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Split to Dubrovnik: Private Transfer with Scenic StopsYou’ll travel from Split to Dubrovnik in comfort, with your own driver handling every detail—from hotel pickup to scenic stops for photos or snacks. Taste local pastries, chat with your guide about life on the coast, and arrive feeling more like you’ve taken a real journey than just changed cities.
Dubrovnik Old Car Tour: Panoramic Ride & City HighlightsYou’ll step into a vintage-style Model T for a private sightseeing tour of Dubrovnik’s landmarks—Pile Gate, Srđ Hill’s sweeping views, Lapad promenade, and more—with a local guide sharing stories along the way. Expect sea breezes, honest moments, and a few laughs as you glide through history on this relaxed panoramic ride.
Split Walking Tour: Diocletian's Palace & Old Town, 90 MinutesA 90-minute walking tour of Split's old town led by a local guide in English, starting from the cruise port and moving through Diocletian's Palace, the Riva Promenade, City Square and Pjaca Square. The tour covers the landmarks and history that shaped the city, with all entry fees and taxes included. Choose between a shared group tour, a private guide, a food tasting variant, or a half-day extension to Trogir.Is it for me?Pick the shared tour if you're happy walking with others; choose private if your group wants to set your own pace through Diocletian's Palace without waiting for the group.
Dubrovnik: Jewish Heritage Walking Tour & Sephardi SynagogueYou walk the Old Town with a professional guide tracing Jewish life from 1324 to today, visiting the Sephardi synagogue and museum, the medieval ghetto street, and stone fragments marking where the community lived. The tour is private, which means the pace and questions are yours, and you leave with a sense of how a minority community shaped and survived in a Catholic fortress city.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand a specific layer of Dubrovnik's history — not the Game of Thrones filming locations or the general Old Town highlights, but the 700-year story of a Jewish community that built wealth and influence in a place that never fully let them belong. The private guide is what makes that story coherent instead of scattered across plaques.
Dubrovnik Night Walking Tour: Old Town Stories & Quiet StreetsYou’ll wander Dubrovnik’s Old Town at night with a local guide—no crowds or blazing sun—pausing at places like Stradun and Rector’s Palace for stories you won’t hear in daylight. Expect golden-lit streets, quiet laughter, maybe even a herbal scent from ancient walls. It’s more intimate than any daytime tour and leaves you with that hushed feeling only nighttime brings.
Dubrovnik Blue Cave Private Speedboat Tour & DrinksYou’ll start early from Dubrovnik by private speedboat, swimming through the glowing Blue Cave on Koločep island before exploring hidden Green Caves nearby. Relax on Lopud’s sandy Šunj beach with a drink in hand and time to unwind beneath pine trees—this day trip leaves you with memories of laughter, saltwater and that unreal blue glow.
Hvar: Cycle Tour Stari Grad, Vrboska & Jelsa with Wine CellarYou’ll cycle from Stari Grad through ancient plains, quiet fishing villages like Vrboska, and shady pine forests to Jelsa—all with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Taste homemade wine in a family cellar, pause for coffee in sunlit squares, and feel Hvar’s rhythms up close.
Split & Trogir Day Trip: Diocletian’s Palace, Port PickupYou’ll travel from Split along the coast to Trogir with easy port pickup, walk through ancient streets and grand cathedrals with a local guide who brings history alive. Explore Diocletian’s Palace and climb St. Duje’s bell tower for city views you won’t forget. Expect laughter, real stories, and small moments that linger long after you leave.
Dubrovnik Kayak Rental: Banje Beach & Caves Self-GuidedYou pick up a kayak on Banje Beach with life jacket and paddles included, then paddle at your own pace to explore St. Jacob's Beach, Kolorina Cove, and Betina Cave. Stop to swim whenever you want, navigate the Adriatic shoreline without a guide, and return the kayak when you're done — the whole thing runs on your schedule, not a timetable.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to explore Dubrovnik's coast without a guide or fixed itinerary — you navigate your own route, stop where you want, and swim whenever the water calls you.
Split: Krka National Park Day Trip & Skradinski Buk WaterfallYou travel 90 minutes by air-conditioned bus from Split to Krka National Park, walk the wooden pathways above Skradinski buk waterfall with a guide, have free time for lunch or swimming, then take a 30-minute boat ride to Skradin for beach time or exploring. The full day is about 8 hours, and you return to Split in the late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Krka's main waterfall and have time to actually sit there without rushing, plus a boat ride and a small coastal town — the fixed schedule means you don't have to piece together transport, park entry, and timing yourself.
Zadar Food Tour: Local Dishes & City StoriesA three-hour food tour through Zadar's city center with a certified local guide, visiting the green market and five food stops to taste traditional Croatian coastal dishes, a glass of wine or beer, and water. The route moves through the Roman Forum area, the main street, the market, and the student quarter, ending at a pastry shop.Is it for me?The guide speaks English throughout, so you follow the commentary and the stories about each dish without translation or gaps. Come hungry—the three hours move through five tasting stops, and the portions add up.
