Croatia · CITY TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 city tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Walk Dubrovnik’s 2 km city walls with a licensed guide, top forts, cannons, and terracotta rooftops, at early morning or sunset.
“Loved this tour so much! We did the sunset tour, which felt like the best option. Definitely cooler than during the heat of the day, and it was a gorgeous walk.”
2-hour electric tuk-tuk tour of Split, licensed guide, a short Diocletian’s Palace walk, and views from Vidilica Terrace and Marjan Hill.
“Our guide Nino was perfect! We saw the sites early without crowds and he gave us ample time to take photos. We really appreciated that he only gave his talks when stopped in appropriate areas. Not overloaded with details! We enjoyed the ride, he was a polite driver and wish Nino well in his studies!”
Guided tour from Pile Gate along Dubrovnik’s City Walls, with Fort views and Wars history, plus Adriatic panoramas. City Walls entry extra.
“The perfect tour. Left in time, moved efficiently throughout the tour, had many facts and figures and responded to all questions. This was very well worthwhile and I’d highly recommend it.”
A 150-minute Zagreb walking tour that links central landmarks with WWII tunnels, plus a ride up Grič hill when the funicular runs.
“Marco was an amazing guide. He is well informed articulate and made the whole experience fun. Highly recommended.”
2.5-hour Zagreb walking tour with expert guide, key sights, and a WWII trip through the Grič Tunnel, small group value.
“An awesome tour. Tomislav was a great guide and gave us a ton of good info. The tour covers plenty and is a good balance of not being too in-depth while still being informative.”
Get Dubrovnik essentials in one combo: guided Old Town sights and the full city-walls circuit, with audio headsets and flexible departures.
“Dubrovnik is over-rated and very, very expensive (even the tour guide told us so). There are so many other beautiful places in Croatia where you will receive a lot more for your money. Actually, I would say Dubrovnik is a tourist-trap. Also, please consider that to take the Walls tour you have to pay 40 euros more to have access to the Walls.”
Walk Dubrovnik’s UNESCO Old Town and City Walls with a guide, fountain stops, monastery pharmacy, and Adriatic views in 150 minutes.
“Our tour guide (I unfortunately can’t remember her unique name) provided us an informative and fun experience with insight into the history of Dubrovnik and its people. Her local knowledge of the community and her personal experiences gave this tour a very insightful perspective.”
Hop on hop off Zagreb panoramic bus for a 1-hour loop with 10-language audio, free Wi-Fi, and a booklet of discounts.
“Everything was good, we even did the circuit twice!”
A smart combo in Dubrovnik: UNESCO Old Town walking tour plus guided City Walls walk with sea views, big stories, and headsets.
“Alexandra- for the wall. was fantastic! Kept the tour moving! Great level of detail! Enjoyable time. Bruno? We had for the city and he did a fantastic time as well! 2 great tour guides! I would book again. My only downside is it was 2 separate tours with not much time to use the restroom and get back to the starting point! We had to hussle. And we didn’t review the details enough- more logistics based than operators! Very happy with our tours”
Cable car up Mt Srd, guided Old Town highlights, and self guided City Walls, a strong Dubrovnik starter combo.
“Fantastic guide. Learned a lot about the history of the country and the city and saw all the major sites in the beautiful Old Town area of Dubrovnik.”
Early or sunset Dubrovnik city-wall walk with a licensed guide, 2 km on the ramparts, and big views from Minceta Tower. From $29.
“The tour was excellent. Our guide, Mateo, was very informative and his grasp of the English language is incredible. We appreciated that the delivery of the information on the tour was punctuated with Mateo's great sense of humour!”
A 2-hour Game of Thrones walking tour in Split, centered on Diocletian’s Palace cellars, filming spots, and a museum discount.
“It was excellent. We learned a ton about Split and got to see way more than what we thought!”
Dubrovnik Game of Thrones tour with Iron Throne photo, Old Town landmarks, and a Pile Bay stop by the look of King’s Landing.
“Great tour! Jelena is fantastic - very knowledgeable and funny. She does a great job walking through the city and weaving in historical facts and tv show facts / pictures. Interesting and would definitely recommend.”
A small-group electric tuk-tuk tour of Split, with quick stops at beaches, Diocletian’s Palace, cemeteries, and big viewpoints.
“Joseph was great! Made us feel really comfortable. Riding the tuk-tuk was a lot of fun. Joseph was very knowledgeable about the locations and the history.”
Panoramic Dubrovnik by air-conditioned van, then a guided Old Town walk with big views, key monuments, and a smooth cruise-port pickup.
“This tour was very well organized, timely and efficient. Our guide Gordona did a great job explaining the history of Dubrovnik and Croatia. After completing the tour, our guide offered a later pickup (instead of returning to the ship midday) so that we get to explore Dubrovnik on our own. Our driver was excellent and safe. Overall, a great experience and highly recommend.”
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