Private Day Trips in Dalmatia

Get a taste of the history, heritage and cuisine of Croatia's Pelješac peninsula on this private full-day tour from Dubrovnik. First, explore the medieval town of Ston, where highlights include the world's oldest active salt works and the longest stone wall in Europe, which dates back to the 14th century. Then, head to Mali Ston bay to learn the secrets of harvesting oysters on a 1-hour boat cruise, before tucking into fresh oysters paired with local wines. Best of all: this private tour is flexible so you can customise the itinerary to your preferences.

Benefit from personalized attention and a flexible itinerary on this island-hopping tour to Hvar and the Blue Cave from Split. With a dedicated captain at the helm, visit BiÅ¡evo Island's Blue Cave, then Stivina Cove and the Green Cave. With provided snorkel equipment, explore Budikovac Island's underwater world, then stop for some local bites at Palmižana Bay. The day's last stop is a walking tour around the medieval streets of Hvar town.

Enjoy a day away from the inland capital on a private day trip to Zadar. Travel the distance with ease via air-conditioned vehicle, and enjoy a tour of city highlights including the atmospheric Sea Organ, the Roman Forum, and the Church of St. Donatus. Absorb Adriatic views in the coastal city, then relax after a busy day of sightseeing with included drop-off back to your Zagreb hotel.

One of Croatia's loveliest and most popular parks, Krka National Park boasts numerous waterfalls, crystalline pools, and a wonderfully tranquil ambiance. Enjoy an intimate way to discover the destination on this private, half-day tour. Choose a departure time that works best for you, and meet your guide at your Sibenik accommodation. Travel via private vehicle to the park, after which you'll discover the Skradinski Buk waterfalls and will then have time to explore independently.

See the southernmost swath of Croatia on this day trip from Dubrovnik to Konavle, a beautiful landscape of rustic villages, orchards and rocky mountains. After getting picked up at your hotel in Dubrovnik, head south stopping first in Cavtat, an erstwhile millennia-old Roman port city, and then Fort Falcon, a 14th-century fortress. Plant yourself at a winery for a while to sample some local wines, cheese and brandies and then walk along the Ljuta River before sitting down to have lunch.

Split from Dubrovnik for the day and visit the town of Split on this guided tour. Travel in a comfortable Mercedes E-class luxury sedan or Mercedes Vito/Viano van as you cruise up the beautiful rugged coast, making a brief stop at the stunning Bacina lakes along the way. Once in Split, meander through the amazing Diocletian's Palace, once home to a Roman emperor and today its ruins have become a part of the city. Then see famed landmarks such as the Peristyle and St. Duje's Cathedral. Learn about the history of the seaside metropolis from the local guide.