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BELGRADE TURTLE CRUISE

Experience the city's stunning views from the river on one of our belgrade cruises and enjoy the exceptional hospitality of our friendly crew. a lifetime experience awaits - perfect for first-time visitors, your one and only choice to truly feeling: feeling belgrade, feeling happy, feeling human.

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“Seeing the city from the river was truly beautiful, an experience worth having!"

Aleksa Ivanović

"The turtle is awesome. Experience for a lifetime! And especially as someone who has not seen Belgrade from the river. Any recommendation. The ship's crew is amazing and they are super friendly!"

Sharrif Anand

“Should give it a shot for sunset cruise. Ambience was nice and crew was warm and welcoming.”

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BELGRADE SUNSET TOUR

The most beautiful sunsets are the ones we share.

Indulge in a pre- dinner sightseeing tour of the Capital of Serbia and discover the breathtaking views of Belgrade bathed in the dimming sunshine.

BELGRADE NIGHT TOUR

Marvel at the beauty of Belgrade nights from its glistening rivers.

So ak in the glittering lights and experience how the city comes to life before you. Who knows, afterward you might even feel inspired to experience the legendary Belgrade nightlife.

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Take your private event to new heights with this offer!

Even if you’re a traveler trying to make your experience of Belgrade tourism special, or a local looking for a unique venue for your special social gathering, we’ve got you covered.

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ULTIMATE CRUISING BELGRADE EXPERIENCE

Join us on a spectacular boat trip on belgrade's rivers. your unforgettable journey will begin from the beautiful district of zemun, known for its impressive architecture and landscape. for the next hours, you will be on a luxury pontoon boat with all the necessary facilities. sip your welcome drink, relax, and get ready to capture amazing moments away from the crowds..

See the Great War Island, a strategic point for the defense of Belgrade and a shelter of wildlife. Enter the delta of Danube and Sava and approach the Kalemegdan fortress, the largest park, and the most important historical monument in Belgrade. Pass under all major Belgrade bridges. During the cruise, the knowledgeable crew will tell you interesting stories about the landmarks, the customs, and the everyday life of Serbia.

Zemun - War Island - Delta of Danube and Sava - Kalemegdan fortress - Bridges of Belgrade

Luxury  Private Cruise  

Enjoy an exclusive  private river cruise on the Danube and Sava rivers in Belgrade. See the beautiful monuments of the magical capital of Serbia from the comfort of a private boat. 

 Float beneath the five impressive bridges and admire their unique architecture. This cruise shows you exactly what makes the Serbian capital an extraordinary place.

Sunset Cruise

The Sunset cruise is the most romantic way to explore the Belgrade districts.

Let yourself be swept away by the magic and beauty of the city.

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Belgrade: River Cruise on Sava and Danube

Immerse yourself in the heart of Belgrade with a scenic river cruise along the majestic Sava and Danube rivers. Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, is renowned for its strategic position at the confluence of these two iconic waterways, which have shaped the city’s history and culture for centuries. A river cruise offers a captivating way to explore the city’s landmarks, appreciate its architectural marvels, and witness its vibrant urban life from a unique perspective.

Tour Description

Step aboard for a leisurely journey through Belgrade’s waterways , where every bend reveals a new facet of this dynamic city.

The cruise begins with views of the historic Belgrade Fortress, a symbol of the city’s resilience and a strategic vantage point since Roman times . Sail under modern bridges like the iconic Ada Bridge, marveling at their engineering prowess contrasting against the city’s ancient heritage.

As the cruise continues, pass by lush riverbanks, charming waterfront neighborhoods, and picturesque islands such as Ada Ciganlija and Great War Island .

Along the way, knowledgeable guides provide engaging commentary, sharing stories of Belgrade’s past, its vibrant cultural scene, and its transformation into a modern European capital .

Approximately 2 hours

• Panoramic Views: Capture breathtaking panoramas of Belgrade’s skyline, blending historic architecture with contemporary landmarks.
• Historical Insights: Learn about Belgrade’s strategic importance through the ages, from Roman settlements to Ottoman rule and its role in World War II.
• Architectural Marvels: Sail under bridges that span the Sava and Danube, including the modernist Ada Bridge and the historic Branko’s Bridge.
• Scenic Landscapes: Enjoy the serene beauty of the riverside, with views of lush greenery, quaint riverside cafes, and bustling promenades.
• Cultural Experience: Immerse yourself in local life along the rivers, observing fishermen, kayakers, and families enjoying leisure activities by the water.

Prices start from 19 EUR (exact pricing may vary based on group size and additional services).

What is included

• Round-trip transportation from your accommodation in Belgrade.
• Comfortable transfer in a minivan or an another similar car.
• Guided tour with expert commentary in multiple languages.
• Option to purchase additional beverages and snacks from the onboard bar.

Additional information:

• Cruises operate daily, offering morning, afternoon, and evening departures to suit your schedule.
• Private charters are available for groups, corporate events, and special occasions.
• Dress comfortably and consider bringing a camera to capture the stunning views and memorable moments of your river cruise experience.

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Belgrade sightseeing cruise on the danube and sava rivers, (place of departure: belgrade ).

