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Enjoy a lovely stroll around Riva, one of the most picturesque areas on any Split itinerary. Fitted with cafes and restaurants, the waterfront promenade also boasts examples of authentic architecture and often becomes the venue for numerous different events.

Riva

Professional Guide

Escape the bustling streets of Split and explore the nearby Marjan Hill, often called the Lungs of the City. Set on the peninsula, the hill provides not only views over the spectacular surroundings but ample space to enjoy outdoor activities, such as hiking, jogging, biking, and more.

Marjan

Add the Marjan Forest Park to your Split itinerary and soak up some of the most scenic views in the city! The magical place not only boasts awe-inspiring nature and picturesque surroundings but also houses the renowned Diocletian's Palace, one of the main stops on any Split tour. Strolling around the picture-perfect pathways of the park is ensured to leave a lasting impression.

Marjan Forest Park

Join your guide in the hotel lobby and embark on an unforgettable walking tour of the city. Over the next four hours, immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the city as you stroll through its charming streets, and delve into its fascinating history and rich culture.

As you journey through the city on this sightseeing tour, you'll have the opportunity to witness the breathtaking beauty of its most picturesque landmarks, and discover hidden gems that are often missed by visitors. From quaint alleyways to magnificent monuments, your guide will lead you to some of the city's most wonderful and unique spots.

So, come and experience the city like never before on this incredible walking tour. Get ready to be amazed by its charm, history, and culture.

Basic Sightseeing Tour

You meet your private guide and have a 2-hour walking tour. 

During the tour you visit the Cathedral of St. Duje, also called Saint Domnius, and admire its Temple of Jupiter which is one of the most beautiful cultural wonders on the Adriatic coast. You also enter the 1700-year-old Diocletian Palace, explore the ancient cellars, see Peristyle in center of the palace, Roman temples, the famous Golden Gate and the big statue from Grgur Ninski.

During the tour you enter the 1700-year-old Diocletian Palace as well as the Cathedral of St. Duje, also called Saint Domnius, and see its Temple of Jupiter, one of the most beautiful cultural wonders on the Adriatic coast.

Split Walking City Tour

Meet your private guide-driver and head for the amazing Plitvice Lakes National Park.

The Plitvice Lakes known as "Falling lakes" were included into the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1979, among the first natural sites worldwide. Upon arrival, you take a great opportunity to enjoy the beauty of shapes and colors in the oldest national park in Croatia.

After the tour you are taken back to your hotel.

*Recommended season for this tour: from April to October

Plitvice Lakes National Park Exploration

Today you tour is dedicated to undiscovered beauty of the Dalmatian hinterland - the southern inland region of Croatia.

The day starts with a coastal drive through the seaside villages and continues with a tunnel road through the Biokovo massif into the Dalmatian hinterland. Your destination is the Red & Blue Lakes near the very authentic town of Imotski. You make a pleasant walk and admire the wonderful lakes that resulted from irregular limestone.

Your next stop is the 17th century Topana town and fort. The towncenter is built from limestone blocks making it absolutely unique. Recommendation: you can have lunch at a 300-year old mill converted into a family run tavern.

After these and other stops showing you the full beauty of the Dalmatian Coast you return to Split.

See the beauty of the Dalmatian hinterland - the southern inland region of Croatia.

The day starts with a coastal drive through the seaside villages and continues with a tunnel road through the Biokovo massif into the Dalmatian hinterland.

Exploring Dalmatian Hinterland

Reserve a day to visit Medjugorje of Bosnia and Herzegovina located within 2 hours drive from Split. The village is a famous site of Catholic pilgrimage due to Our Lady of Medjugorje. The Blessed Virgin Mary (or mother of Jesus Christ) has been appearing here in supernatural apparition and giving messages to the world.

Together with your private guide-driver you explore the wonderful village as well as the scenic views on the way. After a 7-hour tour you return back to your Split hotel.

Medjugorje of Bosnia Tour

Experience the essence of Split, Croatia, on a unique guided tour through the ancient Diocletian Palace, a treasure trove of food, history, and culture. Wander the streets of this 1700-year-old Roman marvel, savouring Mediterranean delights that capture the local spirit.

Begin your journey at the vibrant Pazar Greenmarket with sweet 'arancini' almonds, followed by a taste of UNESCO-protected Soparnik and exquisite local wine. Discover the art of traditional prosciutto, indulge in record-breaking chocolate, and savour the renowned rafiol cake at the city's oldest bakery.

Don't miss the historic Peškarija Fish Market, Europe's second oldest, where we'll introduce you to the Dalmatian tradition of salted anchovies. This tour offers a perfect blend of culinary delights, historical insights, and the true taste of Dalmatian lifestyle and cuisine.

Split Food Tour

Embark on a full-day boat tour that promises an unforgettable experience filled with fun and adventure. The boat trip will take you to some of the region's most stunning and picturesque locations, including the famed Blue Cave, the charming island of Vis, the secluded island of Budikovac, and the vibrant town of Hvar.

Blue Cave, located on the island of Vis, is renowned for its breathtaking blue water reflecting off the cave walls, creating an otherworldly ambiance. The island of Budikovac, on the other hand, offers visitors the opportunity to indulge in sunbathing and swimming in its crystal clear waters. In addition, Hvar town is a perfect blend of history and modernity, with its medieval streets and vibrant nightlife. Visitors can also explore the town's charming architecture and enjoy the delicious local cuisine.

