Top Dalmatia Attractions & Museums

Not only is the Blue Cave one of the unique natural phenomena in the world, but this bright and beryl attraction on Bisevo island is destined to be the highlight of your Croatian holiday. The magnificent work of Mother Nature, this cerulean oasis is so unique because it is formed due to seawater eroding limestone, a rock Biševo island is wholly composed of. Thanks to the sunlight’s reflection off of the white seabed, which creeps through the opening of a vault at the top of the cave, a mesmerizing blue hue fills its capacity. The Blue Cave only recently opened to the public and has proved its worth as a Croatian hotspot in a short time. You can buy in advance your entry ticket here due to restricted number of daily visitors. Not only you'll secure your place to visit the Blue Cave but you'll also skip big lines on a reception. You can pick up your tickets in a coffee bar near the Blue Cave entrance.

Visit National Park Mljet Explore hidden forest-shrouded paradise Beautiful bays, steep and rocky coastline, salt water lakes, springs of drinking water, preserved forests of holm oak tree and aleppo pine, caves, sandy coves,… Our Mljet boat tour will take you to this magical island with the oldest national park at the Adriatic.

Avoid the hassles of renting a car and navigating yourself with this hassle-free private tour to Krka National Park, with travel from Dubrovnik included. Travel comfortably by air-conditioned minivan as you're whisked from your pickup location in Dubrovnik for a scenic ride to the Krka waterfalls. Once you arrive at Krka National Park—with entry fees included—you can marvel at the cascading falls, stroll the boardwalks, and stop for fantastic views.

Save time and travel easy by pre-booking admission to Dubrovnik’s Love Stories Museum, a great option for travelers who want to visit a small, off-the-beaten path gem. By pre-booking, you’ll have a bit more time to explore the museum’s quirky exhibits about love, romantic folk legends, locally-filmed TV shows, and Dubrovnik’s most famous romances.

Take a break from the hustle and bustle of Split while optimizing your time in the Balkan region on a day tour to Mostar and Kravica Falls in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Seamless round-trip transfer from your hotel eliminates the need for advanced journey planning, leaving you more time to absorb scenic vistas, explore the historic city, and relax in the refreshing Kravica waters.

Create your own itinerary on this custom private tour of Krka National Park. This private tour comes with all the flexibility of your own personal trip without the hassle of navigating, driving, or handling logistics. Ideal for families and independent travelers, your personal driver lets you stop wherever you want on the drive. That way you don’t have to miss highlights along the way because you are stuck on a group tour bus.

15th century metallurgic foundry that equipped Mediterranean and the Balkans with cannonballs and bullets.

Step back in time to medieval life in Croatia inside Sokol Tower—a tall defensive fortress on the road to Dubrovnik. Climb to the top of the tower for panoramic views over the Konavle Valley below, and view historic artifacts like knight’s armor, cannons, and weaponry inside the tower’s museums.

Visit Ston and see for yourself some of the world’s longest intact defensive walls, second only to the Great Wall of China. Your admission ticket grant access to walk on top of the walls and through several of the defensive towers, including sections that climb up a hill for fantastic countryside views. Walk as much or as little of the walls as you wish, and go at your own pace on a self-guided tour.

Krka National Park lies east of Sibenik and is one of Croatia’s most beautiful reserves, with waterfalls, lakes, islands, monasteries, and Roman relics. Prebook admission to plan your vacation in advance, and save having to purchase tickets on the day. Then, travel independently to the park and explore as you want: stroll the trails, ride boats (summer only) to see the main waterfalls, swim in the lakes, and more.

Save hard-earned vacation time in Dubrovnik by prebooking admission to the Old Town’s city walls—a must for first-time visitors. Choose your preferred day to visit when you book, and when it’s time, walk a full or partial circuit of the ramparts at your own pace. Along the way, admire the panoramic views, and inspect the walls’ medieval battlements, towers, and forts to delve deeper into their history.

Travelers who want to visit Paklenica National Park on their own rather than with a tour are well-served to get their own admission tickets ahead of time. It makes reaching the park, home to some of Croatia’s finest mountain scenery, climbing opportunities, and preserved forests, a little easier.

Maximize your time in Krka National Park by booking a private tour that covers all the logistics and includes round-trip transportation from Split. A local guide shares information and is available to answer questions along the drive and at the park, enabling you to learn more than you would if visiting the park on your own. Additionally, private transportation ensures you don’t waste time waiting on other tourists on a group tour.