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Monday          23.09.2024.    at    13:00h Tuesday         24.09.2024.     at     Wednesday    25.09.2024.    at     16:00h Thursday        26.09.2024.    at     16:00h Friday             27.09.2024.   at       16:00h Saturday         28.09.2024.   at      14:00h Sunday            29.09.2024.  at       14:00h    Sunday            29.09.2024.  at       16:00h

Duration: 90 minutes

Cruise timetable:   April from 4 p.m. , May from 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. , June, July, August from 6 p.m. and 8 p.m., September from 5 p.m.,  October from 4 p.m.

Boarding location: in front of restaurant Ambar, Beton hall, Karadjordjeva street No 2. Sava port

Discover unique beauty of Belgrade from the rivers. Come to relax and enjoy the Danube and Sava waves.  

During the cruise you will see Belgrade attractions: Kalemegdan Fortress , Nebojsa Tower, confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers , Pancevo bridge, Zemun, Great War Island , Little Horse Island, Museum of Contemporary Arts, Serbian Ortodox Patriarchy, Saborna Church, Branko's bridge, Monument Old Fairground, Old Sava bridge, Belgrade Waterfront, "Splavs" - floating restaurants and bars on the river, Gazela bridge, Old Railway bridge, New Railway bridge, Belgrade Fair, Ada bridge. 

Confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers  is magical place of connecting, not only these two rivers, but more than 120 their tributaries. At this point you will see "Happy bouy" - place where you should make a wish. There are two restrictions: you should not wish an unrealistic wish because unrealistic wishes create neurosis and you should not make two wishes, because greedy wishes do not come true. 

Daily sightseeing cruises lasts 90 minutes with guaranteed departures according to monthly cruise timetable, accompanied by audio commentary in Serbian and English language, which will give you keys to Belgrade history and legends.

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Petar Nikolić – 03.05.2024

Ukoliko želite da se opustite i uživate u Beogradu sa vode, ova tura je odlična. Ukoliko želite da nešto vidite i čujete nešto novo ne preporučujem. Putanja navedena u planu nije tačna. Glas koji vam priča gde se nalazite i po koju istorijsku činjenicu to radi potpuno ne sinhronizovano sa samom lokacijom broda, a ponekad i daje netačne informacije.

Anđelka Stupar – 26.09.2023

Predivna atmosfera na brodu i topla preporuka za sve da dožive Beograd na ovaj način. Odličan izbor muzike, prijatno i veselo osoblje.

Aleksandar Dudulovic – 01.08.2023

What an amazing little tour down Sava river to Danube and than back up Sava. Highly recommend. Very nice river view at some historic places and also the new most beautiful development Belgrade Waterfront. Very very nice. I will be back on it again.

Ece Göktay – 30.06.2023

It was a great experience for me to see Dunav and Sava for with price. Even i have booked the tour last day there wasn't any problem with booking. Thanks for everything

Olga Brankov – 21.07.2022

Odlično je sve organizovano ali ono što mi se nije dopalo to se odnosi na krstarenje Dunavom Praktično smo ušli u Dunav, okrenuli se i opet u Savu Vodič je napomenuo da je levo Zemun a desno Pančevački most i to je sve.Očekivala sam malo više, u svakom slučaju bilo je lepo i udobno Hvala

Dusan Stanojevic – 18.07.2022

Zapravo, ja sam zadovoljan onim sto sam doziveo i video, ali mislim da bi tura bila bogatija ako bi se otislo i do Zemuna. Inace, nemam primedbe na tacnost, gostoljubivost i prezentaciju sdrzaja, naprotiv, bila je odlicna!

Ana Radaković – 08.06.2022

Tura je super! Ali dok počne priča o engleskom, brod je skoro otplovio od mesta o kome se priča. Možda malo skratiti?

– 01.10.2019

Osoblje na brodu i prilikom rezervacije je bio izuzetno prijatno i to je jedino sto mogu da pohvalim Tura sama traje krace no sto pise racuna se ukrcavanje i iskrcavanje pa tu sve zajedno ima dva sta . Do Dunava se dolazi samo do tacke gde se spajaju Sava i Dunav , a na drugu stranu do mosta na Adi dakle cela tura se lepo vidi i sa obale nista posebno ne dobijate krstarenjem . Beograd na vidi se gradi vecim delom plovidbe pa krstarite po gradilistu . Posluzenje picem traje sto godina ,dobijete sto niste porucili pa se onda smorite od cekanja pa pocnete to da pijete pogresno pice i na kraju i platite . Kaseta koja nas vodi kroz turu ili vec sta je to u tehnickom recniku nije azurirana neko vreme posto govori o muzeju savremene umetnosti iz perioda restauracije , a svi znamo da je tu vec neko vreme izlozba Marine Abramovic etc etc Waste of money and time

– 12.05.2019

Mogli bi produžiti putanju kojom brod plovi. Očekivao sam da to ide sve do Gardoša ili se barem eventualno obiđe oko Velikog Ratnog Ostrva. Ali skroz do Gardoša i onda nazad do mosta na Adi bi bilo idealno. To je jedina zamjerka/preporuka koju imam. Brod je prelep, čist, usluga je bila odlična, izbor pića je dobar. Muzika kao i Audio vodič su bili zadovoljavajuci.

