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Private guides in Croatia

Private Guide in Sibenik

Private Guide in Sibenik - Jasenka Ramljak

(Member Since 2012) Languages: English, French, Italian and German

I think that I am - a relaxed person trying to relax my guests but at the same time, due to my age I am responsible and quite well educated. I have been around, seen places and I do know the people in my region which helps me organize different visits and offer different services. I have been a guide for last 8 years and I enjoy this job because it enables me to meet different people which I adore / I have friends all over the world/.

Private Guide in Split

Private Guide in Split - Maja Druskovic

(Member Since 2015) Languages: English - Croatian

My name is Maja, and I am coming from Croatia. I live in Split and I am professional licensed tour guide for Split and Split-Dalmatia county. I am guiding for over 2 years, not only Split but also, Salona,Trogir and Krka National park.

Private Guide in Rab Island

Private Guide in Rab Island - Mirela

(Member Since 2012) Languages: English,German,Croatian

My name is Mirela Krstacic, 29 years old.. I am a private independent guide in Rab and I would love to show you Rab, its surroundings and also all over Croatia. Rab and it s area has tradition of tourisam 120 years,with very long history(more than 2000 years).

Private guides in Croatia

Croatia

Capital: Zagreb
Language: Croatian
Currency: Kuna (HRK)
Calling Code: +385
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COMMENTS ABOUT Croatia:

Croatia is a country said to be at the crossroads of Europe, centrally located between the Balkans and the Mediterranean. There are more than one thousand islands along Croatia’s Adriatic Sea Coast, offering many popular tourist destinations such as Ziatni Rat Beach on Brac Island. Visitors come to Croatia for a variety of reasons, and since the Croatia War of Independence tourism here has grown to more than ten million visitors per year. People come from nearby Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany and Slovenia to enjoy Croatia’s many seaside resorts and marinas, its medieval coastal cities, its nature preserves, mountain resorts and health spas. 

Zagreb is the capital city of Croatia and its largest metropolitan area. Its historic Upper Town, Gornji Grad, is a popular area for walking tours around St. Mark’s Church. Interesting architecture that includes palaces with towers and ancient cathedrals makes the historical side of Zagreb something to explore, while its contemporary cultural entertainments offer more enjoyable attractions for visitors.

The Euphrasian Basilica in Porec is a visual feast that displays gorgeous Byzantine mosaic tile work, and the Diocletian’s Palace in Split is a wondrous architectural achievement that today houses many of the city’s shops and restaurants, even some homes. The Roman amphitheater in Pula has been standing intact since the first century and is the site of many modern festivals and concert performances in Croatia. The Cathedral of St. Marco on Korcula is another unique and beautiful building, as are many of the lovely structures in this ancient island city.

For natural scenic beauty, the island of Mljet is incomparable. Over two-thirds of this large Adriatic island is covered in lush forests interspersed with grape vineyards and containing two inland salt-water lakes. One of them, Lake Malo Jezero, has its own small island within its waters that is home to an ancient Benedictine monastery.

Nautical tourism is an important part of Croatia’s tourism industry, with hundreds of marinas along the coastline, boat tours, fishing expeditions, sailing ventures and diving trips are extremely popular activities during the summer months in Croatia.

Private Guide in Split

Private Guide in Split - Roko Karan

(Member Since 2012) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Trogir, Split Languages: Slovak,English,

Hi there. I am an open minded person who is willing to share his thoughts and be your tour guide around Croatia.I am 23 year old guy doing very intensive language studies on daily basis. My field of expertise is Asian languages.

Private Guide in Split

Private Guide in Split - Vedran Juric

(Member Since 2017) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Skradin, Split Languages: English, Russian, Italian, French

My name is Vedran and I can show you many very interesting places in Croatia. I myself have been exploring a lot and I find it a life-style. The area I cover includes Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, Serbia, Kosovo, Macedonia and Greece.

Private Guide in Sibenik

Private Guide in Sibenik - Zvonimira Krvavica

(Member Since 2016) Languages: english, french, spanish, croatian

My name is Zvonimira, i live in the most beautiful town ( for me of course, but I hope you will agree with me ;) Sibenik, my hometown. I enjoy to be a tourist guide and I can say i am lucky that I love my job, but it is not the only thing I enjoy, also I like to take photos, that is my favorite hobby.

Private Guide in Split

Private Guide in Split - Frane V.

(Member Since 2012) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Split, Hvar, Dubrovnik Languages: English - Italian - Croatian

My name is Frane, in english would be Francis or in italian Francesco. I am pleased to extend my warmest greetings to everyone attending my tours. I'm from the city of Split in the Dalmatian county in Croatia. I lived in Rome for couple of years and in the US for a year were I got my high school degree.

Private Guide in Split

Private Guide in Split - Private Guide Split - Private Tours & Shore trips

(Member Since 2007) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Split, Dubrovnik, Pula Languages: English / Español

I’m Matthew, and I will gladly accompany you in the most beautiful part of Croatia – Dalmatia – and its famous capital, Split. Working as a guide for over 12 years and being employed by major tour operators from the EU, US, Japan and Australia, I’m still as excited about showing people my lovely country as I was just when I started.

Private Guide in Hvar

Private Guide in Hvar - Sinisa M.

(Member Since 2009) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Hvar Languages: English, Italian, Croatian

Greetings from Sinisa Matkivich. Hvar is where I was born and brought up by my wonderful parents. I have been working in the tourism and hotel industry for more than 15 years, and I have a great amount of experience and knowledge to share with you. At a certain point of time I decided to start my own business, and this is how my travel agency appeared. It is called Secret Hvar, because I firmly believe that the island of Hvar contains millions of secrets, which we are eager to reveal for you.

Travel Agency in Dubrovnik

Travel Agency in Dubrovnik - Vesna Lukic

(Member Since 2018) Languages: English, Spanish, French

Over 17 years working with the leading incoming travel agencies helped me gain a lot of experience and knowledge to start my own product. I have decided to step aside from the mass tourism and create individual, tailor-made tours as per individual wishes and desires.I am born and raised in Dubrovnik, spent my childhood playing football or hide and seek game in the streets of the Old Town, grew up with the city and there was no better place to set as my ‘’office’’ than the Old Town itself.

Popular tours in Croatia

Guide Licensing Information for Croatia

Croatia boasts a very large number of excellent destination for guided tours spread all over the country. While most travelers tend to focus their interest on the Adriatic coastline with its numerous medieval towns, the inner parts of Croatia are also worth visiting due to the natural variety presented in several large national parks. That’s exactly why guided tours are a rather common practice in this country and there are many offers on the market.

All guides that render guiding services that are aimed at highlighting the local culture, history or heritage in designated tourist locations are required to carry a valid tour guide license. In order to get such a license one has to prove his or her expertise in the domain of tourism by passing the general guiding exam with the Ministry of Tourism and the local exam in the area of interest, which verifies adequate and sufficient knowledge of local history, culture, economics and traditions. However, if the guide offers services that aren’t directly connected to designated tourist sites and don’t emphasize the history and culture of Croatia, such as hiking, shopping or nightlife tours, then a license isn’t required. 

Questions about Croatia
Greetings, I'm on Hvar Island until at least Sunday and have been looking for a guide. It's just me, but I'd be happy to pay the same fee for a private tour that a multiple-person group would pay. I'm especially interested in history, archaeology, and nature. I see on a couple of ...
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