Top Split Nature and Wildlife Tours - page 3

Island-hopping cruises are a popular choice for a day trip from Split and this half-day tour checks all the boxes. Admire the ocean views as you sail out to the islands of Brac and Solta; get a taste of local culture in picturesque Stomorska town; tuck into a delicious lunch including wine on board; and dive in to swim and snorkel at the beaches and coves.

Speed away from Split to the Blue Lagoon and the UNESCO-listed Old Town of Trogir on this half-day tour. You’re whisked away by speedboat to the secluded waters of the lagoon, where you can swim or snorkel above a white-sand seabed or relax on deck before exploring the medieval harbor town. Depart in the morning or afternoon on this small-group tour, limited to 14 people to ensure personalized attention from your skipper.

Get to know several of Croatia’s most evocative destinations when you embark on a private tour of Split, Salona, and Trogir. Meet your guide at Diocletian’s Palace, in the heart of Split, and set off on a tour of the UNESCO-listed landmark. As you explore, learn all about Split’s place in history from your guide’s commentary. Continue next to the nearby Salona ruins—once the site of a bustling Roman city—and then venture to the medieval town of Trogir, located on its very own island.

Discover Split’s highlight landmarks—and go on a tasting tour of the city's in-demand restaurants and eateries—on this half-day tour. Pick from morning or afternoon departure times and set off from a conveniently located meeting point. Explore the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace and discover its bustling squares and marketplaces. You’ll also enjoy classic Croatian dishes and drinks at five different culinary stops, from homey taverns to pastry shops. Come hungry, as the samples add up to a generous meal.

Plan a day of fun in the sun during this 4-hour speedboat cruise from Split to the Blue Lagoon. Spend time swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing on the sandy shores of this picturesque island bay with turquoise-blue waters. If you’re feeling ambitious, you can even take a hike into the island’s interior. An optional upgrade package featuring a visit to nearby Trogir is also available.

Visit one of Croatia’s most ravishing national parks—and explore two of its prettiest coastal highlights—on this private, full-day tour. Set off from your Split or Trogir accommodation, and travel first to Sibenik, where you’ll go for a walking tour of the historical city. Then, continue to Krka National Park—an in-demand destination famed for its picture-perfect waterfalls. Finally, explore the scenic town of Primosten at your own pace before returning to your original departure point.

Break up your sightseeing, and enjoy a fun and active excursion, on this small-group ziplining tour. Meet your guide in central Split, and head into the backcountry to Mt. Kozjak. Upon arrival—following an introduction—enjoy the course, which includes six different ziplines, as well as a suspension bridge. In between rides, enjoy the panoramic views overlooking Split and the sea beyond.

Though you can always book direct travel from Split to Zagreb, it's a shame to rush the journey, and miss the scenic wilderness along the way. With this one-way tour, you not only get hassle-free travel to Zagreb, but you can stretch your legs at the the must-see Plitvice Lakes National Park—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—with entry at your own expense. Highlights include the waterfalls and wooded pathways, and the panoramic train ride, offering fantastic views of the forest. This tour includes a photo stop at Željava airbase where you will have an opportunity to see a glimpse into the technological achievements of the 60s of the largest military complex in Europe.

See three highlights of Croatia’s paradisiacal Adriatic Coast all in one day—this tour makes exploring the region seamless. Set sail from Split and venture first to a hidden bay on Čiovo Island where you can snorkel in the pristine waters. After lunch at an outdoor restaurant, set sail for the Blue Lagoon for more swimming and fun on a waterslide. Finally, see the pirate shipwreck at Solta Island, where you’ll have free time to soak up the scenery.

Discover the best of Split and its 1,700-year history with an academically trained historian guide, for insights you won't find anywhere else. Along with a small group, explore on foot and take in sights including Diocletian's Palace, the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, and the Temple of Jupiter. Perfect for travelers with limited time in Split who want to get in some sightseeing.

Take a day trip out to Krka Waterfalls and spend time exploring Sibenik with this small-group tour, which combines guided activities with plenty of free time. You'll have a few hours to explore both Krka and Sibenik on your own, with a stop for an included lunch in a local village along the way. A short orientation of Sibenik with a local guide is also included.

Escape the city with a day trip to the Krka National Park, via Šibenik and Primošten. Enjoy scenic views of the Dalmatian countryside as you travel easily between locations via air-conditioned coach. Discover Šibenik’s town landmarks, Krka’s dramatic waterfalls, and Primošten’s medieval heritage, with insights into the region provided by your guide. Avoid hidden costs with entrance fees included and optional hotel pickup and drop-off.

