Walking Tours

Old Town Tour

There's nowhere quite like Dubrovnik's Old Town. Wander its gleaming limestone streets with a local guide who genuinely loves this city, and you'll quickly understand why. This isn't just a history lesson — it's a story of a small republic that stood its ground for over five hundred years, trading with half the known world while holding off everyone who tried to take it.

You'll hear tales of power, independence and the larger-than-life personalities who shaped this place. The legends woven into its walls. The rivalries that defined it. By the end, those cobblestones will mean something entirely different to you.

Walls + Wars Tour

Walk the walls that kept Dubrovnik free. These aren't just ruins — they're nearly two kilometres of living history, stretching up to 25 metres high with sweeping views of the Adriatic that'll stop you in your tracks.

Your guide brings it all to life: the centuries of conflict, the remarkable engineering, and the stories behind the towers and fortresses that still stand today — including the Minceta Tower, which fans of Game of Thrones will recognise as the House of the Undying.

Game of Thrones Tour

King's Landing was built right here. And once you've walked these streets with that in mind, you'll never quite see Dubrovnik the same way again.

Stand at the Bay of Pile. Step inside the formidable Fort Lovrijenac. Climb the Jesuit staircase. Yes, you'll walk the Walk of Shame — and no, you won't regret it. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just GoT-curious, this tour delivers atmosphere, history and more than a few unforgettable moments.

Game of Thrones + Lokrum Island

Escape the city for something a little more magical. Just a 15-minute ferry ride from the Old Town port, Lokrum Island is lush, peaceful and steeped in legend — and it played its own starring role in Game of Thrones as the exotic city of Qarth.

You'll explore the Benedictine monastery where the famous garden party scenes were filmed, wander through beautiful botanical gardens, and visit the Iron Throne exhibition. Your guide will weave in the island's own fascinating history along the way, from tales of Crusader kings to old island curses that locals still talk about today.

Cavtat

A quieter alternative to the Old Town, just a short drive down the coast. Cavtat is Dubrovnik's own Riviera — a palm-lined waterfront, a peaceful old town of its own, and none of the crowds.