Top Dalmatia Walking Tours

Get a real insider's look at Trogir on this guided walking tour of this UNESCO-protected coastal town near Split. Stroll the streets of Trogir with a professional guide learning the backstory about significant landmarks and the history of this ancient town on the Dalmatian Coast.

These beautiful waters are surrounded by natural green forests and amazing landscapes that will take your breath away. The park is also home to different animal and plant species which makes it even more precious. Along the way you will stumble upon places with absolutely phenomenal panoramic views so it's not a bad idea to bring camera with you to capture the surroundings and the wildlife of Plitvice Lakes National Park. Explore the park on foot, discovering secrets of the park and making your way from the lower lakes to the upper lakes. This is a perfect opportunity for those who are still scared 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.

Join a 1.5-hour guided walking tour through Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Get local tips and genuinely useful information about this quaint city while you explore the labyrinth of alley ways. Learn all about the city's history and beautiful surroundings in this laid-back Mediterranean atmosphere.

Perfect tour for all Game of Thrones fans visiting Croatia. Spend an hour and a half with a local guide, also a true fan of the famous series, exploring the streets of Split which were once changed into the amazing world of Meereen. This is a perfect opportunity for those who are still scared 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.

Embrace the true local spirit on this walking tour of the historical heart of Split. Discover the old part of the largest Dalmatian city and travel back in time to the ancient Roman Empire with the guidance of professional and experienced guides. The rich cultural offer of this city will amaze you with its galleries and museums located in the vicinity of the gorgeous Adriatic Sea which will make you want to return to Split again and again. 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.

Explore Split through its wine during this 1-hour experience. Learn about the city's culture at a local wine bar in the 1700 years old Diocletian's Palace where you will enjoy a tasting of Dalmatian wines, accompanied by snacks.

Take a tour of the famous filming locations from Game of Thrones while visiting Split. This 90-minute tour uncovers the streets of the city that were turned into the fictional city of Mereen. Learn about the history of Split from your guide as you traverse the city and visit sights such as the Golden Gate, the Vestibule, and Diocletian's cellars, where Daenarys kept her dragons in season five.

Travel back in time to the ancient Roman Empire during this guided walking tour of Split. Spend 1.5 hours with a knowledgeable local guide strolling through the ancient Dalmatian city, learning about its rich culture and history. Learn more about this UNESCO World Heritage site while taking a relaxing walk through the streets, squares and the grandiose Diocletian's Palace. Stop by the Cathedral of Domnius, St Anthony's monastery and St Francis church. Entrance fees to churches and monuments are not included, but can be purchased at the door.

Beyond the hubbub of Diocletian’s Palace is the historical neighborhood of Varos: just adjacent to the Split city center, and home to a rich array of centuries-old landmarks, winding streets, and scenic architecture. On this small-group walking tour, pick from morning or afternoon departure times and follow your guide to its must-see attractions, from 11th-century churches to Matejuska Bay. You can also choose to extend the itinerary and enjoy a grilled fish meal with local wine.

Stroll through Split for a sightseeing tour on foot and taste local wines at a neighborhood bar. During this 2-hour afternoon walking tour with a local guide, visit sites like the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Diocletian's Palace, Cathedral of St. Duje and the  Grgur Ninski statue. End up in a local bar to taste several locally made varietals, accompanied by traditional Dalmatian appetizers. A small group ensures personalized attention and a intimate experience. 

Gain a comprehensive overview of Split’s UNESCO-listed landmarks on a walking tour led by a professional. The small-group size ensures more personalized attention from your guide, with convenient hotel pickup and drop-off optimizing your sightseeing time. Learn more about the city’s Roman, medieval, and modern history as you discover landmarks including the St. Domnius Cathedral, Grgur Ninski statue, and Diocletian’s Palace.

The treasure hunt (or a private guided tour) will allow you to discover the history of the city of Zadar but not only. By visiting Zadar, you will better understand Croatia in its generality. Indeed, the city of Zadar is full of vestiges from all the eras that have crossed our country. Come and discover the stories behind it. The treasure hunt is designed for families. Your children but you too, parents, will greatly appreciate the visit in the form of games and puzzles. No one will be bored and everyone will learn new things!

This tour is to show you our town without make up. Šibenik as it is. We will show you how locals live after tourists are gone, that is why this tour is best to book from October until May.

Getting to know Sibenik is easier and more rewarding with a guide to lead the way and share the history of its buildings and monuments. This evening walking tour delivers: taking you by the UNESCO-listed Cathedral of St. James, Town Hall, Sibenik’s oldest street, and more. A hassle-free way to get your bearings pre-vacation, or an ideal overview for time-crunched visitors. Entry to the sights is excluded.

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.

Welcome to the charms of Adriatic, the historic town of Croatia - Trogir. A city well-known for its Venetian architecture and has been included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. Its rich cultural heritage stems from the influence of the traditional Greeks, Romans, and Venetians. A Croatian city is gorgeously set within medieval walls and a true hidden gem of the Mediterranean, with lots of historical heritage to offer. Follow us for a journey through the city’s 13th-century Cathedral and it’s charming Central Square, a walk which can provide you with the essence of Trogir in barely two hours.

