Get to know Dubrovnik

And we mean get to truly know it! How? Join us on our Dubrovnik city tours and learn about its glorious past in times of Republic of Dubrovnik, hear the fascinating stories and legends from its history, about its people, their way of life in times of peace and war, religions, famous monuments… The A team tours’ mission is to be your best local friend, and best friends have no secrets. We’ll tell you everything we know. So, pick your tour and let’s get started!

TOURS

Early Bird & City Walls tour

Duration: 2 h | Old Town

The early bird catches the worm! Explore Dubrovnik with us early in the morning to avoid the crowds and heat.

ACTIVE TOUR & CABLE CAR

Duration: 3 h | Old Town

Sightseeing Dubrovnik, cable car ride with panorama, and then a slow hike down. Active and attractive enough for you?

Evening Dubrovnik Wine Tasting Tour

Duration: 2 h | Old Town

Evenings are perfect for sightseeing. And if you’re having some good local wine, it’s a perfect combination!

Early Bird & City Walls tour

Duration: 2 h | Old Town

The early bird catches the worm! Explore Dubrovnik with us early in the morning to avoid the crowds and heat.

ACTIVE TOUR & CABLE CAR

Duration: 2 h | Old Town

Sightseeing Dubrovnik, cable car ride with panorama, and then a slow hike down. Active and attractive enough for you?

Evening Dubrovnik Wine Tasting Tour

Duration: 1.5 – 2 h | Old Town

Evenings are perfect for sightseeing. And if you’re having some good local wine, it’s a perfect combination!

THE BESIEGED CITY TOUR – HOMELAND WAR 1991.

Duration: 2 h | Old Town

Let us tell you the first-hand experience of surviving the war. It might not be a nice story, but it needs to be told.

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DUBROVNIK

AND WHY YOU NEED A GUIDE

Dubrovnik might be a small city in size, but it has a big history and a fascinating story behind every stone, street, monument and famous people who once lived here. We are here to make sure you don’t just pass by them without hearing their tales.

DUBROVNIK

AND WHY YOU NEED A GUIDE

Dubrovnik might be a small city in size, but it has a big history and a fascinating story behind every stone, street, monument and famous people who once lived here. We are here to make sure you don’t just pass by them without hearing their tales.

ANA & TINA

We’re the A T(eam)

Hi, there! We are best friends since high school, born and raised in Dubrovnik. Recently, we have decided that it is time to turn our friendship into partnership, so we became accredited guides with an insatiable appetite and energy for everything related to Dubrovnik area.

We’re passionate about creating opportunities for travelers to connect, and learn about our culture through food, conversations and stories. We too have a permanent case of the travel bug, so we know exactly what it feels like to be a curious visitor.

We’re storytellers and historians with a smile. We’ve spent a lot of time researching and developing our tours, and we hope you’ll decide to have us for your local best friend on you visit to Dubrovnik. So what are you waiting for? We’d love to meet you!

NEWS & TIPS

Tiny little secrets

Kuna – The Croatian Currency

Kuna – The Croatian Currency

If you wonder about the word kuna I am happy to report that in Croatian it represents a furry little marten. Don’t worry, these days we don’t walk around with weasel-like pets, but we do like to keep things historic. And symbolic.

Dubrovnik’s Museum Cats

Dubrovnik’s Museum Cats

Dubrovnik’s museum cats roam around freely, take long afternoon naps in front of the Serbian Orthodox church, and maintain law & order concerning the local mice population. In theory, the cats are a clawed army with one goal: to catch and kill mice who might want to chew on the artworks. In practice, they are fat and lazy.

Dubrovnik Carob – The Gift of Nature

Dubrovnik Carob – The Gift of Nature

Carob almost fell into oblivion in the second half of the 20th century. Carob pods were left unused under the tree they had fallen from, only to be rediscovered for their numerous health benefits. Carob trees can be found all over Dalmatia and provide the key ingredient for one of Dubrovnik’s popular desserts – the carob cake…

Kuna – The Croatian Currency

If you wonder about the word kuna I am happy to report that in Croatian it represents a furry little marten. Don’t worry, these days we don’t walk around with weasel-like pets, but we do like to keep things historic. And symbolic.

