Top Split Day Trips

Our first stop was Počitelj, a small historic town where we had time to enjoy a local coffee and wander through the old streets. We also walked along parts of the city walls, which offered beautiful views over the surrounding countryside/nature. In Mostar, our guide (Bruno) gave an excellent introduction to the town's history and culture, including the centuries-old tradition of local people jumping from the famous Stari Most (Old Bridge) into the river below. The old town is full of character, with plenty of artisanal shops selling local crafts, artwork, jewellery, and traditional products. We enjoyed some delicious (and cheap) local food, and also bought a few bottles of local wine to bring home. The final stop was Kravica Waterfalls. Although smaller than the waterfalls we had previously visited in Croatia-Krka and Plitvice, Kravica was just as charming in its own way. The setting is beautiful, and there is even a small beach area at the base of the falls. It was a little chilly on the day we visited, but some tourists were still sunbathing and even went for a swim. The whole trip was well organised, with a good balance between guided information and free time to explore independently. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone wanting to experience some interesting places in B&H in a single day.

This was a wonderful day and we enjoyed the trip very much. Whilst the journey to Dubrovnik is not short, we had regular stops and our guide kept us entertained with various information about the history of Croatia and the various places we were passing through. Once we got to Dubrovnik, our guide (Peter) gave us a clear explanation of the things we can do during our free time and his recommendations as well as very clear instructions to make sure that the group is ready for departure at the right time and from the right spot. Dubrovnik itself is indeed a historical gem. If you are a fan of photography, history, shopping or breathtaking views, this is definitely a location you should visit. We had around 5 hours of free time to explore everything at our own leisure. We started with a boat trip which took us around the small island nearby and then close to the walls of the city giving us a different perspective. We had to pay for this separately. We then explored the city and if you can spare some extra cash, we would recommend also going up the wall, as again, it offers a completely different perspective and in our opinion it was a must. Whilst there was still a lot to visit, we did think that 5 hours was sufficient to see the main parts (even though probably a 2-3 stay in Dubrovnik would allow you to really enjoy everything in more detail). On our way back, we stopped to eat some fresh, locally farmed oysters and had a glass of wine, which was a nice way to end the trip. Our guide also answered any questions we had about Croatia as he walked through the bus to ensure that he addressed everyone’s questions. We would strongly recommend this trip.

A fantastic tour of the Krka National Park with a visit to a winery to sample local wine, cheese and olive oil. A very knowledgeable and friendly tour guide Richard and an excellent driver Otto. Highly recommend doing this tour. See the magic of Croatia outside of the main cities and towns!