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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.

Enjoy a hassle-free way to check off multiple Dubrovnik experiences: This sightseeing package combines a cable-car trip to Mt. Srd with a walking tour of the Old Town and City Walls. Ascend Mt. Srd for panoramic views of Dubrovnik and the Adriatic. Then descend to the Old Town and begin an information-packed walking tour of the UNESCO-listed site. Finally, finish with a self-led tour of the City Walls, with prebooked admission tickets.

Admire the scenery of the Adriatic Coast on this full-day Elaphite Island cruise from Dubrovnik. Board a shared boat and spend the day sailing to the three gems of Lopud, Sipan, and Kolocep. Relax and soak up the seascapes on deck as you cruise, and at each island, enjoy free time to explore stone villages, beaches, footpaths, and historical landmarks. Choose from three lunch dishes and enjoy unlimited onboard drinks for the ultimate, hassle-free day.

You can stroll down the Stradun and walk the wall of Dubrovnik on your own but it’s more meaningful if you know the fascinating stories behind the historic sites. This walking tour of Dubrovnik shows you what makes the UNESCO World Heritage site so special. Learn how to identify different styles of architecture, as well as the history behind the palaces, fountains, monasteries, and churches. Finally, walk the high walls and get a different perspective of the city.

Get to know Croatia’s recent history on this group walking tour. In the company of your guide, stroll through Zagreb and learn about the city’s experiences of World War II, Yugoslavia and communism under Tito, and the war in the 1990’s. Visit WWII-era tunnels and see a multimedia exhibition about war.

Swap the busy mainland for the open sea and discover sweeping views of the Adriatic coastline on a cruise from Split. Take a pause on Borkko beach on Ciovo island. Unwind with a freshly prepared Mediterranean lunch accompanied with drinks served aboard motor yacht Tamaris before taking advantage of free time in the lagoon and on the island to sightsee, swim, or snorkel to your heart’s content. Afterward, explore the fisherman village of Maslinica before a relaxing cruise back to Split while fresh chilled watermelon is served by the crew.

Discover Split’s highlight landmarks—and go on a tasting tour of the city's in-demand restaurants and eateries—on this half-day tour. Pick from morning or afternoon departure times and set off from a conveniently located meeting point. Explore the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace and discover its bustling squares and marketplaces. You’ll also enjoy classic Croatian dishes and drinks at five different culinary stops, from homey taverns to pastry shops. Come hungry, as the samples add up to a generous meal.

Explore Krka National Park and Skradin with ease on this group tour. Depart from Split in an air-conditioned vehicle and learn about the area from your driver-guide. Continue on to Krka and travel through the park taking time to admire the waterfalls, old mills, and traditional architecture. Visit the Ethno village to learn about Skradinski Buk's history and biodiversity. Then, enjoy a boat ride to Skradin, where you can explore the marina's rich history or relax and swim at the beach.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Get a great understanding of Dubrovnik by strolling through the city’s bustling Old Town on a private walking tour. Learn the city’s rich history by exploring the Old Town’s highlights with an expert who can answer all of your questions. Enjoy a balance of history and modern culture with a visit to a local market.

Discover one of Croatia's most spectacular natural environments—and a UNESCO World Heritage Site to boot—on this seamless day trip from Split to Plitvice Lakes National Park. Travel the distance with ease via air-conditioned vehicle, and relax with round-trip transfer from Split. With plenty of time for exploring, you can avoid the restrictions of a rushed tour while visiting the park’s lakes, meadows, and prehistoric caves with your guide.

Discover two of Slovenia’s top tourist destinations in one day on this small-group tour of Ljubljana and Lake Bled from Zagreb. Travel with ease and comfort aboard an air-conditioned van, and leave all the planning to someone else. Upon arrival, discover Ljubljana highlights including the Dragon Bridge, Cathedral of St. Nicholas, and more. Then, transfer to Lake Bled, where you can take a traditional pletna boat to Bled Castle (admission fees own expense).

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.

On your Secret Food Tour Dubrovnik! Join us on a journey through the cobbled streets of this stunning Adriatic city, uncovering the history of the city via its incredible cuisine. As we explore the Old Town and its hidden alleys, you'll sample traditional Dalmatian dishes, from freshly baked burek and local seafood delicacies to centuries-old recipes passed down through generations. Along the way, we’ll visit bustling markets, family-run eateries, and tucked-away taverns where locals gather to eat, drink, and share stories. You'll taste artisanal cheeses, cured meats, enjoy wine tastings, dine in historic taverns, and finish with a sweet surprise from one of Dubrovnik's most beloved dessert spots. Between bites, we’ll uncover the city’s history —from the Republic of Ragusa to the modern-day through the lens of its culinary heritage.

While most Game of Thrones tours only visit the filming sites in Old Town, this tour takes you outside of the city walls to Lokrum Island—aka Qarth. A great choice for GOT fanatics, this tour includes the chance to sit on the original Iron Throne, which was given to Croatia after the HBO series was completed and is currently located on Lokrum Island.

This walking tour of Split gives you the flexibility to choose between a private or a shared group tour to suit your budget and preferences. After meeting your guide, head off on an adventure to discover Diocletian’s Palace and the Old Town’s best bits. Instead of doing your own research, your guide tells you about local history and legends, as well as lesser-known details and personal stories that you wouldn’t hear if exploring alone.

Discover the history and culture of Zadar on this incredible walking tour through one of Croatia's most famous cities. Led by a fully licensed local guide, see the city's top attractions including its ancient Roman architecture, the Greeting to the Sun, the Sea Organ, and the Land Gate which famously forms a Triumphal arch. Choose from a morning or afternoon tour to better fit your schedule.

Admire the historic monuments of the Croatian capital and gain an insight into local life in Zagreb on this guided walking tour. Head underground to see WWII tunnels, tuck into street food specialties at Dolac Market, ride the funicular to the Old Town, and admire the architecture of the Zagreb Cathedral, and more.

Without local knowledge, it can be tricky to know the most authentic local food choices to order off menus in Split; however, this Split small-group food tour is the perfect shortcut for travelers new to the city. Visit five eating establishments with a guide who tells you about each generously sized tasting along the way. Your guide also provides fun photo opportunities while telling a bit of Split’s history during this food experience.

If you’re a history buff, no visit to the Adriatic Coast would be complete without exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kotor Old Town in Montenegro. Departing from Dubrovnik, this small-group tour lets you visit two countries in one day and includes hotel pickup and drop-off for added convenience. Plus, letting someone else drive means you're free to admire the spectacular scenery of the coastline.

Plitvice Lakes National Park is one of Croatia’s natural wonders, but exploring with your own wheels means you have to keep your eyes on the road rather than the scenery. This stress-free day trip from Zagreb allows you to explore Plitvice’s natural wonders without the hassle of public transportation or renting a car, so you can fully focus on soaking up the splendor of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.