Top Rovinj Sightseeing Tours

From ugly duckling to a beautiful swan - discover how Opatija transformed itself quickly from a humble fisherman's village to a "place to be" for the Austrian aristocracy. Walk with me through the historical parts of Opatija, find out why it's nicknamed the Pearl of the Adriatic, the Old Dame or the Queen of tourism and why people consider this town to be the real cradle of tourism for the country. In this tour we will walk on the seaside promenade pass the old mansions, through the flower gardens where it all began, and discover it's past and present that makes Opatija one of the most beautiful towns in Croatia.

This is amazing tour round 5 beautifull islands with stop for exploring, snorkeling and picnic. Rovinj islands are perfect places for a fun and exciting kayaking adventure for everyone. We will stop on the most famous island for 1 hour. Name is Red island. There is time for simply enjoy of natural sorroundings, exploring island and snorkeling into the blue waters. Included lunch sendwich.

Travel up the coast of the Istrian peninsula and visit three other Croatian towns during this half-day tour. Along with your guide and small group of seven or fewer, stop in Rovinj for a guided walking tour around the Old Town. Then it’s on to Bale, once the hideout of the infamous Casanova, as well as Vodnjan, home to the UNESCO-listed Kazuna Park before heading back to Pula.

Discover the wine of Croatia’s Istrian peninsula with this wine tour from Rovinj and Pula. You’ll travel to three wineries in a small group that’s limited to just eight people for an intimate tour of wine tasting and eating. Learn about the local wine and growing techniques, then sit down for a traditional Istrian meal before your journey back.

Our tour will start from your accommodation and will take you on a great journey through the beautiful Istrian countryside. You will join in the truffle hunt / with a guide and his/her dog / sample some great food with truffles and the have a great visit to the local wine cellar. The winery tour is included as well as tasting of up to 5 wines and local "tapas". the tour last approx. 5 hours.

Make the most of your time in the Balkans with a day trip to Slovenia’s Postojna Cave and Predjama Castle from Rovinj. Discover the well-known cave’s natural formations, flora, and fauna before heading to Predjama Castle, nestled in the cliff face, to explore its medieval history and Renaissance architecture. Enjoy seamless transfer to each location with round-trip transportation from your hotel, and avoid hidden costs with entrance fees included.

Discover botanical gardens, aristocratic villas, and charming promenades on this 7-hour trip to the elegant city of Opatija and its surrounding area. You'll save time organizing transport by having round-trip transfers included, and you'll get to visit smaller rural sites such as the fortified hilltop town of Mošćenice. Another highlight is a trip to Plomin village which has a stunning Old Town, and offers great views of Kvarner Bay.

Croatia is known for its culinary heritage, but it can be difficult to know where to go for a taste of traditional cuisine. Discover authentic Istrian fare on a food tasting tour from Rovinj, visiting Buzet, Motovun, and Novigrad along the way to sample a range of the region’s flavors. Try local liquors, olive oil, truffles, and wines, benefiting from round-trip transfer between dispersed locations.

Discover the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park and avoid hidden costs on a day trip that includes entry, lunch, and round-trip transfer from your hotel. Learn about the park’s waterfalls, lakes, and forests from your guide, and enjoy an intimate look at the natural spectacle as you explore the site by foot.

Get to know Slovenia's Lake Bled on this full-day tour from western Croatia. With your guide in the lead, visit Bled Castle (entrance fees included( and enjoy a serene boat ride on the lake itself. Pickup and drop-off from select hotels included.

When in Rovinj, you definitely deserve to go beyond the bay area with its cafés and restaurants, beyond the beaches and the cocktail bars. Because this place hides secrets that have so far been difficult to discover and explore for the individual traveler as city tours were only available for organised groups.

Book yourself a tailor-made journey in Istria which allows you to travel exclusively your style. The essentials (guide & transport) are included and the rest will be created just like you want or with recommendations from your licensed local guide. This tour is perfect for solo travelers, couples, families and small groups up to 8 people.

Sea Kayaking Vrsar Archipelago is a must-do activity while in Istria, Croatia. Enjoy a sea kayaking tour through Vrsar Island and the beautiful coastline. Vrsar archipelago consists of 18 uninhabited islands, so if you are into it you can visit some of the islands and spend a day in solitude and peace. It has all types of beaches, sandy, pebbly and rocky and there are many hidden coves and bays to explore. Vrsar is a small town situated on the western Istrian coast, near the Lim Channel. It started developing on a hill but now it is expanding along the coast. It has about 2700 inhabitants who are now primarily engaged in tourism; in the past, this was a fishermen’s town. If you want to experience a vacation different from just swimming and enjoying the sun, with a bit more adventure, then the sea kayaking Vrsar Archipelago tour is perfect for you. Those who like to travel will enjoy exploring the coast, nature, monuments, culture, and art.

