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Dubrovnik Private Panorama Tour with Ombla River & Srđ HillYou’ll get a real feel for Dubrovnik on this private tour—think sweeping views from hidden terraces, cool river spots only locals know about, and history-packed hilltops above town. Perfect if you want something more personal than a big group bus ride.
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.
Hvar Wine Tour & Dalmatian Dinner: Two Wineries, Small GroupA full-day small-group wine tour of Hvar island visits two Croatian wineries with tastings and light snacks, then concludes with a 2-course authentic Dalmatian dinner in a rustic village. The tour includes hotel or ferry pickup, an English-speaking guide, and runs 6 to 8 hours. Minimum age is 18; vegetarian and octopus options are available on request.Is it for me?Book this if you prefer a guided route through two wineries with a seated dinner included, rather than self-driving between villages or arranging your own tastings.
Zadar Airport to Town: Direct Transfer & Meet-and-GreetYou get picked up at arrivals with a nameplate, driven straight to your accommodation in Zadar's old town, and your luggage handled throughout. The 20-to-25-minute drive is fixed-price, and you can arrange your return journey with the same driver at a lower rate if you book it in advance.Is it for me?Choose this if you land in Zadar and want to skip the taxi queue and the uncertainty of negotiating a fare — the driver knows you're coming, the price is locked in, and you're in your accommodation within half an hour of clearing arrivals.
Dubrovnik e-tuk tuk tour: Mount Srd and coastal viewpointsAn e-tuk tuk tour of Dubrovnik with a local English-speaking guide takes you to Mount Srd, Franjo Tuđman Bridge and the Ombla River viewpoint, with photo stops at each one. The route also passes the Old Town walls from the outside, winds through the coastal neighborhoods of Lapad and Babin Kuk, and crosses through Gruz, the working port where cruise ships dock. The whole tour runs two hours.Is it for me?Two hours leaves room for other stops in your day—a meal in the Old Town, a beach visit, or a museum—without committing the whole afternoon. If you want to see Dubrovnik's shape and the best views without a full-day commitment, this fits the time.
Snorkeling in Split: Luxury Catamaran to Hvar & Pakleni IslandsA full-day catamaran tour from Split sails to Hvar's old town, Šolta Island, and the Pakleni Islands, with time to swim and snorkel in clear bays. The boat departs at 8:30 AM and returns at 5:00 PM, carrying a maximum of guests on a 5-star catamaran with sun lounges, private booths and a crew dedicated to your comfort. Includes welcome coffee with fresh croissants, a prepared salad lunch, fresh fruit, snorkeling equipment, and beach towels. A live guide in English leads the tour; children from age 3 are welcome.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want a full day on the water with multiple island stops, swimming and snorkeling included, and all the meals and logistics arranged — the catamaran's size and crew mean you spend the day relaxing on sun lounges or in the water, not managing a schedule or finding lunch ashore.
Konavle Valley Bike Tour: Watermills, Monastery & Wine TastingIf you want to swap city crowds for real countryside life near Dubrovnik, this biking tour through Konavle valley is hard to beat. You’ll cycle past vineyards, visit an old working watermill, meet locals who still make things by hand, explore a centuries-old monastery, and finish with wine on a tree terrace. It’s relaxed but full of those little moments you remember long after.
Dubrovnik Day Trip from Split: Ston Walls & Neretva LakesYou're picked up from your Split hotel or port and driven south through the Pelješac Peninsula, stopping at Ston's medieval walls, the Neretva valley lakes, and a clifftop viewpoint where the mountain meets the sea. You arrive at Dubrovnik's Pile Gate with the afternoon free to explore the Old Town on your own terms. Your driver-guide brings you back to Split the same evening, so you skip the logistics and keep the freedom.Is it for me?Book this if you want to reach Dubrovnik without arranging a rental car, navigating unfamiliar roads, or timing yourself — the fixed pickup and return mean you can spend the day exploring instead of driving.
Private Brac & Solta Boat Tour: Hidden Beaches, Shipwrecks & TunnelsYou’ll get away from busy crowds and discover secret beaches, WWII tunnels, and an underwater shipwreck—all with a local guide who knows these islands inside out. If you want real Croatian adventure beyond the usual postcard spots, this trip is for you.
Dubrovnik Old Town Walking Tour: Walls, Game of Thrones & Rector's PalaceYou walk the medieval streets of Dubrovnik for 90 minutes with a professional guide who shows you the Rector's Palace, St. Blaise church, the old port, and the exact spots where Game of Thrones was filmed. The tour skips the crowded main street and the museum interiors, leaving those for you to explore separately, and ends at Luza square so you can continue on your own. Bring comfortable shoes and moderate fitness; children need an adult with them.Is it for me?Book this if you want the history and layout of Dubrovnik without spending extra time and money on museum entries—the guide does the work of connecting the buildings and streets so you understand the place, and you keep the main street and the walls for your own pace afterward.
Dubrovnik Airport Transfer: Private Round-Trip & Coastal ViewsYou get picked up from your accommodation or the airport and driven to the other in a private car, with a 25–30 minute journey along the Dalmatian coast. Your driver answers questions about what you're passing. No shared stops, no negotiated fares, no surprises at the end—just a fixed route and a set price before you arrive.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi rank and arrive or depart without arranging transport yourself—the fixed price and private car mean you know the cost before you land and avoid the negotiation at the curb.