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15 Best Belgrade Tours

With nearly two million residents living within the greater metropolitan area, Belgrade is Serbia’s largest city and is home to almost a quarter of the country’s total population.

It’s also Serbia’s capital and is located in the north-central part of the country on a large tract of land near the junction of the Danube and Sava rivers.

Belgrade’s strategic placement has made it a hub of commerce and trade for centuries. It lies between continental Europe and the Balkans, making it an important gateway to the east.

Belgrade has abundant historical, cultural, and recreational attractions, and there are plenty of tour options for travelers who’d like to experience it with a local guide.

1. 8-hour Big Tour with Entrance Fees

For those working with limited vacation time, it’s often best to start things off with a full-day tour that includes many of the city’s most iconic attractions.

This eight-hour tour features stops at sites like the Belgrade Fortress, Avala Tower, Tito’s Museum, and the nearby town of Zemun.

Along the way, guests will benefit from their guide’s perspectives and historical insights, and tours include excursions to both sides of the river.

Also included are entrance fees at the aforementioned attractions, the services of a local guide, and door-to-door transportation by air-conditioned van or private car to and from your accommodations in Belgrade.

2. Underground and Dungeons of Belgrade Fortress Walking Tour

For lovers of military history, archaeology, and interesting tidbits of local lore, this underground and dungeons Belgrade Fortress tour would be a great fit.

Tours include aspects of both old and modern history and delve into a number of subterranean structures, some dating back to the Roman-era.

Guests will also stop at Cold War communist-era attractions and explore dreary underground dungeons that were used as prisons and torture chambers during the dark and tumultuous years of the medieval period.

Tours last about two hours, include a professional guide and get started late morning at a central Belgrade location.

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3. Boat Cruise Sightseeing

Belgrade’s riverside locale makes it perfect for sightseeing cruises.

Sitting at the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers, it’s dotted with islands and features stunning vistas of natural and humanmade attractions that are best seen from the water.

Tours last two hours, depart mid-afternoon, and include a number of the city’s most historically significant attractions, like Great War Island, the town of Zemun and its Millennium Tower, and the threatening Belgrade Fortress.

Guided river cruises are great options for photographers, those who’d rather not spend too much time on their feet, and families traveling with little ones.

4. Craft Beer Tour

Though Serbia isn’t as well-known in the beer world as countries like Germany, Holland, and Belgium, it has experienced a craft beer renaissance in recent years.

On this three-hour evening tour, guests will follow their guide’s lead and head to one of Belgrade’s oldest neighborhoods, where they’ll hit three pubs and sample some fantastic craft brews.

For those who’ve just arrived in town, it’s a great way to get your bearings, meet likeminded locals, and other international travelers, and sample some of the best beer the city has to offer in the process.

Don’t be shy about asking for tips and suggestions for things to see and do when the tour is over.

5. Red Belgrade Communist Tour

Socialist dictators and communism, in general, tend to get a bad rap, and for much of the 20th century, Serbia was firmly ensconced behind the so-called Iron Curtain.

Guests will meet their guide at Republic Square, which is where Tito gave a powerful speech trumpeting the birth of the socialist republic that would last from just after World War II until the ‘90s.

Tours also visit Terazije Square and Pioneer’s Park and touch on history and culture, as well as elements of conspiracy and intriguing tidbits of local lore that add an air of mystery and intrigue that most guests find alluring.

6. 2-Hour Nikola Tesla Tour including St. Sava Temple

Nikola Tesla is one of the most fascinating figures in contemporary science. Though he spent much of his life in the United States, Belgrade is his final resting place.

After a brief orientation with their guide, guests will explore the St. Sava Temple, which is one of the largest Orthodox temple complexes in the world.

Participants will benefit from their guide’s historical and cultural insights and appreciate the temple’s magnificent architecture before embarking on a tour of a museum dedicated entirely to the life of Nikola Tesla.

Tours are available in five languages and begin mid-morning, making them a good fit for late sleepers.

7. Belgrade Panoramic City Tour by Minibus

According to historians, the ground on which the city of Belgrade now resides was originally settled more than 2,000 years ago.

Despite that impressive lineage, Belgrade is now a modern European city with a variety of worthwhile attractions of interest for visitors of all stripes.

This city tour by minibus whisks interested guests to premier sites like Kalemegdan Park, St. Sava Church, Belgrade Fortress, and the Serbian Orthodox Cathedral, which was built in the early years of the 19th century.

Tours last three hours, depart mid-morning from an easy to reach central location and include the services of a live local guide.

8. Football History Tour

During the ‘80s and ‘90s, Serbian football reached a true pinnacle when the Belgrade Red Stars consistently beat high-profile teams from the continent like Real Madrid and Liverpool.

After rendezvousing with their guide at a central location, sports fanatics will set out on a three-hour tour to explore several neighborhoods that were once ground zero for the football craze that swept the country in decades past.

Tours are as much about culture as they are the beloved sport, and a visit to iconic Rajko Mitic Stadium is the crowning highlight that gives participants a true feel for the epic era.