Embark on a full-day boat tour that promises an unforgettable experience filled with fun and adventure. The boat trip will take you to some of the region's most stunning and picturesque locations, including the famed Blue Cave, the charming island of Vis, the secluded island of Budikovac, and the vibrant town of Hvar.

Boat Tour with Blue Cave

Embark on an unforgettable wine tour with exquisite flavors and breathtaking views.
Your driver will pick you up and take you to a charming boutique wine cellar, where you can indulge in a private label tasting and savor a delectable light lunch sourced from the organic garden.
Led by knowledgeable local guides, the journey continues to a second wine cellar boasting a captivating sea view terrace, where you can relish in the beauty while savoring a variety of wines. 
After the tour you are transported back to the meeting point.

Wine Tasting Tour

Embark on a captivating Krka Waterfalls private tour from Split, beginning with a convenient morning pick-up from your hotel. Your professional driver-guide will share insights into the region's history as you make your way to Skradin. After a brief city walk, board a boat that will gracefully navigate the river, leading you to the entrance of the Krka National Park. Explore the park's enchanting landscapes, stroll along educational trails, and relax near the mesmerizing waterfalls. 

Following the Krka adventure, discover Šibenik, one of Croatia's oldest coastal cities with two UNESCO heritage sites. Marvel at the Cathedral of St. James and St. Nicholas' Fort, set against the backdrop of a remarkable square often cited as Croatia's most beautiful.

After the tour you are transferred back to your hotel in Split.

Krka Narional Park and Sibenik Tour

Embark on a day trip from Split to Brač, starting with ferry ride to the island. Explore Škrip, the island's oldest settlement, and visit the "Museum of Olive Oil" for a glimpse into traditional production and tastings. Journey across the island to Bol, enjoying the diverse scenery with a stop at the panoramic Vidova Gora. In Bol, stroll to the iconic "Zlatni rat" beach, indulge in a coffee break, and enjoy free time for swimming. Conclude the day with a ferry from Supetar, arriving back in Split.

Brač with Olive Oil Museum Visit

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Prokurative (Republic Square)

St. Domnius Cathedral

Temple of Jupiter

Split Train Station

Riva Promenade

Split Airport

Autobusni kolodvor Split

The Port of Split

Split City Museum

Diocletian's Palace

Jupiter's Temple

Mestrovic Gallery

Saint Domnius Cathedral

Bacvice Beach

Twister igraonica Split

Archaeological Museum

Marjan Hill

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Highlights of Croatia & The Adriatic Islands 

Split, the second-largest city in Croatia, is a vibrant coastal town with a rich history, offering a unique blend of ancient and modern. Here's what makes Split particularly fascinating:

Diocletian's Palace: Built in the 4th century AD for Roman Emperor Diocletian, this sprawling palace complex is one of the best-preserved Roman monuments in the world. Today, it's not just a historical site, but a lively part of the city where people live, shop, and dine.

Riva Promenade: This seaside promenade is the heart of Split. Lined with palm trees, cafes, and restaurants, it's a perfect place to enjoy the Mediterranean atmosphere.

Marjan Hill: A forested park offering panoramic views of Split and the Adriatic Sea. Ideal for hiking, jogging, and picnics.

St. Domnius Cathedral: Originally Diocletian’s mausoleum, it was converted into a cathedral in the 7th century. Its bell tower offers fantastic views of the city.

Mestrovic Gallery: Dedicated to the work of 20th-century sculptor Ivan Meštrović, this gallery showcases a collection of his most significant sculptures, drawings, and designs.

Archaeological Museum: This museum boasts a vast collection of artifacts from ancient Salona, Split, and other parts of Dalmatia.

Vibrant Markets: Split hosts various markets, the most famous being the Pazar market, where locals buy fresh produce and the Peskarija fish market.

Split's Beaches: Bacvice is the most famous city beach, known for its sandy shores and a game called 'picigin', a local favorite. There are also many pebbly beaches in and around Split.

Local Cuisine: Split offers a rich culinary scene with many traditional Dalmatian dishes. Seafood plays a significant role, but there's also pasticada (a beef dish), and soparnik (a chard-filled pastry).

Festivals & Events: Split Film Festival, Ultra Europe Music Festival, and the Split Summer Festival (Splitsko Ljeto) are some of the notable events that attract both locals and tourists.

Split's unique charm lies in its combination of rich history and dynamic modern life. The city offers a vibrant ambiance with its numerous cafes, bars, and eateries, and its location on the Dalmatian coast makes it a gateway to many islands and other coastal towns.

Arrival&nbsp; Upon arrival, you are transferred to your hotel for check-in and have the rest of the day free.

Split City Tour After breakfast, meet your guide at the hotel lobby and start a 2-hour walking tour of the city center. During the tour you enter the 1700-year-old Diocletian Palace as well as the Cathedral of St. Duje, also called Saint Domnius, and see its Temple of Jupiter, one of the most beautiful cultural wonders on the Adriatic coast.You also visit the ancient cellars, see Peristyle in center of the palace, Roman temples, the famous Golden Gate and the big statue from Grgur Ninski.After the tour, you return to the hotel and have the rest of the day at leisure.

Departure Following breakfast in your hotel, you check out and depart from Split.

Split

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