Private excursion to Medjugorje from Dubrovnik

Det beste av Montenegro

En reise gjennom det stadig skiftende landskapet langs den dalmatiske kysten sør for Dubrovnik tar deg med til det lille landet Montenegro – et land med vakker natur og en flott kulturarv. Du får oppleve Kotor, Perast og øya Our Lady of the Rocks på denne heldagsutflukten.Dagen starter i Perast, der vi krysser over til den lille øya Our Lady of the Rocks. Der ligger kirken med samme navn som er kjent for 68 fresker malt av en av barokkens mester, kunstneren Tripo Kokolja. Vår neste stopp er Kotor – den befolkede middelalderbyen står på UNESCOs verdensarvliste, og du får vite alt om det på en guidet tur.I Kotor får du også litt tid på egen hånd slik at du kan se nærmere på den berømte katedralen St Tryphon eller havnemuseet og deretter slå deg ned på en kafé på torget for å ta noe å drikke og la inntrykkene dine synke inn.

Dubrovnik self-guided mystery tour

Book this self-guided tour to follow hints, solve mysteries and learn more about Dubrovnik.

Mostar and Medjugorje full-day trip from Dubrovnik

Spend a wonderful day in Bosnia and Herzegovina with this full-day trip from Dubrovnik. Visit Medjugorje and two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in just one day.

Montenegro full-day trip from Dubrovnik

Discover many important sites in Montenegro on a full-day trip from Dubrovnik. Visit the fishing village of Perast and the old town of Kotor .

Three islands boat tour with lunch from Dubrovnik

Enjoy your cruise to the Elafiti islands, spend four hours of free time sunbathing and swimming and discover the islands of Kolocep, Lopud and Sipan.

Dubrovnik Game of Thrones and city walls private tour

Explore the locations from the "Game of Thrones" series in Dubrovnik! See the Fort Lovrijenac, city walls and sit on the Iron Throne!

Kayaking trip through Croatia’s Neretva Valley with lunch

Sprawling across Bosnia and Herzegovina, before pouring into the Adriatic Sea from Croatia, the Neretva Delta makes for a peaceful place to pick up a paddle. On this kayaking trip, you'll spend the day navigating the maze of canals and lagoons that peel off from the Neretva River.Your guide will set a leisurely pace along the protected waterways, allowing you to fully embrace this quiet slice of Croatia's great outdoors, with stops for swimming, too. There's plenty of wildlife to look out for, with herons, kingfishers and eagles making the waterways their home and hunting ground. Plus, being in a kayak gives you a stealthy advantage over noisier boats for capturing the best photos of the local birdlife.It's not just what's above the water that's of interest, though. You'll paddle to Kuti Lake, where local legends suggest that the ancient city of Troy lies beneath– your guide will fill you in on the full story surrounding this mysterious myth. As lunchtime approaches, you'll hang up your paddles and head to Lopoc for a hearty Croatian meal. There are plenty of options on the menu and, depending on how adventurous you're feeling, you could even try local delicacies like frogs or eels.

Private tour from Dubrovnik to Ston, Mostar and Kravice Waterfalls

Embark on a private tour to discover Ston's medieval walls, Mostar's UNESCO World Heritage Site, and enjoy the natural beauty of Kravice Waterfalls.

Blue Cave by night

As you cruise around the wild green island of Kolocep in the Adriatic Sea, you'll catch a glimpse of traditional Croatian life, with its peaceful fishing villages, sprawling Mediterranean landscapes and mesmerising caves. You'll gather at the dock for a quick safety briefing before setting sail on an evening adventure that takes you to the island's famous caves that have been carefully carved by the sea over thousands of years. Local guide, Mia, says "I love asking guests which cave is their favourite because they're so different. The Green Caves feel rejuvenating and full of life, while the Blue Cave has a more mysterious feel."After a cruise across the calm waters of the Adriatic, you'll approach the lesser-known but utterly magical Three Green Caves, affectionately known as the ‘Three Sisters'. The captain will drop anchor, giving you around half an hour to swim around and explore. To see the emerald-green reflections that give them their name, head to the largest green cave. And, if you're feeling adventurous, swim through the narrow passage of the Canyon Cave to see the light and shadows dance on the cliff walls. Hop back onboard, where there's plenty of soft drinks, beer and wine, and head to the south of the island and the famous Blue Cave. Mia adds “in the evening light, the tunnels and caverns take on a whole new level of beauty.” You'll have time to take in the peaceful atmosphere and vivid blues for yourself as you moor up for around 30 minutes here. Then, it's back on the boat for a few drinks and some music as you return to the dock with a new appreciation for nature's masterpieces.

Half-day war tour to discover the history of Yugoslavia

Learn about Yugoslavia's history at the Red History Museum, then visit Mount Srđ's Homeland War Museum, and visit Kupari village.