Walking & Biking Tours in Dalmatia

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.

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.

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.

Bike along and kayak in the Adriatic Sea on this full-day tour from Dubrovnik. With your small group, board a ferry to Lopud Island, then kayak over to ō ipan Island and bike to a seaside restaurant for lunch (own expense). Enjoy views of the Peljesac Peninsula and the outer Elafiti Islands while kayaking, biking, and dining. Leave the navigation and directions to your guide and simply enjoy yourself; no experience necessary.

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.

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.

Spend a morning discovering Dubrovnik's crowing jewels "” its medieval walls and UNESCO World Heritage"“listed Old Town "” on this 3-hour walking tour. Stroll along the Stradun, the Old Town's main promenade, topped and tailed by Orlando's Column and Onofrio's Fountain. Take in ancient landmarks such as the Franciscan Monastery and the Church of St Blaise before deviating down side streets lined with shops, restaurants and further architectural delights. Then, cap your tour with a walk along the city walls for sweeping views of the Adriatic Sea.

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.

Dubrovnik is known for its history and architecture, but appreciating its many sights can be difficult on a self-led tour. Forget the guidebook and learn from a local on a tour of Dubrovnik's Old Town, exploring landmarks including the Franciscan Monastery, Stradun monument, Cathedral of the Assumption, and more. Enjoy the intimate perspective of a walking tour as you gain insight into the city's far-reaching heritage and culture.

Discover the ins and outs, secrets and secluded spots of Diocletian's Place in Split, a UNESCO-World Heritage-listed spot, with a knowledgeable local guide as you traverse this 1,700-year-old palace that has become a part of the city. The 1.5-hour tour takes you through the palace to Peristyle Square, underground cellars, the Temple of St. Jupiter and the Cathedral of St. Duje. And if that's not enough, upgrade the tour to include an additional 2-hour tour of nearby Trogir, a stunningly gorgeous small town that is beautifully preserved and off the radar to many tourists.

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.

First timers, even third timers, should not miss this info-packed walking tour of Dubrovnik. Stroll the limestone-covered streets of Old Town, or Stari Grad, with a knowledgeable guide learning the secrets behind the palaces and plazas, cloisters and cathedrals. Start the tour in the morning, the best time of day to walk the streets of the city. Go from the clock tower to the Assumption Cathedral, traversing the entire Old Town while learning about the history of the place.