Welcome to Hvar, the longest and sunniest Croatian island, and potentially one of the most beautiful and glamorous in the world with its hillside vineyards, lavender fields, medieval towns, and classy nightclubs.A Croatian city that has seen a lot of turmoil due to its exceptionally significant location in the centre of important sea pathways.The Dalmatian Coast is famous for its mesmerizing Adriatic views and is home to some of the most well-preserved medieval fortresses, palaces, and cathedrals, including the historic sites of Hvar Island. So grab your walking shoes and camera and be ready to discover this stunning city. You will be surprised on every corner, with beautiful squares, medieval buildings, and lots of stories that make Hvar come alive.

Welcome to Zadar, the oldest inhabited Croatian city. The city is well-known for the Roman ruins, medieval churches, museums, and the most beautiful sunset in the world. An intriguing city with exceptional history and rich cultural heritage is less crowded and is famous for its unique attractions. The sound-and-light impact of the Sea Organ and the Sun Salutation is an incredible thing to experience. Discover the Venetian walls of the city that are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Join our 2 hours private walking tour and see the highlights of Zadar and hear the engaging stories from our local guide. You will learn about: Neolithic people Migration Period Fall of the Western Roman Empire Ostrogothic kingdom Byzantine emperor Neretvian pirates Treaty of Zadar Ladislaus of Naples Kingdom of Italy World War I World War II Bombed by the Allies Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Socialist Republic of Croatia. Operation Maslenica

Welcome to Split, the heart of Dalmatia. Through the narrow streets of the city you will discover the several architectural styles that peek through the core of the old town. We won’t leave the main square, Riva, and the statue of Gregory of Nin behind, of course. Be astonished by Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Not to forget is also the views from the Belvedere. You will probably recognize some streets and squares if you are a fan of series like Game of Thrones. Come and roam with us through this amazing adriatic city to get to the depth of croatian culture. You will learn about: Foundation of Split as a Greek colony between the 3rd and 2nd century BC Roman province of Dalmatia the fortified Palace of Diocletian Byzantine Empire Republic of Venice Napoleonic occupation Inclusion in the Austro-Hungarian Empire First World War and the formation of Yugoslavia Second World War and occupation by Italy Post-war socialist Yugoslavia Balcan War and Croatia’s Independence

Presenting you Dubrovnik, the “Pearl of the Adriatic”. Lets travel through time and be blown away by its beautiful Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque churches, monasteries, palaces and fountains giving you insights over this UNESCO’s protected World Heritage Site. No matter how many times you visit, this beautiful old town never fails to put a spell on you. It has also become a trendy and jaw-dropping location for filming, especially for the Game of Thrones series or the Star Wars saga. This ancient walled town has stood the test of time and still remains one of the most enduring treasures of Croatia. You will learn about: Founded in the 7th century Byzantine Empire. Ottoman Empire Austrian rule Maritime trade Earthquake of 1667 Yugoslav period Breakup of Yugoslavia and its aftermath Balkan War Siege of Dubrovnik (1991) A UNESCO world heritage site - The walls of Dubrovnik Filming location - Game of Thrones,Star Wars etc

Visoka (892 m) is a mountain rising above Sinj. On top of Visoka, we can find a ten meters high concrete cross. A site is a place of pilgrimage for many residents of the whole Cetina region. We'll enjoy beautiful views of Sinj, the Sinjsko polje valley, the surrounding mountains (Kamešnica, Dinara, Svilaja, Biokovo, Mosor) and further away the Adriatic Sea and islands. From the top, we continue towards the Sutina canyon. The geomorphological structure of the Sutina canyon is made of limestone and dolomite, whereas an abundance of fossils is disclosed to visitors due to the effects of erosion. In accordance with the Nature Protection Act, the significant landscape of Sutina is under the direction of the Split-Dalmatia County Public Institution for the Protected Natural Values Management. Throughout this part, we will enjoy the shades of pine tree forest and reach the town of Sinj where we finish our adventure.

The ascent to Glavaš takes about 2 hours of easy hiking. The hiking trail leads uphill along to the drinking water springs. These two springs are located halfway up the Glavaš peak, they are close to each other and never dry out. This part of the climb is very pleasant for walking, as it, for the most part, leads us through the shade given by high macchia, which is a great relief in hot days. In the continuation of the ascent, the hiking trail leads us over the ridge, which presents gorgeous views and, in less than an hour, we will reach the summit of Glavaš. From the top of Glavaš, there is a view on Svilaja mountain, Lake Peruća, the town of Sinj, the whole Sinjsko polje valley, mountain Mosor, mountain Biokovo and peaks of Kamešnica on the other side.

Discover the Adriatic city of Split on a fully customizable private tour. Chat with your local guide and create an itinerary that is suited to your interests so you can discover the best of Split. Learn more about each place and become immersed in Croatian culture as you follow your friendly, local guide to each location.

Once you meet with your private guide at the meeting point, the Pile Gate, you will begin this exciting walking tour based on Game of Thrones. During the tour you can identify the ancient city of Dubrovnik and its walls that appear in Game of Thrones, as well as several of its historic attractions. A walk around this city and its surroundings you can enjoy panoramic views of King’s Landing. You can also meet the Red Keep and the Red Fort, the residence of the King of the Andals and the First Men. See where took place the Battle of Blackwater and enjoy the views of the magical city of Qarth. During this short private tour you can not only see and recognize the scenes of filming, but also know the real story of these places. This tour is an excellent way to learn about Dubrovnik in a simple and unique way, exploring facts about the past and the present of the place, combined with stories from the Game of Thrones universe. - SAVE COVID-19 SAFE