Zadar · CITY TOURS
12 reviewed
Of the 12 city tours on the site, these 12 are the ones to book. Prices, running times and the standout details are laid out below, so you can choose in a few minutes and get back to the beach.
A 2-hour small-group walk in Zadar with Roman ruins, the Sea Organ, and the Greeting to the Sun. Pickup option and possible tastings.
“An excellent tour with a vast amount of history of Zadar. Dorja was a wealth of knowledge and has so much pride in her city and country. We hit all the top spots in Zadar and even had a Maraska and cheese tasting—both delicious! Thank you for a great day, Dorja!”
A 2-hour guided Old Town walk in Zadar with Sea Organ waves, St. Donatus, and a Maraschino tasting for $24.
“Very good guide, clear and informative. Good pace and she appeared to know a lot of the history and could answer questions well.”
120-minute guided walk in Zadar: Sea Organ music, St. Anastasia and Donatus, Land Gate, plus possible church entry or tastings. $28.
“Comprehensive, enthusiastic and informative tour of Zadar with D. Great introduction to the town. Highly Recommended!”
Evening Polish walking tour in Zadar: Land Gate, Five Wells Square, Roman Forum, Church of St. Donatus, and Sea Organ at sunset.
“Sensational. The guide tells very interesting stories. I recommend it to everyone.”
A 90-minute small-group Zadar walk with Roman and Venetian highlights plus modern installations, with optional tastings and English guiding.
“Very nice and informative tour. We covered most of the important places in this tour. Our guide was very friendly and also gave us tips for things to do locally”
A 45-minute eco-friendly retro car tour of Šibenik with photo stops, waterfront views, and helpful English-speaking guidance for $17.
“Really enjoy the beautiful views and chatting to our guide”
Zip through Zadar in an eco tuk tuk, hit top seaside and Roman sights, then unwind with a Degarra Winery wine tasting and bites.
“Being able to view the whole city. Listening to stories of Rocko growing up in Zadar made the experience very personal.”
Bike rental in Zadar with helmet, lock, maps and snorkel gear. Ride your pace to Nin and Ugljan for about 8 hours.
“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…”
A 2-hour eco retro-car tour of Šibenik’s fortresses. Tickets included, small-group feel, and Adriatic views from Barone, St. John, and St. Michael.
“Ivan was a fantastic tour guide of the forts and their history! He was so kind and helpful for the 2 older travelers! Great way to view Sibenik!!”
Small English tour of Zadar’s icons: Sea Organ, St. Anastasia, Donatus, Roman Forum, St. Simon, and monastery gold-and-silver art.
“Guía local, amable y muy instructivo y agradable, explicaciones y datos perfectos.”
Retro electric-car panorama of Šibenik plus a 45-minute winery tasting with local wines, prosciutto, and cheese.
“le guide était fantastique je l'ai bien aimé il connaissait sa ville et sest anecdotes a essayé.”
A fast 45-minute panorama ride with views from Barone and St. John’s forts, a Bay of Šibenik photo stop, then a short Old Town walk.
“Great tour that takes you to the high points of Sibenik!! Not only was the tour reasonable, the tuk tuk took you through the city and the pics I was able to capture was picturesque & memorable. I also had time to walk around old town afterwards which was perfect for us!! We even tipped 50%!!”
