the day. Special emphasis is placed on the variety of experiences in one excursion — snorkeling at a sunken ship, swimming on the turquoise Sakarun beach, exploring the Golubinjka cave, an authentic lunch in Božava and an adrenaline-pumping entrance to former military submarine tunnels. During the tour, guests are also shown a lesser-known side of Dugi Otok: hidden coves, local stories, the military history of the island and places that most tourists never see.

Capture the essence of your visit to Zadar with a relaxed photo walk through this enchanting coastal town. Discover hidden gems in the historic Old Town, where stone streets and charming corners set the scene for natural, candid moments. This experience is designed for families, couples and individuals who wish to enjoy a genuine outing, allowing laughter and fun to unfold while professional photographs are taken. Enjoy the stunning seaside views as you create lasting memories in a friendly atmosphere, perfect for all ages, including children. Your time in Zadar deserves to be remembered through beautiful images that reflect authentic joy.

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.

Explore the best of Dugi Otok on this half-day experience. Travel to it in style by a new speedboats with a personal touch in intimate groups of max 9 people. Alight from the boat for your first stop at ship wreck St. Michele sunken in 1984 at only 3-5m sea depth. Explore it with provided snorkeling equipment. Speed across the water again and see Veli Rat lighthouse from the seaside. This 42m high tower is one of the most beautiful lighthouse in Croatia! Continue over blue waters to Veli Zal blue lagoon. Jump from the boat and swim through crystal clear water to the beach. Or stay at the boat and enjoy relaxing at the sun or in the Bimini shade. Travel across the water to the Sakarun Beach, one of the most famous beach in Croatia! See by yourself its natural beauty and enjoy swimming in turquoise crystal clear waters. Visit Yugoslav Underground Submarine Shelter. Finish the tour with stunning look of military complex during cold war. Enjoy another thrilling ride back to Zadar!

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.

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.

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.

Get ready to experience Zadar from a new perspective by going on this private guided walking tour. The perfect way to get your bearings and learn about the city’s history at the same time; the tour takes you to the Roman ruins of The Forum, Dalmatia’s largest cathedral—St Anastasia, the sea promenade, and the city’s defensive walls too.

In this 70 min walking tour, to begin with, we will take you through the old town, which is padded on the peninsula and surrounded by beautiful parks and city walls. At the heart of the peninsula, there are numerous monuments, restaurants, and cafes, as well as numerous facilities for visitors, such as museums and 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, with 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.

Get more acquainted with Croatia’s island, Pag, during this 5-hour sightseeing and cultural tour, including round-trip transport. The island is well known for its moonlike landscape, lace production, and cheese. First, explore the island, see important sights of the area, and visit the Pag Lace Gallery and the Museum of Salt. Then make your way to a Gligora cheese factory before saying goodbye to this island on the Adriatic Sea.

Explore historic Mostar and other villages with ease on this full-day tour from Dubrovnik. Accompanied by a guide, depart from your Dubrovnik hotel in an air-conditioned coach and make your way to the Bosnian village of Pocitelj. Continue to Mostar and learn about its history from your guide before you take time to wander the cobblestone streets.

Explore the rich history and vibrant culture of Zadar and Nin on this half-day private tour. Begin with a guided stroll through Zadar’s Old Town, where landmarks like the Sea Organ and the Greeting to the Sun await. Experience a Maraschino liquor tasting. After some leisure time, journey to Nin to discover its ancient streets, visit the Church of Holy Cross, the world's smallest cathedral, and learn about traditional salt-making at the Nin Saltworks. - Half-day private tour with personalized pacing and local guide - Enjoy traditional local cherry liquor tasting - Explore Zadar’s iconic sites, including the Roman Forum and Cathedral - Visit Nin, see its historic center, and learn about its salt-making tradition

Begin your journey in Zadar, a city renowned for its Roman and Venetian ruins, lively squares, and the enchanting sounds of the Sea Organ. Wander through the old town’s narrow streets, where ancient history meets modern innovation. Marvel at the Roman Forum, St. Donatus Church, and the captivating Greetings to the Sun installation. Next, venture to the ancient town of Nin, famous for its salt production, stunning sandy beaches, and rich heritage. Walk through the charming old town, home to the world’s smallest cathedral, the Church of the Holy Cross, and the remnants of the Roman temple. This tour is perfect for those looking to explore the highlights of Zadar and Nin with the comfort and flexibility of a private tour, ensuring a personalized and enriching experience.

