All Dalmatia Tours & Excursions in 2026

Explore five islands near the Croatian coast during this full-day speedboat sightseeing excursion from Split or Trogir. Visit Hvar, Ravnik, Budikovac, Vis, and Biševo during your trip, stopping to enjoy highlights like the famous Blue Cave, the fishing village of Komiža, swimming and snorkeling in Stiniva Cove, and the historic town of Hvar, plus much more. You will also visit some locations were Mamma Mia was filmed.

Explore the treasures of Kotor Bay on a day trip from Dubrovnik to Kotor and Perast with boat ride. You'll be captivated by the stunning scenery and rich history of Montenegro. Immerse yourself in the local culture with expert guidance from both a local and tour guide, ensuring an unforgettable experience. First stop is picturesque coastal town of Perast, with free time before embarking on amazing boat ride to island of Our Lady of The Rocks. Then it is time to visit UNESCO protected Kotor old town, where we will spend 3 hours. After tour with local guide, you can walk around, climb the imposing walls or eat delicious lunch in one of recommended restaurants. After a day of exploration, relax on the return journey to Dubrovnik, with drop-off back at your pickup location. Small group (max 18) – skip long border queues by using smaller vehicle crossings.

Avoid hidden costs on a day tour to some of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s most popular landmarks from Dubrovnik. Discover the Kravice Waterfalls, tour the historic city of Mostar, see the preserved village of Počitelj, and travel the distance with ease via air-conditioned vehicle. Learn about the region from your guide and relax after a day’s sightseeing with round-trip transfer from your Dubrovnik hotel.

Sightsee without the stress of getting back to your cruise with this time-efficient shore excursion. Check off the best of Dubrovnik with a guide, including the scenic Old Town, and enjoy free time to explore the city independently and at your own pace. Wrap up with drop-off at your ship—with plenty of time to spare.

Visit the famous Blue Cave from Dubrovnik, as well as several other hidden caves and bays with less crowds of tourists, on this group boat tour. See different islands and enjoy a lively atmosphere on the boat with music and unlimited beer and wine as you cruise between destinations. If you prefer not to drink, water is also available on board.

Many of Dubrovnik’s “Game of Thrones” filming locations are easy to walk past without realizing. A guide leads the way through the Old Town, from Pile Gate to St. Lawrence Fortress (Fort Lovrijenac), pointing out where key scenes were shot and sharing behind-the-scenes stories. Extend the day with an optional visit to Lokrum Island, another filming location in the series.

Swap predictable bus tours for this private off-the-beaten-path eco tuk-tuk adventure in Zadar. As well as visiting top city sights—such as the Sea Organ and St Donatus Church—the trip also visits lesser-known sights, lookout points, and places that bus tours can’t easily reach. Along the way, enjoy photo stops, short walks, and plenty of great tips.

Dubrovnik is known for its history and architecture, but appreciating its many sights can be difficult on a self-led tour. Forget the guidebook and learn from a local on a tour of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, exploring landmarks including the Franciscan Monastery, Stradun monument, Cathedral of the Assumption, and more. Enjoy the intimate perspective of a walking tour as you gain insight into the city’s far-reaching heritage and culture.

Diocletian's Palace isn't a single building but a maze of lanes, squares, and cellars built into Split's Old Town, so it's easy to walk straight through without knowing what you're looking at. Join a local guide who leads a small group from the palace cellars to the Peristyle and Golden Gate, showing where the Roman emperor's retirement palace ends and the medieval city begins.

Discover the spellbinding natural phenomenon of the Blue Cave on a full-day excursion by speedboat from Split or Trogir. Take a boat over the waters of the Adriatic Sea to the Blue Cave, a coastal wonder famed the aquamarine light within. Marvel at the spectral display of sunlight and then head to the charming seaside village of Komiza for a sightseeing tour before swimming in Stiniva Cove and Budikovac Island. Conclude your tour with some relaxed free time in the quaint coastal town of Hvar before returning to Split.

You don't need to spend a fortune to discover the beauty of Dubrovnik's Adriatic sea caves. Get out to Kolocep Island, the celebrated Blue Cave, three Green Caves, the Spilja cave, and many more, making plenty of stops to swim and snorkel. This affordable small-group speedboat tour is complete with soft and alcoholic drinks, snorkeling gear, and round-trip transfers included.

Cover Split and Trogir in one half-day with a shared small-group tour capped at 15 travelers. In Split, walk through World Heritage-listed Diocletian’s Palace, including the Peristil, Temple of Jupiter, Cathedral, and palace basements. Continue to Trogir for a guided walk through its World Heritage-listed Old Town, followed by free time to explore independently. Guided tours of both towns, transport between them, and drop-off at a location of your choice keep the day’s logistics straightforward.

