Croatia City tours

Dubrovnik city tour

from 120 eur

Essential city tour of Dubrovnik’s old town.

Dubrovnik is a ‘paradise on earth’, according to George Bernard Shaw. Your private friendly local tourist guide will take you on a walking exploration of the “Old Dubrovnik,” a UNESCO World Heritage site. Get a glimpse into local life, as you explore the stone-paved streets inside the 16th-century bastions of Dubrovnik Old Town. Visit the Franciscan Monastery with Europe’s oldest pharmacy, learn about Rector’s Palace and the Cathedral, and perhaps ascend on top of the Dubrovnik City Walls to see the town’s hidden spots. The medieval fortress makes for a memorable workout. From every point, the walls give visitors a glimpse into the city’s construction and centuries of defense.

Split city tour

from 100 eur

Start your day with a private city tour of Split, explore the ancient streets of the former Diocletian’s palace, now a lively residential area one simply cannot imagine before seeing it. One of the most significant Late-Roman historical monuments is listed on a UNESCO World Heritage site. Your local guide will take you to some places you might saw in a TV fantasy drama, Game of Thrones. Explore the underground substructure of Diocletian’s palace to understand the magnificence of this ancient building. No visit to Split can be accomplished without a visit to its green market or Pazar, as locals call it. Split open market is one of the town’s iconic spots, an excellent place to explore and blend with locals.

Trogir city tour

from 100 eur

Trogir is a Croatian pearl, protected by UNESCO World Heritage. Situated on a small island between the Croatian mainland and the island of Čiovo, Trogir is considered by many to be an open-air museum. Trogir’s island settlement boosts with fine public and domestic buildings and fortifications. Perhaps climb to the bell tower of the Cathedral of St. Lawrence (St. Lovro) to get the best view of the town of Trogir and its surrounding area. Old Trogir will delight lovers of art, original architecture, and atmospheric streets.

Zadar city tour

from 100 eur

Zadar is one of the oldest cities in the world, with 3000 years of life, history, culture, and heritage. It is also one of the biggest centers in Croatia’s coastal region Dalmatia. The symbol of Zadar is the church of St Donat surrounded by a Roman Forum and decorated with the Belfry of the romanesque cathedral of St Anastasia. There is a Church and convent of St.Mary where the Benedictine nuns kept for centuries Zadar’s most precious relics. But what makes Zadar unique in the world, are its two public space installations, Sea Organ & Greeting to the Sun. We will walk the famous seafront Promenade to admire the view of Zadar Channel, islands of Ugljan and Pašman and the open sea to the northwest.

Opatija city tour

from 100 eur

Opatija is a central European-looking town on the coast of the Croatian Adriatic Sea and is famous for its mild climate and evergreen vegetation. Opatija is unique to other Croatian coastal towns, from relaxed walks on miles-long seaside promenade called ‘lungomare’, to shopping options on the yellow brick road. Fancy for some Austrian apfelstrudel, Italian gelato, or Croatian seafood? Opatija has it all.

Rovinj city tour

from 100 eur

The romantic town of Rovinj is situated on the small peninsula and it attracts people with its Venetian legacy, charming streets, and cuisine. While we explore Rovinj’s cobble streets with its cute shops and taverns, perhaps get an idea of a typical Istrian lunch that involves the world-known truffles. On our Rovinj city tour, we will not fail to see Valdibora Square with a farmers market, Channel Street, Carera main street, Rovinj water front, Marshal Tito Square with clock tower, Rovinj City Hall, Montalbano street, city walls, medieval Jewish quarters, and Saint Euphemia’s baroque church.

Pula city tour

from 100 eur

Two parted, private city tour of Pula will start with the visit of the 6^th largest Roman Amphitheatre, also called the Pula Arena. Step into the stories of the Roman engineering and gladiator fights. The second part of the city tour in Pula will take us to the old town of Pula, where Romans, Venetians, Austrians, Italians, and of course Croatians left their mark.

Zagreb city tour

from 100 eur

We start our exploration of this vibrant city on the central square ‘Trg Jelacica’, continue to the Upper Town with a ‘Lotrscak Tower’ where a cannon is fired every day at noon. Take a snapshot of Zagreb’s most photographed multi-colored tile roof of St Mark’s church, pass by Parliament ‘Sabor’ and presidential palace ‘Ban’s palace’, and see people praying at the shrine of Virgin Mary behind the Stone Gate. Stroll at Tkalciceva street filled with ‘bohemian’ cafes, visit a fruit and vegetable market at ‘Dolac’, and complete the tour at the Cathedral of the Assumption of Blessed Virgin Mary.