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: Early Morning Old Town Walking Tour & Hidden AlleysYou’ll feel like you have Dubrovnik’s Old Town to yourself on this early morning walking tour. Wander silent marble lanes, listen to local stories with your guide, discover hidden alleys most tourists miss, and pick up real tips for exploring later. It’s a gentle way to start your trip—and maybe see the city in a way that sticks with you.
Split Islands Swimming Cruise: Brač & Šolta with Open BarA 7-hour boutique swimming cruise from Split aboard the yacht Polaris visits two Croatian islands—Brač and Šolta—with time to swim and snorkel in secluded bays, explore a fishing village, and eat lunch on the water. The boat holds a small number of passengers by design, and the open bar runs the whole day, so you're not managing a tab or rationing time between stops.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full day on the water without managing a budget for drinks or worrying about crowds—the small passenger limit and all-inclusive bar mean you're not negotiating with the crew or standing in a queue at any point.
Rovinj Truffle Hunting with Trained Dogs & Small GroupsYou walk through Motovun forest with trained truffle dogs, learning to spot and dig for white and black truffles alongside the Svilicic family. Small groups mean personal attention and a genuine hunt, not a performance. The forest's reputation for high-quality truffles is earned, and you'll understand why by the end of the morning.Is it for me?Book this if you want to hunt truffles yourself rather than watch someone else do it — the real work, the dogs, the forest, and the Svilicic family's knowledge are what make the difference between a tour and an actual hunt.
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.
Kotor Day Trip from Dubrovnik: Private Customizable TourYou get hotel pickup, all transport in a private minivan with a driver-guide, ferry crossing included, and the freedom to shape the day around what you actually want to see. The main sights — Risan's mosaics, Perast's islands, Kotor's walls, and Budva's old town — are all covered, but the pace and stops are yours to decide. You're back in Dubrovnik by evening.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Dubrovnik who want to see Montenegro's coast without renting a car or joining a group, and who prefer to decide the pace and stops as the day unfolds. Expect a full day out — roughly 10 to 12 hours from pickup to drop-off — which is what allows you to cover the main sights and still have breathing room at each one.
Dubrovnik Day Trip from Split & Trogir: Old Town Tour, Coastal ViewsYou’ll ride along Croatia’s dramatic coast from Split or Trogir to Dubrovnik, guided by locals who know every twist in the road. Walk ancient streets with your guide, pause for stories at Sponza Palace and Stradun, then wander freely — maybe sipping coffee or just soaking up that Old Town energy before heading back north.
Ljubljana & Lake Bled Day Trip from Zagreb with GuideYou’ll stroll through Ljubljana’s storybook streets with a local guide, then have time to explore or snack on your own. At Lake Bled, climb up to Bled Castle or take a boat across glassy water—and don’t skip the famous cream cake before heading back. It’s a full day of new tastes and postcard views you’ll remember long after you’re home.
Split: Game of Thrones Walking Tour & Diocletian’s Cellar ScenesYou’ll walk Split’s ancient streets and duck into Diocletian’s cellars with a local guide who knows both Game of Thrones lore and real history inside out. Hear behind-the-scenes stories, stand where dragons once “slept,” and try not to get lost in all those stone corridors (Ana will keep you on track). It’s two hours that leave you seeing Split differently.
Zadar: Zrmanja River Kayaking & Krupa WaterfallYou paddle class II/III rapids on the Zrmanja River with a local guide, then drift into the quieter Krupa tributary to see waterfalls up close. The route is beginner-safe, all equipment is provided including a neoprene suit, and the group stays small. You'll spend half a day on water so clear you can see the bottom, with optional hotel pickup from Zadar included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to paddle a river most visitors to Zadar never see, without arranging transport or equipment yourself — the guide handles the route, the weather calls, and the gear is already waiting.
Canyoning Cetina River from Split: 2.8 km canyon with waterfallsCanyoning on the Cetina River is a 6-hour activity from Split that takes you through a 2.8 km canyon with waterfalls up to 50 meters high, swimming, jumping, and a natural 100-meter tunnel in rock. A professional guide leads the whole day, equipment is provided, and a van with your belongings waits at the end so you can dry off before returning to Split. Pickup from Split is available as an option; without it, you meet the group at the Bus terminal Sukoišan.Is it for me?Pick the pickup option if you're arriving without a car; otherwise, arrange your own transport to the Sukoišan meeting point.
