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 Old City Walking Tour with Local GuideYou enter through Pile Gate and walk the medieval streets of Dubrovnik's Old City with a licensed local guide who explains the 450-year history of the independent republic, its maritime power, and the architecture that survived earthquakes and empires. The tour covers the pedestrian center at a conversational pace, pointing out hidden details and key landmarks without rushing. You finish with a sense of how the city actually functioned, not just what it looks like.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Dubrovnik's actual history—how a small republic survived between empires for 450 years—rather than just see the landmarks. A local guide takes the guesswork out of which streets matter and why.
Split: Marjan Park Electric Bike Tour & City ViewsYou’ll ride an electric bike through Split’s winding streets with a local guide, cruise up Marjan Park for sea views and pine-scented air, pause at Bene Beach to watch daily life unfold, and stand above Kasuni Bay with all of Split spread out beneath you. It’s not just sightseeing—it’s feeling part of this city for a few hours.
Korčula: Boat Tour with Swim, Grill & Homemade WineYou’ll cruise through Korčula’s archipelago with a local guide, stopping to swim in hidden bays and relax on deck while fresh fish grills nearby. Enjoy homemade wine, seasonal vegetables, and stories from island life—all included on this small-group boat tour. It’s simple island time you can really feel.
Dubrovnik City Walls: Private Tour & Fortress ViewsYou meet your guide at Onofrio's Fountain and walk the full circuit of Dubrovnik's medieval walls, climbing Minčeta Fortress at the highest point and exploring Fort Bokar and St. John's Fortress along the way. The guide shares the real history of the city's defense system and chooses photo stops that work for you, not a group schedule. Plan for 2+ hours with flexible pacing and comfortable shoes.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand how Dubrovnik actually defended itself rather than just walk past the walls in a group—the private guide and flexible pacing are what make the history stick instead of blur past.
Korcula Wine Tour: Smokvica region, three wineriesYou visit two family estates and one cooperative winery across four hours, tasting ten wines including Pošip and Grk — varieties that don't exist anywhere else. Hotel pickup is included, and you also taste honey, olive oil, and local sweets between the wines. The open-top minibus passes the Korcula viewpoint and Pupnatska Luka bay, so you see seventy percent of the island without navigating yourself.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to taste Korcula's indigenous wines without arranging transport or navigating between wineries — the four-hour window and included pickup mean you can book it the morning you arrive and spend the afternoon on the island's wine story instead of finding your way.
Split to Zagreb: Plitvice Lakes Day Trip & TransferYou get picked up in Split or Trogir, driven to Plitvice Lakes National Park where an English-speaking guide leads you through both the Upper and Lower Lakes, including a train ride, boat crossing, and the 78-meter Veliki Slap waterfall. Lunch is optional at a local restaurant. The day ends with a transfer to Zagreb, with luggage stored safely in the vehicle the entire time.Is it for me?Choose this if you're traveling between Split or Trogir and Zagreb anyway and want to see Plitvice Lakes without arranging separate transport, park tickets, or timing the stops yourself — the fixed itinerary handles all three, turning a long drive into a full day out.
Dubrovnik to Montenegro: Kotor Bay & Perast Private Day TripYou cross into Montenegro with a private driver, stopping at the Verige Strait viewpoint, the medieval town of Perast with its Baroque palaces, Kotor's Old Town for independent exploration, and Tivat's marina for lunch. A ferry ride back across the bay completes the loop, with entry fees and the crossing already paid for. Plan for a full day out—that's what fits all four stops and gets you back to Dubrovnik by evening.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Dubrovnik who want to see Montenegro without renting a car or joining a group. The private format means you set the pace at each stop, and the driver handles navigation and ferry logistics—you just decide how long to linger in each town.
Zagreb to Plitvice Lakes: Guided Day Trip with Rastoke & BoatYou’ll start your day with pickup in Zagreb before heading out with your local guide through rolling countryside to Rastoke village for riverside coffee. Walk wooden trails above Plitvice’s lakes and waterfalls, ride a quiet boat across Lake Kozjak, and hear stories you won’t find online. It’s not just scenery—it’s real life in Croatia.
Zadar: Krka Waterfalls & Skradin Swimming Day TripYou get picked up from Zadar early, take a 20-minute boat ride through a canyon to Krka National Park, walk the easy wooden pathways past waterfalls and clear water, then spend the afternoon swimming and eating in Skradin before returning to your hotel. The entry tickets are included and you skip the queue—the whole day is designed so you're not rushing or managing logistics yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Krka experience without arranging transport, tickets, or timing yourself—the fixed schedule fits the park visit and Skradin swim into one relaxed afternoon, and the skip-the-line entry means you're not standing in a queue when you could be walking.
Pula: Kamenjak Boat Tour & Snorkeling with Cliff JumpingYou board a twelve-person boat skippered by its owner, motor to protected coves and caves at Cape Kamenjak that larger ships can't enter, snorkel with provided gear, and swim or jump from rocks in water clear enough to see the color change inside the cave. Soft drinks and snacks are included. The tour runs about four to five hours from a 10am or 2pm start, with timing flexible if weather shifts.Is it for me?Right for swimmers and snorkelers who want small-group access to caves and coves that bigger boats can't reach. Expect four to five hours on the water with stops for swimming and snorkeling; the boat's small size is what makes the narrow cave and protected bays possible.
Museum of Lost Tales Zagreb: Folklore & Forgotten LegendsYou enter the Museum of Lost Tales with a pre-bought ticket and move through over 130 Croatian folklore tales at your own pace, listening to four hours of audio storytelling about magical creatures and legends that shaped the country's oral heritage. The experience works for all ages and fitness levels, and you avoid the entry line entirely. It's a quiet, immersive way to spend a few hours in Zagreb without arranging a guide or tour group.Is it for me?Right for anyone curious about Croatian culture beyond the usual sights, or families looking for a quiet, immersive activity that works for all ages without needing a guide or tour group.