Enjoy this unforgettable Krka waterfalls tour from Split where you can create some lifetime memories while admiring one of Croatia’s best national parks. Admire its amazing waterfalls while swimming in the river. Also we visit the smallest town in Croatia named Skradin where you can wander the cobblestone streets of this idyllic Dalmatian town. Take some amazing photopraphs and enjoy the nature's beauty at its best.

See the Croatian countryside beyond the beautiful city of Dubrovnik on this full-day guided trip to the Konavle Valley—no need to navigate public transport or hire a car. Sample locally produced wine from four traditional family-run wineries. Journey by comfortable coach from Dubrovnik, about 20 miles (30 km) south, then travel between the wineries in style via a train that chugs its way through the countryside. Meet the winemakers, taste their produce, and, in the village of Ljuta, watch a wool-making demonstration.

Swap the busy mainland for the open sea and discover sweeping views of the Adriatic coastline on a cruise from Split. Take a pause on Borkko beach on Ciovo island. Unwind with a freshly prepared Mediterranean lunch accompanied with drinks served aboard motor yacht Tamaris before taking advantage of free time in the lagoon and on the island to sightsee, swim, or snorkel to your heart’s content. Afterward, explore the fisherman village of Maslinica before a relaxing cruise back to Split while fresh chilled watermelon is served by the crew.

Visit Krka National Park with ease from Split on this group tour. Depart in an air-conditioned vehicle and hear stories about Croatian history from your guide as you travel. Upon arrival at Krka National Park, follow your guide and learn about the park. Visit Krka’s biggest waterfall, Skradinski Buk. Set out on a boat ride and admire the views from the water.

Escape the bustle of the city on this half-day boat tour to Blue Lagoon and Trogir from Split. First, explore the UNESCO-listed town of Trogir, where you can spend your free time wandering down cobbled alleyways and enjoying the views. Then, head to the famous Blue Lagoon where you have time to swim and snorkel. End your day with free time in the fishing village of Maslinica.

Visit the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park on this full-day private tour from Split. With round-trip transportation included, there's no need to rent a car and you can simply enjoy the scenery on the way to and from your destinations. At Plitvice Lakes, embark on a guided tour of the16 interconnected lakes on foot (Lower Lakes) and by train (Upper Lakes).

Visiting the islands that lie off Split usually means ferry-hopping or booking numerous boat tours. With this all-in-one trip, you’ll visit the must-sees of Bisevo’s Blue Cave and Hvar Town and spend time at lesser-known gems such as Stiniva Cove on Vis Island. Numbers are limited at 12 for a crowd-free experience, and snorkel gear and on-board Wi-Fi are handily included.

This small-group adventure tour in Livno allows you to explore the landscape, and the wild horses, in the area while riding an ATV. You’ll have round-trip transfers from Split to keep things running smoothly, then your guide will make sure you’re safe and ready to ride. Traditional, local breakfast and lunch are both provided, too, to make sure you have plenty of energy for your excursion.

Combine nature, history, and Dalmatian cuisine in one day on this private tour from Split. Start at Krka National Park with free time to explore the landscapes. Then visit Primosten for lunch (own expense) and the historic town of Trogir. Enjoy personalized attention and set your own pace with included hotel pickup and private transportation.

Unleash your inner daredevil by soaring above Croatia’s River Cetina canyon on a zipline adventure from Omis. Prebook to guarantee your place so you can relish the prospect to the full, and enjoy it to the max with no research or planning needed. Don your harness, train on practice cables, and swoop down eight ziplines, flying over the river and forests at up to 492 feet (150 meters) high.

Cruise from Split through Dalmatian Islands, stopping at the Blue Lagoon, Fumija bay and Underwater Museum. This multi-stop tour lets you get a true feel for the islands; jumping off the boat here and there to snorkel using the provided equipment. A full grilled lunch and an unlimited wine and soft drinks bar are available on board the boat during lunch to keep you fueled up for adventure.

Make the most of your time ashore in Croatia by discovering the highlights of Split and Trogir in just half a day. Following easy pickup, travel to the coastal town of Trogir and explore its fortress, palace, and other highlights while learning about its history from your guide. Then, continue to Split and visit the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace, Cathedral of Saint Domnius, and more.