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Explore Dubrovnik's historic Old Town, walk the UNESCO-listed city walls, and enjoy stunning Adriatic views on this engaging guided tour with expert guides.
Exploring Dubrovnik on a guided walking tour that includes the iconic City Walls promises a day packed with history, stunning vistas, and a glimpse into one of Croatia’s most beloved cities. Offered by OceanAir Travels, this tour combines a stroll through the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town with panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea and insights from local guides.
One of the things we love about this experience is how it balances sightseeing with storytelling—your guide will bring Dubrovnik’s past to life, making each stop memorable. Plus, the option to purchase a Dubrovnik Pass to access the Walls, museums, and public transport adds a layer of flexibility and value.
A potential consideration is that tickets for the City Walls are not included in the base tour price — but if you have or buy the Dubrovnik Pass, entry becomes free, making it a smart choice for those eager to explore every inch of the Walls.
This tour appeals most to history enthusiasts, photo lovers, and travelers who appreciate an authentic, guided experience with plenty of insider stories. Whether you’re visiting Dubrovnik for the first time or just want a rundown, this tour offers a well-rounded introduction to the city’s charm.


This guided walk is designed to introduce you to the heart of Dubrovnik—the historic Old Town—while giving you unforgettable views from the famous City Walls. It starts at the entrance of ‘Nautika’ Restaurant, a well-placed meeting point that’s easy to find, and ends back at the same spot, making it straightforward to plan your day around.
The experience is structured to maximize your time exploring both the narrow, cobbled streets and the ramparts that surround the city. The tour lasts roughly 2 to 3 hours, depending on the pace and how many questions you ask.
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Stepping through the Pile Gate kicks off the journey, immediately immersing you in the city’s medieval atmosphere. The guide will lead you down Stradun, the bustling main street lined with limestone pavement, where centuries of stories seem to echo in every crack and corner. This street is the lively center of Dubrovnik, filled with shops, cafes, and street performers.
From here, your guide will point out the Franciscan Monastery, home to one of the world’s oldest pharmacies still in operation. Visiting this site allows you to connect with a centuries-old tradition of medicine and healing. Many guests, like Michelle, commented on the guide Miladen’s expertise and humor, making history fun and engaging.
Just a short walk away is St. Saviour Church, a place that embodies the city’s resilience after earthquakes and conflicts. The guide’s commentary often includes stories about Dubrovnik’s ability to rebuild and thrive despite past hardships.

The highlight of the tour is the walk along the City Walls—a UNESCO World Heritage site that encircles the Old Town. While tickets are not included in the basic tour fee—costing around 40 euros—those with the Dubrovnik Pass can enjoy free access. Guides will hand out the pass during the tour if you’ve chosen that option.
Walking atop these ancient fortifications offers sweeping views of the Adriatic Sea, the terracotta rooftops, and the distant hills. Reviewers like Warwick and Sarah praised the stunning vistas from the Walls, describing them as “nothing short of spectacular.” It’s an experience that instantly elevates your perspective on Dubrovnik’s beauty.
The path along the walls features a series of towers, battlements, and panoramic lookout points. Be prepared for some narrow walkways and uneven steps—good shoes are essential, especially in warmer weather. The guide will point out hidden spots perfect for photos, and many guests appreciated the insider tips, like Boris, who is known for his photography skills, sharing the best angles to capture the city.

Beyond the Walls, the tour takes you to Lua Square with the Clock Tower, a lively hub where locals and visitors mingle. From here, it’s easy to appreciate Dubrovnik’s vibrant atmosphere, which has made it a filming location for numerous movies, most famously Game of Thrones.
The Jesuit Stairs provide a dramatic backdrop for photos and are an iconic part of the city’s architecture. The guide will also point out the Cathedral of the Assumption, where you can admire its baroque facade and historical significance.
The Old Harbor walk is a scenic way to end the tour, offering views of yachts and fishing boats, and providing a perfect spot for a well-earned break or some photography.
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At $25 per person, this tour offers exceptional value considering the depth of information, the stunning views, and the opportunity to learn from passionate local guides. The testimonials highlight how guides like Ivan, Boris, and Dubravka go beyond simply narrating facts—they share personal stories, answer questions, and make history come alive.
While the City Walls are an extra cost unless you have the Dubrovnik Pass, many find the additional expense worthwhile for the breathtaking vistas and historical immersion. The tour also provides a well-rounded look at Dubrovnik’s core sights, making it suitable for first-timers who want a rundown without feeling rushed.
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“Bozana our guide was very interesting and she provided us with some great information all along the tour. She is excellent at what she does. I high…”

The guided walk is ideal for travelers looking for an active, engaging experience. It’s not suitable for people with mobility issues, as walking involves stairs and narrow pathways. The tour runs regardless of the weather, so check the forecast and dress accordingly.
Booking is flexible—you can reserve your spot in advance, keep your plans open, and pay later, which is convenient given travel uncertainties. Cancellation is allowed up to 24 hours beforehand, offering peace of mind.
This experience is perfect for travelers who want to maximize their time in Dubrovnik with an expert guide who can share stories and local insights. It suits history buffs, photo enthusiasts, and those who enjoy scenic walks along historic structures. If you’re looking for a well-organized, value-packed way to see the city’s highlights and soak in unforgettable views, this tour hits the mark.
However, if you need wheelchair access or have trouble with stairs, you might want to consider other options. Also, if you’re eager to access the Walls directly, be prepared to purchase a separate ticket or opt for the Dubrovnik Pass.
This Dubrovnik Old Town & City Walls tour offers a fantastic combination of history, stunning scenery, and local storytelling. Guides like Bozana and Ivan have garnered praise for their depth of knowledge and engaging manner, making each stop more meaningful. The views from the Walls are unforgettable, and the walk through the charming streets of Old Town gives a true sense of the city’s character.
If you’re after an affordable, authentic introduction to Dubrovnik’s most iconic sights, this tour provides excellent value—especially when paired with the Dubrovnik Pass. It’s best suited for active travelers who want to learn, see, and photograph one of Croatia’s most beautiful cities.
Whether it’s your first visit or a quick overview, this tour promises a memorable experience filled with scenic views, fascinating stories, and plenty of photo opportunities.
Is the City Walls tour included in the base price?
No, the entry tickets for the City Walls are not included in the $25 cost. However, if you have a valid Dubrovnik Pass, entry to the Walls is free.
Can I buy tickets for the Walls at the site?
Yes, tickets for the Walls can be purchased on-site for around 40 euros, but buying in advance or having a Dubrovnik Pass can save you time.
What should I bring on the tour?
Comfortable shoes, sunglasses, and water are recommended, especially since walking involves stairs and narrow pathways and the tour runs rain or shine.
Is this tour suitable for people with mobility issues?
No, the tour involves walking on uneven surfaces, stairs, and narrow walkways, so it’s not suitable for those with mobility impairments or wheelchair users.
How long does the tour last?
Typically, the tour lasts about 2 to 3 hours, depending on group pace and questions.
What is the group size?
It’s a small-group experience, which allows for more personalized attention from guides like Bozana, Boris, or Dubravka.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing flexibility for your travel plans.
Is the tour weather-dependent?
No, it operates rain or shine, so be prepared for weather changes and dress accordingly.
Embark on this walk through Dubrovnik’s storied streets and ramparts—a perfect way to connect with the city’s past while soaking in its breathtaking views.
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