Game of Thrones is a world of its own, a fantasy realm with a rich, detailed history and iconography that captivates you and makes you feel you are there, in a different realm. No wonder Croatia was chosen as a crucial filming location for the fourth season of the show, for it is a nation whose history reaches far into ancient times, and its architecture and monuments speak of eras long gone. We at Vetus Itinera Travel Agency are thrilled to offer you a completely authentic Game of Thrones experience in Croatia, from our selection of multi-day tours.

places linked to Emperor Diocletian; visit the historical attractions of the city of Split and the town of Salona, the islands of Brač and Šolta; take part in a stonemasonry workshop, try traditional dishes and excellent local wines

visiting the abandoned villages: St. Bjož, Dragodid, Rudina; Barjoška Bay; Manjarema fort; Tito’s cave; Žena Glava village; Stiniva Bay; the island of Biševo; Mezzoporat Bay; Blue Cave, village of Poje, Porat Bay, the town of Vis, Stončica

sightseeing of the most important historical sites; tour of the former military tunnels; labyrinth of underground tunnels; RAF’s airport from the 1944, Tito’s cave, peak of Hum, visit the forts and fortresses and Archaeological Museum

tour of Omiš with guide and visit to Mirabella Fortress; tour of Starigrad Fortress (Fortica) in Omiš, visiting the statue of Mila Gojsalić, Museum of Poljica, Galeb Factory d.d.; boat ride on the Cetina River, visit to Radman’s Mills

Salona, an introduction to Roman cousine; Gašpina mills where peasants from the hinterland would grind grains, while those from the island waited in boats strung along the river bank for their turn; Klis, learning about food and spices from the time of Diocletian

introduction to the history of Split; culinary tour of the city with stops at wine bars; Dalmatian wine and cheese; short workshop about wines; pairing wine and food at dinner; trip to the city market

guided tour of Split with an emphasis on gastronomy; visit Gašpina mill; visit Klis and learn about the importance of sopranik and how it was originally prepared in the indigenous setting of typical Dalmatian village

two days in the mountains in the vicinity of Split; visit Biokovo Nature Park; expert guidance of guide-hikers; visit ethno village of Kokorići and winery in Vrgorac, preparing snail with scallions and mišanci

city tour of Split, going to the market; flavours of the food and drink of our ancestors; preparation of bread under the bell; half-day culinary workshop with six courses and a personal chef; preparation of traditional Dalmatian dishes

guided tour around the city with an emphasis on cuisine and history from Roman times through the Middle Ages to the present day; visit Salona and Trogir; cookery workshop - combining knowledge,learning and practice

visit to a ham smokery, learn about the production of Dalmatian ham and cheese from Mišina; visit to wineries and producers of fruit brandies; visit the oil mill, the technology of production of olive oil; visit to ethno-village; gastro-workshop about traditional dishes

introduction to the history of wine in Croatia, Split guided walk with a visit to wine & cheese bar, wine and dine; visit the vineyards and wineries Kaštele; visit a winery on the island of Hvar, wine tasting

visit to the vineyards and the winery at Kaštele; introduction to Crljenac, wine tasting; visit to a winery on Hvar and tasting of the indigenous varieties Bogdanuša and Parč, and the wine Plavac Mali; wine tasting of the Kujundžuša variety

introduction to the cuisine of Split and its islands; tasting traditional food and getting to know the basic features of coastal cuisine; going to Brač, Hvar, Vis and tasting local cuisine and wines; Workshop - matching Wine and Food

exploring the history of olive oil making in Croatia; introduction to the tradition of olive harvesting; pressing of olives into oil; oil tasting and workshops on olive oil; trip to the city market and introduction to local products

walk through the pirate history of the city ending with a pirate feast - traditionally prepared dishes from the Omiš region, which centuries ago the famous pirates of Omiš enjoyed

culinary workshop on soparnik preparation in original conditions by the fireplace with crackling fire and the smell of smoke; mentoring housewives will reveal to each guest their secrets of preparation, which will stay in the in memory of the guests

culinary workshop on the preparation of bread in original conditions by the fireplace with a crackling fire and the smell of smoke; mentoring housewives will tell each guest their secrets, which carve deep into the past

wine tasting and presentations in the most famous wineries of Central and Southern Dalmatia; sightseeing in Hvar and Korčula, Split and Dubrovnik; enjoying the delicacies of traditional Dalmatian cuisine

wine tasting of excellent wines and getting to know authentic gastronomy; cooking course of traditional Dalmatian dishes; getting to know cultural and historical sites such as Diocletian’s Palace in Split, Omiš and the island of Brač

historical sites related to the leader of the Round Table Knights; learn how to prepare soparnik in traditional Dalmatian way; typical Dalmatian dinner with an ever-present glass of local wine and unforgettable view on the river

traditional flavours of the Dalmatian Zagora; tour of the picturesque fish market of Split; three culinary workshops, tour of the wineries and wine-tasting of traditional types of wines with professional oenological presentation

stay on Šolta; participation in honey-making workshop; introduction to the centuries-old love of the islanders for their olive trees; visit to a local mill and souvenirs workshop; participation in the local celebration of the feast of St. Martin

combination of rafting, zip line and free climbing; with a dose of high-adrenaline fun and the natural beauty and flavours of the Omiš region combined with activities and traditional gastronomy

experience a completely new adventure you will never forget; with a dose of high-adrenaline fun enjoy the natural beauty and the flavours of the Omiš region, a combination of zip line and traditional gastronomy

interesting place for climbing in Croatia - Omiš!; a distinctive blend of the sea, the River Cetina and the rocks is a real feast for the eyes; rock climbing has a lot of adrenaline, and the many routes of varying difficulty cater for everyone

unforgettable experience rafting on the Cetina River is a combination of rapids, calm parts with crystal green water and culinary pleasure in the country house ambience of Radmanove mlinice

the southern side of the island of Vis; kayaking to the Green Cave, paddling to Stiniva Bay, according to some the most beautiful beach in the Adriatic; the island of Biševo, Blue Cave and Medvidina Cave; Mezzoporat Bay

theory of sailing with lateen sail; managing the falkusa’s washboards falke; operating with ropes and tools; making traditional knots; active sailing with lateen sail and rowing regatta, natural phenomena sightseeing

island of Vis; theory of sailing with lateen sail; managing the falkusa’s washboards falke; operating with ropes and tools; making traditional knots, Biševo Island and Blue cave visit; active sailing with lateen sail and rowing regatta

visiting the natural phenomena of the Blue and Green Caves, kayaking to one of the most beautiful Adriatic bays – Stiniva, climbing to the peak of the island of Hum, exploration of a beautiful karst cave, tasting local island products

learning about the history of Vis; tour of Okjucina village, exploring Queen’s Cave; professional guidance and rock climbing and abseiling lessons; visiting Tito’s cave and the island of Hum peak

walk on the thematic circular trail of Saint Leopold Mandić on Mosor, relaxing on a tour of Omiš, enjoying a medical massage, hiking on the Poljička planina, and excursion to the Church of our Lady of Snow