Dubrovnik Game of Thrones and city walls private tour

The Best of Montenegro

A trip along ever-changing south Dalmatian coast from Dubrovnik takes you to the tiny country of Montenegro – a land of great natural beauty and immense cultural heritage. You'll explore Kotor, Perast and the island of Our Lady of the Rocks during this full day tour.

Dubrovnik Sunset Catamaran Cruise

The sight of Old Town Dubrovnik is stunning enough, but this catamaran cruise lets you experience it at golden hour, when the last sun rays light everything up. And there are a few added bonuses on board, including an open bar, music and nets for complete relaxation.

Half-day Adriatic catamaran cruise from Dubrovnik

You'll cruise along a patch of the Adriatic Sea on this half-day catamaran trip ideal for soaking up the sun and enjoying the sea breeze. There'll be lots of time for some R&R aboard the boat as you drift past the iconic city walls of Dubrovnik's old town, famous for its Medieval buildings, striking coastline and starring role as King's Landing in Game of Thrones television series. Jakov, one of our expert local guides, says "Lokrum is the polar opposite of Dubrovnik. Instead of bustling city vibes, this place is so much more relaxing and quiet. A lot of people like to come here during their Dubrovnik city break just to have a break from the noise. Trust me, watching groups of peacocks in the wild or just swimmig in the sea here does wonders for the soul."You'll sail near Lokrum Island, a nature reserve known for its free-roaming peacocks, exotic plants and its Benedictine Monastery dating back to 1023. You'll have some time to top up your tan, cool off with a swim, paddleboard on the calm waters or explore the abundant marine life beneath the surface with the snorkelling gear provided. Equally, you can kick back with a refreshing drink whilst taking in the view. If the weather doesn't play ball on the day, you might head towards the Elaphiti Islands instead, offering an equally enjoyable coastal experience.

Full-day tour to Mostar and Kravice Waterfalls from Dubrovnik

Book this full-day trip from Dubrovnik to Mostar and Kravice Waterfalls with guided tours, hotel pickup, and free time to explore!

Dubrovnik self-guided mystery tour

Book this self-guided tour to follow hints, solve mysteries and learn more about Dubrovnik.

Mostar and Medjugorje full-day trip from Dubrovnik

Spend a wonderful day in Bosnia and Herzegovina with this full-day trip from Dubrovnik. Visit Medjugorje and two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in just one day.

Montenegro full-day trip from Dubrovnik

Discover many important sites in Montenegro on a full-day trip from Dubrovnik. Visit the fishing village of Perast and the old town of Kotor .

Three islands boat tour with lunch from Dubrovnik

Enjoy your cruise to the Elafiti islands, spend four hours of free time sunbathing and swimming and discover the islands of Kolocep, Lopud and Sipan.

Dubrovnik Game of Thrones and city walls private tour

Explore the locations from the "Game of Thrones" series in Dubrovnik! See the Fort Lovrijenac, city walls and sit on the Iron Throne!

Half-day boat tour to the Elaphite Islands with Blue Cave visit

Cast off from Lapadskaa Obala for a half-day island escape around the Elaphite Islands. You'll be cruising on a leut, a traditional wooden fishing boat, with your captain, a true local who knows every hidden cove and secret spot in these waters like the back of his hand. He says “the Elaphite Islands are full of hidden treasures, and I know every nook and cranny.” As you glide over the Adriatic Sea, you can sit back with a glass of wine, a cold beer, or a soft drink, sailing towards your first stop – the bay of Kolocep. There's time to cool off with a dip in the sea before heading to Sunj Beach, famous for its soft golden sand and calm shallow waters – perfect for a bit of sunbathing, or another swim if you're feeling keen. Along the way, you'll uncover tucked-away coves and secret spots only locals know about. Your final stop is the Blue Cave, a natural wonder carved into the limestone cliffs of Kolcep Island. Formed over thousands of years by the crashing of the waves, the entrance is low and narrow. But, once you're inside, it opens up into a glowing chamber of blue light. Sunlight filters through an underwater opening, reflecting off the white seabed and bathing the cave in an otherworldly glow – a surreal swimming spot to round off the day.