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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Zagreb to Split: Plitvice Lakes Day Transfer & Boat RideYou travel by air-conditioned vehicle from Zagreb to Split with a full-day stop at Plitvice Lakes National Park. The guide meets you at the park and leads you through the lower and upper lake sections on foot, plus a boat ride and electric train ride across the water. Entry to the park, the boat, and the train are all included; you arrange your own lunch. The return to the vehicle and onward drive to Split happens in the afternoon, with the total journey taking roughly 8–9 hours depending on traffic.Is it for me?This transfer works well if you want to break up the Zagreb-to-Split drive with a genuine stop rather than a quick photo opportunity, and you'd rather not arrange park entry, transport within the park, or the boat and train rides separately. The fixed schedule and included guide mean you move through Plitvice without planning each section yourself.
Dubrovnik: Blue Cave & 3 Green Caves Speedboat with Šunj BeachYou board a speedboat at Dubrovnik's Old Town pier and spend five hours moving between four stops: the Blue Cave (with snorkeling), three separate green caves with different formations, Šunj Beach for a proper swim and rest, and a loop around Lokrum Island on the return. Your guide handles safety and navigation at each cave, snorkeling gear is supplied, and drinks are included. You're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main cave stops without feeling rushed and prefer a guide who stays with you rather than narrating from a distance—the extra hour compared to standard tours is what makes the beach stop and cave time feel unhurried instead of ticked off a list.
Private Montenegro Day Trip from Dubrovnik: Kotor & BayA private full-day tour from Dubrovnik to Montenegro's Kotor and Bay, with hotel pickup, an air-conditioned vehicle, a professional driver-guide and a licensed local guide for the walled city walk. The route crosses the border, stops at Perast village and the Verige panoramic viewpoint, includes a ferry ride back across the bay, and ends with free time in Kotor's old town or a lunch stop at a family-run tavern. The boat trip to the Church of Our Lady of the Rocks is optional and costs extra.Is it for me?A shared group tour means waiting for others at each stop and following a fixed schedule; this private tour lets you set the pace—linger at Perast, skip the boat trip to the island, take lunch where you want, or spend extra time climbing Kotor's walls. The driver knows the coast and the border; the local guide in Kotor speaks the city's history. You arrive as a group of one, not as number seven on a bus.
Zagreb: Walking Tour Upper Town, Stone Gate & FunicularYou walk from Zrinjevac Park through Zagreb's main square and Cathedral, descend into a WWII tunnel, ride the world's shortest funicular to the Upper Town, see the Lotrščak Tower and Stone Gate, and finish on Tkalčićeva Street. The funicular ticket is included, and your licensed guide provides the context that turns a walk into an understanding of the city.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Zagreb landmarks and local context in one outing without figuring out the route yourself — the guide handles the navigation and the stories, leaving you free to absorb the city and know where to go back to later.
Split to Blue Cave & Hvar: Private 5 Islands Tour by SpeedboatYou’ll leave Split behind by speedboat for a private day trip to Blue Cave (with skip-the-line entry), Komiža village for breakfast, swim at Stiniva Cove and Budikovac Island’s Blue Lagoon before exploring Hvar town at your own pace. Expect salty skin, local stories from your guide, quiet coves and plenty of time to just drift.
Dubrovnik: Game of Thrones Private Walking Tour & Filming LocationsYou walk through Dubrovnik's Old Town with a private licensed guide—no groups, no fixed pace. You visit eight major filming locations including Pile Gate, Stradun, Dominican Monastery street, Rector's Palace, Jesuit stairs, and the Iron Throne replica, with stops to hear about both the show and the city's medieval history. The guide is often someone who worked on set, so you get first-hand stories about how scenes were filmed. Two to three hours, and you choose when to move on.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the main Game of Thrones filming locations in Dubrovnik without arranging a group tour or navigating the sites on your own—a private guide who often worked on set means you get the real story behind each location, not just the scene.
Sunset Sea Kayaking & Snorkelling Dubrovnik: 900-Year City WallsA two-hour sea kayaking and snorkelling activity in Dubrovnik where you paddle around the 900-year-old City Walls, explore caves and secluded beaches, and finish with a glass of local wine at sunset. You start from a small beach beneath the Pile Gate (the Old Town's main entrance), use sit-on-top double kayaks, and receive all equipment—lifejacket, snorkel gear, a waterproof bag for belongings—plus instruction from a live English-speaking guide. Arrive 20 minutes early to prepare; the tour runs with a minimum of four people and does not wait for latecomers.Is it for me?You have two hours in the evening and want to see Dubrovnik from the water without renting a kayak yourself or navigating the coast alone—this tour handles the route, the timing, and the sunset so you just paddle and snorkel.
Dubrovnik Blue & Green Cave Speedboat Tour with DrinksYou’ll ride a small speedboat from Dubrovnik with a local guide who knows when to dodge crowds at the Blue Cave and Green Caves. Swim in glowing blue water, snorkel among fish, then unwind at sandy Šunj Beach with drinks included. Expect laughter, salt on your skin, and moments that stick long after you’ve dried off.
Dubrovnik Old Town: Food Tour & Wine Tasting, Small GroupYou walk through Dubrovnik's Old Town for 3.5 hours with a local guide, stopping at four eateries for tastings: a Dalmatian starter, a main course at a family restaurant, wine at a local bar, and gelato with pastries. The group stays under ten people, and the food is generous enough to replace lunch or dinner. You pass the Rector's Palace and Stradun without the crowds feeling like the point of the day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat your way through Dubrovnik's Old Town without arranging restaurants yourself or navigating crowds alone — the small group and local guide handle both, and the four tastings are substantial enough to replace a full meal.
