Dubrovnik · MORNING
7 reviewed
Out of 7 morning tours on the site, these 7 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and standout details are below, so you can pick in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
Sunset or early morning city-walls walk with a licensed guide, fort stops, and Adriatic views. UNESCO Old Town ticket extra.
“Great, eventhough there was some rain, we did pretty good. Veru interesting and our guide was very good with all of it.”
Kayak the Adriatic from Dubrovnik, see city walls and Lokrum Island, then snorkel at Betina beach. Beginner-friendly, 2 hours.
“Ivan was a great instructor and tour guide! Definitely got our moneys worth and he made it very interesting, felt longer than 2 hours wasn’t rushed at all. Thank you!”
Paddle past Dubrovnik’s Old Town walls, snorkel at Betina Cave, and head toward Lokrum on an easy, small-group morning tour.
“Great activity. Well leas by an experienced guide who also provided some local history lessons. Highly recommended.”
A 5-hour morning sea safari from Dubrovnik with close Blue Cave access, guided cave swims, snacks and drinks, and an optional Lokrum stop.
“We loved the friendly and adventurous hosts, personal guidance of cave swims and leading of a cliff diving sortie.”
Kayak past Dubrovnik’s Old City Walls, snorkel at Betina Cave, and tour Lokrum’s Game of Thrones spots in a 3-hour Adriatic adventure.
“Great experience! The guides were very helpful and accommodating! Highly recommend this tour to anyone considering a kanoing tour in Dubrovnik!”
90-minute heat-smart walk through Dubrovnik Old Town with a local guide, UNESCO highlights, and stories beyond Game of Thrones.
“Very interesting and insightful tour of the city. Answered all of our questions, gave us great recommendations for activities for the rest of our trip. Thank you!”
Morning speedboat from Dubrovnik to the Blue Cave, Green Caves, Sunj Beach, and Lokrum with drinks and snorkel gear included.
“Loved the activities during the tour and timings planned for each were just apt. Blue cave, Green caves were the stand outs.”
