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Dubrovnik: Panorama Drive & Old Town with Cruise PickupYou're driven around Dubrovnik's perimeter for 90 minutes, stopping twice on Mount Srđ to see the old town from above and walk through Fort Imperial, then dropped at Pile Gate with free time to explore the UNESCO Old Town before a scheduled return transfer. Pickup and drop-off from the cruise port or your hotel are included, as is the driver's live commentary and the air-conditioned van.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving by cruise ship and want to see Dubrovnik's landmarks and old town without arranging transport or timing yourself—the minivan handles the drive, the stops are planned around your ship's schedule, and the return transfer leaves every half hour so you're never stranded.
Split Sea Kayak Tour: Cliff Jumping & SnorkelingYou paddle a stable kayak from Split's waterfront along cliffs and islands, with the option to jump into the sea or snorkel during a break. All equipment, a local guide, and either a morning or sunset departure are included. The tour runs about four hours and suits any fitness level, though children need an adult with them and you need at least one other person to book.Is it for me?Book this if you want to get on the water without renting a kayak solo or figuring out where the safe cliffs are — the guide handles both, and the fixed half-day schedule fits around a day spent exploring the city.
Zadar Walking Tour: Sea Organ, Roman Forum & Sunset RouteYou’ll walk Zadar’s winding streets with a local guide who knows every shortcut—and every story behind those weathered stones. Hear music from the Sea Organ, touch Roman ruins, maybe sample Maraschino or cheese along the way. As sunset hits the waterfront, you’ll find yourself quietly wishing you could stay just a bit longer.
Dubrovnik: ATV Safari Tour with Panoramic Srd Hill ViewsYou’ll ride an ATV from Dubrovnik through sleepy villages and up rocky trails to Srd Hill’s panoramic lookout. Expect salty air, local stories from your guide, surprise treats (think candied orange), plus pickup and drop-off so you don’t have to worry about logistics. It’s not polished or fancy — just real moments you’ll remember when you see Dubrovnik postcards again.
Trogir, Blue Lagoon & Ciovo: Half-Day Boat Trip with SwimYou’ll feel sea breeze on your face as you leave Trogir behind for a swim in Croatia’s Blue Lagoon, with snorkeling gear included. Stroll narrow streets in a UNESCO town, then sip something cool at a laid-back beach bar on Čiovo island. This half-day trip lets you slow down and soak up Adriatic light — no rush, just small moments that stick with you.
Mostar, Pocitelj & Kravice Waterfalls Private Tour from DubrovnikA private tour from Dubrovnik to Mostar, Pocitelj and Kravice Waterfalls with hotel pickup, entrance to the waterfalls, and a driver-guide in English. You spend the morning at Kravice Waterfalls (swimming in summer if you bring a change of clothes), walk through the medieval town of Pocitelj, and have free time in Mostar to cross the Stari Most, explore the old bazaar and eat lunch on your own schedule. The tour runs 10 hours and can be tailored on the day with your guide.Is it for me?Choose the car for independent exploration of three stops, or the minivan if your group is larger—this private tour lets you set the pace at waterfalls, a medieval town, and Mostar's Old Bridge rather than follow a guide's schedule.
Dubrovnik to Split Private Transfer with Custom StopsYou’ll travel from Dubrovnik to Split in an air-conditioned vehicle with your own English-speaking driver—no crowds or stress. Pause for photos or bathroom breaks whenever you want, or add stops like Ston or Mostar if you arrange ahead. It’s not just transport—it’s a chance to taste local flavors and hear stories along Croatia’s coast.
Diocletian's Palace Walking Tour Split: Private Guide in EnglishA private walking tour of Split's Diocletian's Palace and surrounding old town, led by an educated guide in your choice of language. You'll move through the Peristyle Square, the emperor's vestibule, the palace substructures, and the Riva Promenade, learning how Diocletian built this fortress-palace in the 4th century and how the city grew around it afterward. The tour runs 90 minutes and covers the palace's main entrances, the Fruit Square, and a 16th-century synagogue; small-group tours mean your guide adjusts the pace to your questions.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to understand the palace as a building—how it was engineered, why Diocletian built it, and how the city wrapped itself around it over time. The private format means your guide can answer the questions that come up as you walk, rather than moving through on a fixed schedule with a group.
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.
Dubrovnik Elafiti Islands: Blue Cave & Šunj Beach Speedboat TourYou’ll ride a speedboat from Dubrovnik with a small group to swim in the glowing Blue Cave, snorkel through hidden Green Caves, then unwind on sandy Šunj Beach with drinks included. Expect laughter echoing off cave walls, salt on your lips, and time to relax beneath pine trees before heading back.
