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King's Landing
Best for
Couples, Culture Seekers
Duration
4N/5D
Season
May–September
Difficulty
Easy
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Cultural, Heritage
A Tibro Journey
Dubrovnik's walls played King's Landing, and they look the part from the sea. Then up the coast to Split's Roman palace and the islands of Hvar and Brač by boat.
Croatia Game of Thrones is a 4N/5D heritage & culture journey through Croatia. Highlights include Game of Thrones King's Landing tour, Diocletian's Palace, Šibenik fortress.
Signature Moments
Three Mornings You'll Remember
No. 01
Game of Thrones King's Landing tour
Game of Thrones King's Landing tour
No. 02
Diocletian's Palace
Diocletian's Palace
No. 03
Šibenik fortress
Šibenik fortress
No. 01
Game of Thrones King's Landing tour
Game of Thrones King's Landing tour
No. 02
Diocletian's Palace
Diocletian's Palace
No. 03
Šibenik fortress
Šibenik fortress
Day by Day
4N/5D, in order
Day 1
Arrive in Dubrovnik – Welcome to the Realm of Westeros
Upon your arrival at Dubrovnik Airport, complete immigration and baggage formalities. You will be greeted by your private chauffeur in the arrivals area, holding a personalized placard for easy identification. Settle into your comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle and enjoy a scenic transfer to your hotel. Along the way, catch your first glimpses of the stunning Adriatic coastline and the red-roofed medieval city that famously brought King’s Landing to life on screen. Upon arrival at your hotel, complete the check-in formalities with assistance if required. Once settled, take the remainder of the day to relax and unwind at leisure. Overnight stay at your hotel in Dubrovnik. Dubrovnik is a city in southern Croatia fronting the Adriatic Sea. It's known for its distinctive Old Town, encircled with massive stone walls completed in the 16th century. Its well-preserved buildings range from baroque St. Blaise Church to Renaissance Sponza Palace and Gothic Rector’s Palace, now a history museum. Paved with limestone, the pedestrianized Stradun (or Placa) is lined with shops and restaurants
Day 2
Game of Thrones Special Tour – Walk in the Footsteps of Westerosi Legends
After enjoying a delicious breakfast at your hotel, get ready to embark on the ultimate Game of Thrones filming locations tour, led by an expert local guide. The tour begins with a short walk to the King’s Landing Docks overlooking Blackwater Bay. Scenes filmed here include when Marcella was sent to Dorne, when Littlefinger and Sansa conspired to elope and where Jon Snow said his last farewell to Bran, Arya and Sansa. Next you climb up the 300 steps to the ‘Red Keep’ to enjoy a beautiful view over the Narrow Sea and the capital of Westeros. Scenes filmed here include Joffrey’s Nameday Tournament, Tyrion slapping Joffrey, Sansa saved by the Hound and Cersei and Littlefinger’s ‘power is power’ dialogue. Enter the Pile gate, location where an angry mob attack King Joffrey. Once inside the Old Town we bring you to a cluster of different locations, including the staircase of the Great Sept of Baelor where Cersei’s Walk of Shame began, one of the most crucial scenes in the show. The last part of the tour takes you to the Iron Throne on Lokrum. Here fantasy becomes reality! Costumes, wigs, swords and other associated accessories turn you into a GoT character. Assume the role of the mother of Dragons, Jon Snow, Queen Cersei among many others. After your transformation is complete you will be welcomed to the throne room in the abandoned Benedictine monastery for the big finale – you ascend the Iron Throne for a memorable picture! You came, saw and conquered! This the only Game of Thrones tour on which you not only visit several major filming locations, but you’ll get the chance to sit on the Iron Throne dressed as a GoT character. Overnight stay at your hotel in Dubrovnik.
Day 3
Peljesac Wine Tasting Private Tour
Have a scrumptious breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast, embark on a full-day private tour to the Pelješac Peninsula, one of Croatia’s most celebrated and picturesque wine regions, known for its centuries-old winemaking tradition and stunning landscapes. Your journey begins with visits to three handpicked local wineries, each offering a unique insight into the region's rich viticulture. You'll have the opportunity to sample a variety of high-quality wines, including the famed Plavac Mali red, while learning about traditional production methods and family wine-making legacies passed down through generations. The tour also includes a cultural stop in the charming town of Ston, known for its historic stone walls (among the longest in Europe), and centuries-old salt pans. You'll enjoy free time to explore Ston at your own pace, where you can stroll the quaint streets, capture scenic views, or opt for a fresh oyster tasting. A specialty of the area, harvested straight from the bay. Overnight stay at your hotel in Dubrovnik.
Day 3
Drive to Split – Half Day Split Tour
After a hearty breakfast at your hotel, check out and embark on a scenic 3-hour private drive to Split, passing coastal views and picturesque landscapes along the Adriatic. Check in at your hotel in split. In the evening proceed for Half day split tour. The tour visits 4 different filming locations in and around Split, Croatia. First, you’ll take a walking tour of the 1700-year-old Diocletian’s Palace in the heart of Split’s old town. You’ll wander the streets that became Meereen, substructures of the palace and dungeons of Daenerys’s dragons. Next, you’ll take an air-conditioned transfer to the mountain village of Klis, about 20 minutes outside Split. In this tiny village lies Klis Fortress, which stands tall on the end of a rocky cliff offering the absolute best view of Split, the Adriatic Sea and neighbouring islands. Finally, you’ll visit a 600-year-old stone watermill on the Žrnovnica River that still mills flour to this day. This watermill and the Žrnovnica River that runs alongside of it were the setting of several scenes from Game of Thrones as well. Here, you’ll enjoy a traditional Croatian barbecue feast (usually veal Peka or grilled fish) with homemade bread from the mill and local wine. Overnight stay at your hotel in Split. Split, historically known as Spalato, is the second-largest city of Croatia after the capital Zagreb, the largest city in Dalmatia and the largest city on the Croatian coast. The Split metropolitan area is home to about 330,000 people.
