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Dubrovnik: Self-Drive Off Road Buggy Adventure & Srđ ViewsYou’ll take the wheel yourself on Mount Srđ’s rugged trails above Dubrovnik, following a local guide past pine forests and wild Adriatic views. Expect laughter, wind in your face, and stories from high above the city — plus safety gear included so you can focus on driving (or just holding on tight).
Krka Waterfalls & Primošten from Split or Trogir: Full-day tourA full-day tour from Split or Trogir to Krka National Park and Primošten, with an English-speaking guide, hotel pickup, park entry and transport included. You walk the wooden paths to Skradinski Buk, the park's largest waterfall and one of Europe's most dramatic cliff falls, then spend free time swimming and exploring the medieval town of Primošten, whose beaches rank among Croatia's best-voted and whose vineyards are nominated for UNESCO World Heritage status. The tour skips the entrance lines and runs 10 hours; you choose your departure city at checkout.Is it for me?Pick the Split departure if you're based near the city center; choose Trogir if you're staying by that medieval town—your starting point determines which route minimizes travel time to the park.
Split: SUP Tour Sea, River & Mountain Views with SnorkelingYou’ll paddle from Split’s Stobreč Camp along the Adriatic coast into the cooler waters of river Žrnovnica, with Mosor Mountain above you. Expect quiet moments on your SUP board, snorkeling by white cliffs near old stone houses, and friendly local guidance throughout. This tour lets you see Split’s coastline from every angle—sometimes all at once.
Split: Dalmatian Cooking Class & Green Market Lunch PatioYou’ll start your day at Split’s bustling Green Market picking ingredients side-by-side with a local chef before heading to his sunny terrace kitchen for hands-on cooking. Taste homemade rakija, learn real Dalmatian recipes like shrimp Buzara and polenta with olives, then linger over lunch with wine as stories unfold around the table—a memory that’ll stick long after you leave.
Dubrovnik Caves: Private Speedboat Tour & Snorkeling AdventureYou’ll board a private speedboat from Dubrovnik with a local skipper, exploring seven sea caves including the glowing Blue Cave and tranquil Green Caves for swimming or snorkeling. Enjoy drinks onboard, fresh fish lunch on car-free Lopud Island if you wish, and finish with a swim at Betina Cave before heading back along Lokrum’s dramatic coastline.
Plitvice Lakes Day Trip from Zadar: Boat & Train RideYou travel from Zadar in an air-conditioned bus with reserved park tickets, ride a panoramic train and boat through the lakes, and walk the marked paths at your own pace for about four hours. Bring cash for the entrance fee (10–35 euros depending on season) and your own snacks. The full day out—pickup at 7:15 am, return by 6:00 pm—is what makes it possible to see the park without rushing.Is it for me?A good fit if you are based in Zadar and want to see Plitvice Lakes without renting a car or navigating the park alone—the reserved tickets skip the entrance queue and the guide handles logistics. Expect a full day out, roughly 10 hours total, which is what gives you four hours to actually explore without rushing.
Split to Krka Waterfalls: Full Day Private Tour & Free DetourYou're picked up from your hotel or port in Split and driven to Krka National Park, where you choose your entrance point and hike past waterfalls and swimming pools at your own pace. On the way, you pick one free detour — a winery tasting, an hour in Šibenik's cathedral town, or Trogir's old streets — then return to Split by evening. Park entry is paid on arrival.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Krka's waterfalls and swimming pools without arranging your own transport or timing the park entrances — the private pickup and driver handling the route logistics is what lets you focus on the hike and the water instead of logistics.
Brač Island: 4WD Jeep Tour, Olive Oil Tasting & LunchYou’ll ride through Brač in a 4WD jeep with a local guide, taste fresh olive oil at a family-run museum, swim or relax at Zlatni Rat beach (or a quieter bay), and share lunch in a traditional konoba surrounded by locals’ stories. Expect real flavors, laughter, and glimpses of daily island life you won’t find on your own.
Dubrovnik: Cable Car & Old Town Walking Tour with Port PickupYou ride the cable car up Mount Srd for a full-city view, spend free time at the top, then descend for a guided walk through Dubrovnik's UNESCO Old Town, visiting Stradun, Rector's Palace, and the cathedral. The tour includes your local guide, cable car round-trip, and port pickup timed to your ship's schedule, so you're back on board without stress.Is it for me?Built for cruise passengers on a short port stop: the return time is planned around your ship's departure, which is what makes a full cable car ascent and Old Town walk possible in the hours you have ashore.
Split: Tuk Tuk Tour, Hidden Beaches & Ice-Cold DrinksYou’ll ride through Split’s west coast in a retro tuk tuk with a local guide, sipping an ice-cold drink as you hear stories only locals know. Expect stops at hidden beaches and panoramic viewpoints for photos or just soaking up the scene. You’ll leave with new tips—and probably one memory that sticks longer than expected.
