Game of Thrones, but with real stone streets. This tour turns Dubrovnik into King’s Landing with a licensed guide who connects show scenes to specific corners, starting at Fort St. Lawrence and ending on Lokrum Island. I especially like the way the guide explains what you’re seeing (and why it was filmed there) and the practical photo book that helps you match scenes on location. The one thing to watch is cost creep: the tour fee is only part of the total once you add the fort and Lokrum tickets.

You’ll start by meeting at the Pile Bus Stop/taxi drop-off heading toward the old town, where you’ll spot Dubrovnik Walks reps under orange umbrellas. From there, the pace is built around walking + viewpoints, so plan your footwear and sun protection like you mean it. It also runs in English, so if English is your second language, you’ll still have a guide whose job is to keep the storyline clear.

There’s also a real-world planning element. In at least one August group, guide Andreja kept people comfortable through intense heat, and when Aleksandra couldn’t take the group to Lokrum due to time, she adjusted with an alternative plan in the old city. That’s a good sign for what you can expect: the guide will try to keep the tour fun even if the day doesn’t go perfectly.

Key things worth getting excited about

• Fort St. Lawrence views plus military-prison history make the opening stop feel serious, not just scenic
• Licensed Game of Thrones guidance ties filming locations to what’s happening in the show
• Walk of Shame and other old-town stops give you recognizable moments on real streets
• Photo book support helps you line up scenes and recreate shots without guessing
• Lokrum Island as a GOT setting adds a change of scenery just a short boat ride away
• English-led storytelling that works even with imperfect language (as seen with Aleksandra)

Start at Pile: finding Dubrovnik Walks fast

The meeting spot is the easiest part, if you arrive with a plan. Meet by the Pile Bus Stop/taxi drop-off point when heading toward the old town. You’ll see Dubrovnik Walks representatives with orange umbrellas, so you don’t have to play a guessing game.

The tour itself is designed to be straightforward: you’ll walk through the old town, then shift to island time. Since it lasts about 3 hours, you’ll want to show up on time and ready to move. This isn’t the kind of tour where you wander off and catch up later.

Fort St. Lawrence: views, prison past, and why it kicks off the tour

The tour starts at Fort St. Lawrence, one of Dubrovnik’s best-preserved fortifications. It’s not just a viewpoint; it’s a medieval site that historically served as a military prison. That combination matters because it gives you a feeling for how this place looks and functions, not only how it appeared on TV.

You’ll get breathtaking city-and-sea views right away. That first sightline helps you understand Dubrovnik’s layout, including why certain angles and streets would be so useful for filming. When a guide explains what you’re looking at from the fort, you’re essentially learning the geography behind the show.

Practical note: the fort entrance ticket is separate. Budget €15 per person for Fort St. Lawrence entrance, unless you already have a Dubrovnik Pass (within the 24-hour limit) or City Walls tickets (within the 72-hour limit). If you don’t have those passes, your total day cost will be higher, even though the tour itself looks like a bargain at first glance.

Old Town filming walks: finding real locations behind King’s Landing scenes

After the fort, you head into the old town for filming locations tied to the series. This is where the licensed guide earns their fee. The best part isn’t just saying where the scene was shot—it’s the “why” behind it, which streets make sense for the camera, and what you can look for while you walk.

One stop is the Walk of Shame, which is exactly the kind of instantly recognizable moment you’d hope to see in a GOT-themed tour. You’ll also get other filming location sites around the old town, all explained by the guide. The tour is designed so you’re not just sightseeing; you’re watching the city the way the production team did.

I like that the guide isn’t limited to show chatter. They can answer questions about the series and share behind-the-scenes stories. That tends to turn a simple walking tour into something more memorable, especially if you know the show well and want context, or if you’re a fan who wants a few new details without turning it into homework.

The photo book: how it helps you recreate scenes without frustration

You’ll also get a book of photos. The idea is simple: you’ll have visual references to the scenes, so you can look at the street corner or viewpoint and understand what matches what in the show.

This matters because Dubrovnik can be tricky to read on your own. Old towns can feel like a grid until you start matching angles. A photo book gives you a shortcut. Instead of wandering around trying to recreate a shot from memory, you get a guide in two formats: spoken explanations plus a visual map.

It also makes the tour better for different types of fans. If you’re the kind of viewer who just wants the big moments, you can still line up famous scenes. If you’re more detail-oriented, you’ll likely enjoy how the book helps you notice small differences between what you see on screen and what you see in real life.

One rule to plan around: video recording isn’t allowed. So if your goal is filming long clips for social media, this tour may not match your style. You’ll still be able to take in the locations and use your camera however you prefer, but keep your plan centered on the guide’s narration and the actual walking.

Lokrum Island: a quick boat ride that changes the whole mood

Lokrum Island comes after the old town segment, and it’s the tour’s “change of pace” moment. You’ll take a short boat ride from Dubrovnik, then explore island landmarks connected to Game of Thrones.

