Top Split Port Transfers - page 3

Discover the most effortless way to reach Brač Island with this fast, scenic ferry transfer operated by Kapetan Luka – Krilo. Designed for flexibility and ease, this journey combines reliable service, coastal beauty, and modern onboard amenities for a truly stress-free experience. Why travelers choose this ferry: - Direct routes from Split to both Supetar and Milna - E-tickets and clear instructions for a stress-free start and return - Ideal for day trips with multiple daily departures and returns - Short travel times in just 20–25 minutes with multiple daily departures - Modern catamarans with air conditioning, bar service, and free seating - 23 kg free luggage allowance per passenger Perfect for day-trippers, beach lovers, solo explorers, and couples, this is the smartest way to make the most of your time in Dalmatia. Book now and turn your ferry transfer into part of the adventure.

Avoid dealing with taxi drivers, haggling for the fare, or sharing your ride with others outside your party when booking this private transfer from Split to Dubrovnik. Ride in a luxury vehicle suited to your group size. Along the way, ask your driver to stop for photos, bathroom breaks, or to show you Croatian landmarks on your route.

Guarantee that there will be a vehicle waiting for you when you arrive in Split by pre-booking a private transfer from the airport to your hotel. Your guide will pick you up in an air-conditioned vehicle and take you and your luggage straight to your hotel. In a large group? Not a problem, as vehicles for up to 16 passengers are available.

Embark on a seamless 1.5-hour journey with this private transfer from Split Airport to Makarska. Skip the hassle of scouring for taxi rides and never worry about fluctuating rates. Enjoy guaranteed fixed rates so you know what to expect from the get-go, regardless of the route or traffic conditions. Plus, travel in style inside your private air-conditioned vehicle. Let your driver take the wheel and whisk you away to your destination with ease.

Travel from Split to Dubrovnik in one of our premium, air-conditioned vehicles, designed for maximum comfort and privacy. Your private driver is a local expert, fluent in English and knowledgeable about Croatia’s history, culture, and coastal landscapes. To enhance your journey, enjoy a scenic stop along the way. Popular options include: Trsteno Arboretum – a stunning Renaissance garden overlooking the Adriatic Bota Šare – famous for fresh oysters and Dalmatian cuisine Ston – explore historic walls and charming coastal streets After booking, we’ll personally contact you to discuss stop options and tailor the transfer to your preferences, ensuring a smooth, relaxed, and memorable journey to Dubrovnik.

This private tour offers a focused and in-depth insight into the Jewish heritage of Split, combining historical landmarks with meaningful cultural context. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, the experience connects key sites with personal stories and lesser-known aspects of the city. The tour goes beyond the Old Town with a visit to the historic Jewish cemetery on Marjan Hill, offering both cultural insight and one of the most beautiful panoramic views over Split. With a private format and flexible pace, this experience allows for a more personal and engaging exploration of Split’s Jewish heritage.

You can select this option for either direction, going to Zadar from Split, or vice versa. You might not find the correct addresses in the drop down menus, just enter the correct pickup and drop-off addresses in the comments section when booking. Our drivers are on time, every time. They are courteous and accommodating. They will help you with your bags at start and finish. If you need to make any short stops along the way simply ask your driver. Our vehicles are roomy and spacious, cleaned after every transfer. They are regularly inspected and certified.

Go beyond the guidebook and travel back in time to the ancient Roman Empire during a walking tour of Split. Leave the navigation to your local guide as you stroll through the ancient Dalmatian city, learning about its rich culture and history. Learn more about this UNESCO World Heritage Site than you would on your own.

This private experience combines history and art in a relaxed and refined way. Explore Split with a dedicated guide at your own pace, without the crowds or fixed schedules of group tours. The experience goes beyond the Old Town with a visit to the Meštrović Gallery, set in a beautiful seaside villa. Here, you will discover the artistic legacy of one of Croatia’s most important sculptors while enjoying a quieter and more contemplative side of Split. With private transportation, flexible timing and a carefully curated route, this tour offers a balanced and enriching cultural experience.

See the best of Split’s scenery—and learn all about the city’s ancient history—on this introductory walking tour. Your main destination is Diocletian’s Palace: a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Roman palace now occupies the heart of the city. Explore its architectural highlights, learn about its founding, and see how Split residents interact with the landmark today. You’ll also visit local markets, will admire the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, and We will take you to the Marjan Hill, where you will have the best view of Split.

Combine a visit to the terraced waterfalls at Krka National Park with wine tasting at a local winery with this private tour from Split. We begin this excursion at Split, starting at your location, and head towards Krka waterfalls Where will we have a tour of the park and free time. Before continuing onwards to the Sladic Winery in Skradin. While at the winery, you'll get a chance to try a range of local wines served with Croatian cheese and prosciutto. Then return to your accommodation in Split.

Discover the history and flavors of Dalmatia on this private tour of Split and Klis Fortress. Explore Split's Diocletian's Palace—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—and the charming Riva promenade. Then, ascend Klis Fortress, where scenes from “Game of Thrones” were filmed, for panoramic views and conclude with a sampling of local olive oils at the Olive Museum.