Top Dalmatia Spring Break

Explore Krka National Park and Sibenik with ease on this group tour. Depart from Split in an air-conditioned vehicle equipped with WiFi and learn about the city of Sibenik from your driver-guide. Continue on to Krka and travel through the park. Travel by boat to Skradin and experience Croatian wine culture with a wine tasting.

Drink, dance, and party late into the night with this Split pub crawl. In the evening, meet your guide right in the center of Diocletian’s Palace, and get ready to let loose: after a welcome shot at the first venue, you’ll explore three other Split bars, where you can rub shoulders with both locals and visitors and down additional shots. Then, enjoy VIP access to one of the city’s vibrant nightclubs.

Explore some of Croatia’s natural beauty with ease on this day trip from Split. Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned, WiFi-equipped vehicle to Skradin and catch a boat across the water to Krka National Park. Skip the entry lines and walk through the park in the company of your guide, or independently. Visit a local city or town before returning to Split.

Spend hours of free time at Krka National Park, where you can hike or relax by Skradinski buk, a travertine waterfall on the Krka River. This day trip from Split includes minibus transport to the town Skradin, a short boat ride down the river to the falls, and entry to the Ethno Museum. You can upgrade with an optional wine and olive oil tasting.

Escape the crowds on land and admire Croatia's coastline at the most magical time of day on a sunset kayaking tour in Dubrovnik. Exploring in a kayak means that you'll have access to coves, caves and beaches that traditional tour boats can't reach. Plus, you'll enjoy stops to go cliff diving, swimming, and snorkelling, and well as sample some local wine.

The Pelješac Peninsula is famed for its wines. Yet it's also home to medieval Ston, with its ancient salt works encircled by a spectacular city wall, and Mali Ston Bay, which produces unusually delicious European flat oysters. Spend the half day indulging—without arguing about who's the designated driver—on this small group door-to-door tour. You'll visit Salt Works, a famous winery and oyster farm, and sample wine, cheese, olive oil, oysters, mussels, local sweets, and liqueurs.

Get the most out of limited time in Split by setting off on this private day trip to Krka National Park. Enjoy plenty of time to discover the natural landscape independently—including the waterfalls that the park is famous for—then continue the journey to a small family winery. Here you can enjoy the perk of lunch and wine tastings—all of which are included.

Visit two historical rich and important towns north of Dubrovnik with this informative and intriguing day trip. Explore the 14th-century of Ston, famous for its miles of medieval walls and some of the most delicious oysters you’ll ever taste. Then board a boat in nearby Orebić to visit Korčula Island, reportedly the home of Marco Polo. Stroll the streets of the walled Korčula Town, sample wine at a local winery and learn the history of the each place you visit.

See a side of Dalmatia that most tourists miss during a day trip to the island of Korcula from Dubrovnik. Ideal for travelers looking to escape the crowds on land, this tour offers a relaxed mix of free time and guided walks that reveal the culture and history of an area that’s often overlooked. Plus, a wine tasting session in some historic cellars is included.

The first stop is the UNESCO protected city Trogir. Only a fifteen-minute ride from Trogir is your first swimming spot. The area is special for its crystal clear blue sea so you can spend your time snorkelling, swimming and relaxing at a beach bar while enjoying the view of the surrounding islands. The last stop is the Laganini beach Club on Island Ciovo.

Krka National Park is home to some of Croatia’s most beautiful waterfalls and this day tour is a stress-free way to get there. Avoid the hassle of figuring out local bus timetables and enjoy hassle-free air-conditioned transport from Zadar. As well as stopping off at Krka National Park, the trip also visits a local winery and the beautiful town of Skradin.

Discover the wines of Hvar on a tour that introduces you to some of the natural beauty and culture of the island. You'll pass by villages and lavender fields on the way to Jelsa to visit a winery, where you'll learn about winemaking and enjoy a wine tasting.

If you’re looking for an authentic local foodie experience when visiting Split, then this is it. Swap crowded and touristy restaurants for the intimate alternative of dining on a local’s beautiful terrace. To help you understand more about local ingredients, the experience begins with a market tour. Then, head to your foodie guide’s home to watch cooking demonstrations and try a delicious multi-course meal.

Discover two wineries of Hvar on a half-day small-group wine tour of the island. With a guide at your side, you’ll journey away from Hvar town to explore the cellars of the local wine estates that you might struggle to find as a tourist alone. The experience ends with a wine tasting session, where a range of local varietals and regional food is served.