Day 4
Half-Day šIbenik Tour
After a hearty breakfast at your hotel, proceed for half day šibenik tour. The tour visits a small castle close to Split and 3 different filming locations in and around Šibenik, Croatia. On the way from Split to Šibenik, you will make a stop at a small medieval fortress in Kaštel Gomilica on the sea close to Split. Posing as a part of Braavos, that is where Arya walked around posing as a girl selling oysters. Upon reaching the city Šibenik, firstly you will visit St. John’s fortress just above the city. With the view of the city of Šibenik you will see how the city and its surroundings were turned into the Free city of Braavos. Also, you will see the fighting pit of Meereen where Jorah Mormont fought and brought Daenerys a gift – Tyrion. Next, you’ll take an air-conditioned transfer to Šibenik city center and take a relaxed boat ride to the St. Nicholas fortress out on the seas of Šibenik. It will give you the opportunity to see the city from the seaside, see the dark tunnels of the House of the Undying and hear about the history of the fortress. Finally, your guide will take you on a walking tour of the center, during which he’ll tell you about the Game of Thrones scenes that were filmed here as well as some of the local Croatian history. You will see our UNESCO protected St. Jacob’s cathedral through the Game of Thrones lenses posing as The Iron Bank, as well as the streets where Arya wandered practicing for the Faceless killer. After that follows a nice approximately hour and a half drive back to Split. Overnight stay at your hotel in split.
Day 5
Private Full Day Hvar, Brac & Pakleni Islands Boat Tours From Split
Enjoy a hearty and delicious breakfast at your hotel to start the day. After breakfast, embark on a full-day island-hopping boat tour from Split, exploring the stunning islands of Hvar, Brač, and the Pakleni Islands. Begin with Hvar, known as the sunniest spot in all of Croatia and one of the most glamorous destinations on the Adriatic coast. Over the years, it has become a favorite vacation spot for celebrities and travelers alike. Stroll through the charming stone streets, explore the historic Fortica Fortress, and soak in the lively Mediterranean atmosphere. Continue to the beautiful island of Brač, home to the world-famous Zlatni Rat beach, often referred to as the "Golden Horn" for its unique shape. The island is known for its crystal-clear waters and white stone, used even in the construction of the White House in Washington D.C. Next, head to the Pakleni Islands, a small chain of forested islands just off the coast of Hvar. These islands are ideal for swimming, snorkeling, or simply relaxing in hidden coves surrounded by untouched nature. Overnight stay at your hotel in Split.
Day 5
Departure – Split to Dubrovnik
After having a hearty breakfast at your hotel. Check out from the hotel and proceed to Dubrovnik for your departure flight with amazing got memories. ***END OF TOUR***
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Things to Look Out For
Walk Dubrovnik's walls early
The circuit of the old city walls is the thing to do in Dubrovnik, and it bakes by mid-morning with no shade and a one-way crowd you can't escape once you're on it. Go at opening or in the last hour before close, carry water, and you'll have King's Landing's ramparts and the sea below nearly to yourself.
The island ferries fill up
Hvar, Brač and the rest are reached by Jadrolinija and catamaran services that sell out in July and August, and cars wait hours in peak season. Book foot-passenger tickets online ahead, travel light, and check the timetable. Some routes run far less often out of high summer, and a missed last boat means a night you didn't plan.
Eat at the konoba, drink the local wine
Skip the harbour-front tourist traps for a konoba, the family tavern a street back. Grilled fish by the kilo, lamb done slow under the peka bell, olive oil that tastes of the place. The Pelješac peninsula makes serious reds (Plavac Mali); ask for the house wine and you'll usually do well and pay little.
- №1
Walk Dubrovnik's walls early
The circuit of the old city walls is the thing to do in Dubrovnik, and it bakes by mid-morning with no shade and a one-way crowd you can't escape once you're on it. Go at opening or in the last hour before close, carry water, and you'll have King's Landing's ramparts and the sea below nearly to yourself.
- №2
The island ferries fill up
Hvar, Brač and the rest are reached by Jadrolinija and catamaran services that sell out in July and August, and cars wait hours in peak season. Book foot-passenger tickets online ahead, travel light, and check the timetable. Some routes run far less often out of high summer, and a missed last boat means a night you didn't plan.
- №3
Eat at the konoba, drink the local wine
Skip the harbour-front tourist traps for a konoba, the family tavern a street back. Grilled fish by the kilo, lamb done slow under the peka bell, olive oil that tastes of the place. The Pelješac peninsula makes serious reds (Plavac Mali); ask for the house wine and you'll usually do well and pay little.
The Details
What's Included
Not Included
- 5% Government Service Tax is applicable additional on total invoice.
- 5% / 20% Tax Collected at Source ( TCS ) - claimable
- Airfare and Airport Taxes
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When to Go
Croatia's Adriatic coast runs on a Mediterranean rhythm: May to September is the window, with warm seas and long evenings. July and August are the hottest and most crowded. The islands and Dubrovnik's walls heave. So May, June and September are the sweet spots, still warm enough to swim with the pressure off. Winter, November to March, is mild, wet and very quiet, with many island places shut and ferries running thin.
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