The beautiful islands, bays, and coral reefs of the Kornati National Park lie just off the coast of Zadar. On this private cruise, escape the crowds as you discover less-visited islands and deserted beaches in the north of the park. Take in highlights such as Žut, Sit, Lavdara, and Kornati islands; dive in to swim and snorkel around Lojena bay; and head ashore to stroll beneath the Kornati cliffs.

While in Sibenik, make getting to Krka National Park hassle-free with a private guide and driver. Hop inside a Nissan Terrano jeep for a 4WD tour in the heart of Dalmatia. Sightseeing includes time to frolic in the Skradinski buk and Roški waterfalls, followed by a zipline adventure over the Cikola River Canyon. Pickup and drop-off at selected hotels makes it a convenient day trip.

Explore Croatia's stunning Krka National Park by land and by water on this affordable day trip that combines the spectacular scenery and ancient culture of Dalmatia. Traveling in a sturdy Jeep, first uncover thousands of years of history in the town of Skradin, then depart in a boat for Krka’s waterfall-studded forests and lakes. See park highlights all in one day, including the famous Skradinski Buk waterfall and Visovac Island.

Krka National Park is located within the territory of Sibenik-Knin County along the Krka River. Once in the Park, you may enjoy last set of falls, before the river meets the sea. The Skradinski Buk Falls is a form a spectacular multi level cascade over travertine cliffs. This waterfall is known as a most beautiful Waterfall in Europe. It is 46 meters high, which makes it the highest travertine (gypsum) barrier in Europe. Above the falls is a large plateau that offers spectacular views and a perfect photo opportunity. You'll also have a chance to visit the small ethnological exhibition and the old mill. The whole area is rich with flora and fauna. Due to strict new preservation laws, this extraordinary area has been kept in its original state.

ATTENTION: The local supplier will send you their voucher (by separate e-mail) to print it out within 48 hours after the reservation is made. You must exchange that voucher for a ticket at the National Park entrance. A printed voucher is required.

When staying in Zagreb, it’s still possible to see Croatia’s famous Skradinski Buk waterfalls with this private day trip. Travel directly from your hotel in the capital to Krka National Park, enjoying the comfort of a private vehicle for the trip through the Croatian countryside to the coast. At the park, a dedicated guide helps you access the magnificent falls and other highlights for a stress-free day in nature.

This Virtual Reality Movie Experience is the first of its kind in Croatia. It is an innovative way of telling a historical tale through the latest in virtual reality technology. This is a unique experience not to be missed!

Are you ready for an adventure? Take an intriguing, visual, sensual and educational experience. It’s a social and entertaining experience into the world of illusions which has delighted all generations. Not only is it a place for children who adore coming, but also a place for parents, couples, grandmothers, and grandfathers. Defy gravity in a room where water flows uphill, see your friend, partner, even your teacher grow or shrink right before your eyes, get lost in a maze of mirrors, serve somebody`s head on a tray or just climb up onto the ceiling and make sure you take a photo of your accomplishment in the Rotated Room. There are over 70 exhibits displayed which will make you rub your eyes in disbelief. Amusing and awesome tricks will teach you about vision, perception, the human brain, and science so it will be easier to perceive why your eyes see things which your brain cannot understand. Make sure you visit the playroom with intriguing and educational games and puzzles.

Dubrovnik Card is a key that opens the door to all of the top attractions of the cities of Dubrovnik, Cavtat and provides the card holder with a number of discounts and significant savings in money, offering a variety of benefits as well as numerous surprises. Depending on the length of stay in Dubrovnik, you can buy 3 types of cards: 1-Day, 3-Day or 7-Day. The 1-Day Dubrovnik Card is a unique pass allowing entry into 9 cultural-historical monuments, the top attractions of Dubrovnik. The 3-Day and 7-Day Dubrovnik Card are a unique pass allowing entry into 10 cultural-historical monuments, 9 top attractions of Dubrovnik, and 1 museum in Cavtat. By purchasing a Dubrovnik Card, you will get a bus card valid throughout the city of Dubrovnik, and also coupons for a suburban ride by purchasing 3 – Day and 7 – Day Dubrovnik Card.

The medieval St. Michael's Fortress stands high on a hilltop overlooking Šibenik, affording spectacular views of the town. With this admission ticket, visit the fortress at a time that suits you and spend as long as you like exploring. Follow in the footsteps of the Croatian kings, admire the historic architecture, and walk the ramparts to enjoy the ocean views.

Split has an incredibly rich history. Today we can see traces of Greek, Roman, Venetian, Ottoman, French and Austrian culture. Find many interesting details only true locals know. Find out why is Split protected by the UNESCO since 1979 and discover why do locals say that Split is the most beautiful city in the world. Contact us and let’s have a nice day together.