We are taking you to 2 locations of exceptional natural value inside of the NP with an included boat ride down the river canyon. We meet in Split/Trogir and take 1,5h drive to Entrance Lozovac,this is the best place to start the 2km walk around the Skradinski Buk waterfall (Relaxing walk downhill as the views are building up). After 2,5h at Skradinski Buk we continue our journey with a boat ride down the river canyon to our second location inside the NP,lovely little town of Skradin where you will have an opportunity to cool down with a nice swim inside of the Krka River. And last but not least,only a 10min drive from our swimming spot we have a little village called Plastovo. Let`s go for some wine tasting (included), learn about its production and if you decide taste some of the local specialties.In total 5h inside of the NP at two locations with exceptional views,boat ride, swimming inside of the Krka River and an extra visit to a local family food and wine tavern(agrotourism).

When you find yourself getting tired of wine, delve into Dubrovnik's craft beer scene on a brewery tour of the Dubrovnik Beer Company. Whether you are a beer enthusiast or just interested in seeing something new, you can enjoy a different side of Dubrovnik as your guide shares details about the brewing process and local culture. Plus, you can sample beers paired with cured meats and cheeses.

Escape the land-based crowds that gather at Dubrovnik’s top sunset spots on a kayaking tour that reveals the historic coastal city from a fresh perspective. No previous kayaking experience is required to enjoy this tour, which grants you access to parts of the coastline that you can’t access on foot or a larger boat. Plus, you’ll enjoy stops for snorkeling and wine.

Southern Dalmatia is known for its regional wines, but it can be hard to know where to visit to sample authentic produce. Discover the Pelješac peninsula on a wine tasting tour and visit 2 rural wineries, as well as the historic town of Ston. Learn about the region’s wine making process and enjoy included samples, benefiting from hassle-free round-trip transfer from your Dubrovnik hotel.

For those looking to uncover some of the culinary delights of the Pelješac Peninsula, this half-day private tour blends local seafood cuisine, and coastal landscapes. Venture to the quaint village of Hodilje for fresh oysters and mussels. Savor the symphony of flavors in the exquisite Buzara dish, expertly prepared in a delightful tomato sauce. Then, enjoy the prestigious Škurla family winery surrounded by idyllic beauty while you take part in an exquisite wine tasting experience.

A sunset cruise on the motor yacht Tamaris is the perfect way to explore Split's seaside during the world-famous sunset over Kastela Bay. Tamaris is a 27-meter day cruiser on 3 decks: 2 air-conditioned salons and a spacious open deck completely refurbished in ‘23 and upgraded with a new bar and professional sound system. Grab a complimentary glass of champagne as we start this 2-hour cruise with live music on board. Listen to relaxing tunes as we pass by Marjan Hill, sculptor Ivan Mestrovic’s Kastilac, Villa Dalmatia, the Oceanographic Institute, and Poljud Stadium. As we cruise alongside Kastela Bay, you’ll be able to enjoy unlimited included drinks from the open bar selection: wine, rose, champagne, beer, or soft drinks. For those who want more, our bartenders can prepare signature cocktails and mixers. Enjoy them on our spacious sundeck as Tamaris cruises around. Feel free to stay around for a few more drinks and dance to well-known rhythms.

See more of Dubrovnik with this e-bike tour to attractions around the city. After getting set up with your e-bike, you’ll first ride to the area of Mokosica to see the Ombla river waterfall. Then it’s onto the Dubrovnik Marina to learn about the city’s maritime history, and finally the Dubrovnik Bridge to admire its view. Reward your efforts with wine tasting and snacks at a local tavern to finish. Places on this small-group tour are limited to 8 people.

See Dubrovnik in a completely different way with this small-group kayak tour. Paddle around the majestic Dubrovnik City Walls with a licensed tour guide and explore the stunning caves around Lokrum Island. Afterward, you'll head to Sveti Jakov Beach for a delectable gourmet snack of smoked ham and cheese, octopus salad, or a tantalizing vegetarian plate. To top it all off, indulge in a delightful wine tasting at a beach restaurant with incredible views over the city.

Experience the inspiring architecture of the Franjo Tuđman Bridge as it spans gracefully over the picturesque River Ombla, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and connecting Dubrovnik to its mainland. Explore the enchanting River Ombla, known as one of the shortest rivers globally, with its emerald-green waters and unique karst formations, providing a tranquil retreat for nature lovers amidst lush greenery.Ascend to the majestic Mount Srđ, towering over Dubrovnik, and revel in breathtaking vistas of the Adriatic Sea and the iconic Old Town below, offering unparalleled opportunities for panoramic photography and outdoor adventures.Immerse yourself in the rich history of Croatia at the Homeland War Museum, where exhibits and artifacts commemorate the country's struggle for independence during the Homeland War, offering visitors profound insights into Croatia's recent past.