Top Dalmatia Full-day Tours

Ditch Dubrovnik for the day and head to Split, the lovely coastal town 140 miles (229 kilometers) up the coast. After meeting your guide, learn about the history of the area during the three-hour drive. Once in town, take a 1.5-hour walking tour of the city. See incredible sights, like Dioclean's Palace, the Riva promenade, and ancient churches and temples. Take free time to do some sightseeing on your own and perhaps enjoy a meal at a local restaurant.

Visit two historical rich and important towns north of Dubrovnik with this informative and intriguing day trip. Explore the 14th-century of Ston, famous for its miles of medieval walls and some of the most delicious oysters you’ll ever taste. Then board a boat in nearby Orebić to visit Korčula Island, reportedly the home of Marco Polo. Stroll the streets of the walled Korčula Town, sample wine at a local winery and learn the history of the each place you visit.

Go off-the-beaten-path on this private full-day trip from Dubrovnik to Kotor in Montenegro. Discover the natural and historic beauty of Kotor, wedged between a gulf and tall craggy mountains. Indulge in the beauty of coastal Montenegro on the drive there and then stroll the streets of Kotor, a magical town of red-tiled roofs and medieval architecture. Enjoy lunch (own expense) and then decide on the optional excursion of continue to nearby Perast, a small and pristine town on the Bay of Kotor.

Fall for the charms of Dalmatia with a private, half-day tour of Cavtat and Konavle Valley from Dubrovnik. Journey into the winding hills above Dubrovnik for sweeping views of its red-roofed Old Town before continuing to Cavtat, a medieval coastal town nestled in a bay on the southernmost tip of Croatia. Take in more stunning vistas from the Sivi Soko viewpoint, and then cap your tour in Konavle Valley, where much of Dalmatia’s wine and fresh produce is harvested, with a wholesome meal of delectable Croatian specialties.

If you want to create unforgettable memories with your friends and family than this boat is for you. The boat has plenty of space. In front is a big sun deck where you can relax and sunbath. In the back you have covered seating area, shower and ladder so you can easily go into the sea. Inside of the boat is restroom and cabin so you can change your clothes and leave your personal stuff.

Get a taste of the southern Dalmatian sweet life with this full-day trip that will take you via boat around the verdant Elaphite Islands. Lounge on the deck of the boat consuming unlimited amounts of soft drinks and wine. Chat with the boat’s captain about what life is like at sea. Explore the coniferous forests and citrus groves on Koločep Island. Wander the ruins of 600-year-old manner houses and churches on the island of Šipan. Indulge in a lunch made up of local ingredients. Finally, stroll the streets of Lopud town and sunbathe on Šunj beach, before returning to the mainland.

One would be remiss to come all the way to the Dalmatian Coast and not visit Bosnia and Herzegovina. If you're based in Dubrovnik, enjoy this flexible half-day excursion to take in the natural beauty offered by a winding coastal road trip that culminates with Kravice Falls and the 1000-year-old bridge aptly named ‘Old Bridge’ in the town of Mostar.

Get help making your own pilgrimage to the spiritual city of Medjugorje. On a day trip from Dubrovnik, cross the border into Bosnia and Herzegovina with private transport, and explore one of Europe’s most popular Catholic pilgrimage sites with a local host. Customize your time with the choice of a 1- or 3-hour tour to sacred sites like the town church and hilltop Our Lady statue, where many visitors have claimed to see holy apparitions.

Get an insider's view of Dubrovnik with this informative and entertaining walking tour. After getting picked up at your hotel, make your way to Old Town, as the guide points out landmarks of interest along the way. Begin the walking tour at Pile Gate and then meander down the 'wide' limestone-clad street, Stradun, Old Town's version of Broadway, stopping at the Franciscan Monastery, the city cathedral and Rector's Palace, among others, to learn about the history of each spot.

Get folked up on this private tour from Dubrovnik to Konavle, a rustic swath of southern Dalmatia that has strong folk traditions. Enjoy some dried figs and herb brandy as a welcome to the village of Čilipi and then explore the area. Browse for crafty souvenirs, watch a folk dance performance, and stroll around the Konavle Ethnographic Museum. On Sundays, partake in the Sunday fair where locals come out in traditional garb.

Dubrovnik is not called the 'Jewel of the Adriatic' for nothing. This full-day guided tour of Dubrovnik and its surroundings starts by weaving through the limestone-paved streets of the ancient Stari Grad, or Old Town, a UNESCO-listed gem. See the main sighs such as the Rector's Palace and the Assumption Cathedral. After, get an unforgettable view of the Old Town from Mt Srđ and then sample some locally made wine and edible Dalmatian specialties in the Konavle Valley. Finally, finish the tour in Cavtat and relax on its harbor which has been the site of parked boats for two millennia.

Explore the Zadar archipelago on this full-day tour via boat and train. Follow your guide to photo-worthy vistas at Veli Rat lighthouse, and Soline fishing village, then spend some time relaxing on Saharun Beach, one of Croatia's most scenic. Breakfast, lunch, and beverages included.

Take a full day tour to Mostar, and experience the highlights of this charming small town. One of the most sunniest towns in Bosnia & Herzegovina, situated on the river Neretva hide memorable and fascinating stories. The most famous monument in Mostar is Old bridge, a masterpiece of Ottoman empire destroyed in the war in 1993., but rebuilt and added to UNESCO´s World Heritage List in 2005. This town will excite you with its narrow streets in which flows the Orient breath, peaceful life without stress and haste and friendly people. Things that you definitely shouldn´t miss is to drink Turkish coffee on the main street and taste delicious sweets. • Full day tour to Mostar • Enjoy walking through oriental streets • Taste delicious Bosnia cuisine and try finger licking cakes • Visit Old Brigde, the most famous monument in Mostar

Mesmerizing views to more than 100 islands and bays from a wooden boat in the Kornati National Park and Nature Park Telašćica. Swimming in a salt lake and local Dalmatian lunch make this experience one of the best excursions in Zadar archipelago.