9. Belgrade Sunset Sightseeing Cruise with Welcome Drink

Rumor has it that the sunsets in Belgrade are nothing short of breathtaking. There’s no better way to enjoy one in all its splendor than from the deck of a gently rocking boat with a cool drink in your hand.

If that sounds like a great way to end a long day on your feet, then signing up for this sightseeing excursion by boat would be a wise choice.

Cruises are limited to just ten guests, which means a more intimate and memorable experience for those who’d rather not fight big crowds.

Along the way, guests will see many of the city’s premier attractions. On the return trip, the city will be awash with lights, making for a particularly photogenic view.

10. 5-Hour Small-Group Food Tour with Local Guide

Before departing from Republic Square to explore the city, guests and their guide will get to know one another over a cup of potent Belgrade coffee in a trendy but relaxed café.

This five-hour tour is all about food and gives participants the chance to experience numerous neighborhoods, markets, and restaurants, and sample an array of local fare like cheese and pastry.

The Dorćol quarter is one of the city’s culinary epicenters. In addition to learning about the residents’ history and culture, guests will enjoy an epic multi-course lunch prepared by a chef using traditional and contemporary ingredients and techniques.

11. Dinner and Folklore Night in Belgrade

For true cultural immersion, it’s hard to beat evening dinner tours, because they combine elements of cuisine, music, customs, and folklore into one convenient and reasonably inexpensive package.

This two-hour option is held in a popular Belgrade restaurant and includes the services of a local English-speaking guide.

Dinner includes an impressive variety of Serbian favorites, and while guests are dining, they’ll enjoy traditional music.

When the meal is over, it’ll be time to sit back and enjoy a folk dancing presentation put on by locals intent on preserving the area’s rich heritage.

Everything is included except drinks and gratuities.

12. Full-Day Tour with Lunch & Underground Admission

Over the years, what’s now the city of Belgrade has been invaded and inhabited by a variety of outsiders, including Celts, Germans, Romans, and Turks.

It’s these varied nationalities and ethnicities that make the city such a unique mix of cultures and traditions. This full-day tour goes a long way toward shedding light on many of them.

The Cathedral of St. Sava is one of the largest Orthodox churches of its kind in the region and is among Belgrade’s most noteworthy attractions.

Tours also include exploration of the network of underground tunnels that work their way in and around Belgrade Fortress. The cost of admission is already included in the price, as are lunch and a complimentary gift.

13. Mash-Up City Walking Tour with Local Guide

Mash-up tours are great options for visitors who prefer not to focus all of their attention on one particular aspect of the city they’re exploring.

On this mash-up walking tour, guests will set out on foot to explore a number of city districts. Along the way, they’ll learn about the area’s history, traditions, and cuisine.

Tour highlights include the Belgrade Library, the Academy of Science of Art, Republic Square, and a green market where vendors sell everything from honey and cheese to cured meat and fresh produce.

Tours include ample time for photographs, questions, stopping for a quick bite or cup of coffee, and interacting with locals.

14. 4-Hour Serbian History Walking Tour

For more than two millennia, Belgrade has been the epicenter for various cultural collisions that have left indelible traces on the city and its people.

Now, the capital is among the most modern cities in the region, but it’s full of historical attractions that are easy to see in a relatively short time for those who don’t mind exploring on foot.

This four-hour walking tour focuses on history, culture, geography, and politics, and includes insights from a local guide that aren’t generally voiced on more mainstream tours.

Tours meet at a convenient central location and cover about 2 ½ miles.

15. Tara National Park and Drina River Valley Tour from Belgrade

Tara National Park and the Drina River Valley are two of the country’s most amazing natural attractions. This full-day tour from Belgrade is a great way to experience them both together.

In addition to natural splendor, the area has its fair share of historic attractions, like the Raca Monastery and the isolated ‘House of Rock’ in the middle of the river, that was originally made famous in a National Geographic photograph years ago.

At between 11 and 12 hours, tours make for a long day, but pretty much everything is included except meals, tips, and personal expenses.

15 Best Belgrade Tours:

• 8-hour Big Tour with Entrance Fees
• Underground and Dungeons of Belgrade Fortress Walking Tour
• Boat Cruise Sightseeing
• Craft Beer Tour
• Red Belgrade Communist Tour
• 2-Hour Nikola Tesla Tour including St. Sava Temple
• Belgrade Panoramic City Tour by Minibus
• Football History Tour
• Belgrade Sunset Sightseeing Cruise with Welcome Drink
• 5-Hour Small-Group Food Tour with Local Guide
• Dinner and Folklore Night in Belgrade
• Full-Day Tour with Lunch & Underground Admission
• Mash-Up City Walking Tour with Local Guide
• 4-Hour Serbian History Walking Tour
• Tara National Park and Drina River Valley Tour from Belgrade

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Cruise belgrade 3  is  more then 15 years in tourist service with more than  amazing    100  000 guests on our tours that makes this boat real   very attractive  in our city and unique experience what you shouldn't miss this boat has live guide on english and serbian language in 15 km long route passes zemun & gardosh tower.,   07 september   saturday, ⏰    6  pm  sunset .

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CRUISE BELGRADE 3 boat  do round trip to Zemun town and   Gardosh tower and turning back by Danube river through the Sava river until   Ada Bridge . 

