Things to do in Croatia
Boat Tour Split78 optionsBlue Cave Dubrovnik33 optionsDay Trips from Dubrovnik11 optionsBoat Tour Dubrovnik93 optionsKayaking Dubrovnik11 optionsGame of Thrones Split23 optionsDubrovnik Walking Tour59 optionsKrka Waterfalls from Split25 optionsDay Trips from Split30 optionsDubrovnik Airport Shuttle8 optionsBoat Tour Zadar23 optionsSplit Airport Transfer17 options
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Dubrovnik: Blue Cave & Sunj Beach Boat Tour, Small Groups★ 4.94 (12,986) · 4h
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Split to Krka: Waterfalls, Boat & Dalmatian Wine Tasting★ 4.91 (10,951) · 10h
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Elaphite Islands cruise: 3 islands & lunch from Dubrovnik★ 4.89 (10,460) · 8h
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Blue Cave & Hvar speedboat tour: 5 islands, skip-the-line entry★ 4.84 (8,773) · 10h–12hUS$ 116View ›
Split: Blue Lagoon & 3 Islands Cruise with Swim & Lunch★ 4.75 (7,205) · 8hUS$ 75View ›
Elaphiti Islands Full-Day Cruise from Dubrovnik: Lunch & Swimming★ 4.84 (6,825) · 8hUS$ 74View ›
Split: Blue Cave & Hvar 5-Island Boat Tour with Snorkeling★ 4.88 (6,454) · 10h–11hUS$ 117View ›
Split: Krka Waterfalls, Boat Cruise & Skradinski Buk Swimming★ 4.90 (5,471) · 10hUS$ 30View ›
Dubrovnik Game of Thrones Tour & Lokrum Iron Throne★ 4.93 (5,266) · 2h–3hUS$ 29View ›
Dubrovnik Old Town: 1.5-Hour Walking Tour & Stradun★ 4.94 (5,051) · 1h 30mUS$ 23View ›Top rated (10)
Private Montenegro Day Trip from Dubrovnik: Kotor & BayA private full-day tour from Dubrovnik to Montenegro's Kotor and Bay, with hotel pickup, an air-conditioned vehicle, a professional driver-guide and a licensed local guide for the walled city walk. The route crosses the border, stops at Perast village and the Verige panoramic viewpoint, includes a ferry ride back across the bay, and ends with free time in Kotor's old town or a lunch stop at a family-run tavern. The boat trip to the Church of Our Lady of the Rocks is optional and costs extra.Is it for me?A shared group tour means waiting for others at each stop and following a fixed schedule; this private tour lets you set the pace—linger at Perast, skip the boat trip to the island, take lunch where you want, or spend extra time climbing Kotor's walls. The driver knows the coast and the border; the local guide in Kotor speaks the city's history. You arrive as a group of one, not as number seven on a bus.
Dubrovnik Elaphite Islands: Private Boat Tour & CavesYou’ll slip away from Dubrovnik by private boat with your own skipper, exploring hidden caves on Koločep, relaxing on sandy Šunj beach at Lopud, and tasting fresh seafood if you want lunch onshore. With flexible timing at each Elaphite island stop and all gear included, it’s an easygoing day that feels personal — not rushed.
Dubrovnik Elafiti Islands Speedboat Tour: Blue Cave SnorkelingA private half-day speedboat tour from Dubrovnik's Gruž port to the Elafiti Islands, where you decide which of the three inhabited islands to visit and how long to spend at each one. The skipper provides snorkel equipment and knows the best swimming and snorkeling spots, including the Blue Cave on Kolocep Island. Bottled water, beer and soft drinks are on board; the tour runs 4 hours and departs either morning or afternoon, with groups of 1–6 people.Is it for me?Book the morning departure if you want the clearest water and the least crowded beaches; choose the afternoon tour if you prefer a later start. Either way, the private format means you're not locked into a set schedule—you spend as long as you want at the Blue Cave or on Lopud's sand, and your skipper adjusts the route to match your interests, whether that's snorkeling, village exploration or simply anchoring in a quiet cove.
Full-Day Private Boat Tour of Elafiti Islands from DubrovnikA full-day private boat tour departing from Dubrovnik explores the Elafiti Islands with a skipper-guide who customizes the stops based on your interests. The boat carries snorkeling gear, an underwater camera, drinks and water; you visit a Renaissance village, enter sea caves by speedboat, snorkel at three sites, and anchor at Šunj beach for lunch and swimming. Hotel pickup and all fees are included.Is it for me?The boat departs for eight hours and involves getting in and out of the water at multiple stops, so plan for an active day rather than a leisurely one. The flexibility is the point — you're not locked into a fixed schedule, which means the skipper can linger where you want to linger and skip what doesn't interest you.
