Tours and Trips in Dubrovnik

From Dubrovnik, visit the traditional village of āŒilipi, located in the Konavle Valley, where you can see an authentic folk village and traditional culture. Among the beautiful rural landscapes surrounding the village, take in the traditional culture and take in a native folk dance performance.

Lokrum Island lies just off the coast of Dubrovnik and takes around 15 minutes by boat. On this tour, take the adventurous option and paddle out to the island on a sea kayak. On arrival, admire views of the island's botanical gardens and Benedictine Monastery, explore the beaches and caves along the coast, and stop to swim and snorkel in the tranquil waters.

Explore the inland gems of the south Dalmatian coast with a stand-up paddle board lesson and tour on the Bacina Lakes. Located just off the scenic D8 road between Dubrovnik and Split, the lakes and surrounding river wetlands are rich in biodiversity. After an introductory lesson, glide along a canal system through bird habitats, fishing villages, and swamps for an active adventure in the heart of Croatia.

See Croatia in style by island hopping around the Adriatic Sea. This memorable 7-day island-hopping extravaganza of the Dalmatian Coast starts in Dubrovnik, ends in Split and visits a few islands in between. Traverse the islands of Korāula and Hvar, lingering in the ancient villages that are sprinkled around the islands. Learn about the history of each place. Dine on some delicious local dishes. Lounge on the beach and swim in some of the cleanest waters in the Mediterranean. Take walking tours of Dubrovnik, Hvar and Split, plus get hotel accommodation and airport transfers.

Postcard-perfect cities, sun-baked islands and UNESCO World Heritage-listed landmarks await you on this 7-night tour of Croatia. Spend two days exploring the Croatian capital of Zagreb; wander amid crystal-clear lakes at Plitvice Lakes National Park; step back in time at Diocletian's Palace in Split; and unwind on the islands of Hvar and Korāula before finishing up in Dubrovnik. Upgrade to a 9-night tour to include two extra nights in Dubrovnik or a cruise to Lokrum or the Elaphite Islands. Daily breakfasts, transport and 3- or 4-star accommodation all included.

When you come to Croatia, a MUST see is the Pearl of the Adriatic coast which is full of history and culture. It has a history of over one thousand years and is visible in every part of this city. The city is a living museum, a live stage and has an ideal connection between its historical past and modern day. It is surrounded by medieval walls that are 1940 metres long and preserved in their original form. They are open to visitors and are the city's greatest attraction. Since 1979, the town has been under UNESCO protection.Dubrovnik is mainly a cultural destination, which beside from monuments of interest, offers a series of cultural events and festivals. Dubrovnik is a destination where you can enjoy a rest, and has extremely good air connections with all the larger European centres. Dubrovnik is a city that charms, a city that you fall in love with and always return to and discover more unique experiences.

Book this full-day trip to diminutive but culturally and historically rich Montenegro. Travel through the Konavle Valley in Croatia, cross the border and then stop in the ancient village of Perast for a brief boat trip to a centuries-old church on an island and explore eye-popping pretty Kotor, situated in Europe's southernmost fjord.

Explore Dubrovnik on a private tour fro Split. Traveling with a dedicated guide is a great way for first-time visitors to get to know Croatia, especially if they're short on time. You'll get plenty of personalized attention and the ability to ask questions; your guide will tailor their commentary and the day's itinerary to your preferences. Highlights include Big Onofrio's fountain, the St. Francic and St. Blaise churches, and Srdj Mountain.

See the best of Croatia's mainland with this entertaining and educational 8-day guided tour. The trip begins in Dubrovnik, the 'Pearl of the Adriatic,' and travels north-west along the coast to superlative Split to see the incredible Diocletian's Palace an early 4th-century retirement palace of a Roman emperor, Diocletian. Go on a walking tour through incredible Plitvice National Park with its amazing turquoise waterfalls, and then get history-laden tours of Trogir, Zadar, and Zagreb, the capital of Croatia. Accommodation, transportation, daily breakfast and 5 dinners included.

Dubrovnik is not called the 'Jewel of the Adriatic' for nothing. This full-day guided tour of Dubrovnik and its surroundings starts by weaving through the limestone-paved streets of the ancient Stari Grad, or Old Town, a UNESCO-listed gem. See the main sighs such as the Rector's Palace and the Assumption Cathedral. After, get an unforgettable view of the Old Town from Mt Srā‘ and then sample some locally made wine and edible Dalmatian specialties in the Konavle Valley. Finally, finish the tour in Cavtat and relax on its harbor which has been the site of parked boats for two millennia.