Krka National Park from Split: Waterfalls & Boat CruiseYou spend the morning walking the trails at Skradinski Buk with a licensed guide, learning about the waterfalls and traditional mills, then visit the ethno-village to understand the park's history and biodiversity. After that, a 30-minute boat ride takes you to Skradin, where you have free time to explore the medieval town, climb the fortress, or swim at the beach. Transport from Split, park entry, and the boat ride are all included; you just show up and follow the schedule.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in Split and want to see Krka National Park without arranging your own transport or timing the boat ride — the guide and fixed schedule handle both, leaving you free to focus on the waterfalls and the swim.
Split: Cetina River Canyoning & 55m Waterfall RappelYou spend roughly six to seven hours in the Cetina River canyon, moving between rappels, cliff jumps, and natural water pools with a professional guide who handles all the technical setup. The tour includes wetsuits, harnesses, helmets, and life vests, plus pickup and drop-off from Split. You'll need moderate fitness, a swimsuit, and firm sports shoes (rentable on-site for €7 if you don't have your own). Minimum age is 14 years.Is it for me?Book this if you have moderate fitness, are at least 14 years old, and want a full-day adventure that combines rappelling, cliff jumps, and swimming—the guide and equipment handle the technical side, so you focus on the experience rather than logistics.
Dubrovnik: Montenegro & Bosnia Day Trip with Kotor & TrebinjeYou travel across two countries in one day, starting with a scenic drive along the Bay of Kotor and a photo stop at the island church of Our Lady of the Rocks, then exploring Kotor's medieval streets and walls before crossing into Bosnia to walk Trebinje's Ottoman Old Town and climb to the Hercegovacka Gracanica church for panoramic views. Your English-speaking driver handles all border crossings and logistics, and hotel pickup in Dubrovnik is included, so you only need to show up ready to walk and look around.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see two countries and their distinct histories in a single day without arranging your own transport or worrying about border crossings — the fixed itinerary and experienced driver are what make it possible to fit Kotor, Trebinje, and the Bay of Kotor into one morning-to-evening trip.
Zadar: Sea Organ, Old Town & Local Tastings WalkYou walk through Zadar's Old Town with a licensed local guide, moving from the Roman Forum through medieval churches and the People's Square to the Sea Organ — a wave-powered sound installation unique to this city. Along the way you taste maraschino liqueur and local cheese. The whole thing takes two hours and suits any fitness level, so you're not arranging transport, timing yourself between landmarks, or wondering what you're actually looking at.Is it for me?Book this if you want Zadar's main sights and the story behind them without arranging a private guide or timing yourself between stops — the small-group format and fixed two-hour window handle both.
Trogir Blue Lagoon, Maslinica & Duga Bay Speedboat TourYou’ll speed across open sea from Trogir with a small group, swim in Croatia’s famous Blue Lagoon with snorkel gear included, stroll through Maslinica’s sleepy harbor village, then unwind at Duga Bay beach before heading back — all with a local guide who keeps things relaxed but knows every cove by name.
Zadar: Krka Waterfalls Day Trip & Etnoland Village CultureYou’ll feel Krka’s waterfalls rumbling underfoot, wander riverside paths with a local guide from Zadar, swim or snack in Skradin’s slow rhythm, then step inside an old Dalmatian village at Etnoland where stories come alive with smells of woodsmoke and laughter over mispronounced words. This isn’t just sightseeing—it lingers long after you’re home.
Split: Cetina River Rafting Half-Day with Optional PickupYou'll paddle through rapids and float through clear sections of the Cetina River, with a certified guide managing the pace and your safety. The trip includes all gear, a transfer from Split if you choose it, and roughly four hours on the water with time to swim. You're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Split who want a half-day adventure without arranging their own transport to the river. The rapids are real but manageable for first-timers, and the guide's local knowledge keeps the pace steady and safe.
Dubrovnik Game of Thrones Tour: 8 locations in one dayYou’ll walk Dubrovnik’s Old Town with a local guide who knows every Game of Thrones filming spot — from Lovrijenac Fortress to those famous “Walk of Shame” steps. Sail across to Lokrum Island for your Iron Throne moment and wander peaceful gardens where Qarth came alive onscreen. With hotel drop-off included and stories you won’t find online, this day trip leaves you somewhere between fantasy and reality.
Split Blue Cave & Hvar: 5 Islands Speed Boat TourYou’ll taste salt in the air as you speed from Split to five islands: marvel at Biševo’s glowing Blue Cave, sip coffee in Komiža, swim at Stiniva Cove and Budikovac’s lagoon, then wander Hvar’s sunny harbor with new friends before heading home.
Private Electric Rickshaw Tour Split: Marjan Forest Park AccessA private electric rickshaw tour of Split takes you through the city center and into Marjan Forest Park, a protected car-free zone closed to all vehicles except this tour. Your local guide drives while you sit back and see three times more of Split than a walking tour covers, with photo stops at Diocletian's Palace, the Riva promenade, and Bene Beach, plus a complimentary drink at a seaside café. The tour runs 30 minutes to 2.5 hours depending on the option you choose.Is it for me?Book the 30-minute option if you're docked at the cruise port and want to see Diocletian's Palace and the city center without leaving the ship for long. Choose the 60-minute tour for a fuller picture of Split's harbor and parks. The full 2.5-hour tour is worth it if you want to spend time in Marjan Forest Park itself—the only place on the tour where you step out of the rickshaw and sit by the water with a drink, away from the crowds.
Dubrovnik: Game of Thrones Karaka Cruise & Walking TourYou’ll board the real Karaka ship from Gruž port with a Dragon blood cocktail in hand, cruise past iconic Game of Thrones filming sites along Dubrovnik’s coast, then explore Old Town on foot with a local guide who shares behind-the-scenes stories—and yes, you’ll find that Iron Throne replica for your own photo moment.