Enjoy the beautiful Dalmatian sun, fresh air on the Adriatic Sea with local flavours and summer vibes on board our ship. Our first destination is a perfectly protected Nečujam Bay at the "Green Island" of Šolta. Jump in the calm water, swim and snorkel around the sunken ship. Our second stop is at the east side of Veli Drvenik Island, the Blue Lagoon. Sun reflection of the white sand bottom creates colors and shades of blue and green that you will remember for a long time. Plenty of time here to have lunch on board and afterwords again a bit of diping in the water or getting some of that Dalmatian tan. And Last is our stop at Duga bay (Čiovo Island). Another bay with perfectly clean and crystal clear water that you just can't wait to jump in.

The Paradise beach Zlatni rat (Golden Horn) is, in our opinion, one of the most unique beaches on the Adriatic sea. Fast, comfortable and efficient. We are there in an hour boat ride followed by some good info about the area from your skipper and guide. Our first destination is the town of Bol where you maybe can enjoy a cup of coffee or explore around this little seaside place on Brač Island. As Bol is situated only 2km away from Zlatni Rat we will take you by boat to the beach Zlatni rat. At Zlatni Rat you have your free time to enjoy, swim and relax on the beach. We start our journey back to Split afterward, but we have a surprise for you on the way back. The south side of Brač Island has some phenomenal views and stories to be told. Our skipper will choose one of the Military tunnels used from the Yugoslavian times as submarine or navy vessel hideouts.

Spend the day exploring two of Dalmatia's most stunning islands on this day-trip from Split. Marvel at the amazing Blue Cave on Bisevo Island and then head to Vis Island for some exploring and swimming, lingering in a bucolic fishing villages and sipping coffee. Then boat over to the island of Hvar and relax in an incredible hidden cover. Spend some free time on the islands, indulging in traditional Dalmatian cuisine and taking in the stunning beaches and bays.

Turn your half-day boat trip into a full day by buying a great option like this one. Take a morning cruise on our speedboat along the south side of the island Brač to a true symbol of Croatia, The Paradise beach Zlatni Rat. But why not continue then with us for an afternoon at the famous Blue Lagoon area situated in the north-western part of the Split - Central Dalmatia coastline. Listen to the sound of the crickets in the pines, swim and snorkel in the crystal clear waters. Check out these two itineraries connected in to one amazing trip.

Red tile rooftops and knotty alleys with old-fashioned street lights and seductive Mediterranean atmosphere await you in the city of Trogir. Here, experience the true laid-back way of living while wondering around the city and catching up on some interesting historical facts about the area. Explore this extraordinary coastal city with your professional local guide and discover all its secrets on this unique one-day ltrip from Split. This is a perfect opportunity for those who are still terrified by Covid-19 virus situation. Book a personalized private tour for a special price this season, visit beautiful places with your relatives and friends and feel safe with us.

Leave Split for the day and head down the Dalmatian Coast to Dubrovnik on this informative and entertaining guided tour of Dubrovnik, the "Pearl of the Adriatic." Take a 1.5-hour guided walking tour of Old Town, strolling the limestone-paved streets within the medieval walls and learning about the history of the city. Then take some free time to explore Dubrovnik on your own.

Explore the beautiful Plitvice Lakes National Park on this day tour from Split and Trogir. Located at the top of Croatia’s Adriatic region, in the Dinaric Alps, this UNESCO-listed site is one of the must-see sights in the area. The unanticipated beauty of this National Park lies in its sixteen stunning turquoise colored lakes, harmoniously inter-connected by a chain of waterfalls and surrounded by serene deep-green forests. The sereneness of the nature and the roaring thunder of water falling from one lake to another make you wonder if you’ve accidentally fallen into some fantasy land. Perfect day-trip destination if you want to take in the most of your holiday in Croatia.

Split from Split for the day and experience three very exciting places on this guided tour from Split or Trogir. Stop in the medieval town of Počitelj on your way to Mostar, where you can see its UNESCO-listed bridge and learn about the divide between the Christian and Muslim parts of town. Your day continues with the visit of Kravica Waterfall before returning to Split or Trogir.

Start your day early in the morning and join this exciting tour towards the Plitvice Lakes National Park. Plitvice Lakes National Park has been protected since 1979 as an area of an outstanding beauty with 16 emerald-turquoise lakes that are connected to each other by a fabulous system of waterfalls. These beautiful waters are surrounded by natural green forests and amazing landscapes that will take your breath away. Your tours escort will assist you to buy entrance fees to the park and give you all the important information about when and where to meet after your free time in the park. Use your free time inside of the park for a pleasant recreational walk. Explore the park on foot, discovering secrets of the park and making your way from the lower lakes to the upper lakes. Relax and rest your legs in the bus that will take you back home. You will get back to Split early in the evening full of wonderful memories and well rested from the hustle and bustle of the city life.

Though you can always book direct travel from Split to Zagreb, it's a shame to rush the journey, and miss the scenic wilderness along the way. With this one-way tour, you not only get hassle-free travel to Zagreb, but you can stretch your legs at the the must-see Plitvice Lakes National Park—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—with entry at your own expense. Highlights include the waterfalls and wooded pathways, and the panoramic train ride, offering fantastic views of the forest.