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Historical "Dubrovnik Republic’- Panoramic Cruise by Karaka ship and Walking Tour

Travel in style and sail out into the Adriatic aboard a 16-century merchant ship. Taste Dalmatian sweets and see the city highlights from a unique perspective. Then, get off board and explore Dubrovnik’s Old Town on a historical walking tour.
Presenting you Dubrovnik, the “Pearl of the Adriatic”. Lets travel through time and be blown away by its beautiful Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque monasteries, palaces, churches and fountains giving you insights over this UNESCO’s protected World Heritage Site.
This unique tour starts in Port Gruž with just a bit of taste of the history that we kept alive in our cuisine – candied almonds, sugar coted orange peel, ‘mantala’, ‘smokvenjak’ etc.
During 45 minutes cruise to the Old City our guides will introduce you to magnificent maritime history of Republic of Ragusa, and during an hour and a half walking tour we will take you to the most notable places of Dubrovnik in front of which we will let you immerse in past of Republic by telling you stories of history and independence of our beloved City of Dubrovnik.

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"Konavoski Dvori" Eco Green Restaurant Tour Dubrovnik

Although there are many restaurants by the sea in Dubrovnik and its surroundings,it is possible to enjoy local food with the relaxing sounds of water coming from a river, too. One of these locations is the Konavoski Dvori Eco Green Restaurant, situated by the river Ljuta in Konavle.

The freshness that flows in with the Ljuta's torrent is accompanied by the aromas of high-class prosciutto, cheese in olive oil, lamb and veal baked under a baking bell (peka/sače),home-made bread, grilled trout and the other specialties of Konavoski Dvori Eco Green Restaurant, a respected restaurant and a favourite place to eat and enjoy beautiful nature both for locals and tourists. A good reputation of this place has already been confirmed many times. Many Croatian and foreign celebrities had picked this restaurants: Luka Modrić, Novak Đoković, Richard Gere, Magic Johnson, Bono Vox, Owen Wilson, Francis Ford Coppola...

Let yourself go and enjoy the beauty of this green oasis while tasting local food and beverages.

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Day trip to Mostar

We start our tour from Dubrovnik and after driving along the Adriatic coast, we cross the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina within a 1,5 hour drive (do not forget your passports) at Metkovic. In 10 min time we reach the city of Pocitelj, an old Dubrovnik Republic trade outpost on Neretva River, later a Turkish Muslim enclave (still well preserved).
After a stroll through the oriental streets of Pocitelj and having climbed Pocitelj’s stone watch tower we continue to Mostar. Mostar is the biggest city in Herzegovina. It is a city of Muslims and Christians living on opposite banks of River Neretva, connected by Old Mostar bridge but divided by river Neretva and strong ideologies deeply embedded in both nations.
During the walking tour in Mostar you will be presented with the overall political and historical events that led to the building of the Old Bridge as well as the Muslim Turk Mosque and Čaršija (main street, still preserved in original 15.ct state).
During your free time you will have a chance to try Turkish style black coffee alongside Neretva River or to have lunch of selected Bosnian (Herzegovinan) specialties (Čevapčići u somunu – minced meet in Pita bread with cream and onion) in family owned traditional restaurants.
After free time we can stop (optional) at the source of River Buna (fastest river flow at its spring in Europe), and Dervish Tekija (house of medieval Muslim Dervishes’ prayer and contemplation. After Buna (16 ct. SUFI dervish temple) we continue towards Dubrovnik, stopping along the road at your preference.
The total duration of this trip is around 10 hours.

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Dubrovnik Old Town Walking Tour

After walking through the city gates, you will feel as if you have entered a time machine and returned to the past, losing yourself in the grandeur and beauty of this culturally influential city. During this 2-hour tour we will not only show you main streets and squares but also the intriguing narrow streets and hidden gems known by locals only. You will hear interesting stories about Dubrovnik and its history, legends, culture, monuments, lifestyle in the past and today! Receive valuable information and recommendations on what to do after the tour, where to go, eat, shop, relax...Our tour guides speak English, German, Turkish, French, Spanish, Dutch...Please let us know if you need a tour in English or some other language.
Please note: Museum visits are NOT possible on December 25 (Christmas); January 1 (New Year) and February 3 (the Festivity of St Blaise). Besides, it's not possible to visit any museum after 6 p.m. during summer season (March 22 – November 2) or after 4 p.m. during off-season (November 3 – March 22).