Best of · CROATIA TUK TUK TOURS
The good croatia tuk tuk tours fill up weeks ahead and the best go first. Below: the 14 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Ride an electric tuk-tuk from Dubrovnik to Franjo Tudjman Bridge and Mount Srđ, stopping for Old Town views, hilltop ruins, and photos. Guides such as Petar, Maro, Toni, and Vito share local history in English. The 1-hour-45-minute tour suits first-time visitors and cruise guests.
“Absolutely outstanding scenery, Vito our driver/guide was so amazing, knowledgeable and very gracious. Such a nice person🙌🙌”
Ride through Split in a quiet electric tuk-tuk with a licensed English-speaking guide. You’ll visit Bačvice Beach, Diocletian’s Palace, Vidilica Terrace, Marjan Hill, Sustipan Park, and Riva. Guides such as Joe, Jakov, Nino, Marko, and Ante add local stories and can often adjust the route.
“Informative, no hassle and the guide was really good.”
You’ll ride from Makarska into Biokovo Nature Park in a quiet, open-air electric tuk-tuk with guides such as Luca, Tino, Davor, or Jesper. Expect mountain and sea views, local cherry liqueur and Croatian chocolate, photo stops, priority Skywalk entry, and about 30 minutes on the glass walkway.
“I was surprised how comfortable and enjoyable the tuk-tuk's were. our driver Luca was friendly and knowledgeable about the area and history. We stopped for complimentary cherry brandy and famous Croatian chocolate on the way up. The Skywalk was a great experience, it is weird walking in mid-air and some of our fellow passengers didn't want to 'step out'. The views were stunning. I would recommend this company and this trip. Thanks for a good afternoon. Mike”
Travel from Makarska to Biokovo Skywalk in an open electric tuk-tuk with guides such as Tino, Luka, Marin, and Davor. Expect two scenic photo stops, cherry liqueur, Croatian chocolate, blankets if the mountain air turns cool, and free pickup and drop-off.
“From start to finish the entire journey was amazing. Stunning views, exhilarating ride, very good driver and guide. Worth every penny.”
Ride through Split with a private guide such as Toma, Mounass, Rosa, or Mario. Choose a short old-town route or a longer Marjan outing with beaches, park views, and a drink at Bene Café. The rickshaw reaches places larger vehicles cannot.
“This was a good way to get acclimated to the town. Our guide was great. He was very friendly and informative.”
This 90-minute to two-hour electric tuk-tuk ride covers Split beyond Diocletian’s Palace, from Riva and Sustipan to Marjan beaches, Poljud Stadium, and Teraca Vidilica. English-speaking guides such as Luka, Marino, Tony, and Emir provide local context, with pickup available and groups capped at eight.
“Lovre was our driver. Helpful and chatty, made us feel welcome to Split. Saw places we wouldn’t have found ourselves. Definitely recommend”
Take a two-hour electric tuk-tuk ride from central Dubrovnik to Mount Srd with guides such as Tony, Ante, Peter, or John. Stop at Franjo Tudjman Bridge and three mountain viewpoints, hear local history, and watch the sunset with wine or juice, cushions, and blankets.
“It’s great fun. We are around 80 years old and enjoyed it Tony was great and knowlegeable. Timing was also spit on”
Ride through Split in a small electric Tuk Tuk with an English-speaking guide. You’ll see the Riva, West Coast, Sustipan, Kašjuni Beach, Poljud Stadium, Marjan, and Vidilica Terrace, with stops for photos and views. Guides such as Tony, Luka, and Marino are known for friendly local tips.
“Tour was great and Luca was a fantastic guide. Full of knowledge and made us laugh all the way. Thanks for a fun day out in your beautiful city. We will be back”
Ride through Zadar with local guides such as Luka, Rocco, Joseph, or David. This 90-minute to two-hour eco tuk-tuk tour covers the Land Gate, Kolovare Beach, the Sphinx, Sea Organ, Greeting to the Sun, St. Donatus, and the Roman Forum, with pickup in the city or Zadar Port.
“Luca was very professional & personable. Tour was so enjoyable Raining today & covered cart was great”
Explore Zadar in a white electric tuk-tuk with an English- or German-speaking guide. In two hours, you’ll visit the Land Gate, Sphinx, Sea Organ, Greeting to the Sun, and Roman Forum, with pickup, drop-off, water, and room for up to four people.
“let me start with the fact that it was pouring down rain which made the ride a bit uncomfortable the space between the seats was very narrow so if people have knee issues I would not recommend booking this tour. our guide was very informative and tried to make the best of the situation. it was great to see old town and all the other historic sites”
This private tuk-tuk ride gives your party of up to three a quick look at Split’s harbor, Marjan Peninsula, beaches, viewpoints, Poljud Stadium, and central sights. Drivers including Peter, Igor, and Ivan have received praise for clear communication, photos, and local commentary. Allow for a possible one-hour version rather than assuming three hours.
“Igor was awesome to explore the coast of Split with! He had all of the picturesque points of the town and took photos for our group. We enjoyed our time and the views of Split and it was a different view of the area then walking through town which we did prior to the tour.”
Ride with local guide Petar from Hvar town to Fortica Fortress, Malo Grablje, and Velo Grablje. This private English-language tour lasts about 90 minutes to 2 hours and mixes island views, village history, lavender traditions, and quiet back roads in a comfortable tuk-tuk.
“We enjoyed a delightful tuk-tuk tour of Hvar island with Petar! Born and raised in Hvar, he gave us loc al insights and visits to small villages and backroad s that only a lifelong local could know. None of our many questions stumped him. He is a wealth of Cr oatian history and folklore. We're happy to give him our highest recommendation. Book him; you won't regret it! —Steve and Paula Repsher”
Ride through Zadar with a local English-speaking guide such as Roco, Luka, Simon, or Antonio. You’ll see the Sea Organ, Forum, Sphinx, market, beach, marina, and older neighborhoods without a long walk. Cruise-port pickup may be arranged, and groups are limited to 12 people.
“Simon was excellent. Really loved the singing wall and the noise from the sea. Great tour and value.”
Ride a white electric tuk tuk through Zadar with an English or German-speaking guide such as Luka, Roko, or Dario. In two hours, you’ll visit the Sphinx, market, Sea Organ, Greeting to the Sun, St. Francis, and Roman Forum while hearing about basketball, Maraschino, Luka Modrić, and local traditions.
“It was a perfect break for me. I had been walking so much, it was nice to have an opportunity to sit and see the city. Highly recommend!”
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