ON THREE WHEELS · ELECTRIC TUK TUK TOURS IN CROATIA
The 15 best electric tuk tuk tours in Croatia you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how many it seats. Number one is first for a reason; start there.
Ride an electric tuk-tuk from your Dubrovnik-area pickup point to Franjo Tuđman Bridge and Mount Srđ. Your English-speaking guide, including guides such as Petar, Maro, Vito, and Toni, shares local history and gives you time for photos at two viewpoints. The small group holds no more than eight people.
“Fantastic tour. Super friendly guide with excellent English and flawless local knowledge. A must do!”
Ride through Split in a quiet electric tuk-tuk with a licensed English-speaking guide. Stop at Bacvice Beach, Diocletian’s Palace, Vidilica Terrace, Marjan Hill, Sustipan Park, and Riva. Guides such as Joe, Marko, Nino, and Jakov are praised for local stories and flexible routing. Hotel and cruise-terminal pickup are available in the Split area.
“Ante gave us an excellent tour of Split with plenty of time when stopped to explore. the journey on the tuk tuk felt very safe and we enjoyed a lovely stop at a bar over the hill with lovely views. nothing felt rushed. Ante gave us lots of info. highly recommended 😊”
Explore Split in a private electric rickshaw with an English-speaking guide. Choose a short city-center ride or a longer route through Diocletian’s Palace, Matejuška, Marjan Park, and Bene Beach. Guides such as Toma, Rosa, Mounass, Mario, and Marco are known for friendly local insight. Cruise pickup is available.
“This is a must do! Marco took us all over Split. We never would have seen so much without this tour. We stopped at a beautiful beach for a drink about halfway through. He told us a lot about the history of Split and what it is like now.”
This 90-minute to 2-hour electric tuk-tuk tour takes you beyond Split’s Old Town to Riva, Marjan’s beaches and parks, Poljud Stadium, and Teraca Vidilica. English-speaking guides such as Luka, Marino, Tony, Emir, and Ivan lead groups of up to eight. Pickup is offered, and cruise-port return can be arranged in advance.
“We experienced a fun and friendly comfortable two hour tour of Split in a four seater tuk tuk. Our tour started at 6.30 which meant we got to enjoy the sun setting and Split by night. Our tour guide was fully informative of all Split knowledge. Fully recommend.”
Join a small-group electric tuk-tuk ride from Dubrovnik to Mount Srd, stopping at the Franjo Tudjman Bridge, Old Town viewpoints, the cable-car station, and a sunset spot behind Imperial Fortress. Guides such as Tony, Ante, Peter, John, and Ilir add local history, photos, cushions, blankets, and wine or juice.
“We had a beautiful (although chilly) afternoon to do this tour. Grateful there were blankets available. The guide took us to 3 spots which was nice because we got to see more of Dubrovnik than just Old Town where we were staying. Cushions and wine are a nice touch at sunset! Beautiful views. So glad we did this tour!”
Ride a small electric tuk-tuk from St. Frane church through Split’s waterfront, beaches, marinas, Marjan, and Poljud Stadium. Your English-speaking guide, such as Toni, Luka, Marino, or Ivan, shares local stories and makes photo stops at Sustipan, Kašjuni Beach, and Vidilica Terrace. Groups are limited to eight.
“It ended up being a private tour for me & my partner and our guide Tony was still really enthusiastic & highly knowledgable. Great views of Split & visited places we wouldn't have seen otherwise. He also gave us some great recommendations for our stay in Split. Would highly recommend :)”
Ride through Zadar with a local driver such as Luka, Rocco, Joe, or Simon, stopping at the Land Gate, Sphinx, Sea Organ, St. Donatus, and Roman Forum. Pickup is available in the city or at Zadar Port. The covered tuk-tuk seats small groups, making this a relaxed way to reach sights beyond the old town without renting a car.