Zadar Sailing Tour: Islands Ugljan & Ošljak with SnorkelingYou sail from Zadar to two small islands in the archipelago, swimming and snorkeling in clear Adriatic water with a professional skipper. The tour lasts 4 or 8 hours depending on your choice of morning or afternoon departure, includes all snorkeling equipment and fuel, and keeps the group to 7 people maximum so the experience stays intimate and flexible.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Zadar archipelago from the water without renting a boat yourself or joining a large group tour—the fixed skipper and small group size mean you get flexibility and local knowledge without the logistics.
Dubrovnik: Elafiti Islands Private Speedboat & Cave SwimYou board a private speedboat from your Dubrovnik hotel and spend the day island-hopping through the Elafiti archipelago—swimming in sea caves, snorkeling in bays, and anchoring at Šunj beach on Lopud. The boat includes snorkeling gear, drinks, and a flexible itinerary you shape as you go. You return to Dubrovnik in the afternoon or evening depending on which option you choose.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the islands around Dubrovnik without arranging a rental boat or joining a group—the private speedboat and flexible itinerary mean you spend your time in the water and on the beaches instead of coordinating logistics or waiting for other passengers.
Elaphite Islands cruise from Dubrovnik: Sailing, swimming, wineAn island-hopping cruise from Dubrovnik that sails along the city's Old Town walls and Lovrijenac fortress, then stops at three islands in the Elaphite archipelago for swimming and exploration. The boat carries bottled water, local red and white wine, and a choice of grilled fish, chicken or vegetarian lunch; you spend most of the day on Lopud, the largest island, where you can visit the monastery and rector's palace or walk to the popular Šunj beach. The return journey includes a sunset moment with wine on deck.Is it for me?Book this if your group wants a full day sailing together with swimming stops, lunch, and wine included—everything's coordinated so you stay with the same boat and crew rather than coordinating separate transport between islands.
Makarska speedboat tour: 3 islands, Blue Cave & swimmingA speedboat tour from Makarska visits three islands in five hours, with four swimming stops in bays and caves accessible only by boat, snorkeling equipment and sun shade included, and an English-speaking guide steering a shock-absorbing speedboat. The tour reaches the Little Blue Cave on Hvar where you swim inside, Mala Stiniva for cliff jumping, free time in Jelsa town, the Blue Lagoon at Zečevo, and a final bay on Brač — each stop chosen to feel quieter and more exclusive than the usual crowded routes.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free afternoon in Makarska and want to reach swimming spots and caves that only speedboats can access — the four stops are chosen to stay quieter and more exclusive than the usual crowded routes, and the shock-absorbing seats mean the ride itself won't leave you sore.
Dubrovnik Sunset Cruise: Private Boat, Prosecco & LokrumYou’ll board your own private speed boat in Dubrovnik with a local skipper who shares stories as you cruise around city walls and Lokrum Island. Swim in clear bays, snack on local treats, and toast sunset with unlimited Croatian bubbly—the kind of evening that lingers long after you’re back on shore.
Dubrovnik Airport Transfer: Private Pickup & Fixed PriceYou get picked up at the arrivals gate by a named driver, avoid the taxi queue, and pay a fixed price that doesn't change if traffic is heavy or your flight is late. The car is private, the driver knows Dubrovnik, and you can bring a pram or stroller without rearranging anything. Booking takes two minutes and removes the transport puzzle from your arrival day.Is it for me?Book this if you land with luggage and want to skip the taxi negotiation — the driver waits at arrivals, the price is set, and you move straight to the car without deciding anything else.
Walking tour of Split with an Art Historian: 1700 years decodedA walking tour of Split's historic center led by Josipa, a licensed art historian and local guide, through Diocletian's Palace, its gates and courtyards, the Peristyle, the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, and the Temple of Jupiter. The tour stays under ten people and runs about two hours, moving at a relaxed pace through the Roman palace's layout and the stories layered into its stones—from the Emperor's quarters to the narrowest street in the city. No museums or paid sites are entered; the guide shares recommendations for exploring further on your own.Is it for me?Most Split walking tours move fast through the same landmarks and leave you with a list of names. This one slows down and explains the Palace's layout, the stories layered into each gate and courtyard, and why the city grew the way it did—so you understand what you're standing in front of, not just where to point a camera.
Dubrovnik ATV Quad Safari: Konavle Valley Tour & Hotel PickupYou’ll ride an ATV through Konavle Valley’s fields and rivers with a small group and local guide, visit Čilipi village for a peek inside its country house and church, taste homemade snacks after getting properly dusty, and end your day back in Dubrovnik with new stories—and maybe mud still on your shoes.
Split: Blue Lagoon & 3 Islands Speedboat Tour with WineYou board a small-group speedboat in Split and visit Trogir's UNESCO old town, then spend the afternoon snorkelling and swimming at the Blue Lagoon and Čiovo island. Wine and snorkelling gear are included, and the boat keeps moving between stops so you cover three islands without arranging transport or timing it yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see three islands and swim in clear water without renting a boat or planning the stops yourself — the speedboat schedule and small group size are what fit everything into one day without feeling crowded.