Private Sailing Tour Omiš to Brač: Family Yacht with LunchA private sailing tour from Omiš to Brač aboard the family yacht Nana, with a local skipper who knows the coast. You get a three-course homemade lunch with local wine and beer, 90 minutes to explore the stone village of Pučišća, and time to swim, snorkel and paddleboard in a quiet bay away from crowded beaches. Eight hours, no other guests.Is it for me?Book this if you want a private yacht to yourself with a skipper who sets the pace—you control how long to stay in Pučišća village or the swimming bay, not a fixed itinerary.
Private boat tour Split: Custom itinerary, up to 10 guestsYou design the route, the skipper handles the boat and navigation, and snorkeling gear comes with you. Pick your islands based on weather and how much time you want to spend at each stop. Fuel and the skipper fee are paid on-site, so costs are transparent before you cast off.Is it for me?Right for groups of 2–10 who want to control their own pace and choose where to stop, rather than follow a fixed itinerary. Expect to discuss fuel costs and route options with the skipper before you leave—that conversation is what keeps the day flexible and honest.
Dubrovnik Old Town Walking Tour with Local GuideYou walk through Dubrovnik's Old Town with a licensed local guide who covers 1400 years of history, from Roman settlement through the Republic of Ragusa to the 1991 siege. The tour follows Stradun and the main landmarks on flat, wheelchair-accessible streets. It takes two to three hours and starts whenever you book, so you can fit it into your first morning without arranging transport or timing yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Dubrovnik's history on your first morning without arranging a guide yourself—the licensed local knowledge is what turns a walk through old streets into a story that makes sense.
Trogir: Blue Cave & Hvar 5-Island Private Boat TourYou board a private boat in Trogir and spend the day island-hopping: swimming and snorkeling in the Monk Seal habitat, floating inside Bisevo Blue Cave while sunlight turns the water silver, eating breakfast in a fisherman's village, and swimming at Stiniva Bay before lunch and exploring Hvar's fortress and restaurants. Snorkel gear and the guide are included; the boat returns you to Trogir by evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Blue Cave and swim at multiple islands without renting your own boat or navigating the route yourself—the private boat and guide handle the logistics, timing, and route so you just show up and spend the day on the water.
Split: Diocletian's Palace Walking Tour & Local StoriesYou’ll walk Split’s winding palace streets with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Taste fresh figs at Fruit Square, listen for music in Peristyle Square, explore cool stone substructures, and see how daily life mixes with ancient history on this walking tour of Diocletian’s Palace. Expect laughter, small surprises—and maybe a new way of seeing old stones.
Krka Waterfalls from Split: Small-Group Tour & LunchYou leave Split early, spend three hours exploring Krka's travertine cascades and pools at your own pace, eat lunch with local wine in a village, then walk through Šibenik before returning by evening. Hotel pickup, transport, lunch and wine are all included; park entrance is separate and paid in cash on arrival.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Krka's main waterfall without renting a car or figuring out the park entrance on your own — the early start and included lunch are what make a full day possible in one trip from Split.
Dubrovnik: Elaphiti Islands & Blue Cave Boat Tour with SnorkelingYou board a private boat in Dubrovnik and spend the day snorkeling in the Blue Cave and three green sea caves on the Elaphiti islands, with time to swim and relax at Lopud Beach. Snorkels, lifejackets, and drinks are included; the boat handles all the navigation and timing, so you just show up and get in the water.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel in sea caves and swim at a sandy beach without arranging your own boat or figuring out ferry schedules — the private group format means the timing and route are set, and all the gear is waiting for you.
Dubrovnik & Cavtat: Private Small Group Tour with Port PickupYou’ll step right off your ship into a small group tour of Dubrovnik Old Town and Cavtat, with panoramic stops on Srdj hill for those postcard views. Expect stories from your local guide, time for coffee or ice cream by the sea, and plenty of chances to wander at your own pace—it feels less like a tour and more like tagging along with a friend who knows every shortcut.
Dubrovnik Old Town: Night Walking Tour & Dark LegendsYou’ll follow a local guide through Dubrovnik Old Town after dark, hearing stories of forbidden love affairs, ghostly nuns near the Franciscan Church, and old beliefs in supernatural things. Wander narrow alleys lit by lanterns and end by Rector’s Palace—if you listen closely, maybe you’ll sense what lingers between those ancient stones.
Dubrovnik: Game of Thrones Filming Locations & Lokrum IslandYou walk through Dubrovnik's Old Town with a local guide pointing out Game of Thrones filming locations, climb Fort Lovrijenac (the Red Keep) for city views and photos, then take a boat to Lokrum Island to see the HBO Iron Throne and explore at your own pace. The 3-hour tour includes your guide and boat fare; fort entry costs extra. Bring comfortable shoes and water, and a swimsuit if you plan to swim.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the actual Game of Thrones filming spots in Dubrovnik without arranging your own route or missing the context of why each location was chosen — the guide's knowledge is what makes the streets and forts mean something beyond the show.