Split Bike Tour: Marjan Hill Without the ClimbYou ride electric bikes up Marjan hill with a local guide, reaching the top without the strain of a full climb. The tour includes the e-bike, guide, and all fees. Groups are small (2–8 people), and you're back in the old town within a couple of hours, with photos that actually capture why you came.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see Marjan's views without hiking up in the heat, and you have at least moderate fitness to pedal with electric assist. Plan for a couple of hours out of your day—that's what gives you time to reach the top, stop for photos, and actually breathe in the view.
Snorkeling in Brijuni National Park: Lunch & Drinks CruiseA five-hour cruise through Brijuni National Park combines a scenic route past the archipelago's islands with a snorkeling stop at Sv. Jerolim, where you swim and explore the seabed in your own time. Lunch and unlimited drinks are served aboard the traditional wooden boat Lucija (or drinks only aboard Emilio, depending on your choice at checkout). A live English-speaking guide narrates the route. The experience suits all fitness levels and families with small children.Is it for me?Choose the LUNCH & DRINKS option if you want a full meal and wine as part of the day without stopping ashore; pick DRINKS ONLY if you prefer to eat separately or travel lighter. Either way, the snorkeling is self-guided, so you control how much time you spend in the water versus relaxing on the beach.
Dubrovnik Airport to Dubrovnik: Luxury Private TransferYou get picked up at Dubrovnik airport arrivals by an English-speaking driver holding your name, travel in a luxury Mercedes to your hotel without arranging a taxi or negotiating a fare, and arrive with complimentary water and no currency-exchange stress. The service runs around the clock, so your landing time doesn't matter.Is it for me?A good fit if you're landing at Dubrovnik airport and want to skip the taxi negotiation and language barrier — the fixed price and named driver waiting at arrivals take the uncertainty out of getting to your hotel, especially if you're arriving outside normal business hours.
Split: Blue Lagoon & 3 Islands Sailing Cruise with All-Inclusive FoodYou board a wooden sailing ship at Split harbor at 9am and spend the day moving between three islands — Maslinica, the Blue Lagoon, and St. Fumija — with an hour or more at each to swim and snorkel. Breakfast, a grilled lunch, and an open bar are included throughout, along with snorkeling equipment and sunbeds. The boat returns to Split by 5:30pm.Is it for me?A good fit if you want the Blue Lagoon and surrounding islands in one day without arranging transport or worrying about what's included — everything from breakfast through the open bar is on the boat. Plan for a full day out from 9am to 5:30pm, which is what lets you spend unhurried time at each of the three stops.
Dubrovnik Elafiti Islands Sailing Tour with Swim & LunchYou’ll sail from Dubrovnik across turquoise waters to three Elafiti Islands—swimming off Koločep, sinking your feet into Lopud’s soft sand, then wandering Šipan’s olive-scented lanes before a relaxed island lunch. Expect laughter with your guide and quiet moments afloat—a day that lingers long after you return.
Hvar eTuk Tuk tour: Lavender fields and stone villagesAn electric tuk-tuk tour of Hvar starting from your hotel, visiting the abandoned stone village of Malo Grablje, the lavender fields that define the island, and ending at Fortica Fortress overlooking the town. Your guide speaks English, German or Croatian, points out the viewpoints worth stopping for, and includes a honey tasting sample along the way. Entrance to the fortress costs extra if you go inside.Is it for me?Choose this if you're traveling solo or with one other person and want to reach lavender fields and villages that regular tour buses can't access—the eTuk Tuk's size opens narrow roads and keeps stops intimate.
Pula: Cape Kamenjak Kayak & Cave Snorkel TourYou paddle a kayak for three hours along Cape Kamenjak, swim through a sea tunnel into Velika Kolombarica cave, and snorkel in the turquoise water inside. The guide films you underwater, provides all equipment including snorkeling gear and lifejacket, and packs lunch and water. You return to the starting point by early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you're a confident swimmer who wants to explore a sea cave and snorkel without arranging a boat, equipment, or a guide yourself — the licensed operator handles all three, and the 3-hour window fits easily into a day in Pula.
Dubrovnik: Konavle Valley Wine Tasting & Cavtat with LunchYou'll taste five local wines and a homemade liqueur at a family winery in the Konavle Valley, paired with traditional meat, cheese, and olives. After tasting, you visit the coastal town of Cavtat for an hour or so to explore or rest. Round-trip transport from your Dubrovnik accommodation is included, along with a professional guide who knows the valley and the winery's history. The whole experience runs about half a day.Is it for me?Right for anyone staying in Dubrovnik who wants to taste serious local wine without arranging transport or navigating the valley roads — the fixed itinerary and included lunch mean you show up and the day unfolds on its own schedule.
Split and Trogir Walking Tour: UNESCO Sites with Cruise Drop-OffA guided walking tour of Split and Trogir combines two of Croatia's most significant UNESCO World Heritage sites in a single morning. You'll spend 90 minutes exploring Diocletian's Palace—a 1,700-year-old Roman complex with temples, the Cathedral of St. Domnius, and the Peristyle Square—then travel by van to Trogir for a 60-minute walk through its medieval streets, Gothic cathedral, and Venetian walls, with an hour of free time afterward. The tour includes a professional English-speaking guide, air-conditioned transport, and drop-off at your cruise port or hotel.Is it for me?Choose the small group tour if you want to share the cost with other travelers and don't mind a van with a dozen or so people; pick the private option if you're traveling with family or friends and want the guide's full attention and flexibility to linger at sites that interest you most. Both follow the same route and timing, so the choice comes down to who you want in the van with you.