Diocletian's Palace walking tour with local storyteller in SplitA guided walking tour of Split led by a local historian and storyteller who lives in the old town. You move through Diocletian's Palace, the Peristyle Square, the Cathedral, and the palace substructures at a conversational pace, stopping to taste local chocolate and hear stories about emperors, fishermen, traders and the families who still live among 1,700-year-old Roman walls. The guide speaks English and shapes the walk around questions and moments that stick, not scripts.Is it for me?The walk moves at a conversational pace through narrow streets and palace substructures, which means you're not rushing—but you are walking and descending stairs for the full hour or more. Choose this if you want stories and local insight over a checklist of sites, and if you're comfortable moving slowly through old stone on foot.
Korcula Island: Half-Day Kayak Tour & Local Wine TastingYou get hotel pickup, paddling to three small islands, a walk through centuries-old stone quarries and a monastery, swimming time, and a tasting of homemade Grk wine and traditional pastries. The group stays under ten people, which means the pace bends to fit the day instead of the day fitting a schedule.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to paddle and explore without the noise of a large group, and who'd rather taste wine and pastries made by the family running the tour than something bought for resale.
Elaphiti Islands boat tour: Swim Blue & Green CavesA private speedboat tour of the Elaphiti Islands from Dubrovnik carries up to 10 passengers to the Blue and Green Caves on Koločep Island, the white-sand Šunj Beach on Lopud, and (on the full-day option) the fishing harbor and wine bars of Šipan Island. The skipper arranges stops around your preferences; snorkeling gear, drinks, towels and life jackets are included. A fuel surcharge (€100 for 4 hours, €150 for 8 hours) is paid on the boat.Is it for me?Book the 4-hour tour if you want the caves and one beach without a full day on the water; choose the 8-hour option if you have time for Šipan Island's wine bars and fishing harbor. The smaller group sizes (6 or 8 people) let the skipper adjust the route more freely to what you want to do on the day.
Split walking tour: Diocletian's Palace & Old Town with guideA guided walking tour of Split's Diocletian's Palace and Old Town led by Daniela, a licensed local guide with 15 years in tourism, covering the Peristyle Square, Cathedral of Saint Domnius, Temple of Jupiter, Gregory of Nin statue and the Riva Promenade. The tour runs about two hours and suits all ages; you choose between a private tour or a group departure with a minimum of four participants.Is it for me?Book the private tour if you want the guide's full attention and flexibility on timing; choose the group departure if you're traveling solo or with one other person and prefer to share the cost with other visitors. Either way, you get a licensed guide who knows the city deeply and can answer questions as they come up — the difference is just the group size and the schedule.
Elafiti Islands: Private Speed Boat Tour with Snorkeling & Flexible StopsYou’ll spend your day hopping between Koločep’s Blue Cave, sandy beaches on Lopud Island, and peaceful bays on Šipan—all at your own pace with a friendly local skipper handling everything from snorkeling gear to cold drinks. Expect laughter in the water, quiet moments on deck, and those small details that stay with you long after you’ve rinsed off the salt.
Quad Safari on Vis Island: Abandoned Military SitesAn ATV or UTV quad safari on Vis Island where you ride through abandoned World War II military sites—a cannon base, missile center, and the island's highest peak—with a local guide who explains the history as you go. The tour runs two to three hours and includes a guide in English or Croatian; children from age 5 are welcome. You choose between a single or double-rider quad, or a side-by-side UTV, depending on whether you want to ride alone or bring someone with you.Is it for me?Choose the single-rider quad if you want full control of the machine and the freedom to set your own pace through the terrain; pick the double-rider quad or side-by-side UTV if you'd rather share the experience and the ride with someone else, or if you prefer a passenger seat while the guide or your companion handles the vehicle.
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Klis Fortress Tickets: Views over Split and islandsYou get entry to Klis Fortress with self-guided access to its ramparts and views over Split and the Adriatic, plus a guided tour of Stella Croatica's factory and Olive Museum with tastings of traditional products and cosmetics. The ticket covers both attractions and all fees; you arrange your own timing between the two sites.Is it for me?Book this if you want the fortress views and Game of Thrones connection without a tour group, plus a real look at how Dalmatian olive oil and traditional products are made — one ticket covers both, so you're not buying separate entries or figuring out two different schedules.
Pula Arena: Roman Amphitheater Entry & Gladiator TunnelsYou enter the Pula Arena at your own pace, walk the 2,000-year-old stone structure that once held 5,000 spectators, descend into the underground gladiator passages, and see ancient olive oil production equipment on display. Entry fees are included, and the site is open year-round with extended summer hours until late evening.Is it for me?Right for anyone visiting Pula who wants to see one of the world's largest Roman amphitheaters and walk the actual passages where gladiators prepared—no guide required, no group schedule, just you and 2,000 years of stone.