Unique opportunity to see "Belgrade's Montmartre" from a river view and communist architecture of the New Belgrade next to Gardosh tower .

Kalemegdan fortress, nebojsha tower, great war island-national reserve for 67 different kind of birds, confluence of sava & danube, novak djokovic tennis school and courts,lido beach, victor monument-official symbol city, zemun & gardosh ., sava port and beton hall, church of st. michael and serbian patriarchy, 6 bridges,"splavs"-night life places on water , belgrade waterfront project-luxury part of the city,belgrade's fair hall, royal down town., definitely best 1 hour and 30 minutes sunset  tour in belgrade city on sava & danube rivers with gift of  two souvenirs magnets included in price - join us now and spend unforgettable moments in our amazing city.

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SUNSET CRUISE

2950  dinars.

∞ 15 km route

∞ LIve tour guide

∞ Zemun & Gardosh

∞ All around the Great War Island tour

∞ All 8 bridges

∞   Unforgettable sunset view & photos

∞  Tourist attraction

∞ Sava & Danube

∞  Communist architecture 

∞ Ask for gift code and get unlimited soft drinks

DAYTIME CRUISE

2950 dinars.

∞  15 km route 

∞   Zemun & Gardosh

∞  Around the Great War Island tour

∞   A ll 8 bridges

∞ Tourist attraction

∞  Unique look

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249 € / 1 h .

∞   Minimum rent

∞   Perfect for small groups until 45 persons 

∞  Team buildings, bachelor parties , friends and families 

∞   Tourist attraction

∞  Zemun & Gardosh

∞  All around the Great War Island tour option available 

∞   LIve tour guide optional

∞   Sava & Danube

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16 days | from coastal delights to historic highlights, explore all the balkans have to offer.

Discover the beauty and history of the Balkans on 16-day tour that travels from Split in Croatia through Bosnia and Herzegovina and onto the lively nightlife of Belgrade in Serbia, an exuberant European city on the up. Along the way you’ll soak in scenic beaches, learn fishing practices from the locals on remote Lastovo island, sample excellent Balkans wines, learn about the war years in Sarajevo, stop by the famed Old Bridge of Mostar and discover Tara National Park’s spectacular scenery on foot and riding the rails on a historic steam train. Bursting with culinary delights and cultural wonders, the Balkans will Suprise you with its diversity of experiences.

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• Follow a local guide through Diocletian's Palace in Split, where narrow cobblestone streets are lined with pre-Romanesque churches, Gothic chapels and museums.
• Spend two nights in Santa Lucia Heritage Hotel – your Feature Stay in Split –located right in the popular Pjaca (also known as the Peoples Square). This gorgeous 1776 building was recently restored and features the la luce terrace, a secret garden and private dining options.
• Take a scenic steam train ride through Tara National Park’s forests and mountains on a historic railway that forms part of the famous Ciro trail connecting Belgrade and the Adriatic Sea, a Premium Exclusive Experience.
• Relish the best of Croatian cuisine as you dine out in Split and Dubrovnik, eat freshly caught fish at sea, sample locally produced wine and enjoy dinner overlooking the Adriatic.
• Croatia’s coast is very hilly and mountainous, which means lots of steps are an inherent feature of the landscape. Also, stone streets become very slippery when wet, so good walking shoes are recommended.
• Summer temperatures can be extreme in Croatia (over 40°C), which can be uncomfortable. It’s important to use sun protection, wear layers to combat the heat and drink plenty of water. Please carefully consider the time of the year you wish to travel and your suitability to that season.

View the itinerary for departures between 01 January 2024 - 31 December 2024

Dobro dosli! Welcome to Croatia. Your adventure begins in Split – right on the Adriatic coast, this is Croatia’s second-largest city, combining stunning architecture with timeless tradition. You’ll be collected from the airport and transferred to your hotel when you arrive, ready for a welcome meeting at 6 pm. If you arrive early, you might like to visit the Mestrovic Gallery, which displays the remarkable work of one of Croatia’s greatest sculptors. After the meeting, get to know your fellow travellers and group leader over dinner at one of Split’s excellent restaurants and maybe try some brudet (a rustic seafood stew) and rozata (a creamy custard pudding). Tonight, you’ll stay in your Feature Stay – Santa Lucia Heritage Hotel in the Pjaca (the most beautiful square in Split).

• Santa Lucia Heritage Hotel (Feature Stay) or similar (1 night)
• Split - Welcome Dinner at Local Restaurant
• Complimentary Arrival Transfer

It’s very important that you attend the welcome meeting as we will be collecting insurance details and next of kin information at this time. If you are going to be late please let your travel agent or hotel reception know. Ask reception or look for a note in the lobby for more information on where the meeting will take place. An arrival transfer from Split Airport is included in the price of this trip. Please advise your booking agent of your flight details at the time of booking.

