On foot · CROATIA WALKING TOURS
Every trip has an afternoon going spare. These 15 croatia walking tours earn it, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get your shoes on.
Join a licensed English-speaking guide for a 90-minute walk from Pile Gate to Dubrovnik’s Old Port. You’ll see Stradun, Onofrio’s Fountain, Rector’s Palace, and more, with clear headsets and stories spanning 1,400 years. Guides such as Branko, Davor, Lara, and Goran add local color.
“Excellent tour guide Branko. He mixed ancient and modern history & personal stories for moving experience.”
Walk through Dubrovnik with an English-speaking guide such as Tihomir, Jelena, or Eddie, seeing King’s Landing filming sites and scene photos. Choose the two-hour Old Town route or add Lokrum Island, Qarth locations, the official Iron Throne, and free time by the sea.
“Karmen was an excellent guide . So knowledgeable and patient with everyone. Gave us lots of photo opportunities and took photos for us . Would definitely recommend this tour .”
Walk through 1,700 years of Split with guides such as Mia, Slavko, Antonia, and Ivana. See Diocletian’s Palace, Peristyle, Saint Domnius Cathedral, Gregory of Nin, and the Riva. Choose a 90-minute walk or longer options with food, wine, or a Trogir add-on.
“Really fun and the guide was lovely and very knowledgeable!”
Walk Dubrovnik’s Old Town with a licensed Croatian guide in English. In about 90 minutes, you’ll see Pile Gate, the Franciscan Monastery, Stradun, Onofrio’s Fountain, Rector’s Palace, Sponza Palace, Luza Square, and the Cathedral. Guides such as Branko, Davor, Lana, Alex, and Goran bring local stories and wartime history to life.
“Davor was a wonderful tour guide - his knowledge of and appreciation for the city of Dubrovnik were apparent at every step. What a great experience to learn about the history and culture of such a beautiful and storied city.”
Walk through Split’s UNESCO-listed core with an English-speaking guide, visiting Diocletian’s Palace, the Peristyle, Vestibule, Golden Gate, Riva, Fruit’s Square, and the old synagogue. Guides such as Antonella, Anton, Mario, and Marino bring different styles, from lively storytelling to detailed history lessons.
“This was so good! Our guide, Antonio was superb. We were a small family group and his knowledge and enthusiasm was just fabulous. Really loved this tour.”
Follow a licensed local guide through Dubrovnik’s Game of Thrones locations, from Pile Gate and Lovrjenac Fortress to the Walk of Shame steps. Guides such as Branko, Alex, and Mara use scene photos and filming stories to connect King’s Landing with the real city. Allow two hours, plus €15 for the fortress unless your city walls ticket covers it.
“We did the game of thrones tour with Branko and he was amazing! He was full of great facts, both GOT related as well as other historical Croatian facts. He was also hilarious and make the tour quite fun. We had a wonderful time!”
Spend 90 minutes walking Dubrovnik’s Old Town with a local English-speaking guide. Hear stories of Ragusa, see the Franciscan pharmacy, Rector’s Palace, the harbor, and Stradun, then finish with practical ideas for exploring on your own.
“well organized tour. Magnificent place to visit. Guide was knowledgeable and professional. Shared many interesting facts about the city. She brought personal touch, and made us feel like walking with a friend.”
From Split, you’ll visit UNESCO-listed Trogir, cruise the Krka River, walk the boardwalks at Skradinski Buk, and finish in Skradin. Guides such as Mate and Leo add Croatian history and clear directions, while free time lets you set your own pace.
“Our tour guide Manta was awesome he was very informative and helpful. We had a lot of solo time which we had enjoyed discovering the area on our own time”
Walk Dubrovnik’s full 2-kilometer city wall with a licensed guide such as Mihaela, Desa, or Petra. Expect fortress views, terracotta rooftops, steep steps, and stories about the city and Homeland War. The €29 tour fee does not include the separate wall entrance ticket.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable , attentive and professional . She made the tour very interesting and enjoyable so would thoroughly recommend.”
Walk the lower lakes, upper lakes, or both at Plitvice National Park with an English-speaking guide such as Leopold, Patrizia, Emanuel, or Dalibor. The route combines wooden paths, an electric-boat ride, and a panoramic train. Choose a shorter visit or a full-day circuit, but buy your park ticket separately.
“Leo was fantastic! He guided us through the national park with interesting facts and stories. He knew all the good places for photo opp. Couldn’t recommend him enough !”
Meet near Pile Gate and follow an English-speaking local guide through Dubrovnik’s Old Town and along its 2-kilometer walls. Expect steep stairs, strong summer sun, war history, Fort Lovrijenac views, and plenty of time for photos. Guides such as Davor, Goran, and Andrea are known for clear, engaging storytelling.
“If you like history, architecture, and great views and don’t mind a bit of walking, this tour ticks all the boxes. We had a great guide- Goran, who was very knowledgeable with a few fun facts as well. I would absolutely recommend the tour “Walls & Wars” rather than just walking the walls on your own, as you would miss out on the stories and perspective the guide brings.”
Join an English-speaking guide such as Robert, Marko, Iva, or Zrinka for a 150-minute walk from Zrinjevac Park through Zagreb’s landmarks, Dolac Market, WWII tunnels, and Gradec. You’ll get local history, restaurant tips, panoramic views, and a funicular ride when it operates.
“Marco greeted us with kindness and a big smile. he was very knowledgeable and took care of us all the way round. we felt very relaxed in a cold but beautiful city. and learnt things we would never had of, if we hadn't of done a tour. highly recommend.”
Spend 150 minutes with a local English-speaking guide such as Petra, Tomislav, or Maja, covering Zagreb’s main sights, local stories, Dolac Market, the WWII-era Grič Tunnel, and Upper Town. Small groups make this a personal introduction to the city.
“It was great! I definitely learned some things. Lots of opportunities to ask questions”
Meet your English-speaking local guide at Split’s Golden Gate for a 90-minute walk through Diocletian’s Palace, Pjaca, the City Clock, and the Riva. Guides such as Mia, Slavko, Ivana, and Tino bring local stories, practical advice, and palace history to a compact first look at Split.
“We really enjoyed our tour of Diocletian’s Palace! The guide was fantastic — very knowledgeable, engaging, and animated. They shared so many interesting facts and kept our attention the whole time. It was a great experience and I’d definitely recommend this tour to anyone visiting Split!”
Walk Split with Toni Šare of DiocleSpot Tours, a trained historian born and raised in the city. Over about 1 hour 45 minutes, you’ll see Diocletian’s Palace, medieval squares, noble courtyards, and Game of Thrones locations, with 3D images that show how the palace once looked.
“Wow! Toni was amazing. Toni was enthusiastic, wove modern history with ancient history and knew the answer to every question we threw at him. He was friendly, kind and approachable. We had a guide in Dublin who was double the price and couldn’t hold a candle to Toni. Make sure to bring tip money because he deserves it!”
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