After crossing the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina, we drive along the emerald river Neretva and make a short stop in Pocitelj, a historic urban settlement, before reaching the town of Mostar.
Mostar is a city of poetry, a city of stone and sleepy, narrow winding streets. It is a city where the traveler from the North feels the first dashes of the Mediterranean air imbued with scents of citrus and sea, while the traveler from the South reaches the first glimpses of the continent beyond.
The town is exceptional for its dwellings and monuments assembled harmoniously over the centuries thanks to the favorable geographical conditions and economic climate. Experience the sights such as the Old Bazaar, the Turkish House and one of the many old Mosques and, of course, the stone bridge which the town is famous for. After a guided tour of the town enjoy some free time for strolling around and browsing among the many old crafts shops.
On our way back we stop in Blagaj to visit its Tekija, a centuries old Dervish monastery, situated at the foot of a cliff, next to the source of the river Buna. Its unique and picturesque series of buildings look even better in person than in pictures.
Important information
Please note that, as this tour crosses borders, you should check whether you need a visa or passport to access the next destination.
Enjoy famous Blue cave and Green caves on Kolocep island and sandy beach Sunj on Lopud island where you can walk in the sea for 50 meters.
This tour consists of visiting Blue cave, Green caves on Kolocep island and sandy beach Sunj on Lopud island. Kolocep and Lopud are part of Elaphiti islands. The caves are located on Kolocep island, after that we visit sandy beach Sunj on Lopud island. You can snorkel on all these places.
Elaphiti islands are group of islands near Dubrovnik.Kolocep is a picturesque island with diverse nature and vegetation and it is called Green island. Lopud, often called a hidden gem of Elaphiti, is the most developed island and also abounds with green vegetation. The entire tour takes place by speedboat. In order to be able to see the caves, it is necessary to jump into the sea and swim to the caves. During the tour we do not visit the ports of the island. Bring your bathing suits, towels and enjoy the Elaphite Islands
This tour consists of a visit to the Elaphiti Islands and snorkelling in the Blue Cave.
Elaphiti islands are a group of islands near Dubrovnik. We will sail with our catamaran from the old town harbour.
We will enjoy in panoramic view during our trip and visit popular beach Sunj.
The island of Lokrum is a small uninhabited island near the old town. This island is a favourite place for locals during hot summer days and it is known as the green oasis of Dubrovnik.
Kolocep is a picturesque island with varied nature and vegetation.
Lokrum is an island near Dubrovnik, a favourite place for locals during hot summer days.
Lopud, often called the hidden gem of Elaphiti, is the most developed island and also rich in green vegetation.
Book your spot today and get ready for an amazing experience!
Kotor, a stone walled town and seaport, is located at the southern end of the amazing Bay of Kotor in Montenegro. Its narrow streets, fascinating city walls and medieval palaces hide interesting stories. Well-preserved old family houses of local aristocracy still witness the life of golden age of this town. This rich heritage was recognized by UNESCO and listed under its protection.
After Kotor we will visit a small coastal town of Perast. Often called a hidden gem of Boka, Perast is charming baroque town famous for small man-made island Lady of Our Rocks with chapelfrom the 17th century. Sometimes people call Perast "open air museum".
To check it out why, you need to book this tour and explore more interesting legends and attractive scenery of Kotor and Perast.
Important information
Please note that, as this tour crosses borders, you should check whether you need a visa or passport to access the next destination.
See and taste how food truly is in the heart and soul of Dubrovnik
An English-speaking local food guide
You'll get a glass of award-winning Croatian wine at three of the stops
Join Richard and his team for a tour of one of the prettiest cities in the world: Dubrovnik! You will explore the enchanting historical Old Town, learn about the city's history and savor some of the best Dalmatian bites. You'll sample food at each of the 6 stops, ranging from local snacks and appetizers, to meat, seafood and dessert.
Richard, or one of his food-loving guides, will explain the history of local cuisine and the culture hidden throughout the streets of the ancient city.
This is so much more than a food tour...it is an intimate, firsthand experience with the people, the culture, and the mouth-watering cuisine. What are you waiting for? Come and savor the adventure!
Discover the wonders of Dalmatia on this private 5-hour tour of Cavtat, Sivi Soko, and Konavle. Your tour starts with hotel pick-up in Dubrovnik. Sit back and enjoy the views on your short, 30-minute drive to Cavtat.
Enjoy up to an hour of free time to explore the village of Cavtat, a former Greek settlement called Epidaurus. Wander the quaint harbor, visit St. Nicholas church, or relax in a local cafe by the seaside.Meet with your driver again for another short drive through the countryside of Konavle. Drive up the winding roads to the Sivi Soko viewpoint, overlooking the Bay of Dubrovnik. Take in the views on a short 10-minute stop.
After, head to the final stop, a traditional Croatian restaurant. Enjoy the local delicacy, veal under the bell, also known as peka.
Your excursion starts with pick-up at your Dubrovnik hotel at your pre-arranged time. Enjoy a less than 2-hour drive with your English-speaking driver down the scenic routes of Croatia and across the border to Bosnia and Hercegovina.
Your first stop will be at the ,,Gem of Hercegovina", the Kravice falls. The falls created by the river Trebizat provide an always relaxing and cool background for picnics and relaxing in pristine nature. Spend as much time as you wish in this beautiful place, take a swim, go for a stroll, or simply enjoy a coffee in the local cafes.
