Day Trips from Dubrovnik to Split

Enjoy a private transfer from Dubrovnik to Split in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle with a professional English-speaking driver. Along the way, stop in Ston, famous for its medieval walls and fresh oysters. Stroll the charming streets or sample local specialties (tastings not included). Your journey ends in Split, where you can explore Diocletian’s Palace, the Riva promenade, or start your next adventure. Hotel pickup in Dubrovnik and dropoff in Split are included. Fully customizable—coordinate your itinerary and stop duration with your driver. Return transfer to Dubrovnik can also be arranged.

Very practical tour because you easily get from Dubrovnik to Split and you see another interesting location- Mostar. You will see how different are those three cities are although they are relatively close to each other. Book a tour with our small team and let's have a nice day together :)

Travelers should book this tour because it is unique, private and adjusted to guests in every way.With professional driver / guide and luxury cars and vans this tour will be comfortable and relaxing.

About a 3-hour drive northwest of Dubrovnik, Split is one of the Adriatic’s most beautiful cities. It’s also home to Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that’s one of the world’s best preserved Roman remains. Avoid the expense of an overnight stay and the hassles of public transit when you book this private day trip, with transfers from your door and a driver/guide to put everything in context.

This private tour is going to take you through the best parts of Dalmatia, join us on this tour and find out why this region is the most famous and the most visited region in Croatia. First stop of this tour is an old town called Ston. Ston is a beautiful little town in the Dubrovnik region, at the Pelješac peninsula. Famous for producing the best oysters in the World, for the ancient salt pans that are still working and the spectacular 7 km long City walls Second stop is the city of Split which is also the main attraction of this tour. The center and a true heart of Dalmatia, where the main Dalmatian islands are located and where the beaches are the most beautiful. Both culture and history were generous to these parts in providing inspiration to artists who created their art in the stone walls and palaces. On the way back to Dubrovnik enjoy the drive through the windy roads of this beautiful region accompanied by a photo stop for memories which will always remind you of this tour.

Split is the second largest city in Croatia and is a typical example of a Mediterranean city. Throughout the history, the development and expansion of the city has continued around the palace of the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Diocletian's Palace dates back to the 4th century and is one of the best preserved buildings of this type in Europe. Besides this unique monument, it is possible to find a large number of other archaeological remains in the city and its immediate surroundings, not only from the Roman period, but also from other historical eras. Take advantage of this great opportunity to get to know the historical centre of Split and to feel the atmosphere of this beautiful urban centre that has become a hub of fashion and various fashion trends. Stroll down the famous Split promenade and have fun shopping in the boutiques of famous Croatian and worldwide brands, as well as in the largest shopping centre in the region.

We are unique because we are simple, communicative, and adaptable to your needs. The only thing we don't like is when guests ask us how long they can stay here because the answer is as long as you need. We don't like to rush someone because you came on vacation to enjoy yourself and not think about time.

Take a ride up the Dalmatian Coast to the seaside town of Split, Croatia's second biggest city, and home to the astonishing Diocletian's Palace, a 1,700-year-old erstwhile palace of a Roman emperor. This full-day guided trip is a great way to see a little bit more of Croatia while you're in Dubrovnik. Stroll the streets of Split, learning about its history, and seeing sites like Republic Square and the Cathedral of St. Domnius, among other great sites.

Skip the hassle of arranging transport and enjoy a seamless day trip from Dubrovnik to Split with hotel pickup and drop-off. Learn about the region’s history during the scenic three-hour drive, then explore Split up close on a guided walking tour. With free time to wander, shop, or sightsee on your own, this stress-free excursion lets you experience Split comfortably and at your own pace.

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Split History & Nature Tour is a tour where we will visit city of Split and its famous 1700 years old Palace of the Roman emperor Diocletian that was enlisted in UNESCO’s World Heritage since it’s one of the most significant original structures of the late ancient architecture. During the tour you will be also introduced to Peristyle (the central square inside the palace), Saint Duje’s Cathedral (patron saint of Split), Diocletian’s mausoleum, Jupiter’s temple, Vestibul, Golden Gate, Diocletian’s underground vaults, waterfront and other important historical and cultural sites of Split