Dubrovnik Old Town Walking Tour & Bell TowerYou walk the old town's main landmarks with a local guide for two hours, starting at Pile Gate and moving through narrow streets to see the Rector's Palace, Sponza Palace, Cathedral, and Bell Tower. The morning timing leaves your afternoon free to explore at your own pace. A Museums Multipass is available separately if you want entry to the Rector's Palace and other city museums beyond what the walking tour includes.Is it for me?Book this if you're new to Dubrovnik and want the essential landmarks explained by someone who knows the city's history, with the morning timing leaving your afternoon free to explore the old town at your own pace.
Zagreb Walking Tour: Old Town, Dolac Market & WWII TunnelYou’ll walk Zagreb’s old streets with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Taste cheese at Dolac Market, wander through WWII tunnels, and pause beneath St. Mark’s colorful roof tiles. Expect laughter, small surprises, and those moments when you feel less like a tourist—and more like you belong.
Mreznica Canyon: Kayak Tour with Waterfalls & Cliff JumpsYou’ll paddle through wild canyon scenery with a small group and a local guide who actually grew up here. Expect six waterfalls, cliff jumping (if you want), swimming in crystal pools, and plenty of laughter along the way. It’s safe for families but never boring — you’ll probably end up with wet hair and new stories to tell.
Kayak Upper Mreznica River Slunj: 15 waterfalls, 3kmKayak the Upper Mreznica River near Slunj, a 3km stretch of canyon with 15 travertine waterfalls, warm pools, and the option to jump or waterslide down the drops. A guide in English or Croatian directs each kayak individually through the falls and the calm sections between them. The trip runs 3 hours from a base near Slunj, 30 minutes from Plitvice Lakes and 1.5 hours from Zagreb; children from age 6 can join, and no prior paddling experience is required. Equipment, neoprene suits if needed, safety gear, local transfers and guide are included.Is it for me?Most kayak trips on calm rivers mean paddling the whole way—here, the waterfalls do the moving for you, so you steer and brace while the canyon carries the boat down. The guide directs each kayak individually through the falls instead of leading a group down one route, which means you get the thrill without the crowd and the safety without the lecture.
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.
Split: Blue Lagoon & Šolta Island Private Boat TripYou board a private boat in Split and spend the morning swimming and snorkeling in the Blue Lagoon's clear water, then explore Šolta Island on foot for over an hour before returning. The skipper adjusts the route to your preference, and you get bottled water, wind jackets, and a guide who knows the coast. No fixed itinerary means you're not rushing between stops.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Blue Lagoon and nearby islands without joining a group boat — the private setup means the skipper works around your pace, not a fixed schedule, which is what lets you linger in the water or spend real time ashore instead of rushing between stops.
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.
Dugi Otok: Shipwreck Snorkel, Sea Cave & Sakarun BeachYou board a speedboat with a maximum of 11 other travelers and spend the day moving between Dugi Otok's best-kept spots: snorkeling a 76-meter shipwreck, swimming into a sea cave lit by natural skylights, relaxing on Sakarun's 800-meter white-sand beach, and exploring military tunnels and a quiet Mediterranean village. All snorkeling gear, water, and fuel are included, and the skipper adjusts the route based on conditions and what the group wants to linger on. You return to Zadar in the late afternoon, having skipped the crowds that fill the larger tour boats.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Dugi Otok's best spots — shipwreck, sea cave, famous beach — in one day without renting a boat or arranging your own transport and timing; the small group size and local skipper's knowledge of unconventional routes are what make it possible to avoid crowds and spend real time at each place instead of rushing through.
Cetina River: Rafting Adventure & Canyon Swim Half DayYou’ll paddle through Cetina River’s lively rapids with a local guide, swim in crystal-clear pools beneath steep canyon walls, spot turtles and birds along the way, and share snacks with your small group mid-river. Expect laughter, fresh air, and moments that stick with you long after you dry off.
Snorkeling Hvar: Red Rocks, Pakleni Islands & Private BoatA private boat snorkeling tour from Hvar explores the Red Rocks, Dubovica Beach, the Green Lagoon and Pakleni Islands over 8 hours, with a local captain, snorkeling gear and hotel pickup included. The boat size and group limit vary by vessel — choose from five options ranging from 8 to 14 passengers. The itinerary is fully customizable: you decide which stops matter most and how long to stay at each one.Is it for me?Book the smaller vessel if your group wants to explore shallow coves and hidden bays; choose the larger boat if you prefer a more stable platform for less confident swimmers.
