Be 'throned' with film locations and sights on a Private Tour of Dubrovnik, a city that is flanked on its coast by the Adriatic’s famously clean waters and on the other side, a hulk of the limestone crags which surge into the skies.
Dubrovnik is a beautiful baroque city, perfectly re-sculpted following the terrible, devastating 1667 earthquake, whose old centre is enclosed by high unbreachable walls in some places.
The beautiful metropolis exudes drama and history. Therefore it is no surprise when it was chosen as a location in the television series Game of Thrones.
Forget the photo menu tourist haunts of Prijeko and head to the old town to consider a table at a renowned restaurant instead, the name meaning 'young rooster' in Croation, any specialty you can eat here in your private sightseeing tours of Dubrovnik. For seafood, the well known Bota Sare is famous for it calming oysters. For some local fast food, you can’t beat the beautiful Beach eating cafes, with outstanding views of the actual town over the water.
Dubrovnik and its Countryside will bring you best of both, the city itself and the villages. You will learn about the history and local food!
Visiting Dubrovnik for the first time? Planning to take the famous Cable Car ride to see Dubrovnik’s beauty from the top of the hill? Reconsider that.
Dubrovnik Jewish Heritage Tour designed to discover rich history of Jewish community in once small, independent Dubrovnik Republic.
The Mediterranean jewel, beautiful Dubrovnik, has been severely damaged in a war of 1991 but rose up from the ashes like a Phoenix!
Get to know lesser-known facts about Dubrovnik, learn how they treated their deceased, how they cured the plague or how they treated their ladies...at sunset!
A guided tour of Croatia's famous Christmas markets. Spend 4 nights and 5 days exploring the markets that are sure to fill you with festive cheer!
Taste the famous wine of Peljesac alongside freshly hunted Oysters right out of the sea! An experience you can only have in Croatia!
Enjoy a panorama photo tour around Dubrovnik and its Old town! Our vehicles are equipped with wi-fi and air conditioning.
Half Day Private Tour Program, from Dubrovnik to Ston, with a visit to Ston Walls, Winery and Salt Plant. On the way back you will visit Trsteno Arboretum
Complete Game of Thrones Experience full day tour covers all the filming sites in Dubrovnik and its surroundings, from Highgardens, King's Landing to Ancient City of Qarth.
Stroll through Dubrovnik tour takes you back to the ancient town when the small city was built as a modest settlement on the reef and developed into the Republic.
Tour Dubrovnik is from the beginning of September and mid-October when temperatures aren't incredibly hot. The sea remains hot for these two months, an ideal time to take a dip into the sea rather than your savings. The peak season has arguably the nicest weather with average high temperatures fluttering around 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Prices drop from October through to end of April, but so will the temperatures and the beach appeal!
Cost per day would be around 65$ that includes food, drinks and transport to get you around. The cheapest way to stay would be to go live with a local person in their home; they are standing around at the bus station waiting to ask if you would stay with them and it's much cheaper than booking a hotel, and you can be part of the culture. try and prebook your tours before you go as it works out a lot cheaper.
The wine and beer are seriously underrated as they are fabulous so enjoy a glass or two !! guides are available everywhere throughout the city and rates are excellent. Sit down with a local for a chat as they love to get to know the visitors arriving and all about you, there are happy to discuss their culture. From late april bring mosquito spray as they are a nuisance and get everywhere!
The Winter months in Croatia are extremely cold, and prices are low. The Croats love Christmas time, even with all the snow, plus there's skiing as well. The summer coast is lovely, with the Adriatic warm enough for swimming, spring and early summer the best. The Peak season gets the most sun, followed by Split, Korčula Island and Dubrovnik. Your tour operator can advise on best times for travelling.
Tour Dubrovnik is from the beginning of September and mid-October when temperatures aren't incredibly hot. The sea remains hot for these two months, an ideal time to take a dip into the sea rather than your savings. The peak season has arguably the nicest weather with average high temperatures fluttering around 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Prices drop from October through to end of April, but so will the temperatures and the beach appeal!
Cost per day would be around 65$ that includes food, drinks and transport to get you around. The cheapest way to stay would be to go live with a local person in their home; they are standing around at the bus station waiting to ask if you would stay with them and it's much cheaper than booking a hotel, and you can be part of the culture. try and prebook your tours before you go as it works out a lot cheaper.
The wine and beer are seriously underrated as they are fabulous so enjoy a glass or two !! guides are available everywhere throughout the city and rates are excellent. Sit down with a local for a chat as they love to get to know the visitors arriving and all about you, there are happy to discuss their culture. From late april bring mosquito spray as they are a nuisance and get everywhere!
The Winter months in Croatia are extremely cold, and prices are low. The Croats love Christmas time, even with all the snow, plus there's skiing as well. The summer coast is lovely, with the Adriatic warm enough for swimming, spring and early summer the best. The Peak season gets the most sun, followed by Split, Korčula Island and Dubrovnik. Your tour operator can advise on best times for travelling.
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