Top Dalmatia Attractions & Museums

Forget the restrictions of a full-day itinerary with a hassle-free transfer to Krka National Park from Zadar, ideal for independent travelers. Travel the distance with ease via private vehicle, saving time finding a meeting point with hotel pickup and drop-off included, then enjoy free time to sightsee in the natural reserve at your own pace with your included entrance tickets.

Journey through time and art. Situated in an oasis of artistic wealth, the Banac Museum is like a door that opens a window to the past and present of Cavtat. Each exhibited artifact is a story of its own, a witness to the creative genius of great artists. Here, art comes alive, and history becomes unforgettable.

Discover one of Split’s top attractions with this guided tour of Poljud Stadium, the architectural gem and proud home of Hajduk Split football club. Located just a short walk from Split’s UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town, this iconic venue is a must-see for sports lovers and architecture fans alike. Built for the 1979 Mediterranean Games and designed by Boris Magaš, Poljud Stadium is today a functioning football arena and protected heritage site. During your visit, you’ll explore areas such as the locker rooms, pitch, press zone, and trophy rooms (when accessible), while learning about the history of one of Europe’s most beloved clubs. Please note: Poljud is an operational stadium—not a museum—so the tour route may occasionally be adjusted. Access to areas like the main pitch or trophy rooms depends on the football team’s training schedule or special events. In rare cases, time slots may be slightly modified—we always inform you in advance.

Save hard-earned vacation time in Dubrovnik by prebooking admission to the Old Town’s city walls—a must for first-time visitors. Choose your preferred day to visit when you book, and when it’s time, walk a full or partial circuit of the ramparts at your own pace. Along the way, admire the panoramic views, and inspect the walls’ medieval battlements, towers, and forts to delve deeper into their history.

Whether you’re looking to entertain the kids or you and your friends are after some original content for the ‘gram, you’ll find hours of fun inside Split’s selfie museum. Dive into a yellow ball pit and strike a pose, sit on the back of a pink vespa, bathe in money in a golden bathtub, and much more. The fun, original setups are guaranteed to bring smiles and unlock new memories.

Save time and travel easy by pre-booking admission to Dubrovnik’s Love Stories Museum, a great option for travelers who want to visit a small, off-the-beaten path gem. By pre-booking, you’ll have a bit more time to explore the museum’s quirky exhibits about love, romantic folk legends, locally-filmed TV shows, and Dubrovnik’s most famous romances.

A city with a rich history and much to learn about its past, this Split Private Walking Tour gives you more than you would get if you took to the city on your own. A guide leads the way on foot, so you can get your bearings in a new place and tells you all about its history, culture, and lifestyle.

This is not just an adventure in nature — it is a profound spiritual journey that brings you closer to God in a unique and relaxing way while immersing yourself in the breathtaking beauty of His creation. Inspired by the Holy Spirit, this project is more than a job for us; it is a calling and a purpose. We carry out the mission that Jesus entrusted to us in the Holy Scriptures: spreading the gospel and proclaiming His second coming. Join us to experience faith in action through fellowship, worship, and reflection as we navigate the stunning Cetina River. This tour offers a rare opportunity to deepen your spiritual connection while enjoying an unforgettable adventure surrounded by nature’s wonders. Come with an open heart and leave renewed, strengthened, and inspired.

Head out to the Konavle Region for an equestrian adventure with this beginner-friendly experience from Dubrovnik. Hotel pickup and round-trip transportation are included to take you to the forested region, where you'll get matched up with a horse and ride out into the countryside. At the end of your ride, you'll get to try local wine and snacks before returning to Dubrovnik.

Enjoy a totally new way to soak up the history of Split’s ancient Diocletian’s Palace—and immerse yourself in the past—with this virtual reality experience. Make your own way to the venue (located near the Old Town) at a time that works best for you, get acquainted with your VR goggles, and then step back in time to 305 AD to see how the palace once functioned (and get a feel for ancient life).

Set on 1224m high peak Ravna Vlaska on mountain Biokovo, the Skywalk offers a spectacular view of notable landmarks, such as Makarska rivera, islands Brac, Hvar and Korcula.

While in Sibenik, make getting to Krka National Park hassle-free with a private guide and driver. Hop inside a Nissan Terrano jeep for a 4WD tour in the heart of Dalmatia. Sightseeing includes time to frolic in the Skradinski buk and Roški waterfalls, followed by a zipline adventure over the Cikola River Canyon. Pickup and drop-off at selected hotels makes it a convenient day trip.