The Adriatic Sea is an emotive body of water. The smell of the salt in the air, the dazzling color of blue, the sound of waves. This cruise takes you deep into the Adriatic, the sun on your skin, to the Elaphiti Islands. Visit three amazing islands, sitting just off the Dalmatian Coast and then cruise back to Dubrovnik having gone off the beaten path to a few of Croatia's most beautiful islands.

Discover top attractions on the island of Korāula on this adventurous 10-hour tour from Dubrovnik. Visit the ancient town of Ston - widely considered among the finest fortified towns in Europe - with a guide. Perhaps pick up some locally grown mussels or oysters, then head onward through the PeljeÅ¡ac Peninsula where lush vineyards thrive. Admire fine views over the bays and islands along the way, and discover top attractions including St Mark's Cathedral. Finish your tour with a winery visit and tasting, then return in comfort to Dubrovnik.

Enjoy a day in the Elafiti Islands on this cruise from Dubrovnik. Also known as the Elaphiti Islands, or the Elaphites, this small archipelago off the Croatian coast is known for its natural beauty. You'll visit a few of the isles: Lopud, Å ipan and Koloāep, where you can relax on the beach, admire gardens, and check out historical sites like monasteries. Lunch and drinks are included on board.

Visit one of the most beautiful medieval towns on the Mediterranean, Dubrovnik, on a 6-hour tour from Budva. Travel over the border to Croatia from Montenegro to explore the old town with an informative local guide. Highlights include the Franciscan Monastery and Sponza Palace on a tour that includes round-trip transfer from Budva.

You can stroll down the Stradun and walk the wall of Dubrovnik but it's much more meaningful if you know what you're looking at. Which is why this informative and fun walking tour is a must for any visitor to the 'Pearl of the Adriatic.' Learn what makes this UNESCO World Heritage site so amazing and special. Learn about the architecture - Gothic, Renaissance and baroque - and the history behind the palaces, fountains, monasteries and churches. Walk the high walls and get a different perspective of the city.

Sail out of Dubrovnik and see that other side of the Dalmatian Coast on this 3-night sailing adventure in Croatia: the islands and untrammeled swaths of the coast that few other tourists rarely venture to. After exploring Dubrovnik, hop on the boat and cut through the shimmering Adriatic Sea until you reach charming Ston, with its miles of medieval walls and delicious oysters; the Elaphiti Islands, dotted with ancient villages; and verdant Mljet Island National Park.  Daily activities include kayaking, hiking and exploring caves and coves.

Explore 16th-century history on Croatia's Dalmatian Coast on this 1-hour walking tour of Dubrovnik. Follow your guide on a tour through Dubrovnik's ancient streets and gain insight into the city's colorful past. Discover top sites of interest including Onofrio's Fountains and the Franciscan and Dominican St Saviour Church. Head along pretty Prijeko Street to the Old Port, and learn of the city's trading and maritime endeavors. During your tour, explore Croatia's rich folklore, and hear tales of ancient legend concerning Sponza Palace and Orlando's Column.

Take a comprehensive tour of Dalmatia's highlights on this tour from Dubrovnik. With a guide to help you understand the area's history and culture, visit the towns of Trsteno, Orasac, Ston, and the area's salt ponds. In addition to guided tours, travelers will have free time in each destination to explore or have a meal (own expense). Round-trip transportation from Dubrovnik included.

Learn of the struggles faced by Croatians during times of war on this 1-hour Dubrovnik walking tour. Explore Dubrovnik's historic Old Town and listen as your guide sheds light on the Balkan Peninsula's troubled past. Gain insight into the roots of Croatia's 20th-century wartime history and learn how the struggles are perceived by Dubrovnik's locals today. With personal accounts from your guide, hear stories from Dubrovnik's ancient and modern history, and piece them together to gain understanding of the state of the nation and its people in the modern era.

Discover Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Croatia on this 4-night tour from Dubrovnik. Explore Dubrovnik Old Town and its bevy of UNESCO-listed sights; journey through Župa Dubrovaāka valley to the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro; and trace the Neretva River delta to the towns of Poāitelj, Medjugorje and Mostar in Bosnia-Herzegovina. You'll enjoy ample free time to sightsee independently as well benefiting from the services of your guide. Daily breakfasts and four nights of 3- or 5-star accommodation in Dubrovnik are also included.