“Rocco was very knowledgeable of the history of Zadar and very accommodating to our needs! He met us right where we disembarked from the catamaran and then started our tour. He was thoughtful and funny and very entertaining. We enjoyed our tuk tuk tour with Rocco very much!!!”
Spend two hours touring Zadar in a white electric tuk-tuk limited to four people. Your English or German-speaking guide takes you from the Land Gate and Sphinx to the Sea Organ, Greeting to the Sun, and Roman Forum, with pickup, drop-off, water, and time for photos included.
“An excellent tour with Roco getting to see all the highlights of delightful Zadar. A faultless pick up and tour duration just right...highly recommended if only in Zadar for a short time such as a cruise ship visit.”
See Zadar by eco tuk-tuk with local guides such as Roco, Luka, Simon, Antonio, or Lawrence. In about 80 to 100 minutes, you’ll visit Kolovare Beach, Arbanasi, the market, Sea Organ, Greeting to the Sun, Forum, and other city sights. Pickup can be arranged, including for cruise passengers.
“Thoroughly enjoyable way to see Zadar, our driver was very informative and chatty, polite, friendly. He gave us lots of information in relation to the sights we visited and the Sea Pipes were wonderful - could have sat and listened to them for hours”
Ride through Split with a local English-speaking guide such as Michael, Blaz, Gabby, or Josko. This private electric rickshaw tour covers Diocletian’s Palace, Roman gates, Old Split, the Grgur Ninski statue, and Sustipan park, with time for photos and city views.
“Tour was great! Michael was knowledgeable and entertaining. My husband and I enjoyed this experience.”
Ride a private electric rickshaw through Split with a driver-guide, seeing the Riva, Diocletian’s Palace, Matejuška, Marjan Park, Sustipan, and several beaches. Choose a short city route or the longer outing, which includes Bene Beach and a free drink at Va Bene café.
“Electric Rickshaw was a great way to see and learn more about Split and the area. It not to fast or slow paced, if you do the longer run you get to see the beautiful nearby parks instead of just the city center, etc. Our rickshaw driver was great. She knew a lot about the city and surrounding area as well as the way locals live, etc.”
Ride a white electric tuk tuk around Zadar with an English- or German-speaking guide such as Luka, Roko, or Dario. In two hours, you visit the Sphinx, market, Sea Organ, Greeting to the Sun, Saint Francis monastery, and Roman Forum, while learning about barkajoli, basketball, Luka Modrić, and Maraschino.
“Rocco our guide was amazing, informative and helpful and knowledgeable about Zadar and it’s history, we had a thoroughly enjoyable experience and would recommend taking the tour , sitting on the steps at the sea organ was so relaxing 🤩🤩🤩”
Explore Zadar in a small eco tuk tuk with an English or Croatian-speaking driver. The 45-minute route links the Greeting to the Sun, Roman Forum, Land Gate, Five Wells Square, city walls, and lesser-known local corners. Choose pickup in Zadar or meet near the Sea Organ, with room for up to four people.
“All was good- the guide was friendly and knowledgeable, the views were amazing.”
Spend 150 minutes exploring Split in a private electric rickshaw with a Croatian or English-speaking guide. You’ll see the Riva, Diocletian’s Palace, city gates, Matejuška, Sustipan, Marjan Forest Park, Bene Beach, and Poljud Stadium. Guides including Mario, Toma, and Tin are praised for their friendly, informative service.
“If I can give 10 stars I would do it. The group of Mario and Ivan and the rest of our 5 rickshaw drivers were one of a kind. They went above and beyond just driving us around. We enjoyed the town very much and the service was top notch! This is a MUST book tour!!!”
Explore Zadar beyond its old-town lanes in a private eco tuk tuk with an English-speaking guide such as Roko, Luka, Simon, or Vice. See the Land Gate, Sea Organ, Greeting to the Sun, Roman Forum, St. Donatus, Kolovare Beach, and Sfinga, then spend an hour tasting local wine at Degarra Winery.
“We were happy to take a spin around the area outside of the old town. The winery was wonderful and there were some great views along the way!”
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