Krka National Park is located in Šibenik County. It covers the area of Krka River and lower course of Čikola River including seven waterfalls, the spring of Krka, animal and plant habitats, archeological sites, sacral architecture, ethnographical and industrial heritage. The Park is a place of exceptional values, unique for its extraordinary travertine formations. Travertine is a limestone that is formed in water with high concentrations of dissolved calcium bicarbonate. Krka National Park is an inevitable Croatian landmark, it natural beauties, interesting history and welcoming local residents will most certainly leave you breathless. Except the National Park on this excursion you are going to visit Šibenik, old coronation town of Croatian kings, established in the 11th century. One of its sights, St. James` Cathedral is listed in the Register of UNESCO`s World Cultural Heritage.

On this private tour you will explore the stunning coastline of the Makarska Riviera, where you can swim or stroll along the famous promenade. You'll then head to Bosnia and Herzegovina to discover the hidden treasures of Mostar. You'll learn about the city's fascinating history and sample culinary delights you won't find anywhere else. All this in the comfort of a private car with an English-speaking local driver who knows the area and will be happy to share information with you. You choose your own pick-up date and time for a hassle-free door-to-door transfer. Our driver is friendly and available at all times. If you have any requirements, just let us know and we will take care of everything. The driver will be happy to stop at any location for you to take photos. We do this job with love every day and are able to provide you with a comfortable transfer to/from anywhere in Europe.

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.

Join this private history walking tour of Zadar. You'll have a unique experience in this very exciting old town. The 60-minute tour starts with a special introduction to the city of Zadar guided exclusively by guides with high experience. This tour has a focus both, on history and culture as well as the modern everyday life of Zadar. See the UNESCO-listed city walls, the sea organ, the Roman Forum and much more.

Get an in-depth exploration of the history of Nin and and the nearby Royal Vineyards on this private guided tour. Depart from your Zadar hotel in a private vehicle and head to Nin, where you will visit the Salt Museum, the City Museum, and churches. Learn about the history of the area from your guide. After, continue on to the Royal Vineyards and taste local Croatian wines.

Leave Zadar for a tour of the Dalmation Coast, which is known for its massive limestone cliffs and volcanic rock beaches. Discover three rare stretches of sandy coastline on this full-day, island-hopping boat tour. Snorkel, relax on board, or simply take in the postcard-worthy views with drink in hand. This tour is completely customizable according to your time limitations and preferences.

Benefit from personalized attention and a flexible itinerary on this private tour to Split and Trogir from Zadar. You can choose your own itinerary on this private tour; your guide will tailor the stops and commentary to your interests. Explore the UNESCO-listed town of Trogir as well as Diocletian's Palace in Split with the addition of insightful commentary.

Welcome to our Zadar City Tour which takes you even further to discover the famous city of Šibenik. Both cities have monuments included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Two Dalmatian cities, Zadar from the Neolithic time and Šibenik founded by Croatians, will both astonish you in their own way. Zadar was founded on a peninsula, Šibenik in the middle of the river mouth. Urban settlements inhabited continuously for several millennia, rich in the legacy of Roman, early Christian, early Croatian and medieval culture.

This is a tour that includes details on both classic performing arts and pop-culture related with history and the monuments of Zadar. The guide will offer references of more or less familiar names and/or titles from literature, theatre, cinema or music. In this way the tour is more interesting and makes the whole experince more enjoyable. It is likely to inspire the visitor to look up the references after the tour and thus make this a multi-level (or multimedia) experience to enjoy even once bak at home.

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.