Dubrovnik’s Museum Cats

Dubrovnik’s museum cats roam around freely, take long afternoon naps in front of the Serbian Orthodox church, and maintain law & order concerning the local mice population. In theory, the cats are a clawed army with one goal: to catch and kill mice who might want to chew on the artworks. In practice, they are fat and lazy.

Dubrovnik Carob – The Gift of Nature

Carob almost fell into oblivion in the second half of the 20th century. Carob pods were left unused under the tree they had fallen from, only to be rediscovered for their numerous health benefits. Carob trees can be found all over Dalmatia and provide the key ingredient for one of Dubrovnik’s popular desserts – the carob cake…

The Most Disastrous Earthquake in Dubrovnik’s History

365 years ago Dubrovnik faced one of the greatest challenges in its history. The earthquake struck the city on April 6th, 1667. It was one of the most disastrous earthquakes to hit what is now modern Croatia.

Find Your Next Adventure in Dubrovnik

Life is too short to live in a bubble. Step out of your comfort zone. Let’s say, for the sake of the story, you woke up this morning with the idea that you have to try zip lining. You have to try zipline in Dubrovnik. Good news! We have a perfect location to recommend.

Trsteno Green Oasis – the Most Notable Botanical Garden

When visiting Dubrovnik the locals will eagerly show you their impressive gardens, or even ‘pitars’, oftentimes in front of doorsteps. The walk on the walls will reveal patches of green oasis where Dubrovnik people grow a vast hodgepodge of wildflowers, herbs, vegetables, pomegranate…

Malvasia Wine – a Part of Dubrovnik’s Identity and Heritage

Konavle valley resembles Tuscany and Provence in many ways. Malvasia wine produced in this region is a part of Dubrovnik’s identity and heritage. The most famous white wine has a history of its own, it dates as far back as the 14th century.

Dubrovnik Traditional Sweet Easter Bread

To celebrate the end of Lent, sweet Easter bread commonly known as pinca, is served on Easter morning in Dubrovnik. The indulgent dessert is a traditional treat and a staple of the holiday weekend. The secret ingredient in Dubrovnik’s pinca is a rose liqueur. The Easter table is simply not complete without the superb taste of this loaf-like cake.

Dubrovnik’s Red Roofing Tiles – The Republic of Stone

The red roofs tops, karst stone quarries, and the Adriatic are the epitome of this area. Dubrovnik’s roofs have always been yellow ocher, never red. They are covered with long unique tiles, called “kupe” that were made in Kupari near Dubrovnik. These durable tiles lasted about 200 years.

Lokrum island – The Gardens of Qarth

The small island of Lokrum of just 72 hectares covers an area three times bigger than the one of the Old town and offers a haven from the usual summer crowds. Less than half a mile offshore this forested island calls to onlookers from the Dubrovnik city walls.

Antonio, Italy

We liked the Hidden gems of the city tour very much, we have seen and visited everything we wanted. Visit to the farmer’s market was an absolute delight! Ana made us feel very welcome and she told us a lot about Dubrovnik’s history and showed us many things we wouldn’t have noticed by ourselves. We liked having a young, entertaining and knowledgeable guide. Thumbs up for Ana!

Marissa, Canada

Our guide Tina is a very easy going person and flexible about guests’ wishes. She treated us friendly, so our tour was very relaxed and educational. We were very sorry we could not book another tour because we had to go home, but next time we come to Dubrovnik, we will hire Tina to be our guide again, for sure. We had a wonderful time, and we highly recommend touring with her!

Antonio, Italy

We liked the Hidden gems of the city tour very much, we have seen and visited everything we wanted. Visit to the farmer’s market was an absolute delight! Ana made us feel very welcome and she told us a lot about Dubrovnik’s history and showed us many things we wouldn’t have noticed by ourselves. We liked having a young, entertaining and knowledgeable guide. Thumbs up for Ana!

Marissa, Canada

Our guide Tina is a very easy going person and flexible about guests’ wishes. She treated us friendly, so our tour was very relaxed and educational. We were very sorry we could not book another tour because we had to go home, but next time we come to Dubrovnik, we will hire Tina to be our guide again, for sure. We had a wonderful time, and we highly recommend touring with her!

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