From ugly duckling to a beautiful swan - discover how Opatija transformed itself quickly from a humble fisherman's village to a "place to be" for the Austrian aristocracy. Walk with me through the historical parts of Opatija, find out why it's nicknamed the Pearl of the Adriatic, the Old Dame or the Queen of tourism and why people consider this town to be the real cradle of tourism for the country. In this tour we will walk on the seaside promenade pass the old mansions, through the flower gardens where it all began, and discover it's past and present that makes Opatija one of the most beautiful towns in Croatia.

The ‘Golden Island’ of Krk lies in Kvarner Bay, just off the coast of Rijeka. On this tour, drive across to the island and spend the morning exploring its picturesque villages and beautiful beaches. Along the way, admire historic landmarks like Krk Cathedral and Frankopan Castle, walk the scenic seafront promenades, and tuck into a delicious lunch (own expense) of Krk cuisine and wine.

Charter a yacht for your own private daytime cruise from Pula or Rovinj, and see the Brijuni National Park as you wish. Choose from a selection of options when you book online to suit your preferred route, duration, or inclusions, and then leave the boat work in the hands of a capable skipper. Your time at sea is then your own to soak up the archipelago sights and swim in the sea.

Visit Pula, the largest city in Istria, Rovinj, one of the most picturesque and romantic towns on Mediterranean, and enjoy the panoramic drive through the towns on Istrian coast.

Visit Postojna Cave, the best-known cave in the world, and The Predjama Castle, the only preserved cave castle in Europe.

An excursion on a wooden pirate boat along the Istrian coast full of islands. Sightseeing of the historical city of Rovinj. Complimentary drinks on the boat.

A rare Opportunity to hear a story about the tradition of truffle hunting in Istria and other Istrian natural products. The experience is fulfilled by the stunning view on Motovun town and lake Butoniga featured by tasting of the homemade wines, Malvasia and Teran, from the cellar. The most attractive and most interesting part of the tour is real truffle hunting in the nearby forest with specially trained dogs what concludes the whole truffle hunting experience.

Did you know that once upon a time, Istria was built by the giants who gathered stones and built towns on beautiful green hills? The city, only 100 meters long and 30 meters wide holds so much of history. According to the legend, Hum was created by accident when the Giants did not have many stones left when building the cities in the valley of the Mirna River, so they decided to build this miniature city. Visit the smallest city in the world with us, meet its residents, and have a chat with them, while enjoying the fabulous narrow streets and allowing Hum to delight all your senses. You will get to treat your palate to a delicious set of local specialties in one of the Hum taverns, sipping on the exquisite Istrian wine.

This Italian city and the largest cargo port are located in the bay of the same name. If you start descending to the center of town, the beautiful scenes of the city and the Adriatic Sea will blend in front of your eyes. Since its position is at the intersection of different nations and cultures, Trieste can boast with its rich cultural and historical heritage. Do not overlook this charming Italian city, because it will amaze you with what it has to offer.

This is an ideal tour of Zagreb. We start with a drive through the downtown area of Zagreb and cover the Green Horseshoe of Zagreb and it's main sights. After parking the car we continue for a walking tour of the upper town of Zagreb - Kaptol and Gradec where the history of the city lies.

Every season of the year brings with itself a different spectacle for the senses at the Plitvice Lakes. The Plitvice Lakes are famous for their 16 cascading lakes that form a gorgeous ring of water. The stunning scenery in the park was created by the flow of water over limestone that over time created travertine barriers that resulted in waterfalls, lakes, and caves. The Park was designated a national park in 1949 and in 1979 UNESCO entitled it a World Heritage Site. Enjoy the wonders of nature, an astonishing view, clean air, nature’s sounds and the sheer joy of just being somewhere so vast and diverse. Standing there, you can really say you have become one with nature. Plitvice National Park can rightfully be called the most magnificent place in all of Europe. Lunch at a local restaurant on your own. Continue the walks through the park and forest and enjoy the beauty surrounding you.

On the river Ljubljanica lies the capital and the largest city of Slovenia, Ljubljana. Ljubljana, a former Roman settlement from the 15th century BC, was first mentioned with its present name in the 12th century. Since then, Ljubljana has not ceased to develop. This hidden gem of Slovenia has a lot to offer, from great local cuisine to a host of interesting festivals that are held throughout the year. If you want to explore Slovenia, there is no better place to start than in Ljubljana.