CROATIA · WALKING TOURS
The small-group croatia walking tours go first and the good guides are booked out weeks ahead. Here are 15 to reserve before you land, and what separates them.
Join an English-speaking local guide for a 90-minute walk from Pile Gate through Stradun, past Onofrio’s Fountain, Sponza Palace, Rector’s Palace, and the Old Port. Guides such as Branko, Davor, Lana, and Goran mix Dubrovnik’s 1,400-year story with modern life, personal details, and useful food and sightseeing advice.
“Excellent tour guide Branko. He mixed ancient and modern history & personal stories for moving experience.”
Follow a local English-speaking guide through Dubrovnik’s King’s Landing locations, from Pile Gate and the Jesuit Stairs to Lovrijenac Fortress. Choose the two-hour Old Town walk or add Lokrum Island, Qarth filming sites, and the official Iron Throne. Guides such as Tihomir, Jelena, Eddie, and Karmen bring scenes and local history to life.
“Not much that could be improved. Very informative and explained everything with knowledge and with a great sense of humour. Highly recommended. Great couple of hours and learned so much how the Game of Thrones was filmed. Top man. One of the highlights of my trip to Croatia”
Walk through 1,700 years of Split with guides such as Mia, Slavko, Antonia, and Ivana. See Diocletian’s Palace, the Peristyle, Saint Domnius Cathedral, Gregory of Nin, and the Riva. The standard tour lasts 90 minutes, while longer options may add food, wine, or Trogir.
“Would recommend this walking tour. Our guide, Mia, walled through the main spots, gave us the historic significance of them. She also gave us her recommendations for places to visit and restaurants, and what tourist traps to avoid.”
Walk Dubrovnik’s Old Town with a licensed local guide in English. In about 90 minutes, you’ll see Pile Gate, the Franciscan Monastery, Orlando’s Column, Onofrio’s Fountain, Rector’s Palace, Sponza Palace, the Cathedral, and Luza Square. Guides such as Branko, Lana, Davor, Alex, and Goran are praised for clear storytelling, humor, and personal insight.
“Lana was excellent! We felt the tour was the right length and we learned so much about Dubrovnik. Recommended!”
Explore Split’s Diocletian’s Palace and old town with an English-speaking guide in a small group of up to 20. You’ll see the Peristyle, Vestibule, palace cellars, Golden Gate, Riva Harbor, Fruit’s Square, and the historic synagogue area. Guides such as Antonella, Anton, Mario, and Marino bring history to life, though paid palace sections cost extra.
“Our tour guide Professor Marino was amazing! He has a passion for his city, I would imagine is hardly rivaled. He has a wealth of knowledge, and is an amazing tour guide. I highly recommend this tour.”
Follow Dubrovnik’s Game of Thrones trail for about two hours with guides such as Branko, Alex, or Mara. See Pile Gate, Lovrjenac Fortress, Kolorina Bay, the old town, and the Walk of Shame steps while comparing scenes with on-location photos. Expect stairs, heat, and a separate €15 fortress fee unless your city walls ticket covers it.
“Great GOT tour, thoroughly enjoyed it as a fan of the show! Great insight shared and broadened my knowledge of the behind the scenes that took place to create this show.”
Walk Dubrovnik’s Old Town with a local English-speaking guide in a small-to-medium group of up to 30 people. In 90 minutes, you’ll see Stradun, the Franciscan Monastery, Rector’s Palace, the Cathedral, Old Port, Orlando Column, and more, with stories about Ragusa, local life, religion, and the Homeland War.
“Lots of historical but also interesting facts about the city, way of living and what else to visit during your stay. Good insights into Dubrovnik present time”
This 8.5-hour Šugaman Tours trip combines a guided walk in UNESCO-listed Trogir with Krka National Park, a panoramic boat cruise, and free time in Skradin. Guides such as Mate and Leo are known for lively Croatian history lessons. Transport is included, but park admission costs extra and must be paid in cash.
“Our guide, Mate, was great, very knowledgable, friendly and fun! Trogir was a lovely town, but the hilite of the tour was the Krka waterfalls...very beautiful, a must see! The boat ride was lovely too, but it was a very windy day so it was a bit of a chilly ride!”
Walk Dubrovnik’s full 2-kilometer city wall with a licensed guide in English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, or French. You’ll pass Pile Gate, Stradun, Bokar Fortress, Minceta Tower, Revelin, and St. John Fort, with time for photos and questions. Choose early morning for cooler air or sunset for softer light. The wall ticket costs extra.
“Great. Matea was very informative and we learned a lot about the history of Dubrovnik.”
Meet your English-speaking guide at Entrance 1 and follow a circular route through the lower lakes, upper lakes, or both. The tour combines forest walks, waterfalls, an electric boat, and a panoramic train. Guides such as Leopold, Dalibor, Patricia, and Emanuel are known for local stories, photo tips, and flexible pacing.
“We can really recommend our guide Leopold. He was the perfect guide: knowledgeable, nice, funny, He also gave us tips about other things such as good restaurants and other tourist attractions. This was a fantastic day with icredible, beautiful surroundings and marvellous waterfalls. Ulrika & family (Sweden)”
Meet beneath the orange umbrella near Pile Gate for a two-hour English walking tour through Dubrovnik’s Old Town and along its 2-kilometer walls. Guides such as Davor, Goran, Mara, and Andrea bring the city’s wars, forts, diplomacy, and daily life into focus. Expect steep stairs, sun, and a mandatory wall ticket bought separately.
“Davor was a very knowledgeable guide and provided lots of interesting information along with a great sense of humour. Thanks!”
Start at Zrinjevac Park and walk through Zagreb’s main squares, cathedral, market, WWII tunnels, Upper Town, and Tkalčićeva Street. English-speaking guides such as Robert, Marko, Iva, and Zrinka mix history, humor, local tips, and photo stops. The funicular ticket is included when the railway operates, but renovation affects service until March 2026.
“The tour was great! Our guide (Marko) was very knowledgeable and personable. He made the tour really fun and shared a lot of knowledge.”
Walk from Zrinjevac Park through Zagreb’s central squares, cathedral, Dolac Market, Tkalčićeva Street, Grič Tunnel, and Upper Town. English-speaking local guides such as Petra, Tomislav, and Maja mix history with humor, practical tips, and personal stories. The small-group format keeps the tour conversational. The funicular is closed until March 2026.
“Excellent tour, well led by the friendly and highly informed guide. We saw lots of sights and ( most importantly) heard the history and tales behind them. Would strongly recommend it to anyone visiting this wonderful City.”
Walk through Split’s ancient palace and medieval center with a local English-speaking guide such as Mia, Slavko, Ivana, or Tino. In 90 minutes, you’ll see the Golden Gate, Pjaca, the 24-hour city clock, Cathedral of Saint Domnius, and Riva promenade, while learning how modern life fits inside Diocletian’s old walls.
“Our guide Marta was great. She clearly explained everything about the palace and its history! Also gave us info about restaurants and shopping!”
Walk Split’s old town with Toni Šare, a local historian and owner of DiocleSpot Tours. In about 1 hour 45 minutes, you’ll see Diocletian’s Palace, the Riva, Roman gates, noble palaces, and filming sites while Toni uses his own 3D reconstructions to show how the palace once looked. Choose a group or private tour.
“Great tour! Toni was very knowledgeable and kept the tour interesting. Loved learning about Split. Highly recommend this tour.”
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