Dubrovnik Elafiti Islands: Private Boat Tour, Blue & Green CavesYou’ll slip away from Dubrovnik’s crowds by boat, swimming through glowing blue caves on Koločep Island before relaxing at sandy Sunj Beach with a drink in hand. With a local captain guiding you past Lokrum’s cliffs and sharing stories along the way, this private Elafiti Islands tour feels both easygoing and quietly magical.
Dubrovnik Sunset Tour: Wine Tasting Mountain ViewsA two-hour scenic tour in Dubrovnik that takes you to viewpoints around the city, up Mount Srđ via cable car for sunset, and down through the illuminated old town—with premium wine tastings from local regions woven through the stops. Pickup is included; a live English-speaking guide leads the group. The tour suits anyone with a few hours free at the end of the day and no transport of their own.Is it for me?Start from your hotel or accommodation with pickup included, so you skip arranging transport to the mountain—useful if you're staying in the old town or elsewhere without a car, and it means you can focus on the sunset and the wines instead of navigating or parking.
Dubrovnik: Dinner in the Sky with 360° Views & Wine PairingYou’ll be lifted high above Dubrovnik’s coastline for a sunset dinner with panoramic views, Croatian tasting menus crafted by local chefs, and unlimited wine or soft drinks. Expect laughter with fellow guests, stories from your guide, and sensory moments you’ll remember long after your feet touch ground again.
Snorkeling in Split: Blue Cave, Hvar & Stiniva CoveA 10-hour boat tour from Split visits the Blue Cave on Bisevo, the fishing town of Komiza on Vis, Stiniva Cove (voted one of Europe's top 10 beaches in 2017), the Blue Lagoon near Budikovac Island for snorkeling, Palmizana and its botanical garden, and Hvar with time for lunch. A guide leads the group in English; snorkeling equipment and bottled water are included. The tour runs in small groups aboard a speedboat and departs from either Split or Brac, depending on which option you choose at checkout.Is it for me?Choose the Split departure if you are staying in or near the city center; pick the Brac option if you are based on that island and want to skip the extra transfer. The Blue Cave entrance tickets are included only with the Split option, so if the cave is your main reason for booking, confirm which departure you are selecting at checkout.
Plitvice Lakes Day Trip from Split: Boat, Train & Park EntryYou get picked up from Split, driven to Plitvice Lakes National Park with entrance ticket included, and guided through the upper lakes on foot, then taken by electric train and boat through the lower sections. The guide handles the park logistics, the bus driver handles the route, and you handle the camera. You're back in Split by evening without having arranged transport, tickets or timing yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Plitvice Lakes without renting a car or figuring out the park layout yourself — the guide and the fixed schedule handle both, and the entrance ticket is already paid.
Split Airport to City: Private Transfer for Groups up to 15You’ll step off your flight in Split and spot your name held up by a local driver who helps with luggage and shares stories along the way. As you pass through Kaštela and Solin toward your accommodation in Split, you’ll get tips on food and culture plus door-to-door service—so you arrive relaxed and ready for Croatia.
Cavtat Sunset Cruise with Cold Platter & Drinks: Unlimited wine includedA 1-hour scenic boat cruise around Cavtat departing from the main dock near Amor Bar, with stops past Supetar and Bobara Islands as the sun sets. The tour includes unlimited white wine, soft drinks and water, plus a cold platter of local cheeses, Dalmatian prosciutto and pickled vegetables. An English-speaking guide leads the cruise. Guests staying in Mlini or Srebreno receive a speedboat transfer to Cavtat before the cruise and back to their departure point afterward, all included in the price.Is it for me?The cruise runs at a relaxed pace with no walking or water entry—you board at the dock, sit on the boat and return to the same spot. It suits anyone who wants an evening on the water without physical effort or early starts, and the included transfers from nearby towns mean you don't need a car to reach the departure point.
Dubrovnik: Blue & Green Cave Boat Tour with Elaphiti IslandsYou board a small boat in Dubrovnik and visit four sea caves — including the Green Cave, which only narrow boats can enter — then anchor at Šunj Beach, Lopud Island's rare sandy shore. Snorkeling gear, drinks, and a local skipper's knowledge of the coast are included. The tour holds a maximum of eleven people, which is what keeps the experience from feeling like a floating bus.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to explore the Adriatic caves without fighting crowds — the small group size and narrow boat are what let you enter the Green Cave, which larger tours cannot access. Expect a full morning or early afternoon on the water; the pace is relaxed, with time to swim and linger at the beach.
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.
