Top Croatia Literary Tours

Discover ‘Game of Thrones’ film sites of Dubrovnik on this walking tour that takes in the real-life attractions used for some of the show’s locations. As you explore the city’s World Heritage-listed Old Town with your guide, enjoy views of the red-roofed skyline you know as King’s Landing. Follow in Joffrey’s footsteps at Lovrijenac Fortress, stand where Ayra Stark stood, and hear behind-the-scenes stories about filming in the city. When booking, you can choose to upgrade to include a tour to Trsteno Arboretum, which was used as the palace gardens.

See the highlights of UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace on this whirlwind, introductory walking tour. Pick from several convenient, daily departure times, and meet your guide at the palace’s North Gate. Discover filming locations that were used for 'Game of Thrones,' see the Cathedral of St. Domnius, and learn all about the landmark’s millennia of history as you discover.

Avoid the tourist crowds with a private walking tour of Pula’s historic center. Stroll the streets for an intimate perspective of landmarks including the Roman amphitheater, city gates, harbor, and Venetian fortress, with illuminating insights provided by your local guide. Benefit from the flexibility of a private tour, exploring at a pace that suits you, and arrange a convenient departure time according to your schedule.

The Plitvice Lakes National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site and renowned for its dramatic waterfalls, glittering lakes, and lush forested cliffs. This admission ticket offers full access to the park’s hiking trails and boardwalks, so you can explore the natural wonders at your own pace. Also included is a ride on the park’s panoramic view, shuttle buses between the Upper and Lower Lakes, and an electric boat cruise around Kozjak Lake.

Dalmatia’s natural landscapes are world-famous, but typical coach tours don’t always offer an intimate experience of the varied terrain. Discover the region on an ATV Quad safari from Split, and cruise along off-road trails for unique insight into the country’s mountains, rivers, and countryside. Choose between a morning or afternoon excursion, and benefit from the small-group size for a personalized experience, keeping energized with a local lunch included.

Set sail from Pula to see the coast as the sun sets. Travel to Brijuni National Park and enjoy dinner and drinks on deck as you spot dolphins leaping out of the sea and swimming alongside the boat in their home waters of the park. On your way back to the port, enjoy views of the famous Pula lighting giants.

Ogulin is the homeland of fairy tales. As a storyteller and tour guide I am very familiar with the local stories and legends. Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić Croatia's most popular children's writer was born here, and many enjoy my storytelling of her fairy tales and local tales. People also enjoy the natural and cultural sites in the town that inspired her books.

Book a Jet Ski adventure from Trogir to combine sights of the blue lagoon at Drvenik Veli with high-speed thrills. You’ll ride in a private group of up to eight people (on four Jet Skis) along with a professional guide, and enjoy time to cool down with a swim in the clear waters, too.

Many Game of Thrones scenes were filmed in Dubrovnik Old Town. But others were filmed outside the city walls, and it's those sites this intimate tour hits. You'll visit King's Landing gardens (AKA Trsteno Arboretum, an ancient botanical garden); you'll scale Mt. Srd, one of several locations to have stood in for King's Road; and you'll see the abandoned Hotel Belvedere, where the Mountain and Oberyn's death match took place.

A walking tour of Old Town Zagreb is an exciting program about two settlements on neighboring hills, which are the main parts of Zagreb. Gradets (also known as Gornji Grad) is the first, and Kaptol is the second. The main Tkalchicheva street with its houses in the valley along the Medvescak stream Together with a professional local guide, you will immerse yourself in the medieval atmosphere of old Zagreb, with its narrow streets surrounded by 18th and 19th-century buildings. Zagreb is a beautiful city, but it is also an important European center, through which the legendary Orient Express passed. We will walk through the most significant places of Upper and Lower Zagreb, talk about Croatian traditions and gastronomy, look at the colorful Dolac market, and witness at the architectural symbols of the city. And then, optionally, we will reward ourselves with a mug of Croatian dark beer!

Do you love art? Moreover, what about its history? The artistic side of Zagreb will really please you. You are going to start in Naïve art museum. Here you will learn about this very typical art of northern Croatia- who was naive artists, their art techniques, motives, life stories. Then, find out more about life and work of best- known Croatian artist, Ivan Meštrović. It is an amazing success story from the beginning of the 20th century of a boy from a poor village. He a superb sculptor and was trained in Vienna. In Zagreb, he lived for twenty years. What impressive sculptures were made by Ivan Meštrović? What is so special about his life? On Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, for extra 10 HRK per person, we can add a visit to one of the apartments of artists who were active in Zagreb, and their homes are now museums. This is a great opportunity to see the apartments from the first half of the 20th century and learn further about the life of different artists.