Plitvice Lakes National Park: Admission & Boat RidesYou get entry to all 16 lakes, shuttle buses between zones, and an electric boat crossing included in your admission. Walk the boardwalks at your own pace, take breaks on the ferries, and see Veliki Slap and the Upper Lakes in one day without arranging transport separately. Arrive within 55 minutes of your booked time and expect four to eight hours depending on your route.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see the park's main lakes and waterfalls in one day without arranging shuttle transport or boat rides separately — the included buses and ferry mean you can walk at your own pace and rest when you need to, which is what makes covering both zones possible in a single visit.
Dubrovnik: 45-Minute Panoramic Cruise with Old Town ViewsYou’ll board a small boat in Dubrovnik’s Old Town harbor for a 45-minute panoramic cruise along the city walls, past Fort Lovrijenac and around Lokrum Island. With a local skipper guiding you, expect close-up views of historic landmarks, glimpses of sea life through clear Adriatic water, and plenty of chances for photos—or just quiet moments soaking up that salty breeze.
Trogir Walking Tour: UNESCO Old Town & Cathedral with Local GuideYou walk through Trogir's walled Old Town for 90 minutes with a licensed local guide who shares stories and cultural context alongside the landmarks—the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, Radovan's Portal, John Paul II Square, the Town Loggia, and the waterfront Riva. Small groups keep the pace relaxed and the conversation real. The tour is wheelchair accessible, and you're back with plenty of daylight left.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Trogir's history through a local's eyes rather than a guidebook—the guide's stories and personal perspective are what make the 90 minutes feel like time spent with someone who actually lives here, not a rushed checklist of sights.
Virtual Reality Diocletian's Palace: 305 AD Croatia ExperienceThis virtual reality movie experience in Croatia lets you spend 15 minutes inside a detailed reconstruction of Diocletian's Palace from 305 AD, moving through the palace rooms and mausoleum as if you were there. You sit in an air-conditioned, soundproof viewing room and follow an audio guide available in English, Spanish, Italian, French and German. Children from age 8 are welcome.Is it for me?This is a seated, guided virtual experience—you watch and listen rather than walk or interact—so it suits anyone with limited time, anyone avoiding the heat of a Croatian afternoon, or anyone who wants to see the palace as it was without the physical demands of a full archaeological site. Families with children from age 8 find it manageable because the 15 minutes hold attention without fatigue.
Diocletian's Palace Walking Tour Split: Small Group with GuideA small group walking tour of Split's Old Town and Diocletian's Palace with a licensed English-speaking guide, covering the palace cellars, Peristyle Square, the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, the Temple of Jupiter, and the Riva Promenade in 90 minutes. The tour runs daily at times you choose, and groups stay under twelve people. Wheelchair accessible throughout, and suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?Your guide navigates the palace's 1,700 years of history and layout, leaving you free to absorb the stories as you walk through the cellars and old town.
Selfie Experience Museum Split: 27 interactive photo roomsSelfie Experience Museum is an interactive photo activity in Split's city center where you move through 27 themed rooms, posing in each setup with costumes and props included. You set your own pace, spend as long as you want in each room, and the air-conditioned space works rain or shine. No guide, no group, no schedule -- just you, your camera or phone, and the setups.Is it for me?You move through rooms at your own pace with no guide or group schedule, so the experience works whether you're spending an hour or longer, and whether you want to linger in one room or move quickly through all 27.
Museum of Hangovers Zagreb: Interactive Exhibits & Spirit TastingYou walk through interactive exhibits about hangovers, test your knowledge in games, explore international cures and hangover-themed art, and taste local spirits. All entry fees and a complimentary domestic liquor shot are included. Public transport stops nearby make getting there simple, and you can bring a beer with you as you tour if you choose.Is it for me?Right for anyone in Zagreb looking for something genuinely different — not another church or palace, but a museum that exists nowhere else on earth and doesn't take itself seriously enough to stop being educational.
Dubrovnik Sunset Cruise: Sail the Adriatic at duskA one-hour shared sunset cruise from Dubrovnik sails panoramically around the Old Town and out into the Adriatic, returning under the stars with a professional skipper aboard. The boat departs at sunset and holds its schedule tight, so timing matters if you're anchoring the evening around it.Is it for me?Book this if you want to watch the sunset from the water in one focused hour rather than a longer excursion, and you're comfortable sharing the boat with other travelers on the skipper's set schedule.