This morning, you’ll head out on a sustainable Urban Adventure – Unveiling Split’s Living History. Led by a licensed heritage interpreter, stroll through the historic streets of Split, unveil the city's hidden gems and get a glimpse into the lives of those who call this 1700-year-old city their home. Wander through cobblestoned streets in the footsteps of past emperors and kings and learn about how Split has evolved over the centuries, now embracing eco-friendly initiatives like solar power and waste management. Explore the workshops of local artisans and witness the skill and passion of their creations. This afternoon is free to explore the seaside city at your own pace – maybe find the perfect seafood restaurant with sweeping views of the coast and tuck into some fresh cuisine over a glass of wine. Or, head back to your Feature Stay and chill on the la luce terrace or in the secret garden.

• Split - Walking Tour with Local Guide
• Split - Diocletian's Palace Visit
• Split - Fish Market - Free
• Split - Marjan Hill Hike - Free
• Split – Highlights of Split Urban Adventure - EUR64
• Split - City Museum - EUR4
• Split - Ivan Mestrovic Gallery - EUR12
• Split - St Domnius Cathedral and Tower - EUR10
• Split - Ethnographic Museum - EUR3
• Split - Diocletian's Palace Cellars - EUR7
• Split - Archaeological Museum - EUR8
• Split - Gallery of Fine Arts - EUR5

Take a morning ferry to Korcula – a paradisical island off the Dalmatian Coast. When you arrive in the afternoon, head out on a walking tour with a local guide dressed in traditional costume to the folklore treasury of Korcula Town. Here, traditional costumes and items are displayed exclusively for Intrepid tour groups (other tour groups don't have permission) and learn about the history of this island, whose population is almost entirely made up of ethnic Croats. After, maybe hit one of the hidden beaches like Vela Przina or Proizd, wander the orange-topped architecture in the Old City or soak up some of the local wine culture among the olive groves.

• Korcula Island - Korcula Old Town Orientation Walk

Get ready for an exciting, custom-made half-day tour around Korcula today. You'll explore the rich history of the island and visit places that are less impacted by tourism, supporting the local community. First, visit the Ethnographic Museum Barilo in Blato and explore the impressive collection, which includes agricultural tools, ceremonial clothes, traditional costumes, kitchen utensils and handicrafts that give a unique insight into the daily lives of the owners' ancestors. Wander the house and garden, then join your hosts for a tasting of local liqueurs, brandies, arancini, fried almonds and dried figs, prepared according to traditional recipes. After, head to Vela Luka to see the 20,000-year-old Vela Spila archaeological site and cave. Take a short walk over the cave for beautiful panoramic views of the archipelago and the bay below. Visit the archaeological museum before heading out to a local village for lunch and a wine tasting of local drops, at a small family winery among the hills. 

• Korcula - Local Winery lunch and wine tasting
• Vela Luka - Vela Spila
• Korcula - Custom half day tour

Today is a free day in Korcula. You might like to spend the day lazing at one of the hidden beaches and soak up the sun, taking a dfip in the glittering waters of the bay. Alternatively, maybe head to another local winery and support the local community with some delicious cuisine and a glass of wine (or three). Perhaps continue your explorations of the Old Town tonight, taking in the stocky Revelin Tower and impressive defensive walls before stopping for dinner in one of the island’s many restaurants.

• Korcula – Blato Ethno House Barilo
• Korcula - Traditional Moreska Dance Performance - EUR18
• Korcula – Hop on hop off boat - EUR20
• Korcula – City Museum - EUR6
• Korcula - Mljet National Park visit (including the ferry) - EUR55

You’ll begin the journey to Dubrovnik today, stopping at Trsteno along the way – a small village just 20 km away from Dubrovnik. Here, you’ll tuck into a delicious brunch of local products made by a local family on their farm and presented by the famous Croatian chef Katija Paseta. Soak in the garden views and morning sun and then be treated to an olive oil tasting (a bottle of this locally produced kitchen necessity makes for the perfect souvenir!). Visit the arboretum next door – this is the oldest monument of garden architecture and the only arboretum in Croatia that dates back to the 15th century. This is also a Game of Thrones filming location but is far less crowded with fans than Dubrovnik’s Old Town. As you spot filming locations you recognise from the show (well away from the tourist crowds), take in the gorgeous views of the Elaphiti Islands and the Adriatic Sea below. Continue to the medieval walls of picturesque Dubrovnik, where you’ll have a free evening to find the best spot for dinner.

• Dubrovnik - City Walls
• Trsteno - Arboretum visit
• Trsteno - Olive Farm tasting and brunch

The day is free to explore Dubrovnik at your leisure. This gorgeous city offers a wealth of experiences to cater to every taste, so maybe ask your leader for some suggestions. Maybe visit the historical Rector's Palace and marvel at the ornate Venetian-Gothic architecture or sip a beer on the terrace of one of Dubrovnik’s teetering cliff bars. Take a Game of Thrones walking tour to some more filming locations if you're a fan, or just people-watch over an espresso. Tonight, you'll be treated to a sunset sail on the glittering Adriatic waters. On a private boat, you'll sail to the Elafiti Islands, taking in the stunning coastal scenery during golden hour. Go for a couple of swims off the boat and then hit land and visit the picturesque fisherman's village of Lopud. Here, you'll toast to an incredible trip with the group over a farewell dinner of local cuisine. Sail back to Dubrovnik just in time to enjoy the view of Old Town from the sea during sunset and toast to an unforgettable memory with some nice local wine.

