Top Dalmatia Historical Tours

Ditch Dubrovnik for the day and head to Split, the lovely coastal town 140 miles (229 kilometers) up the coast. After meeting your guide, learn about the history of the area during the three-hour drive. Once in town, take a 1.5-hour walking tour of the city. See incredible sights, like Dioclean's Palace, the Riva promenade, and ancient churches and temples. Take free time to do some sightseeing on your own and perhaps enjoy a meal at a local restaurant.

Get folked up on this private tour from Dubrovnik to Konavle, a rustic swath of southern Dalmatia that has strong folk traditions. Enjoy some dried figs and herb brandy as a welcome to the village of Čilipi and then explore the area. Browse for crafty souvenirs, watch a folk dance performance, and stroll around the Konavle Ethnographic Museum. On Sundays, partake in the Sunday fair where locals come out in traditional garb.

Explore with us the best kept secret of Vis island – Cold War military facilities and tunnels. Because of them, Vis was inaccessible for foreign tourists throughout the 20th century, but now they stand as a testament of a cold war mentality and offer the unique opportunity for a day trip.

Cross the border into Bosnia and Herzegovina—and explore both natural and cultural attractions—on this seamless, full-day tour from Makarska. Depart in the morning via air-conditioned coach. You’ll discover the Kravice Waterfall and Kocusa Waterfall, both of which are popular for swimming and sightseeing. Enjoy a local lunch after your visit before continuing to the Franciscan Monastery of St. Anthony in Humac, the oldest monastery in the region.

Take a full day tour to Mostar, and experience the highlights of this charming small town. One of the most sunniest towns in Bosnia & Herzegovina, situated on the river Neretva hide memorable and fascinating stories. The most famous monument in Mostar is Old bridge, a masterpiece of Ottoman empire destroyed in the war in 1993., but rebuilt and added to UNESCO´s World Heritage List in 2005. This town will excite you with its narrow streets in which flows the Orient breath, peaceful life without stress and haste and friendly people. Things that you definitely shouldn´t miss is to drink Turkish coffee on the main street and taste delicious sweets. • Full day tour to Mostar • Enjoy walking through oriental streets • Taste delicious Bosnia cuisine and try finger licking cakes • Visit Old Brigde, the most famous monument in Mostar

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.

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.

Leave Split for the day and head down the Dalmatian Coast to Dubrovnik on this informative and entertaining guided tour of Dubrovnik, the "Pearl of the Adriatic." Take a 1.5-hour guided walking tour of Old Town, strolling the limestone-paved streets within the medieval walls and learning about the history of the city. Then take some free time to explore Dubrovnik on your own.

Split from Split for the day and experience three very exciting places on this guided tour from Split or Trogir. Stop in the medieval town of Počitelj on your way to Mostar, where you can see its UNESCO-listed bridge and learn about the divide between the Christian and Muslim parts of town. Your day continues with the visit of Kravica Waterfall before returning to Split or Trogir.

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.

Pack your passport and head over the border to Bosnia and Herzegovina on this private full-day tour from Split or Trogir. Journey through the scenic Dalmatian hinterlands to Međugorje village, where you can climb the Hill of Apparition, a pilgrimage site famed for its alleged apparitions of the Virgin Mary. Next, continue to UNESCO-listed Mostar, where the much-photographed highlights include the Stari Most Bridge, the Ottoman-era Muslibegovica House and the Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque. Best of all: this private tour is fully customizable so you can tailor the itinerary to suit your interests.

Explore the medieval monuments and UNESCO-listed wonders of Dubrovnik on this private full-day tour from Split or Trogir. Admire the lush landscapes of the Dalmatian hinterlands and the rugged mountain valleys of Bosnia and Herzegovina on the scenic drive to Dubrovnik. Then, follow your guide on a walking tour of the historic city, including the chance to climb the medieval city walls, stroll down the lively Stradun and take in the views from the Minceta Fortress. Best of all: this private tour is fully customizable so you can tailor the itinerary to suit your interests.

Explore Klis, a medieval fortress in Split, with a local guide during this 4-hour sightseeing tour. See a historical military formation called Kliški uskoci or 'Deserters of Klis', who wear authentic historical uniforms, including weapons. Watch a sword duel and witness a spear throwing demonstration. Visit the Church of St Vid and visit the armory, recognizable as the city of Mereen from the popular television show Game of Thrones. On the return journey to Split, make a stop in the historical town of Salona.

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!

Our tours are unique because they can be presonalized to the smallest detail. We provide you with well educated drivers and brand new and maintained vehicles.

Our tours are unique because they can be presonalized to the smallest detail. We provide you with well educated drivers and brand new and maintained vehicles.

Town of Šibenik has even two UNESCO monuments within the town - but did you know that in just small distance, possible is to visit another Dalmatian cities with their own UNESCO stories - and to have a fantastic heritage half day trip!

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.

Leave Croatia and cross the border to Bosnia and Herzegovina for a sightseeing tour around the old city of Mostar. See key landmarks like the Old Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Crooked Bridge, Sahat Tower, and the ancient village of Pocitelj over the course of the day. Discover the history of the country from your tour guide and enjoy a personalized experience with a group limited to 18.

Island of Mljet is a famous national park, an oasis of pristine nature, and amazing flora and fauna.  Take a tour with a catamaran and enjoy one of the most beautiful islands in Adriatic.

Visiting Montenegro in a day from Dubrovnik without a guide could mean you get hung up on planning and miss some highlights. Make the most of a trip on this guided tour, with air-conditioned transport, pickup and drop-off from your hotel, and a driver-guide to supply background on the country's sights, history, and culture, and help ensure easy border crossings. Your trip includes stops at UNESCO-listed Kotor, Budva, and the island town of Sveti Stefan.

Visit two beautiful small towns with rich history, culture and gastronomy in one day.  Ston is famous for medieval town walls,one of the longest in the world. You'll also see the oldest active saltworks in Europe and try delicious oysters. Korčula is a hometown of Marco Polo, with beautiful architecure, food and wine. On this island you can have a real Mediterranean experience.

Split History & Nature Tour is a tour where we will visit city of Split and its famous 1700 years old Palace of the Roman emperor Diocletian that was enlisted in UNESCO’s World Heritage since it’s one of the most significant original structures of the late ancient architecture. During the tour you will be also introduced to Peristyle (the central square inside the palace), Saint Duje’s Cathedral (patron saint of Split), Diocletian’s mausoleum, Jupiter’s temple, Vestibul, Golden Gate, Diocletian’s underground vaults, waterfront and other important historical and cultural sites of Split

The Croatian city of Dubrovnik has been featured in a number of TV series and films, and for good reason. During this panoramic small-group tour, discover all of the city’s most photogenic spots such as the Franjo Tudman Bridge for views of the Elaphiti Islands, the port, and the Ombla River and Srd Mountain for the best view of Dubrovnik’s Old City.