ZADAR
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The 7 most popular city tours in Zadar. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
A 2-hour guided walk through Zadar’s best-known Roman and medieval sights, plus the Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun.
“Dorja was very enthusiastic and very knowledgeable about the sites and history of Zadar. Transfers to and from cruise terminal were well organized.”
A 2-hour guided walk through Zadar’s Old Town, with stops at Roman ruins, Donatus Church, Sea Organ, and a Maraschino tasting.
“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 walking tour of Zadar’s key sights, from Sea Organ to Land Gate, with optional tastings and possible free medieval church entry.
Evening in Zadar with a Polish guide, from Land Gate to Five Wells Square and the Roman Forum, ending at the Sea Organ sunset.
“Sensational. The guide tells very interesting stories. I recommend it to everyone.”
A 90-minute small-group walk through Zadar’s Roman and Venetian sights, plus famous sea installations and optional tastings.
“We had a great great 90 minute tour with Doria around the lovely city of Zadar. Doria was very well versed in all the sites and told us lots of interesting facts. She was particularly interesting when giving us a lot of background to the history of the city and of Croatia and indeed of…”
Ride Zadar by eco tuk tuk for Sea Organ, Sun greeting, and more, then end at Degarra Winery for a local wine tasting.
“We were happy to take a spin around the area outside of the old town. The winery was wonderful and there were some great views along the way!”
Rent a bike in Zadar with helmet, lock, and maps. Ride to Nin or Ugljan by ferry for a flexible Dalmatian day.
“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.”