• Dubrovnik - Sunset Sailing
• Dubrovnik - Discover Game of Thrones Filming Locations Urban Adventure - EUR69
• Dubrovnik - Lokrum Island Boat Trip - EUR27
• Dubrovnik - Mt Srd Museum of Croatian War of Independence - EUR4
• Dubrovnik - War Photography Museum - EUR10
• Dubrovnik - Mt Srd Cable Car - EUR27
• Dubrovnik - Rector's Palace - EUR13

Dobro Dosli! Welcome to Croatia, the jewel of the Dalmatian Coast. When you arrive, you’ll be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel. If you arrive early, you might like to head out and explore Dubrovnik’s medieval Old Town, which is surrounded entirely by city walls and easily covered on foot. Although Dubrovnik experienced devastation during the war in the early 1990s, the restored Old Town remains one of the most picturesque places, surrounded by ramparts, filming locations (Game of Thrones fan, anyone?) and the sparkling Adriatic Sea. See the 15th-century Rector's Palace, the monasteries with their cloistered gardens and the baroque churches on a self-paced walk around town. After your meeting, join your leader and fellow travellers for dinner at a local restaurant showcasing Croatia’s traditional cuisine.

• Grand Hotel Park or similar (1 night)
• Dubrovnik - Hike up Mt Srd - Free
• Dubrovnik - Dubrovnik Card (1 day local transport & entry to sites) - EUR35

It’s very important that you attend the welcome meeting as we will be collecting insurance details and next of kin information at this time. If you are going to be late please let your travel agent or hotel reception know. The meeting will start at 6pm. Ask reception or look for a note in the lobby for more information on where the meeting will take place.

After breakfast, drive from your hotel to the Konavle region south of Dubrovnik. The region is known as the Golden Valley of Dubrovnik as it has the most fertile grounds in the area and is filled with vineyards and fruit trees. Visit the small town of Cavtat with its beautiful architecture, ancient history and pebble beaches. After exploring the town, you’ll head further into the Konavle region for a traditional ‘peka’ lunch featuring lamb and other meats cooked under an iron bell. No meal in this region is complete without a glass of Croatian wine, so raise a glass of Grk or Plavac Mali local wine and toast to a new adventure. Return to Dubrovnik, where the rest of the day is free.

• Dubrovnik - Cavtat Tour

Today you’ll cross the border and travel into Bosnia and Herzegovina, stopping at several scenic destinations along the way. Your first stop is Trebinje where you’ll join your leader for a walking tour that takes in the compact Old Town and its market square, followed by a stop at an Orthodox monastery to taste the famous Tvrdos wine. After you’ve quenched your thirst, your trip continues to Stolac where you’ll stop for the lunch and the chance to explore this ancient town on the banks of the blue Bregava River. After you’ve explored the sights of Stolac, head on to Mostar. Here you’ll join an expert local guide for a tour around town that reveals why there is such a strong connection between the locals and coffee.

• Hotel Eden or similar (1 night)
• Mostar - Guided Tour with Coffee Experience
• Stolac - Town Visit
• Trebinje - Tvrdos Monastery Wine Tasting
• Trebinje - Walking Tour
• Mostar - Old Bridge Museum - EUR5

Your travel time today will be approximately 6 hours.

Leave Mostar and travel towards Sarajevo, stopping in Konjic along the way. Here, you’ll discover one of the best-kept secrets in former Yugoslavia – Tito's nuclear bunker. The military bunker was built to protect Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito and hundreds of his top military personnel and has only recently opened to the public. Go back in time on a guided tour of the bunker and learn about Yugoslav history and how life used to be in not-so-distant past. After touring the bunker, continue to Sarajevo and settle into your hotel before heading out to explore the city with an expert local guide. Tonight, you might like to join your group for dinner at a local restaurant.

• Hotel President or similar (1 night)
• Konjic - Armijska Ratna Komanda ARK D-0 (Tito’s Bunker) tour
• Sarajevo - Walking Tour

Your travel time today will be approximately 2.5 hours.

Today is yours to explore your own way. Taste your way through the market stalls of Bascarsija, visit one of the museums dedicated to the Yugoslav war or maybe take a cable car up Trebevic Mountain to enjoy the views over the city. You’ll finish the day with a home-cooked meal shared with your hosts Mustafa and Mersiha who proudly claim their kitchen has the best view over Sarajevo. Your night begins learning how Bosnian pita is made before a hearty meal of sogan dolma (stuffed onions) and dolam (stuffed paprika). Of course, you’ll get to try the freshly made pita too.

• Sarajevo - Cooking Demo and Home-made Dinner
• Sarajevo - National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina - BAM8
• Sarajevo - Sarajevo Museum - BAM10
• Sarajevo - War Tunnel - BAM10
• Sarajevo - Trebević Mountain Cable Car - BAM20

Today you’ll travel to Serbia with a stop in the small town of Visegrad where a 16th-century bridge dominates the horizon (this bridge also provided the inspiration for the Nobel Prize winning literary work, The Bridge on the Drina). From Visegrad, you’ll cross the border into Serbia and continue your journey to Tara National Park. Widely regarded as one of the most spectacular destinations in the country, the park is home to the world’s third largest river canyon and filled with forested slopes and dramatic ravines. This afternoon, you’ll have the chance to soak in the natural beauty with an easy 2-hour hike. Tonight, you’ll bed down near the town of Zlatibor in your Feature Stay accommodation – a group of wooden chalets surrounded by nature complete with individual swimming pools and views of the surrounding countryside. Later, sit down for a traditional dinner to celebrate your first night in Serbia.

