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Full-day tour to Mostar and Kravice Waterfalls from Dubrovnik

Book this full-day trip from Dubrovnik to Mostar and Kravice Waterfalls with guided tours, hotel pickup, and free time to explore!

Adults-only sunset boat trip from Dubrovnik with cocktails & canapes

Set sail on a traditional wooden boat from Old Town port, with the golden sunset as your backdrop. From your spot on deck, enjoy the views of Lokrum island and Dubrovnik's ancient city walls. As you cruise, sip two expertly crafted signature cocktails, accompanied by cold canapés and fresh fruit. The excursion concludes back at Old City port, leaving you with unforgettable memories of scenic views and carefully mixed cocktails.

Full-day tour in Montenegro's Kotor from Dubrovnik with ferry ride

Fancy ticking off another country during your holiday to Croatia? This tour takes you across the border to Montenegro for a full-day tour of Kotor, a coastal town that's loaded with cultural and historical sights. You'll skip the traffic and take a ferry to the town where you'll follow your guide during a walking tour of its UNESCO-rated old town. A huge cathedral, ancient city walls, cosy cafes – you'll see them all. There's some free time on the agenda, too, for you to explore on your own. And, if you're feeling adventurous, you can also head up to the hilltop fortress that overlooks the bay – you can walk up, or take a cable car.

Golden hour Dubrovnik tuk tuk tour

The terracotta-topped city of Dubrovnik sprawls out beneath you in the glow of sunset on this tour with a twist. Instead of taking on the bustling streets under your own steam, you can sit back and relax in a three-wheeled tuk tuk, with a local guide putting in the legwork.You'll set off at 5:30pm on this evening tour and head north to the Franjo Tuđman Bridge. This modern structure spans the Rijeka Dubrovačka and gives you the perfect vantage point over Lapad Bay and the surrounding islands and mountains. From here, you get a real sense of contrast, standing on a contemporary cable-stayed bridge, overlooking Dubrovnik's centuries-old architecture.As the sun begins to set, your tuk tuk driver's legs get pumping. You'll zigzag your way uphill, out of the city, to Mount Srd for some of the best views away from the crowds. From here, the domes, towers and ancient stone walls of Dubrovnik look all the more dramatic in the sun's last haze of purple and orange before it dips below the horizon. After taking plenty of photos, and letting your guide catch their breath, you've another half-an-hour to absorb the city sights. You'll head back to your hotel on routes that take you beyond the old town.

Half-day boat tour to the Elaphiti Islands with Blue Cave visit

It's the deep blues of the Adriatic Sea and the fresh greens of the abundant pine forests that make Croatia's Elaphiti Islands so inviting as you cruise to their quiet bays and sandy shores. You can expect to take things at a leisurely pace on this afternoon boat trip, as local guide, Ivan explains, “the locals treasure these islands for their ‘old Adriatic rhythm'. You'll find fishing villages, forest paths and tiny populations with a strong sense of community – oh and no cars.”Make your escape from Dubrovnik's hustle and bustle at Lapadska Obala Pier and board a traditional wooden boat called a leut – the owners built it themselves and you'll only find this kind of boat in Croatia. Your first port of call is Koločep Island. As you approach the bay on the north of the island, you'll see rugged, green cliffs and a smattering of terracotta-topped houses – not a bad view as you drop anchor for your first swim stop.Heading northwest, you'll cruise over to Lopud Island next – drinks from the bar are included along the way. You're in for a treat here, as Sunj Beach on the southeast of the island boasts a rare golden stretch of sand, as opposed to the pretty, but pebbly beaches that the region's known for. After around an hour of swimming and relaxing, you'll head to the Blue Cave, back on Koločep. Your captain was raised on these islands, so they know the best spot to anchor while you swim into the cave. Once inside, the name of the cave becomes obvious as the whole cavern is filled with a blue hue from the light reflecting off the water. Top tip – bring a waterproof camera to catch the surreal colours of the cave before you cruise back to the harbour.

Flavours of Dubrovnik full meal food tour in a small group

Savour authentic Croatian cuisine on this intimate Dubrovnik food tour.

Full-day trip to Kotor and Perast from Dubrovnik

Book this full-day trip from Dubrovnik to Montenegro's Bay of Kotor and Perast, with guided tours, hotel pickup, and free time to explore scenic coastal towns!

Dubrovnik sunset dinner cruise

Hop aboard for a scenic evening dinner cruise around Lokrum Island and Dubrovnik's historic city walls. Get things started with an aperitif and nibbles, including roasted almonds, candied orange peel, and dried figs, before tucking into the main event. Your three-course-dinner will feature a cold platter with anchovies, the freshest catch of the day, plus seasonal fruit for dessert – all accompanied with wine and water. This two-and-a-half-hour cruise is set against a backdrop of sunset views over the natural beauty of the Adriatic and Dubrovnik's impressive coastline.

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.

One-day windsurfing adventure in Neretva Delta

Experience windsurf at Neretva Delta's calm waters. Tailored guidance for all levels. Relax or savour local cuisine after your session.