Dubrovnik turns into King’s Landing fast. This private tour sends you to Game of Thrones filming locations around the city, with a local guide who connects the TV moments to real streets and viewpoints, including Kolorina Bay. You also get built-in time to look around and take photos, not just stand and listen.

I especially like the mix of show details and Dubrovnik context. Guides like Desa and Andreja bring both Game of Thrones knowledge and city history, so even if you only know the basics of the series, you still get the meaning behind the scenes. You leave with a Game of Thrones album with photos of the scenes, which helps you remember what you saw once you’re back in your hotel.

One thing to factor in: the Fort Lovrijenac entrance fee (15 EUR) is not included, so bring a little extra cash or a card for that stop.

Key points to know before you go

• Kolorina Bay as Blackwater Bay with a focused, photo-friendly stop
• Fort Lovrijenac framed as King’s Landing and the Red Keep
• Old Town walk tying major moments to real Dubrovnik streets
• Shame stairs (Jezuit’s stairs) and City of Quarth filming location
• Mobile ticket in English, with a private group for you only
• Tour ends with an Iron Throne photo opportunity (picture is free)

Dubrovnik turns into King’s Landing in about 1–2 hours

Dubrovnik has a way of making your brain switch modes. One minute you’re noticing stone buildings and sea air; the next you’re seeing King’s Landing in your head, because the locations are so easy to connect to the show.

This tour runs roughly 1 to 2 hours and stays compact. It’s a private experience, so you’re not stuck in a crowd watching everyone else take the photos you came for. The tour is offered in English, and you get a mobile ticket, which makes it simple when you’re walking around old streets with limited time.

If you’re a serious Game of Thrones fan, you’ll appreciate the structure: each stop is tied to specific on-screen moments. If you’re more of a casual viewer, you’ll still have a good time because the guide also explains what you’re looking at and what was happening during filming—so the city becomes a story, not just a list of places.

Price and what you actually get for $84.11

At $84.11 per person, this is not the cheapest thing you can book in Dubrovnik. But it’s also not trying to be a giant group bus tour. The value comes from three places:

1. A local guide focusing on Game of Thrones filming spots, plus the Dubrovnik background behind them.
2. A guided walk that saves you time hunting for the sites on your own.
3. A tangible souvenir, the Game of Thrones album with photos of the scenes.

There’s also a clear, manageable cost item you should plan for: the Fort Lovrijenac entrance fee is 15 EUR, and it’s not included. If you show up expecting everything to be covered, this could surprise you. If you plan for it, it’s just part of budgeting for a real fort visit.

Another practical detail: this tour is booked fairly far ahead (on average 60 days in advance). If you have fixed dates, don’t wait until the last minute to check availability.

Stop 1: Kolorina Bay and Blackwater Bay photo time

You start at Amerling Fountain (Ul. Svetog Đurđa, 20000, Dubrovnik). After a short briefing with your guide, you head to Kolorina Bay, a well-known stand-in for Blackwater Bay.

This stop is about 20 minutes, and that timing matters. It’s long enough to get your bearings, spot the filming angles, and take photos without feeling rushed. The guide points out where the final scene was filmed, and you’ll also learn about other early-series filming moments linked to this area.

What I like about this kind of first stop: it sets your “TV brain” up for the rest of the tour. Once you’ve seen how the bay lines up with the show, Fort Lovrijenac and Old Town start making even more sense as you move inland.

Tip: bring your camera ready and decide in advance which shots you want. Even with good guidance, it’s easy to lose time if you’re still figuring out your angles on the spot.

Stop 2: Fort Lovrijenac as the Red Keep, plus a restroom break

Next comes a 40-minute stop centered on Fort Lovrijenac (Fort of St Lawrence), which the tour frames as the Red Keep in King’s Landing.

On the way, you make a short stop just to talk through behind-the-scenes details. That’s the moment where the tour often becomes more than sightseeing. You hear what actors did while they were in Dubrovnik, which changes how you see the locations. Instead of just matching buildings to scenes, you start picturing the production flow: where people would have moved, how the filming would have felt, and how the city fit into the story.

Then you visit the fort itself. The guide highlights filming tied to Joffrey’s Nameday and an epic conversation between Cersei and Littlefinger, plus more moments connected to the Red Keep set-up. There’s also time to explore for yourself, and the fort includes a convenient restroom break.

Here’s the key consideration: Fort Lovrijenac entrance fee isn’t included. The tour data lists it as 15 EUR, so have a plan for that before you reach the gate.

Stop 3: Old Town King’s Landing walk, from Joffrey to Sansa

After the fort, you head into Old Town Dubrovnik for around 50 minutes of walking and spot-spot guidance.

