Organizing and conducting exciting excursions from Dubrovnik to Mostar, Trebinje, Ston, Korcula, Plitvice Lakes and Krka …
I invite you to a walking tour of Dubrovnik, during which you will get acquainted with its landmarks, learn the most int …
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Sightseeing tour of Dubrovnik The duration of the tour is two hours. The tour is pedestrian. The cost of the tour …
Ostrog Monastery is a functioning Serbian Orthodox monastery in Montenegro. This monastery is considered the main shrine of Monten …
Excursion to Korcula Island will acquaint you with both the past and modern life of these lands. The famous traveler Marco Polo w …
On this tour you will visit Dubrovnik Primorye. You will have the opportunity to dine in a fish restaurant, visit the botanical ga …
Dubrovnik is the pearl of the Adriatic in Croatia, a city with a rich medieval history, majestic fortress walls and sunny embankments. The unique atmosphere of the Old Town, the narrow Stradun Street, the Cathedral of the Ascension of the Virgin Mary, the Onofrio Grand Fountain and the view of Lokrum Island give the impression of a lively historical scene where architecture, the sea and cultural traditions combine.
To better understand Dubrovnik and the whole of Croatia, it is worth using the support of local experts: they will tell you what to see abroad, open hidden courtyards, tell stories about the fortresses of Minceta and Ravelin and help you feel the rhythm of coastal life. The local Russian-speaking guide turns the standard route into a capacious and lively acquaintance with the city, and communication in the native language makes excursions more emotional and understandable.
Professional tour guides offer live communication and full immersion in the life of the city, make a personal route for your interests and answer any questions about events and personalities related to Dubrovnik. You choose the format of walking – on foot or by car – and the level of mobility that is convenient for your group. Often specialists have a historical background and can tell in detail about the past and architectural details.
Many guides provide additional services: translation, transfer, escort and assistance with tickets or photography at the best viewpoints. For the sake of safety and quality of service, check the guide’s license and diploma, study fresh reviews and real photos from other tourists, discuss the conditions and payment in advance, so that the trip goes without surprises.
Dubrovnik and the whole of Croatia are waiting for guests with open hearts - come for new impressions and lively emotions, and an experienced guide will make your trip deeper, more interesting and more comfortable. Book individual excursions, choose the right specialist and discover the authentic soul of this amazing place.
