Top Split Outdoor Activities - page 4

Out tour guide Nina was friendly, organized and punctual. The park was stunningly beautiful and we also enjoyed our experience at the beach afterward. We went in late June and it was HOT! Wear sunscreen and a hat. We brought our backpacks to the park and wished we would have just brought a Fanny pack to hold our money and a water bottle. There's food and drink for purchase both at the park and the beach. Despite the heat it was a great experience. Definitely would recommend to those physically able to handle stairs and a long walk in the heat.

Canyoning on the Cetina River was easily one of the most unforgettable adventures of our honeymoon! It was thrilling, challenging, and definitely not for the faint of heart—you’ll want to be in good physical shape. Huge shoutout to our guide, Anton, who kept us safe and confidently guided us through the different currents. It pushed us outside our comfort zone… and we did it! 💪

Excellent walking tour in a place that truly needs a walking tour to appreciate. Skilled and knowledgeable. Makes the history come alive and can go as deep as you want or explain complex things as simply as you may want. Book this tour if you want to learn anything about Split.

This was a fabulous food tour. Natasha was a sweet and bubbly guide, leading us through the diaclecian palace giving us bits of history as well as taking us to 3 various food stops. The food was very good, some of the best we’ve had in our week in Croatia.

Fantastic experience! Really enjoyable day out zip lining. Some hiking at first to get to the first zip line but then it was all downhill or on the lines from there. Each line was a different length and gave different views over the canyon. Guides were helpful and knowledgeable.

We were two of eleven passengers on the speed boat. It was loud and fast but Carlo, the driver, was fun and competent ensuring we were all having a good time. After stopping at Trogir-amazing-we went to the Blue Lagoon, where I jumped into the sea, brrr! But refreshing. The wine helped take the chill out. Our last stop allowed for snorkeling, swimming, sunbathing or sitting in a beachfront restaurant with cold beverages. A good day!

Plitvice is a beautiful national park with many waterfalls. Even inbthe fog, it was lovely. We took the last tour of the season in November until next spring. Our tour guides Mia & Sonia were excellent and knowledgeable. They spoke perfect English. Most of the day the weather was foggy and cold. 40-45 degrees Fahrenheit. Thankfully, we dressed in layers and brought hats and gloves. It is a very long ride from Split. Approximately 12 hours round trip. Three hours each way on a comfortable bus, so be prepared. We wore hiking shoes, brought water and our breakfast. There is one midway quick bathroom stop where you can but food & drinks. None of us opted for the biat tro Spagran because everything was closed there. Mia told us there was nothing there at thus time of the season. The park tour ends around 2:30pm. There was a warm and cizy restaurant to have a quick lunch before we left. We were told that during the hot sumner months the oark is packed and everything takes much longer because of the crowds and the heat. All in all it was a pleasant small group of 15. Very manageable.

Exceptional. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable of the history of the area and times. Very organized. Note* Don’t put the meet up address into your map app. It took us to a restaurant location and we only figured out it was the wrong location last minute in time to get to the right place.