

by Gray Line Croatia
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€160Dubrovnik, often called the Pearl of the Adriatic, is a historic coastal city in Croatia known for its city walls, old churches, and stone streets. This 12-hour group day trip from Split or Trogir includes a guided walking tour through Dubrovnik's Old Town. The tour begins with a visit to the Franciscan Church and Monastery, a large complex on Dubrovnik’s main street, Placa, featuring a monastery, church, library, and pharmacy. Next, the group views the Rector's Palace and then Fort Lovrijenac. The guide leads a one-hour walk along Stradun, the main street that runs 300 meters through the Old Town, surrounded by the city walls. After that, guests have about four hours to explore the Old Town independently, learning about its history and monuments. After the time in Dubrovnik, the group travels along the Adriatic coast, passing villages such as Orašac and Trsteno, and with views of Salona and the Elaphiti islands. The trip stops in Ston for a 30-minute break where participants can taste fresh oysters (optional). The return journey continues to Split or Trogir by air-conditioned vehicle equipped with onboard WiFi. The tour includes a local certified guide and driver but does not cover food, drinks, or gratuities.
The Franciscan Church and Monastery
The Franciscan Church and Monastery complex belongs to the Order of the Friars Minor and includes a monastery, church, library, and pharmacy. It is located on Placa, the main street in Dubrovnik.
Rector's Palace
The group passes by the Rector's Palace, a historic building in Dubrovnik.
Lovrjenac Fortress
Fort Lovrijenac is a fortress located outside Dubrovnik's western wall, included in the guided walk.
Stradun
Stradun is the main street of Old Dubrovnik, running about 300 meters through the walled city. The guided tour spends one hour walking along this street.
60 min
Old Town
The Old Town of Dubrovnik is a UNESCO World Heritage site with many historical monuments. Visitors have four hours to explore independently after the guided walk.
240 min
Ston
The tour stops in Ston for 30 minutes to allow participants to taste fresh oysters, which is an optional activity.
30 min
Gray Line Croatia
A brief stop or reference to the Gray Line office in Split as part of the overall tour logistics.
15 min
Gray Line Trogir
A brief stop or reference to the Gray Line office in Trogir as part of the overall tour logistics.
15 min
Please prepare your voucher (digital or printed copy). MEETING POINT in Omiš March-Oct tour starts at 6:05 AM Check-in: 5 minutes before the tour starts.
End point
Please prepare your voucher (digital or printed copy). MEETING POINT in Omiš March-Oct tour starts at 6:05 AM Check-in: 5 minutes before the tour starts.


by Gray Line Croatia
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€160Dubrovnik, often called the Pearl of the Adriatic, is a historic coastal city in Croatia known for its city walls, old churches, and stone streets. This 12-hour group day trip from Split or Trogir includes a guided walking tour through Dubrovnik's Old Town. The tour begins with a visit to the Franciscan Church and Monastery, a large complex on Dubrovnik’s main street, Placa, featuring a monastery, church, library, and pharmacy. Next, the group views the Rector's Palace and then Fort Lovrijenac. The guide leads a one-hour walk along Stradun, the main street that runs 300 meters through the Old Town, surrounded by the city walls. After that, guests have about four hours to explore the Old Town independently, learning about its history and monuments. After the time in Dubrovnik, the group travels along the Adriatic coast, passing villages such as Orašac and Trsteno, and with views of Salona and the Elaphiti islands. The trip stops in Ston for a 30-minute break where participants can taste fresh oysters (optional). The return journey continues to Split or Trogir by air-conditioned vehicle equipped with onboard WiFi. The tour includes a local certified guide and driver but does not cover food, drinks, or gratuities.
The Franciscan Church and Monastery
The Franciscan Church and Monastery complex belongs to the Order of the Friars Minor and includes a monastery, church, library, and pharmacy. It is located on Placa, the main street in Dubrovnik.
Rector's Palace
The group passes by the Rector's Palace, a historic building in Dubrovnik.
Lovrjenac Fortress
Fort Lovrijenac is a fortress located outside Dubrovnik's western wall, included in the guided walk.
Stradun
Stradun is the main street of Old Dubrovnik, running about 300 meters through the walled city. The guided tour spends one hour walking along this street.
60 min
Old Town
The Old Town of Dubrovnik is a UNESCO World Heritage site with many historical monuments. Visitors have four hours to explore independently after the guided walk.
240 min
Ston
The tour stops in Ston for 30 minutes to allow participants to taste fresh oysters, which is an optional activity.
30 min
Gray Line Croatia
A brief stop or reference to the Gray Line office in Split as part of the overall tour logistics.
15 min
Gray Line Trogir
A brief stop or reference to the Gray Line office in Trogir as part of the overall tour logistics.
15 min
Please prepare your voucher (digital or printed copy). MEETING POINT in Omiš March-Oct tour starts at 6:05 AM Check-in: 5 minutes before the tour starts.
End point
Please prepare your voucher (digital or printed copy). MEETING POINT in Omiš March-Oct tour starts at 6:05 AM Check-in: 5 minutes before the tour starts.