Things to do in Croatia
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Zadar Islands Boat Tour: Small Group Swim & Snorkel EscapeYou’ll board a small boat in Zadar with a local skipper, cruise over to Ugljan Island for swims in quiet bays, try out snorkeling gear (if you want), and stroll through peaceful island villages. Expect salty air, relaxed company, and moments that stick with you long after you’re back on shore.
Split old city walking tour: Diocletian Palace with local guideA 75-minute walking tour of Diocletian Palace in Split's old city, led by a local English-speaking guide. The tour covers the best-preserved Roman palace in the world, a UNESCO-protected site that forms the heart of the city. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended; the tour suits all fitness levels and children must be accompanied by an adult.Is it for me?If you're staying outside the old city or arrived without a car, the tour starts in the palace itself with no separate transport to arrange—the guide meets you at the site and the route stays within walking distance throughout.
Hvar, Brac & Pakleni Islands Boat Tour Private Day TripA full-day private boat tour from Split visits Hvar, the sunniest island in Croatia, and the Pakleni Islands, with eight hours to explore on your own terms. You travel with an English-speaking guide, snorkeling masks and waterproof jackets included; the boat departs early and returns by evening. Lunch is at your own cost in one of the island restaurants, and you choose which boat size suits your group at checkout.Is it for me?Book this if you want to control how you spend your time on each island—two to three hours in Hvar town, then an afternoon in the Pakleni Islands with no fixed schedule. The private boat means no group meetings or timed activities; you explore at your own pace and rejoin the boat when you're ready. Choose your boat size at checkout to match your group.
Plitvice Lakes: Private Walking Tour with Boat & TrainYou’ll wander Plitvice Lakes’ winding paths with a local guide, feel the mist from towering waterfalls, cross turquoise lakes by electric boat, and ride back on a panoramic train—all with hotel pickup included. Expect laughter, new stories, and moments you’ll want to pause for just a bit longer than usual.
Zadar Archipelago: Sailing Tour with Family Skipper & Island StopsYou’ll sail out of Zadar with a local family skipper, pass by singing Sea Organs, anchor in Ošljak’s quiet bay for swimming or snorkeling, then taste fresh seafood in Kali village. Alongside stories from your guide and glimpses of island life, you’ll see Zadar’s old town from a new angle—the kind of day that stays with you long after you’re back on land.
Dubrovnik City Walls Tour: Small Group Walk & History StoriesYou’ll walk all of Dubrovnik’s city walls with a local guide who brings centuries-old stories to life. Feel ancient stones under your hands, catch glimpses of Lokrum Island and the old harbor, and pause for moments only locals point out. This small-group tour lets you slow down and really sense what makes Dubrovnik special.
Split Airport to Split: Private Transfer with Local DriverYou’ll step off your flight at Split Airport and spot your driver waiting with your name on a sign — no searching or stress. Enjoy an easy ride into Split in an air-conditioned car with an English-speaking local who’ll handle your luggage and share little stories along the way. Arrive right at your hotel or ferry port door feeling like someone’s looked out for you since touchdown.
E-Bike Tour Konavle Valley: 25km ride with gourmet lunch and wineAn e-bike tour through Konavle Valley near Dubrovnik combines 25km of cycling through countryside, vineyards and crops with a visit to the historic Old Mills in Ljeta village—water-powered structures the Đivanović family has owned for over four centuries—followed by a 3-course gourmet lunch and wine tasting at a local restaurant. Small groups stay under 8 riders, a licensed guide leads in English, and the tour runs 5 to 6 hours with all bikes, helmets, water and entrance fees included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to bike and eat together in one outing—the route connects countryside cycling with restaurant stops, so you experience both without splitting your day between activities.
Pula Snorkeling & Cliff Jumping: Sunset Kayak TourSnorkeling and cliff jumping on a kayak adventure along Pula's Muzil peninsula, where you paddle dramatic coastline, explore sea-accessible canyons and hidden passageways, and finish at a secluded beach at sunset. The 3-hour trip includes kayak, snorkeling gear, safety equipment and a local guide in English or Croatian; groups stay small and children from age 8 are welcome. A safety briefing covers both the paddle and the cliff jump so you know what to expect before you leave the shore.Is it for me?The trip departs from Pula's coast and is built for small groups, so if you're staying in the city without a car, confirm the meeting point and pickup options when you book—the guide leads everything once you're on the water, and the 3-hour window means you can fit it around other plans without losing a full day.
Dubrovnik: Game of Thrones Private Tour & City Walls WalkYou’ll follow a private route through Dubrovnik’s Old Town and along its famous city walls, seeing Game of Thrones filming locations with a local guide who shares behind-the-scenes stories. Taste local sweets at the market and pause for quiet moments above the sea. This tour leaves you feeling part of both legend and everyday life here.
Šibenik boat tour: Three islands, lunch includedA half-day boat tour from Šibenik takes you to three islands in the archipelago—Zlarin, Prvić and Tijat—with a skipper and English-speaking guide, lunch at a restaurant on Prvić, and free time to swim and explore. The boat departs from Šibenik town and returns the same day; pickup is included.Is it for me?Small groups work well on this route since the boat stays intimate and the islands stay quiet. It suits a half-day window—you leave Šibenik in the morning and return by early afternoon—so it fits easily into a longer trip without eating a full day.