This is where the tour becomes real-city travel. You walk the streets of King’s Landing style, and your guide points out locations tied to major moments—like where people attacked Joffrey and where Sansa ran. You’ll also see other film and TV filming spots in Dubrovnik, not only Game of Thrones, which is a nice bonus if you like comparing how different productions use the same city.

If you enjoy classic Dubrovnik landmarks, this stop delivers. You’ll get to see some of the city’s most recognizable views and points of interest, including Shame stairs (Jezuit’s stairs). The guide also includes a stop for a City of Quarth filming location.

One practical note: Old Town is stone, uneven pavement, and stair steps. The tour is listed as requiring moderate physical fitness, so if you know walking and stairs wear you out quickly, consider that before booking. With the right pace and a private group, it’s still very doable for many people—but it’s not a sit-down experience.

Stop 4: Dubrovnik City Shop and the free Iron Throne photo

Your final stop is brief—about 10 minutes—and it’s a fun finish.

You walk along the main street and see the Church of St Blaise as part of the route. You’ll also see photos from the final scenes, which works well as a send-off after Old Town and the forts.

Then you end at the Dubrovnik City Shop, where the highlight is simple: you can sit on the Iron Throne, and the picture is free for tour participants. If you want a souvenir that doesn’t depend on your own photography skills, this is a smart way to finish.

Guides do the heavy lifting: why Desa and Andreja stand out

The locations are the obvious draw, but the guide is what makes it click.

In the feedback I’ve seen from this experience, the standout theme is storytelling that blends Dubrovnik history with Game of Thrones details. Guides such as Desa and Andreja are described as warm and fun, but also highly structured in how they connect the show to the city. That matters because some tours either give too much plot info or too much city history. Here, you get both.

One of the best parts is the attention to behind-the-scenes human details—how locals reacted to the crew and actors, and what the production did while it was in Dubrovnik. That gives the filming locations a pulse. Instead of thinking of them as scenery, you see them as places where real people worked.

Another thing I like: some guides include personal angles, including family stories tied to Dubrovnik. That kind of detail can turn a walking tour into a conversation, and it’s exactly the reason a private format works so well.

Logistics that matter: tickets, weather, and getting around

This tour is built to be easy to run day-of.

• You get a mobile ticket, so you’re not juggling paper confirmations.
• The tour is offered in English.
• It’s marked as near public transportation, which helps if you’re not staying right on the route.
• Service animals are allowed, so you’re not stuck hunting for exceptions.
• You’ll want moderate physical fitness, because you’ll be walking and viewing from different spots across Old Town and the fort area.

Weather matters too. The experience notes it requires good weather. If it gets canceled because of poor conditions, you’ll be offered another date or a full refund.

And if your plans are changing: the experience includes free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you’re booking far enough ahead, that flexibility is reassuring.

Who this private Game of Thrones tour is best for

I’d put this tour in the sweet spot for:

• Game of Thrones fans who want more than generic filming-site photos.
• Couples or small groups who prefer a private pace and don’t want to compete for guide attention.
• People who know the show well and people who are less familiar, because the guide ties scenes to real Dubrovnik visuals in a way that stays understandable.

Where it might not fit as well:

• If you hate paying extra entrance fees once you arrive, remember the 15 EUR Fort Lovrijenac charge is separate.
• If you struggle with stairs or uneven stone, plan your expectations around the Old Town walking and the fort stop.

Should you book this Private Game of Thrones tour in Dubrovnik?

If you want Game of Thrones locations with a guide who connects TV scenes to real Dubrovnik streets and viewpoints, this is a strong pick. The private format, the scene-focused walking route, and the added souvenir album make the $84.11 price feel more justified than a standard hop-on/hop-off-style experience—especially if you’re the type who likes to understand what you’re seeing.

I’d book it if:

• You’re scheduling time for Old Town anyway.
• You’re okay paying the 15 EUR fort entrance fee.
• You want a fun, structured guide experience in English with photo stops built in.

I’d think twice if:

• You’re trying to keep costs ultra-tight.
• You want a mostly flat, minimal-walking outing.

FAQ

What language is the tour offered in?

The tour is offered in English.

How long does the tour take?

It’s listed as 1 to 2 hours (approx.).

Is this a private tour?

Yes. It’s a private experience, and only your group participates.

Where is the meeting point, and where does it end?

You start at Amerling Fountain, Ul. Svetog Đurđa, 20000, Dubrovnik. You end near Boškovićeva ulica and the tour finishes at a place where you can sit on the Iron Throne.

Is the entrance fee for Fort Lovrijenac included?

No. The tour notes the Fort Lovrijenac entrance fee is 15 EUR and it’s not included.

What’s included in the tour price?

Included items are a Game of Thrones album with photos of the scenes.

Do I need to print tickets?

No. The tour offers a mobile ticket.

What physical fitness level do I need?

It’s noted that travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level.

What’s the cancellation policy if plans change or weather is bad?

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours in advance. If the tour is canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.