Dubrovnik · FULL-DAY
39 reviewed
This is the shortlist to send a friend: the 15 full-day tours worth booking, each with its price, its verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Dubrovnik Elaphite Islands cruise with lunch and drinks. Sail to Lopud, Sipan, and Kolocep for swimming, views, and easy island time.
“Excellent day out a must do. You also get to go on speed boat to caves for extra 20 euros well worth it and for fun.”
Full-day Elaphiti Islands cruise from Dubrovnik with lunch, free local wine and rakija, plus Koločep, Šipan, and Lopud.
“This tour is a wonderful way to see three islands in a day. The boat is clean and the staff are attentive. The vegetarian lunch was minimal and I was glad I had brought a sandwich. The tour allows one hour to explore the first island, 40 minutes for the second island, and two hours for the third island. I was fortunate to take this trip on a sunny 70° day with not a cloud in the sky and a light breeze. I imagine it would not be so nice on a cloudy or rainy day. Both decks on the boat are shaded, which was very comfortable.”
Day trip from Dubrovnik to Montenegro with Bay of Kotor drive, Perast and an optional Our Lady of the Rocks boat, plus Kotor Old Town.
“Great, easy trip to several places in Montenegro. The day-trip aspect made it a perfect way to spend an extra day we had in Dubrovnik”
Full-day bus trip from Dubrovnik to Počitelj, Medjugorje, and Mostar with guided stops, Old Bridge views, and free time to explore.
“The day trip to Bosnia was so delightful. Definitely a memorable trip to Medjugorje and Mostar. Our driver guide Drazen provided many information about the country and the places we visited. He was also very accommodating with our requests.”
Early start for Montenegro from Dubrovnik. See Bay of Kotor, Perast, Kotor, and Budva with pickup, small groups, and optional boat to Lady of the Rocks.
“Trip was fun, our driver Andrew was knowledgeable and provided information and interesting facts about each location. Going through border control was also quick and easy.”
Glide from Dubrovnik to the Elaphiti Islands on a relaxed boat day, with Blue Cave time, snorkeling gear, and plenty of drinks.
“The activity was really fun and was great to see all the islands and the blue cave, just wish we had more time and the blue cave area to enjoy the beauty.”
A 7-hour Game of Thrones day in Dubrovnik: Red Keep views, Walk of Shame steps, Lokrum Iron Throne, Trsteno gardens, and Mount Srđ panoramas.
“Ivo our tour guide was great. He really knew a lot about Game of Thrones and was highly enthusiastic to tell us about it!”
Private full-day Montenegro tour from Dubrovnik with hotel pickup, Kotor Bay viewpoints, Perast, and Kotor Old Town led by licensed guides.
“Filip was a wonderful guide. He was passionate about the area, offered great insights and made the tour just what I wanted including tailored stops for wine, cypress trees and special photo stops.”
Full-day Mostar and Kravice Waterfalls from Dubrovnik. Guided Old Bridge time, swim-friendly falls, and long-but-manageable transfers.
“Spent over 90 minutes at Bosnia & Herzegovina border control in a poor air conditioned coach in 40* heat. Then had a comfort break straight after 🤷🏻♂️. Everyone went straight to the cafe so queue was big, service was slow, coffee ordered, couldn't drink it the driver gesticulating to get back on the coach and "no hot" "no hot". So coffee in the bin. Over 4 hours drive to Mostar, then 2:45 hours there. Was ok, scenery amazing but very busy and all the shops sell the same stuff Only had 75 minutes at Kravice Waterfalls, and wasn't advised to bring water/ beach shoes as the rocks are razor sharp.…”
Full-day kayaking on the Elafiti Islands and biking across Šipan from Lopud, led by small-group guides with gear included.
“Highly recommend this trip. Great way to see the islands and the stunning coastline. Cycling was fun and lunch stop was a fab spot.”
Dubrovnik to Montenegro: Bay of Kotor views, Kotor old town, Perast, and a boat ride on an 11-hour group tour.
“Pick up on time, the guide was excellent, really helpfull, very good english, and told us really interesting historical curiosities of the places we were passing by, and had a nice sense of humor as well. The van was new, clean and the Temperature inside was quite confortable. I wish we could have spent more time in Kotor (3h to visit is a little bit short to fully explore everything this old city has to offer).”
Private boat day from Dubrovnik to Koločep caves and Blue Cave, then Lopud and Šunj beach, with pickup and an underwater GoPro.
“It was very nice to have a flexible itinerary so we could walk around and swim or relax on our schedule. Dario accommodated our party being slightly less confident about swimming by providing pool noodles. We missed our chance to go into the blue cave because of the tide and our own comfort level for diving but Dario took us to other neat spots around Kolocep.”
Private speedboat day from Dubrovnik to Koločep, Lopud and Šipan, with snorkel gear, drinks and flexible time on each island.
“My friends and I LOVED this experience. I would recommend this to anyone visiting Croatia! Thank you for an amazing day out on the water. So beautiful! Hopefully I can do it again sometime soon.”
A full-day Game of Thrones tour in Dubrovnik: filming sites in Old Town, arboretum gardens, Lokrum’s Iron Throne, and Mount Srđ views.
“Amazing experience! It was an excellent mix of Game of Thrones, Dubrovnik history, and present-day culture. Really glad I booked the 7-hour version and Marko was a magnificent guide.”
Private Montenegro day trip from Dubrovnik to Kotor Bay: Verige, Perast, Kotor Old Town, Vrmac viewpoints, Porto Montenegro, ferry included.
“We took a private tour to Montenegro with 7 family members. The van was comfortable and our driver was lovely. We were picked up at 7:30am in Dubrovnik near our AirBnb, which was nice. Our first stop was in Kotor and it was a gorgeous little town. We loved it...until the cruise ships arrived! Then it became PACKED with people. The town was full of cafes and shops and beautiful buildings, churches and walls. It is a truly beautiful town. We also stopped in Tivat which, for us, was a waste of a stop. The town was filled with designer shops and fancy yachts. It looked beautiful, but not what…”
