Top Dubrovnik Car Tours

The city of Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a short distance away from the Croatian city of Dubrovnik has a rich history and complex history. Explore the city’s sights, such as the Ottoman-influenced Old Bazaar and Počitelj, the meandering crystal-clear waters of the Neretva and Trebižat rivers, and the stone Kravica Falls Oasis on this full-day small-group tour.

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.

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.

Dubrovnik boasts many famous landmarks, but ticking them all off with limited time can be difficult. Discover the city on a panoramic tour, travelling by air-conditioned vehicle to attractions including Mount Srđ’s Imperial Fort, Franjo Tuđman Bridge, and River Ombla’s spring. Gain insight into the region from on board live commentary, and enjoy free time to explore the Old Town. Relax with round-trip transport from Port Gruž or Pile Gate.

Head off the typical tourist trail—and discover the best of Montenegro, with a private driver-guide providing local insight—on this full-day tour from Dubrovnik. Visit the UNESCO-listed Bay of Kotor (Europe's southernmost fjord) and the baroque village of Perast, with free time for swimming or visiting the man-made islet and church, Our Lady of the Rocks(own expense). Return with a one-way ferry ride from Budva.

Enjoy a unique perspective on Dubrovnik when you discover its key sights by sunset. Don’t worry about logistics: the tour includes round-trip transportation by air-conditioned vehicle. See the city’s major landmarks as the sun goes down, including the Ombla River, Franjo Tudman Bridge, and the walled Old Town. Finish with a glass of wine at the top of Mt. Srd, which affords panoramic views overlooking the city and the sea.

If photos are a vacation priority for you, you won't want to miss this panoramic private tour, with stops for all the best views of Dubrovnik and Cavtat and free time to explore this historic coastal city too. Your private driver will collect you, take you to Franjo Tuđman Bridge, Mt. Srđ (Srd Hill), and the Ombla River, then drive you to Cavtat with photo stops at two viewpoints.

Across the border from Dubrovnik in Bosnia and Herzegovina lie two precious treasures: the tumbling Kravice Falls and Mostar, whose Old Bridge area is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s about a 3-hour drive to Mostar, so let a professional take the strain on this convenient tour that includes a guide and 2-way transfers: please note that entrance to the Kravice natural park is at your own expense.

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.

Visit several local wineries in the Peljesac peninsula, which is famous for wine production, on a private day tour from Dubrovnik. Choose to pay for tastings as you go or opt for the all-inclusive package for a hassle-free experience. In addition to sampling the wines of the region, take in some culture and history in Ston, where you have free time to explore and sightsee.

Dubrovnik is one of the gems of the Adriatic Sea, but it’s far from the only coastal city worth visiting near the tip of Croatia. Take advantage of your location in Dubrovnik to head across the border to Montenegro on a private full day tour. A dedicated driver will take you and your group from your hotel to Montenegro where you’ll explore Kotor and Perast before returning to Dubrovnik.

Regular city tours can seem a little mundane, but with this private tour of Drubovnik you'll be able to ride in style in a vintage 1970s classic car. The half-day tour with an experienced driver will allow you to explore some off-beat places such as Trsteno, the spring of River Ombla, and the best viewpoints of Dubrovnik from every angle. Along the way, stop to try some local tasty products as you listen to your guide explain the local history.

Get a comprehensive tour of the Game of Thrones filming locations in and around Dubrovnik. Although some sites are right in the old town, others are farther away and require a drive; this tour provides round-trip transportation so you can reach them all. Snap photos and listen to behind-the-scenes commentary from your guide.

Get help making your own pilgrimage to the spiritual city of Medjugorje. On a day trip from Dubrovnik, cross the border into Bosnia and Herzegovina with private transport, and explore one of Europe’s most popular Catholic pilgrimage sites with a local host.

Tick off two of the Adriatic coast's historic jewels on a private shore excursion that takes you to Dubrovnik and the medieval village of Cavtat. Opting for a private excursion allows you to wander around the two Old Towns at your own pace, while exploring on foot reveals details that you might miss if traveling by tour bus.

Get your bearings in Dubrovnik with this guided tour, led by a local guide. You'll travel in a private, air-conditioned vehicle to the historic Old Town, where your local guide will show you around. You'll also get the chance to head up to a hill looking out over the city to take in fabulous views of the city.

Paddle around historic Dubrovnik in the company of a kayaking guide, and discover views of the city many other visitors miss, on this active and immersive tour. View the Old Town as you cross the Adriatic Sea to the island of Lokrum, then stop at Betina Cave for some snorkeling. No prior experience is necessary, and the use of all kayaking and snorkeling equipment is included.

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.

Get a taste of the southern Dalmatian life during a boat ride around the Elaphite Islands. Escape the crowds on land and admire Dubrovnik from a new perspective as you cruise on a Wi-Fi-equipped boat that lets you upload photos straight to social media. Enjoy free time at each stop to explore the fragrant forests and medieval churches at your own pace.

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.

Spend a day exploring Dubrovnik's Old Town without worrying about getting lost with this private shore excursion. Your guide will meet you right at your ship's gangway and take you out on the town, where you'll see historical sites and take in views of the city from Mount Srd, a viewpoint looking out over the town.

Discover an alternative side of Dubrovnik on this small-group, evening walking tour. Setting off from the Boninovo cliffs after dark, you’ll visit some of the city’s spookiest corners, from a historical graveyard and Gradac Park to Renaissance–era palaces. As you go, your guide will share macabre stories and centuries-old legends from the city’s long history. The tour concludes in the Old Town, at the centrally located Pile Gate.

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.