The island is described as a green paradise just off Dubrovnik, and that contrast is the point. You go from stone streets and fort views into a different kind of atmosphere—more open air, more space, and a setting that feels far less like the old city’s tight lanes.

This part is also where flexibility shows up. If the day doesn’t go exactly as planned, you might miss the full island portion. In one case, guide Aleksandra led an alternative finishing plan in the old city when the group couldn’t go to Lokrum due to time. That’s a reminder to keep your expectations fluid.

Cost planning is important here too. Lokrum entrance and the boat ride aren’t included. The return boat ticket is required, and admission isn’t included. Plan on about €30 for adults and €5 for children aged 5–17. If you add those on top of the fort ticket, your total out-of-pocket goes well beyond the initial tour fee.

Price and value: why the real number is closer to €80

The headline price is $41 per person for a 3-hour tour. But the value story gets clearer when you break down what you actually pay.

You pay €35 for the tour itself to Dubrovnik Walks. Then you add:

• Fort St. Lawrence entrance: €15 per person (unless your Dubrovnik Pass or City Walls tickets cover it)
• Lokrum return boat ticket and Lokrum admission: admission isn’t included, with the listed estimates at about €30 adults and €5 for kids aged 5–17

There’s also a helpful note that the total cost with all entrance tickets and the boat ride is €80 per person. That number is what you should treat as the “real price” if you’re not using passes.

So is it worth it? For me, the value comes from the guide portion. A regular self-guided walk through old town can show you the streets. This tour gives you the show-specific connection: a licensed guide, a photo book, and explanations that connect series scenes to the city’s real geometry. If you’re a fan who wants more than a themed stroll—especially if you care about why places were chosen—€35 for the guided component can feel fair.

If you’re not that invested in the series or you hate extra ticket lines, it might feel expensive once you add Lokrum and the fort. In that case, you might prefer buying your tickets separately and spending more time wandering independently. The tour is best when you want the storyline guide to do the heavy lifting.

What to bring, and who should skip this tour

This walk-and-viewpoints tour has a simple packing list. Bring:

• Comfortable shoes
• Water
• Sunscreen
• Sunglasses and a sun hat
• Cash and a credit card
• Beachwear and a towel (Lokrum time suggests you may want to be ready for island water)
• Optional: just keep it light so you’re not fighting your own bag the whole way

Also keep in mind the rules: video recording isn’t allowed.

Then comes the physical/safety side. This tour isn’t suitable for:

• Pregnant women
• People with mobility impairments
• Wheelchair users
• People with heart problems or high blood pressure
• People afraid of heights
• People with low fitness
• People over 70 years

That list isn’t meant to be dramatic. It’s practical. Fort St. Lawrence and old-town viewpoints can involve stairs and open edges, and the pacing is built for people who can comfortably handle that.

Finally, it’s English-language only. The guide is there to explain show locations and answer questions, but you’ll get the best experience if you can follow conversations in English at least at a basic level.

Should you book the Dubrovnik GOT and Lokrum tour?

If you’re a Game of Thrones fan and you want your Dubrovnik day to feel like more than sightseeing, I’d say this is worth serious consideration. Fort St. Lawrence gives you immediate drama and context, the old-town walk puts recognizable moments like the Walk of Shame into real space, and Lokrum adds that island setting where the series also uses the scenery.

Book it if:

• You want a licensed guide to connect scenes to streets and viewpoints
• You like structured walking with a photo reference book
• You’re okay with extra ticket costs and want that included guidance experience

Skip or consider alternatives if:

• You’re not interested in paying separate entrance fees on top of the tour price
• You prefer self-guided browsing at your own pace
• Any of the listed mobility or health limitations apply

FAQ

Where do I meet for the tour?

Meet by the Pile Bus Stop/taxi drop-off point when heading toward the old town. Look for Dubrovnik Walks representatives with orange umbrellas.

How long is the Dubrovnik Game of Thrones and Lokrum Island walking tour?

The tour duration is 3 hours.

What is included in the tour price?

The tour includes a guide and a walking tour. Fort St. Lawrence entrance and Lokrum entrance/boat are not included.

Do I need tickets for Fort St. Lawrence and Lokrum?

Yes. Fort St. Lawrence entrance is €15 per person (unless you use a valid Dubrovnik Pass-24h limit or City Walls tickets-72h limit). Lokrum return boat ticket is required, and Lokrum admission isn’t included (listed as €30 for adults and €5 for children aged 5–17).

What should I bring with me?

Bring comfortable shoes, sunglasses, sun hat, towel, credit card, sunscreen, water, beachwear, and cash.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes. There is free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Is this tour suitable for wheelchair users or people with mobility impairments?

No. The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users or people with mobility impairments.

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If you tell me when you’re going (month and time of day), I can help you plan how to time the fort and whether Lokrum is likely to fit comfortably in your schedule.