After Kravice, join your driver again for another short trip to the home of the region's most famous bridge, Mostar. Walk down the streets of Old Town and discover the hidden gems of Mostar. Your professional English-speaking driver/guide will give you all information. After, join your driver once again for a smooth drive in your air-conditioned transportation back to Dubrovnik. Along the way stop at the medieval town of Pocitelj, which rests on the side of a hill with its iconic tower overlooking the valley.
No matter if are you Stark, Lannister, Greyjoy, Tyrell, Petyr Baelish, Targaryen or others fan.What all of them have in common is that they were in Dubrovnik, King's Landing, Qarth. On their journey, some of them visited the main capital while some of them just used site locations for the purpose of filming such as Qarth.
Do you want to walk down the streets where Cersei had her walk of shame, or see where she departed her daughter to Dorn? Even better, everyone's favorite recreate Joffrey's death. Visit Littlefinger's brothel or visit the garden where Margery and Sansa spend a lot of time talking about their king. It doesn't matter what house you look up to, in Dubrovnik you will find everything that will make you feel like you are part of King's Landing.
Dubrovnik indeed provided ideal natural settings for King's Landing, and you will realize this, once you get a chance to stroll around its cobbled streets.
This private tour is an opportunity to explore the beautiful natural setting of the green and fertile Konavle valley. A scenic drive through small and picturesque villages will first take you to the village of Gruda where Antonia Ruskovic keeps a tradition of a small ancient handicraft of silk production. Silk is one of the oldest textile fibers known to mankind. During the Roman Empire, it was sold for its weight in gold. Here in the Konavle Valley, near Dubrovnik, women keep alive the ancient craft of silk production, not for profit, but for the sake of tradition. After visiting Antonia's atelier, we will continue our drive to the Ljuta village where you will visit the Old Mill called ''Mlinica Dvori'' which is still in function today. Here you will be able to see a demonstration of flour production using traditional methods where the water powers the stone mill. There is a whole system of watermills and stamp mills built on the river Ljuta, which consisted of eight watermills for flour, two watermills for oil and three stamp mills. JuST a few steps further there is a small rustic tavern called ''Vinica Monkovic'', where you will have local traditionally prepared lunch.
Dubrovnik is not just about the Old Town. It is also its countryside. Nowadays is all about exploring this beautiful area and meeting the locals in their family households in Konavle for a cooking class and lunch. Upon arrival, our hosts will welcome us with a homemade traditional liqueurs and dry fruits, all that being the work of their hands. After that they will take us on a tour of their household. Depending on the season, we will have the chance to pick something out of the garden, which will later be used as the ingredient for preparing traditional lunch. You will learn how to prepare local dishes. This cooking class is created to present local ambiance and authentic feeling of a life in the village. Before our return to Dubrovnik, we will explore Sokol Grad standing high on inaccessible rocks above the village of Dunave in Konavle, where its imposing form has dominated the Konavle valley since the Illyrian times. Its shape matches the natural stone on which it rests, and its grey color blends with the natural surroundings. The earliest records of this fascinating structure can be found in documents dating from 1391 today kept in the Dubrovnik Archives.
The island of Korcula undoubtedly holds a privileged position among the Croatian islands. Here we find more legends, tales and monuments than anywhere else. Being famous stonemasons, shipbuilders and seafarers, the people of Korcula left their marks all over the world, but have saved their best works for their hometown. Experience the narrow streets, beautiful churches and magnificent palaces in one of the best-preserved medieval towns in the Mediterranean. After sightseeing - free time for lunch or swimming.
Dubrovnik, often called the Pear of the Adriatic, is a city with a rich history and heritage. Best known for its city walls, from which it offers stunning views, the Old Town has many other monuments and sights worth seeing.
With this one hour walking tour and a licensed, local guide you will see most of the sights and churches, such as St. Saviour's Church, small church is often venue for concerts, Franciscan monastery, unavoidable statue of Orlando, beautiful Sponza Palace, which was customs office in a time of Republic, former home of Prince of the Republic, glamorous Rector's Palace, charming Old Port full of small boats of local people and fishermen and more.
The guide will also tell you impressive stories of history and tradition. So take a walk through the magical Old Town and see the beautiful monuments and hear the fascinating legends.
You will start with a pleasant panoramic ride along the Adriatic coastline; the first stop will be made in the small village of Orasac where we will participate in a demonstration of the olive oil production the old-fashioned way, where the mill is run by a horse. Here you will also have an opportunity to taste some homemade cheese, smoked ham and wine. After visiting the village of Orasac you will continue towards the Peljesac peninsula, famous for its wine, seafood and salt pans. Our first stop is village Ponikve where we will
visit a small family-owned winery that produces high quality wine and seafood brought fresh from their beds in the nearby Mali Ston bay. As a cherry on top of a cake comes the town of Ston, the "oyster capital" of Croatia. Especially interesting are the magnificent 5-km long walls surrounding the town - the longest defense walls after the Great Wall of China, and its ancient salt pans where the salt is still produced the same way as back in the time of the Dubrovnik Republic, as well as the time of the Romans, who built them.
The island of Korcula undoubtedly holds a privileged position among the Croatian islands. Here we find more legends, tales and monuments than anywhere else. Being famous stonemasons, shipbuilders and seafarers, the people of Korcula have left their marks all over the world, but have saved their best works for their hometown. Experience the narrow streets, beautiful churches and magnificent palaces in one of the best-preserved medieval towns in the Mediterranean. After sightseeing - free time for lunch or swimming. On your drive back, toast to your lovely day with a glass of the region's signature red wine Plavac Mali at one of the wine cellars on the Peljesac peninsula.
