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Overview
Explore Dubrovnik's Old Town with VIP treatment. Begin at Pile Gate, stroll Stadun, see landmarks like Onofrio's fountain and the Franciscan monastery. Enjoy city views on a private speed boat ride. Book now for an exclusive experience!
Highlights
Description
Make like a VIP as you visit the most perfect and well-preserved medieval city in the world! Dubrovnik's Old Town will charm you with its winding, narrow streets and ornate historical buildings.
Your exclusive and private experience starts at Pile Gate, the remnants of a 15th-century gate that welcomes you into Old Town. With your professional guide by your side you will walk onto the marbled street of Stadun, the main street in the city, then see Onofrio's fountain and the Franciscan monastery. Continue to Luza square in the heart of the city, stopping at the church of St. Blaise and Orlando's column.
While in the city you will stop at the Memorial room at Sponza's Palace, see Dubrovnik Cathedral and Rector's Palace where you will have a few minutes to refresh.
From there you will make your way down to the port and board a sleek, private speed boat for an exciting perspective of the city walls as well as waterside views of Daxa Island, Lokrum Island and Montovjerna all the way to Fort Lovrijenac.
Be the envy of your shipmates after you recount your exclusive day by booking this private tour of the Old Town of Dubrovnik.
Please Note: Boats available for this tour accommodate groups of up to 5 or 8 guests maximum. Groups with more than 8 guests will need to book multiple boats. Please take this information into consideration when booking.
What's included
Itinerary
1. Begin at Pile Gate, 15th-century entrance to Dubrovnik's Old Town.
2. Stroll down Stadun, visit Onofrio's fountain, and the Franciscan monastery.
3. Explore Luza square, stopping at St. Blaise's church and Orlando's column.
4. Visit Sponza's Palace, Dubrovnik Cathedral, and Rector's Palace.
5. Head to the port for a private speed boat ride.
6. Cruise past city walls, Daxa Island, Lokrum Island, and Montovjerna.
7. Conclude with views of Fort Lovrijenac.
8. Book now for an envy-worthy experience!
Frequently Asked Questions
How much time does the Private Panoramic Dubrovnik History by Speed Boat take?
Private Panoramic Dubrovnik History by Speed Boat duration is 4 hours.
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