What's included in the EUR 1290 price?

The tour includes private transportation from Split to Dubrovnik (12 hours total), a guide, and access to the Old Town. Check with the supplier whether city-wall entry tickets, museum admissions, and meals are included or extra.

How much time do I spend driving vs. exploring Dubrovnik?

Expect approximately 4 hours of driving round-trip (via the scenic Makarska Riviera and Neretva Delta), leaving 6+ hours to walk and explore the Old Town, walls, and cultural sites.

Is the tour suitable for those with mobility issues?

The Old Town involves steep, uneven cobblestone streets and numerous stairs, including optional rampart walks. The city is not wheelchair-accessible in most areas; discuss accessibility needs with the supplier beforehand.

Can I see Game of Thrones filming locations on this tour?

The supplier description does not mention GOT locations. Many Dubrovnik tours do include them; request this specifically when booking if it's important to you.

What should I wear and bring?

Wear comfortable walking shoes with good grip, lightweight clothing, and sun protection (hat, sunscreen). Bring a refillable water bottle; the Old Town has limited water fountains. A light jacket is helpful for air-conditioned transport.

How far in advance should I book?

Private tours are typically available with 48–72 hours' notice, but booking 1–2 weeks ahead guarantees availability and allows time to confirm pick-up location, dietary needs, or special interests with your guide.

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Private Dubrovnik Tour - from Split

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Split, Croatia

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About this activity

Explore the UNESCO-protected walled city of Dubrovnik on a full-day private tour from Split, featuring a scenic coastal drive through the Makarska Riviera and Neretva Delta. Your guide reveals centuries of Venetian and Renaissance architecture, defensive ramparts, and cultural landmarks in one of the Adriatic's most striking destinations.

A pleasant drive along the Adriatic Coast through the scenic landscapes of the Makarska Riviera and across the Neretva River Delta to Dubrovnik.

Because of its exceptional beauty and rich cultural heritage this ancient city has been included in the UNESCO’s List of World Cultural Heritage. Dubrovnik is surrounded by ramparts and fortresses and is a treasure trove of architectural and cultural masterpieces, scrupulously preserved over the centuries.

A pleasant walk will show you the highlights of the town such as palaces, churches, museums, squares.

Highlights

✓Walk the iconic city walls surrounding Dubrovnik's Old Town
✓Explore Renaissance palaces, Gothic churches, and baroque plazas
✓Drive along the dramatic Adriatic coastline and through the Neretva River Delta
✓Visit UNESCO-listed Old Town with preserved medieval architecture
✓Access museums and cultural sites with expert local context
✓Private transport throughout with personalized pace and stops

Insider tips

★Start early to beat cruise-ship crowds on the ramparts and main streets
★Wear comfortable walking shoes; the Old Town is entirely pedestrianized with uneven stone surfaces
★Ask your guide about quieter side streets and squares away from the main thoroughfares
★Bring sun protection and water; there's limited shade on the city walls

Good to know

•12-hour total duration includes 2+ hours driving each way; ~6 hours exploring Dubrovnik
•Private tour means flexible pace, stops, and itinerary within the timeframe
•Old Town is car-free; walking is required to access all major sites
•Hotel/port pickup and drop-off typically included; confirm meeting point and time with supplier
•UNESCO city walls entry may require separate tickets (not always included)

Who it's for

Culture and history enthusiasts interested in medieval European architecturePhotographers seeking dramatic coastal and Old Town sceneryTravellers based in Split wanting a full-day immersion without self-drivingSmall groups (families, couples) preferring private pace over group tours

Best time to visit

Visit in early morning (arrive before 10:00 AM) to avoid peak cruise-ship traffic and midday heat. Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) offer ideal weather; July–August are hot and extremely crowded.

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Reviews

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Sam D.

Feb 2026

our guide Mehmet had so many stories and a stop the guide added on the fly was the highlight. Went last tuesday so it wasnt too busy. On a rainy sunday, and came away with 200+ photos. Would book again no question, loved it

Lena K.

Aug 2025

our guide Mei had so many stories and the bit at the end nobody expects was the highlight, and worked great for a solo traveller like me, and ran the full 4 hours promised.

Chris H.

Feb 2025

our guide Mei had so many stories and a little local spot off the usual route was the highlight. First thing in the morning so it wasnt too busy. Went last tuesday, and went last tuesday. Would book again no question.

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