Split: Private Boat Tour, Underwater Museum & Blue LagoonYou board a private boat in Split and visit three distinct places in one day: the medieval UNESCO town of Trogir, where you can walk the Venetian streets; the Underwater Museum, where you snorkel above 52 sculptures now colonized by fish; and the Blue Lagoon, where you swim and relax on a private beach. Snorkeling gear, the skipper, and all boat costs are included; the itinerary can be adjusted to what you want to do that day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Trogir's medieval streets, snorkel an underwater sculpture garden, and float in the Blue Lagoon all in one day without arranging transport between them or renting your own boat — the private tour and experienced skipper handle the logistics and the route.
Split: Plitvice Lakes Private Tour & 78m WaterfallYou're picked up from your Split hotel and driven to Plitvice Lakes National Park with a private guide and official entry included. You walk the Lower Lakes boardwalks, stand in front of the 78-meter Great Waterfall, and see the interconnected lake system without managing transport or tickets yourself. The full day — roughly nine to ten hours with travel — ends with hotel drop-off in the evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Plitvice Lakes without arranging your own transport, buying separate entry tickets, or navigating the park alone — the private guide and included pickup handle all of that, leaving you free to focus on the waterfall and the lakes themselves.
Dubrovnik: Private Buggy Safari Tour with Pickup & GuideYou’ll ride through Dubrovnik’s countryside in a private buggy with pickup included, passing stone villages and pausing at Srd Hill for sweeping views over the Old Town and islands. Expect laughter on bumpy roads, stories from your guide, local treats along the way—and moments that stick with you long after you’ve brushed off the dust.
Stand Up Paddleboarding in Milna Bay: Beginner Lessons on VisA two-hour stand up paddleboarding lesson in Milna Bay on the island of Vis, where a local guide teaches you basic paddle strokes, stability and sea safety before paddling to Zaglav Bay's sandy beach. The tour runs in a crowd-free location and suits beginners who can handle 1–1.5 hours of steady physical activity; boards, paddles and instruction are included. Children from age 6 are welcome when accompanied by an adult.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Italian, so you follow instruction comfortably even if you have never paddled before—the lesson is built for beginners who want to learn the basics in a quiet bay instead of a crowded beach.
Split: Blue Lagoon Speedboat Tour & SnorkelingYou board a speedboat with up to eleven other passengers and visit Trogir's medieval old town, then the Blue Lagoon for swimming and free snorkeling, plus a third island stop that varies by season. The small group size and fast boat mean you see three places in four hours without the ferry queues, and you pick either morning or afternoon to fit your schedule.Is it for me?Book this if you have a half day in Split and want to see the Blue Lagoon without spending hours on a slow ferry — the speedboat and small group size mean you fit three islands into four hours and still have time to rest or explore Split afterward.
Dubrovnik: Jet Ski Safari to Elaphite Islands & Blue CaveYou’ll ride your own jet ski along Dubrovnik’s coast, guided by a local who knows every cove. Swim in Koločep’s glowing Blue Cave, cruise past ancient city walls, and pause at quiet island beaches. Expect salt spray on your skin, stories from your guide, and views you’ll remember long after you’re dry.
Split: Krka National Park & Skradinski Buk Waterfall Day TripYou travel by air-conditioned bus from Split to Krka National Park, walk the wooden boardwalks over Skradinski Buk waterfall, explore the park's historic sites with a guide, take a 30-minute boat cruise to Skradin, swim and have lunch in the town, then return to Split by early evening. The fixed schedule and included transport mean you don't arrange anything yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Krka's main waterfall and historic sites without renting a car or figuring out park entry and timing yourself — the bus handles the drive, the guide handles the route, and the afternoon in Skradin gives you breathing room instead of rushing back to Split.
Dubrovnik Old Town: Private History Tour & War StoriesYou meet a local guide at the Pile Gate and walk through Dubrovnik's Old Town at your own pace, learning the medieval history and the 1991 siege story from someone who lived it. You see the Rector's Palace, Sponza Palace, and the Stradun, visit Fort Lovrjenac on its rocky perch, and stop at Kolorina harbor before returning. No fixed schedule, no group waiting — just you, your guide, and the city's two histories told together.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Dubrovnik's history from someone who lived through it, rather than from a script — the private format means the guide can slow down for what matters to you, and the focus on both medieval and modern history gives you the full story of why the city looks and feels the way it does.
Zadar Old Town Walking Tour: Centuries of RulersA 1.5-hour guided walking tour of Zadar's old town led by a licensed English-speaking guide, moving through two millennia of architecture and rulers—Illyrians, Romans, Venetians, Austrians and others—inside the UNESCO-listed fortification walls. The tour covers the Roman forum, the Sea Organ, Kalelarga street and the seafront, ending where locals finish their evening walk. Wheelchair accessible; suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?At 1.5 hours, the tour fits into a morning or afternoon without consuming the whole day, leaving time to linger at the Sea Organ, explore the shops on Kalelarga or sit at one of the medieval square's bars—the places the guide points out but does not rush through.
