Croatia · CITY TOURS IN ZADAR
The 7 city tours in Zadar we would put on a Croatian itinerary, with what each costs, how long it runs and the port or gate it leaves from. Number one is first for a reason.
Review of Zadar City Tour, a two-hour walk covering Roman ruins, Sea Organ, Old Town sights, local tastings, and practical tips.
“Doria was VERY knowledgeable about Zadar's history and showed us things about the city we would have never found on our own. We enjoyed our tour very much!”
Explore Zadar’s Old Town, Roman Forum, Sea Organ, and Maraschino tasting on this friendly two-hour walking tour for $24.
“Andrija was a great guide - would recommend this tour to anyone who wants to learn about Zadar's history from a local.”
Explore Zadar’s Roman ruins, medieval churches, Sea Organ, markets, and Land Gate on a detailed two-hour cultural walking tour.
“Comprehensive, enthusiastic and informative tour of Zadar with D. Great introduction to the town. Highly Recommended!”
Explore Zadar at sunset on a Polish walking tour covering the Roman Forum, Five Wells Square, Land Gate, and Sea Organ.
“Sensational. The guide tells very interesting stories. I recommend it to everyone.”
Review of Zadar City Tour, a 90-minute small-group walk through Roman ruins, Venetian gates, churches, and local food stops.
“Dorja had excellent English and knowledge of the city . Her style was lecturing rather than conversational but a lot of ground from churches to food to history was covered.”
Explore Zadar by eco tuk tuk, hear the Sea Organ, visit local sights, and taste Degarra wines on a private 2.5-hour tour.
“So fun and unique experience with Roko on our private Tuk Tuk around Zadar. He picked us up from our hotel, showed us a few local spots and then drove us to a beautiful vineyard where we enjoyed three wine tastings and a charcuterie spread. The evening was so lovely and Roko gave us an amazing experience. Highly recommend!!”
Explore Zadar by bike with a helmet, lock, map, and route tips, including rides to Nin and Ugljan Island for $24.03.
“The bike shop was easy to find and in a good spot for getting out of town near a main street/bridge out of the old town. Getting the bike and lock was super fast, in under two minutes had my gear and directions on where to ride. After walking the bike out of the old town, I chose to follow the water and head west/north along fairly well-marked bike paths. This took me past some very nice beaches and areas you could either pay to swim or take a little dip in the water from public areas. There were also some very cute little towns and churches to see along…”
Pick a harbour, a wall or a waterfall.
