Walking & Biking Tours in Croatia

Avoid the impersonal nature of big city tours and discover Zadar by foot on a small-group excursion, gaining intimate insight into the city's cultural heritage with visits to landmarks including the Sea Organ and Church of St. Donatus, as well as liqueur and cheese tasting in the market. Benefit from the small-group size for a more personalized experience, and gain insider knowledge from your local guide.

Learn about the socialist side of Zagreb on this walking tour of Novi Zagreb. Depart from the city center and make your way by foot and tram across the Sava River. Admire the street art and 20th-century architecture as you learn about the history of this side of the city from your guide. Take time to explore the neighborhoods of Kajzerica, Trnsko, and Siget.

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.

Appreciating Pula's many historical landmarks on a self-led tour can be difficult. Discover the city's highlights, including the Roman amphitheater and ancient cathedral, and gain insight from a local on a small-group walking tour. Enjoy an intimate experience of the city as you explore by foot, and benefit from the small-group size for a more personalized experience, with a choice of morning or evening excursion.

An archaeologist, explorer, and spy who spent much of her life in the Middle East, 20th-century pioneer Gertrude Bell also visited Croatia. On this history-minded, small-group walking tour of Split and Salona, you'll follow in Bell's footsteps and will also learn more about the region and its past. Begin in Split, where you'll uncover the wonders of the UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace. Then, transfer to nearby Salona, once a bustling Roman hub, and now home to sweeping ruins.

Walking tour Split will show you all the important sights in old town Split including the Diocletians Palace, cathedral, Jupiters temple. The local guide will take you on this tour where you will get to know Split and learn more about its history and culture.

Explore the history-steeped city of Split with a 1.5-hour walking tour. Begin with a walk along the fashionable Riva promenade, and then veer off down the narrow walkways that lead into UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace at the heart of Split Old Town. Wander amid ancient ruins and see showstopper sights such as Peristyle Square and the Cathedral of St Duje as you listen to your guide's commentary about Emperor Diocletian and the evolution of his illustrious palace. Explore, too, the eye-catching Republic Square (Prokurative) before turning back onto the waterfront.

It can be difficult to explore all Split has to offer, especially for visitors with limited time. Make the most of your time with tour by electric bike, zipping easily between locations and up inclines to discover highlights including Marjan's summit, as well as your choice of landmarks and beaches, benefiting from insights and tips provided by your local guide.

Explore Zagreb's Upper Town and Lower Town districts on this 2.5-hour private walking tour. Hop aboard the funicular with a guide to Gradec - the Upper Town - and enjoy fine city views from the Strossmayer Promenade. Discover top attractions including the LotrÅ¡āak Tower, St Catherine's Church, the Stone Gate and the seat of the Croatian Parliament. Then, descend via Tkalāiā‡eva Street to the Lower Town and head through Dolac Market to medieval Kaptol. Admire traditional architecture in Ban Jelaāiā‡ Square, then finish in the pretty surroundings of Zrinjevac Park.

Admire the historic monuments of the Croatian capital and gain an insight into local life in Zagreb on this private 3-hour walking tour. Accompanied by a local guide, explore the lively Ban Josip Jelacic Square, tuck into street food specialties at Dolac Market, ride the funicular to the Upper Town, and stop for coffee along Bar Street.

Appreciating the historic sights of Split can be difficult on a self-led walking tour. Discover city highlights, including the UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace, the Gregory of Nin statue, and Riva promenade, with illuminating insights provided by a local guide. Gain an intimate perspective of the city as you explore by foot, and benefit from the small-group tour size for a more personalized experience.

Get to know Split's bustling attractions as well as its tranquil side on this small-group bike tour. In the morning, meet your guide in the city center, and pick up your bicycle and helmet. You'll discover the area around Diocletian's Palace, will visit the city's medieval landmarks, and will learn more about Split's wealth of history. Then, leave the crowds behind when you cycle into Marjan Park and relax on one of Split's scenic beaches.

See Split from a totally different perspective by taking this exciting and informative 3-hour bike tour. Cruise through Croatia's second largest city on two wheels, stopping at the main landmarks to learn about their history. Pedal through this coastal city, covering about 10 miles (15 kilometers). If that's too much, take the option upgrade to an electric bicycle. The electric bikes are safe and easy to use and the motor begins as you pedal. Numbers are limited to 10 people on this small-group tour, ensuring personalized attention from the guide.

With 16 lakes, the Plitvice Lakes National Park is huge, and it can be easy to wander around and get lost on your own. Take this Plitvice Lakes private walking tour, and go with a guide through the UNESCO World Heritage Site. When booking, choose if you'd like to explore the Lower Lakes, Upper Lakes, or both. At the end of your tour, you'll ride a panoramic train back to the park's north-side entrance.

Get up close and personal with Zagreb's lovely scenery, and immerse yourself in the buzzing pace of city life, on this private walking tour. Pick a time that works best for you, find your guide at a centrally located meeting point, and set off. You'll stroll through the centuries-old streets of the Upper Town, and will spy landmarks like the Stone Gate, Zagreb Cathedral, and Museum of Broken Relationships. You'll also venture to the Lower Town for additional sightseeing.

Known for its far reaching history, it can be difficult to appreciate the many influences on Zadar's architecture and culture on a self-led tour. Gain insight into the city's Roman, medieval, and modern features as you stroll its streets with your guide, then relax as you absorb waterfront vistas with a complimentary coffee and sample of a traditional Dalmatian liqueur.

Experience Zagreb's historic sites and neighborhoods on a 2-hour walking tour of the city that includes admission to the Museum of Broken Relationships. Follow a guide on a specially-designed route through Zagreb streets, from Ban Jelacic Square to the baroque landmarks of Upper Town. Following the tour, use your tickets to the Museum of Broken Relationships to explore love stories from around the world.

Get to know one of Croatia's most characterful cities when you go on a walking tour of UNESCO-listed Trogir. With just a small group for company, you'll explore the ins and outs of this coastal city, renowned for its blend of architectural styles and its historical fortification walls. Set off in the morning; over the course of several hours, you'll see highlights ranging from the Trogir Cathedral and Cipiko Palace to the Benedictine Monastery of St. Nicholas and beyond. As you go, learn all about its history from your guide.

Take a walk through more than 1,700 years of history on 2-hour history-themed Split sightseeing tour on foot. Get the perfect introduction to this ancient city as you discover highlights including Diocletian's Palace, the Golden Gate, the City Clock, St. Duje Cathedral, and much more.

See a side of Zagreb that many tourists miss, and get acquainted with the Croatian capital's recent political history, on a small-group biking tour of the city. You'll be heading south of the Sava River, where the city's neoclassical buildings give way to utilitarian architecture that's evidence of its Socialist past. Choose between morning or afternoon departure times, meet your guide in the city center, and grab your bike. As you go, you'll also see pretty Bundek Park, bypass The Museum of Contemporary Art, and more.