See more of Dubrovnik in less time on this two-for-one driving and walking tour. Pick from a number of daily departure times, and meet your guide either at the historic Amerling Fountain or at Dubrovnik’s port. You’ll embark on a driving tour of the region’s key sights, and will travel via air-conditioned, Wi-Fi-equipped vehicle. Discover Mt. Srd, the Ombla River, and more, before returning to the city center, where you’ll set out on a walking tour of the Old Town.

Skip the big tourist boats when you go to the Blue Cave, and book a small-group speedboat ride from Hvar instead. With numbers limited to just 12 people on board, you'll cut out the crowds and enjoy a more intimate ride to the island of Biševo where the famed Blue Cave and other sea grottoes await. Stops to swim and a skipper or tour guide complete the experience.

Dubrovnik’s location on the southern end of Croatia means it’s the perfect spot to explore nearby Bosnia. Set out on a trip from Dubrovnik to discover the historic city of Mostar in southern Bosnia and Herzegovina on this full-day tour. Take in the old town’s Ottoman architecture and stop for a bite to eat before heading out to explore the Kravice Waterfalls.

Explore nearly 1,700 years of history and discover top attractions with ease on this Split walking tour. Choose the start time to suit your schedule, then follow your guide on a sightseeing tour of Split. Admire famous landmarks such as the Diocletian's Palace, the Pjaca square, the City Clock and the Riva Harbor. During your sightseeing tour, discover hidden secrets many visitors miss and gain insight into this ancient city’s colorful past.

Make the most of Croatia's proximity to coastal Montenegro on this day trip from Dubrovnik, which helps you cross the border with ease. Take a scenic drive on the southern Dalmatian Coast and experience small Adriatic villages and towns, including the charming town of Perast and the UNESCO-listed Kotor Bay and Budva Old Town. Letting someone else drive means you can soak up the scenery, which is some of the Balkans' best.

Explore Split from aboard an eco-friendly, electric autorickshaw, or tuk-tuk. Your driver will pick you up and take you around town, stopping at famous Bacvice Beach along with Diocletian's Palace and the massive Grgur Ninski Statue. You'll also make stops at a couple of great viewpoints, notably Teraca Vidilica and the oldest cemetery in Split.

Navigating to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Kravice Waterfalls from Dubrovnik can be challenging on your own, so book a guided small-group tour for a stress-free visit. Receive pickup from your Dubrovnik hotel, then head out past the seaside villages of the Dubrovnik Riviera and into the Bosnian countryside towards Kravice Waterfalls, arriving before most of the crowds. Then, enjoy free time in the medieval town of Mostar, spotting Ottoman-era architecture, including the Old Bridge.

Just because you might have limited time to spend in Split on your cruise shore leave doesn’t mean you have to limit your sightseeing wish list. This small-group tour of Split and Trogir is specifically designed for cruise ship passengers and ensures you see as much of both as possible without rushing or compromising on fun, relaxed free time.

Get two experiences on one tour as you learn about Dubrovnik's history and visit a number of "Game of Thrones" filming locations. Exploring the city on foot lets you get up close to the sights, and you won't have to worry about navigating or getting lost thanks to your guide. Get incredible views of the Old City during built-in stops for photos on this 2- to 3-hour tour.

Croatia’s Krka National Park is sometimes sidelined by visitors to Split who want to avoid hiring a car to get there. This tour makes visiting easy, with round-trip transportation and a winery tour on top. Ride a boat and enjoy free time to hike, swim near the falls, and taste local produce such as cheese and olive oil. Your day finishes with a tour and wine-tastings at the wine estate.

Discover Hvar’s Heritage & Flavors: Self-Guided E-Bike Tour to Lacman Family Winery Set off on a truly unforgettable journey through the heart of Hvar with our self-guided e-bike tour to the Lacman Family Winery in the peaceful village of Selca. This experience blends freedom and discovery as you ride along quiet, scenic roads with breathtaking views. Travel through fragrant lavender fields, past ancient dry-stone walls, and into traditional stone villages that reflect the island’s rich cultural heritage. Our top-quality electric bikes make the ride smooth and enjoyable, letting you soak in the beauty and history around you. Your destination is the Lacman Family Winery, where tradition and care come together in every bottle. Relax on the hillside terrace and enjoy organic wines crafted from handpicked local grapes, while taking in sweeping views of Hvar’s stunning interior. This is more than a tour—it’s a journey into the soul of the island.