Mostar and Kravice waterfalls tour from Cavtat: Full dayA 12-hour guided tour from Cavtat takes you inland to Kravice waterfalls, then to Mostar's old city and the famous Stari Most bridge, rebuilt after the 1990s war. The tour includes an air-conditioned vehicle, a local guide for 30 minutes in Mostar's streets, and free entry to the Turkish house museum. A valid passport is required for the Bosnia and Herzegovina border crossing.Is it for me?Choose the small group option if you want to move through Mostar's narrow streets without a large crowd around you; pick the van if you're traveling with one or two others and prefer a more intimate pace; the coach works best if you're part of a larger group and want to share the cost. The early 6 a.m. start is what fits both Kravice and Mostar into a single day without rushing either stop, so the long hours are the trade for seeing two very different landscapes in one trip.
Pula Arena: Roman Amphitheater Entry & Gladiator TunnelsYou enter the Pula Arena at your own pace, walk the 2,000-year-old stone structure that once held 5,000 spectators, descend into the underground gladiator passages, and see ancient olive oil production equipment on display. Entry fees are included, and the site is open year-round with extended summer hours until late evening.Is it for me?Right for anyone visiting Pula who wants to see one of the world's largest Roman amphitheaters and walk the actual passages where gladiators prepared—no guide required, no group schedule, just you and 2,000 years of stone.
Peljesac Wine Tour from Dubrovnik: 3 Wineries & StonA private wine tour from Dubrovnik to Peljesac visits three family-run wineries in Potomje and Ponikve, where you taste 15 wines and liqueurs paired with homemade bites, tour the medieval fortified town of Ston, and drive through the Dingac Hills—the steep vineyard zone where Croatia's best red wines grow. The guide is English-speaking, pickup from your hotel or port is included, and the day runs 7 to 8 hours.Is it for me?The tour moves at a steady pace with walking through Ston and time spent in the wineries and cellars, so it suits anyone comfortable with a full afternoon on their feet and interested in wine more than rushing through highlights. You choose the start time, which means you can time it around your own schedule in Dubrovnik.
Trogir Underwater Museum Snorkeling: 50+ StatuesSnorkel the Secret Underwater Museum, a one-of-a-kind site near Trogir featuring over 50 life-size statues—including a depiction of Jesus Christ and an airplane—positioned at depths up to 10 meters in Jelinak Bay. The 30-minute boat ride from Trogir delivers you to a private, crowd-free bay reserved exclusively for guests; snorkeling equipment, museum entry, sun loungers and umbrellas are included. A live English-speaking guide leads the experience.Is it for me?The three-hour window leaves room for a meal or a walk through Trogir before or after, so you can build the museum into a half-day without sacrificing the rest of your itinerary. Infants travel free on an adult's lap, and the experience suits all fitness levels, though the bay is not accessible for wheelchair users.
Hvar & Brač: Private Speedboat Caves, Blue Lagoon & BaysYou’ll speed across clear Adriatic waters from Makarska to Hvar & Brač with a local skipper, swimming inside the Little Blue Cave’s glowing light and snorkeling Zečevo’s peaceful Blue Lagoon. Cliff-jump at Mala Stiniva if you’re feeling bold or relax over fresh fish in Vrboska’s canalside café—the day is yours to shape, but those quiet moments will stick with you.
Dubrovnik Sunset Tour: Mt. Srđ Cable Car & Croatian WineYou meet your guide at either the Old Town entrance or cruise port, ride in a small air-conditioned van to two photo viewpoints, take the cable car up Mt. Srđ, walk through Fort Imperial with your guide, and watch the sunset from the mountain peak with a glass of Croatian wine in hand. Hotel or port pickup and dropoff are included, as is the wine and live commentary throughout.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Dubrovnik's most recognizable views—the Old Town walls, the red roofs, the Adriatic—without arranging your own transport or timing the sunset yourself; the fixed schedule and included pickup handle both.
Pula: Clear Kayak Sunset Tour & LED Night Sea AdventureYou’ll slip into a clear kayak as sunset falls on Pula’s Histria beach, guided by locals who know these waters by heart. With LED lights glowing beneath you, watch nocturnal Adriatic sea life come alive without ever getting wet. Photos are included—so is that odd feeling of floating between worlds for an evening.
Horseback Riding in Konavle Region from DubrovnikHorseback riding activity in the Konavle Region departing from Dubrovnik with hotel pickup, a professional guide, and a small group of up to six riders. You ride for approximately two hours on an 11 km trail through forest paths, along the rocky coastline, and past the preserved ruins of Popovići village. The pace is slow and the trail is not demanding, suited to beginners and first-time riders. Helmet, snack with prosciutto, cheese, local wine and refreshing drinks are included.Is it for me?You ride the trail yourself at a beginner-friendly pace with a guide who stays with the group the whole time, which suits anyone arriving in Dubrovnik with a free afternoon and no riding experience—the slow forest and coastal paths let you focus on the horse and the landscape instead of technique.
Split: Blue Lagoon Boat Tour, Swimming & SnorkelingYou spend 45 to 60 minutes walking through medieval Trogir, then board a speedboat to the Blue Lagoon where the water is so clear you can see the white sand bottom. Snorkeling gear, wine, and water are included; you swim and float for as long as you want, then move to Laganini beach for another hour. The whole day is built around not rushing—no tight schedules, just the boat, the water, and the sun.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Adriatic highlights—a medieval town, the famous lagoon, and a quiet beach—without arranging transport or timing yourself; the fixed stops and boat schedule handle all three in one morning or afternoon.
