Top Dalmatia Culture

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.

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.

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.

Explore one of the oldest towns on the Adriatic coast on this engaging 1.5-hour walking tour of Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage Site often described as an open-air museum. As you wander through its charming stone streets, you’ll discover remarkable historic landmarks, hidden corners, and fascinating stories revealed at every step. What makes this tour special is the local storytelling. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, the tour goes beyond dates and facts, offering personal insights, anecdotes, and cultural context that bring Trogir’s history and everyday life to life. Sharing the experience with other travelers adds a relaxed, friendly atmosphere while still allowing plenty of interaction and authentic local perspective. By the end of the tour, you won’t just understand Trogir, you’ll feel its spirit. Locals often call Trogir a “town of happy moments.” Join us and discover why this beautiful town leaves such a lasting impression on everyone who visits.

To capture the essence of Hvar you have to use all your senses. We invite you to discover Hvar heritage and indulge yourself with a perfect wine&olive tour on Hvar. Our tour starts with a relaxing and informative ride through amazing landscapes of Hvar which brings us to the central part of the island that contains one of the most important wine regions on the island. This way we will round our idea to nourish all your senses in a day you will remember forever!

Make the most of your time on Hvar with a bike tour of the island’s scenic villages and countryside, and cover more distance in less time than possible by foot. Discover regional highlights including the UNESCO-listed Stari Grad Plain and a traditional wine cellar, and visit rural villages for a taste of authentic Croatia, with light refreshments included in the price.

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.

Join us for a walk through history as we explore the center of Split, a 1700year-old city and ancient Roman city-palace protected by UNESCO. We will stroll not only through the old town, the Palace and its cellars but also through 2000 years of history filled with both educational and amusing, as well as bizarre situations. Meereen, the place where Daenerys spent three seasons, where scenes of the fight between slaves and masters (the "kill the masters" scene) were filmed, battles of Grey Worm and the Unsullied against the Sons of the Harpy, the death of Ser Barristan Selmy who saved Grey Worm, the dragons that Daenerys chained and later fed to the evil masters. Who was Emperor Diocletian, the greatest persecutor of Christians, and why did he vomit after dinner? How much did the Venetians pay for Split? Why does a headless Sphinx guard the entrance to Jupiter’s temple? We will show you what we eat and where to find the best food and local wine - Dalmatian specialties!

Seeing Dubrovnik’s Old Town—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—and its city walls separately can be time-consuming, but this guided combination tour brings both together in one efficient experience. Explore the Old Town with a guide, learning about its historic buildings and daily life from the Middle Ages through the conflicts of the 1990s, then walk the city walls for sweeping views of the Adriatic Sea.

Experience the charm of Dalmatia with a walking tour of Split and Trogir, two of Croatia's most captivating UNESCO World Heritage sites. Your journey begins in Split, where ancient history and Mediterranean spirit blend seamlessly. Wander through the majestic Diocletian’s Palace, a living monument over 1,700 years old, with its labyrinth of narrow alleys, Roman temples, and vibrant local life. Feel the pulse of the city in Peristyle Square, admire the Cathedral of St. Domnius, and enjoy a stroll along the sun-drenched Riva promenade. Next, head to Trogir, a beautifully preserved town nestled on a small island. This medieval gem is a treasure trove of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture. As you walk its cobblestone streets, marvel at the stunning Cathedral of St. Lawrence, with its intricate Radovan Portal, and the elegant Cipiko Palace. Surrounded by ancient Venetian walls and lapped by the Adriatic Sea, Trogir feels like a storybook come to life.

See Dubrovnik’s UNESCO World Heritage-listed Stari Grad, literally Old Town, from the Adriatic Sea aboard this romantic sailing cruise in a 16th-century ‘karaka’ (galleon) replica. Nurse a glass of sparkling wine and gaze at the horizon as the sun sets. Sit on the deck and gawk at the Old Town with its red-tiled roofs and thick medieval walls.

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.

View Dubrovnik from the sea and learn how to kayak on this half-day tour. Accompanied by a guide, paddle around the offshore island of Lokrum and hear stories about Dubrovnik’s history. Visit Betina Cave and pause for leisurely swimming and snorkeling with provided equipment. Opt to go cliff diving and take a break for snacks.

Discover the highlights and hidden gems of Vis and the Pakleni Islands on this full-day speedboat tour from Hvar. Benefit from the personalized insights of your small-group skipper as you soak up coastal views, then tick off Adriatic must-sees Blue Cave and Green Cave before taking time to swim, snorkel and sunbathe on amazing beaches of Budikovac, Stiniva and Palmizana.

Visit two countries in one day on this full-day, which gives you the flexibility to choose from a small-group or a private experience. Highlights include Trebinje Old City, the Bay of Kotor, and Kotor Old City. This is an excellent choice for travelers who are short on time and want to maximize their cultural experience.

Discover where the popular HBO series "Game of Thrones'" was filmed in Dubrovnik on this walking tour. Follow your guide to explore the Old Town on foot including top landmarks from Pile Gate to St. Lawrence Fortress (Fort Lovrijenac). Hear stories and gossip from behind the scenes of the filming process. Admission tickets to St. Lawrence Fortress aren't included.

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.

You can learn more as you explore the centuries-old Walls Of Dubrovnik with this guided tour showcasing the history of the must-see Croatian landmark. After paying the entry fee, you can follow your guide on a history-packed walking tour. You can learn about the construction of Revelin Fortress, visit Lovrijenac Fort and Fort Bokar, and enjoy views across the harbor to Lokrum Island.

Explore nearly 1,700 years of history and discover top attractions with ease on this Split Walking tour. Choose the time to suit your schedule, then follow your guide on a sightseeing tour of Split.

Enjoy a fun twist on the traditional sightseeing tour of Dubrovnik by traveling via a unique private electric car modeled after the Ford Model T from 1914. The smaller vehicle allows access to stops larger groups can't reach, with hotel pickup adding convenience. It's an ideal choice for the traveller who prefers a bit less walking, but no less sightseeing.

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.

Dedicate a full day to discovering Adriatic gems on this speedboat tour of the Pakleni Islands from Hvar. Admire views of the coastline from the water, then disembark for a closer glimpse of attractions such as the Blue Cave and Green Cave (own expense). Enjoy free time to swim, snorkel, or sunbathe on Stiniva Bay and gain a more intimate glimpse of traditional island life in villages such as Komiža and Palmižana.

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.