• Golden Chalets (Feature Stay) or similar (1 night) (1 night)
• Višegrad - Town Visit
• Tara National Park - Hike

Your travel time today will be approximately 6.5 hours.

This morning you'll explore Tara National Park further with a scenic steam train ride through the park’s forest and mountains. This section of the railway is part of the famous Ciro trail that connects Belgrade and the Adriatic Sea. Rattle along the tracks as the narrow-gauge engine and historic carriages take you through the incredible scenery, with four stops along the way so you can take photos. After spending a half day exploring Tara National Park on foot and riding the rails, settle in for the drive to Belgrade where you’ll have a free evening.

• Royal Inn Hotel or similar (1 night)
• Tara National Park - Steam Train

Your travel time today will be approximately 4 hours.

Start your day with a guided walking tour and discover all that Belgrade has to offer including Republic Square, Knez Mihailova Street, Kalemegdan Park and the Belgrade Fortress where the Danube and Sava Rivers meet. Immerse yourself in the town’s rich history and ask your local guide for suggestions on where to experience the best night life, as Belgrade is known for its party scene. This afternoon is free, so you might like to visit the city market or the Nikola Tesla Museum. You could also catch a trolleybus to Zemun – a bohemian neighbourhood known for its cafes and fish restaurants along the riverside promenade. Tonight, join your group for a traditional dinner in the bohemian Skadarska quarter to celebrate the penultimate night of your trip.

• Belgrade - Walking Tour
• Belgrade - House of Flowers - RSD400
• Belgrade - Saint Sava Temple - Free
• Belgrade - Nikola Tesla Museum - RSD800
• Belgrade - Military Museum - RSD350
• Belgrade - Ethnographic Museum - RSD300
• Belgrade - Danube River Cruise - RSD800
• Belgrade - National Museum - RSD300
• Belgrade - Belgrade Fortress - Free
• Belgrade - Museum of Yugoslav History - RSD400

After breakfast, your adventure comes to an end. If you’d like to extend your stay, just get in touch with your booking agent ahead of time to arrange additional accommodation.

14 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 6 dinners

Ferry, Private vehicle, Train

Comfortable Hotel (13 nights), Feature Stay (2 nights)

• Arrival airport transfer
• Tipping for accommodation, activities and transport
• Luggage transfer
• Daily breakfast and signature local meal experiences
• 24/7 on-ground support

Dates and availability

Important notes.

1. A complimentary airport arrival transfer is included; valid if you are arriving on Day 1 or if you have booked pre-tour accommodation through us. You must provide your flight details to your booking agent at least 14 days prior to travel. 2. A single supplement is available if you’d prefer not to share a room on this trip. The single supplement applies to all nights of your trip and is subject to availability. There are a limited number of single supplements available per trip departure. Please speak to your booking agent for further information. 

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Moorea 4WD Island Tour and Lunch

Papeete, French Polynesia

Activity Level

Strenuous Activity

Excursion Type

Wheelchair Accessible

Starting At (prices in USD)

Minimum Age

Information Not Currently Available

Approximately 9½ Hours

Meals Included

Meals included

From your ship – you are transferred to Papeete ferry terminal to catch a local speed ferry over to Tahiti’s sister island of Moorea.

Upon arrival in Moorea – you are met by your local guides and board special covered but open-air four-wheel drive vehicles with English-speaking knowledgeable driver-guides to visit this spectacular & beautiful island. Our first stop is the Ia Ora lookout point for an amazing panoramic view of coconut lined white sand beaches, turquoise lagoons & the island of Tahiti in the foreground. Other highlight stops include Cooks Bay and the spectacular “Le Belvedere Lookout Point” where you have a ‘bird’s eye view’ of Moorea’s crater with her two famous bays far below – Cook’s & Opunohu Bay. Other points of interest enroute include visiting pineapple fields, ancient archeological stone temples “maraes”, Tahitians' of yesteryears sacred worshipped grounds. Travel through the forests of bamboo groves and pineapple plantations before veering off-road into interior trails to transverse streams to allow your local guide attract freshwater eels. 

Drive to the Moorea Fruit Juice Factory and enjoy juice from local papaya, grapefruit, pineapple and other tropical island fruits. They also produce an assortment of 10- to 40-proof fruit brandies, including star fruit, ginger and papaya, as well as 25-proof liqueurs made from coconut, ginger and pineapple. You’ll have time to visit the gift shop for island souvenirs, gifts & pearls too.

Our final stop is at a local restaurant for your choice of drinks with set-menu choices of local dishes & delicacies.

After lunch, you join waiting motorcoach for a scenic drive around the rest of the island with several more highlight stops before arriving back at Moorea’s ferry pier. A speed catamaran cruise will bring you back to Papeete where waiting coaches will transfer you back to your ship.