Private Tour of Dubrovnik with Legendary Classic Car Old-Timer

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About this activity

Tour of up to 4 hours covering the top locations outside of Dubrovnik downtown, as well as the ride through the town of Dubrovnik.

Regular city tours can seem a little mundane, but with this private tour of Dubrovnik, you'll be able to ride in style in a vintage 1970s classic car.

The half-day tour with an experienced driver will allow you to explore some off-beat places such as Trsteno, the spring of River Ombla, and the best viewpoints of Dubrovnik from every angle.

Along the way, stop to try some local tasty products as you listen to your guide explain the local history. Our journey will begin at the assigned point agreed upon before the experience.

Experience a unique sightseeing tour in a unique car and explore the surroundings of Dubrovnik through the eyes of locals.

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At a glance

Duration: 4 hours
Confirmation: Confirmed within 48 hours
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Your group only
People per booking: 1–4
Guide: English
Operated by: Dubrovnik Guide and Tours - KaJan Experience

Ages: Adults (7–97 years)

What is included

Included

Included: Pick up/Transfer back
Included: Driver / Tour guide along the way
Included: Local products tasting
Included: Bottle of water

Not included

Not included: Lunch

Itinerary

Most Dr. Franja Tudmana

Passing by

Dubrovnik neighbourhoods

Our journey will begin at the assigned point. You will drive through the city of Dubrovnik and explore its neighborhoods and towards the Dubrovnik bridge overlooking the old harbor. Along the way, you will be introduced to stories about the city today and its past.
Stop 2

30 min

Rijeka dubrovačka (River of Dubrovnik) is the area to the west of Dubrovnik from the source of the River Ombla to the Franjo Tudman bridge. Ombla is one of the smallest rivers in the world. Its length from the source to the start of brackish water (where salt and fresh water mix) is around 50 meters.

Old Dubrovnik citizens valued the natural beauty of this canyon and as such is home to the greatest amount of summer residences – 24 in fact. Unfortunately many were devastated but some, such as the one in the ACI Marina, can be visited. The Gučetić-Đurđević summer residence is of great importance to the Dubrovnik Republic because it was host to the final council of noblemen in 1814.
Zaton

Passing by

Scenic Ride along the Coastline

A beautiful ride along the Adriatic road overlooking the coast and villages will take us towards the small village of Trsetno and Arboretum.
Trsteno

30 min

Trsteno is situated about 12 km outside Dubrovnik north. The entrance is found right next to a huge Oriental plane tree that stretches up 50 m in the sky. Impressive! The tree has stood there for 500 years accidentally to the legend, and was planted at the same time as the Arboretum was founded. Let the adventure begin!
Trsteno Arboretum

one hour Admission not included

The Arboretum is the oldest renaissance garden in Dalmatia. It’s dated back as far as 1492 when an irrigation aqueduct was built there. The garden developed and was owned by the family residence Gučetić-Gozze. The family was very interested in plants so they ordered seeds and greenery from ships coming from exotic places from different parts of the world. Here lived the philosopher and writer Nikola Vitov Gučetić.

The last owner Vito Gučetić Bosiljević (Gozze Basegli) a stone sculpture collector, made an artificial ruin and some of the sculptures were even placed around the mansion. The garden is lush and filled with Japanese banana trees, date palms, magnolia, various cactus species, and other exotic plants.

During the Croatian War of Independence, Arboretum in Trsteno was heavily damaged by Serbian and Montenegrin forces, attacked by sea and by air. Arboretum was tragically burnt during the massive attacks and 80% of the vegetation burnt down.

Join us to explore
Pile Gate

Passing by

At the end of the experience, we will be coming back along the Adriatic road to a starting point.