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Dubrovnik eco tuk tuk tour: Private viewpoints without the walksA private eco-friendly tuk tuk tour of Dubrovnik carries up to four guests through the city's key viewpoints—Port Gruz, Mount Srđ, the Old Town and Sveti Jakov Beach—with a local English-speaking guide and pickup included. The electric tuk tuk does the climbing so you don't, and the tour runs daytime or at sunset, flexible to your schedule.Is it for me?Book this if you want Dubrovnik's viewpoints without walking uphill—the tuk tuk handles the climbs while your guide shares stories from a moving vehicle rather than on foot.
Split: Diocletian Palace & Game of Thrones Walking TourYou walk through Diocletian's Palace and Split's Old Town with a licensed local guide, visiting the Temple of Jupiter, Peristyle Square, and the basement chambers where Game of Thrones was filmed. You watch scenes on a tablet at the actual locations, hear live Dalmatian singing, and get a photo on the Iron Throne at the GoT Museum. The tour ends at the Riva Promenade with insider tips on where to go next.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to understand Split's 2,000-year history and see the Game of Thrones filming locations without figuring out which palace areas to visit or how they connect—the guide ties both together and the small-group format means you're not herded through with 40 other people.
Private Sunset Sailing Split: 2 Hours on the AdriaticA private two-hour sunset sailing cruise from Split on the Adriatic with a skipper, indigenous Croatian white wine, and return transport included. You are the only guests on the boat. The skipper raises the sails and navigates to wherever the winds are best, so the route shifts with the conditions rather than following a fixed path.Is it for me?If you speak English or Croatian comfortably, the skipper's live commentary makes the sail richer — you hear why the boat is turning, what you are looking at on the coast, and the story of the wind. If you need the guide in another language, this is not the right departure.
Dubrovnik Hop-On Hop-Off Bus: 3 Routes, Old Town & CavtatYou board at Pile Gate and choose your duration: a quick 30-minute loop, a 90-minute tour hitting Old Town and Lapad with bridge and viewpoint photo stops, or a full 180-minute run down to Cavtat with 45 minutes to explore. Multi-lingual audio guide, flexible hop-on hop-off stops, and no advance booking required — you just show up at any stop and board.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Dubrovnik's main sights and the coastal views without renting a car or figuring out which bus goes where — the fixed stops and audio guide mean you get the geography and the highlights in one loop, and you can hop off whenever something interests you.
Split: Blue Lagoon Half-Day Catamaran & SwimmingYou board a catamaran in Split, sail to the Blue Lagoon with breakfast and snorkeling gear included, spend three hours swimming and floating in clear Adriatic water, then return to port by early afternoon. No need to arrange transport, equipment or food—it's all there.Is it for me?Book this if you want a morning or afternoon on the water without arranging your own boat, snorkeling gear or food—the catamaran handles all three, which leaves you free to swim, rest or explore the lagoon at your own pace.
Split to Krka National Park: Private Waterfalls & Skradin TourYou get picked up at your Split hotel and driven privately to Krka National Park, where you walk the wooden paths at Skradinski Buk Waterfalls at your own pace; you stop at river viewpoints and explore Skradin Old Town on the way back, with your English-speaking driver sharing local context and timing the day around what interests you most. Hotel drop-off is included, and entrance fees are separate so you decide what to enter.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want to see Krka National Park and Skradin without renting a car or joining a group — the private driver handles navigation and local knowledge, while you control how long you spend at each stop.
Dubrovnik Food Tour: Local Dishes & Old Town LandmarksYou walk through Dubrovnik's Old Town with a local guide, stopping at five family-run spots to taste traditional sweets, award-winning olive oils, cured meats, and black risotto, with a glass of wine included. The tour passes the Church of St. Blaise, Rector's Palace, and Orlando's Column, so you cover the main landmarks while eating your way through the city's culinary heritage — all in three hours, small group, no separate tickets to buy.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat your way through Dubrovnik's Old Town without planning five separate stops yourself — the guide knows which places matter, the tastings are already arranged, and the landmarks are built into the walk so you see the city and understand its food culture at the same time.
Rovinj: 3-Hour Kayak Rental & Snorkeling Around IslandsYou rent a kayak and paddle around five islands off Rovinj's coast, choosing where to stop and how long to stay. Red Island is the main draw, with clear water for snorkeling and space to beach the kayak and explore. The rental includes the kayak, paddle, snorkeling gear, inflatable vest and dry bag for three hours, and you set your own pace with no guide or fixed itinerary.Is it for me?Right for independent travelers and families who want to explore the islands at their own pace without a guide or fixed schedule — the three-hour window gives you enough time to reach Red Island and snorkel without rushing.
