Top Split Sightseeing Tours - page 3

Embark on this boat adventure to explore multiple wonders of the Adriatic Sea in just one day. Discover the Blue Cave, the Monk Seal Cave, and the beauty of Bisio Island. Dive into the waters of Vis and Stiniva, relax in the Bukovac Lagoon, and explore the vibrant Paklenica Islands. Finally, immerse yourself in the charming city of Hvar adder a day of sun and the sea.

Travel with ease across Split, and see the city’s major highlights in just a couple hours, on this small-group Segway tour. Meet your guide, don a helmet and fluorescent safety vest, and get acquainted with your Segway. Once you feel comfortable, set off along the Riva promenade, venture into Diocletian’s Palace, spot landmarks like the Croatian National Theatre, and head to Marjan Park for panoramic views overlooking the city.

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.

Explore Krka National Park and Skradin with ease on this group tour. Depart from Split in an air-conditioned vehicle and learn about the area from your driver-guide. Continue on to Krka and travel through the park taking time to admire the waterfalls, old mills, and traditional architecture. Visit the Ethno village to learn about Skradinski Buk's history and biodiversity. Then, enjoy a boat ride to Skradin, where you can explore the marina's rich history or relax and swim at the beach.

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.

Discover the spellbinding natural phenomenon of the Blue Cave on a full-day excursion by speedboat from Split or Trogir. Take a boat over the waters of the Adriatic Sea to the Blue Cave, a coastal wonder famed the aquamarine light within. Marvel at the spectral display of sunlight and then head to the charming seaside village of Komiza for a sightseeing tour before swimming in Stiniva Cove and Budikovac Island. Conclude your tour with some relaxed free time in the quaint coastal town of Hvar before returning to Split.

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.

Visit the ancient Roman city of Salona, the mighty Klis Fortress, and the UNESCO-listed town of Trogir – all in just a few hours! Salona – The Ancient Roman City Wander through the fascinating ruins of Salona, once the capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia. Marvel at the grand amphitheater, early Christian basilicas, and city walls as you relive the glory of the Roman Empire. Klis Fortress – The Guardian of Dalmatia Klis Fortress offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Adriatic and beyond. This medieval stronghold, known for its role in the Game of Thrones series, tells tales of knights, battles, and Croatian history. Trogir – A UNESCO Gem Step into a living museum as you stroll through Trogir’s charming old town. Admire its cobblestone streets, medieval palaces, and the stunning Cathedral of St. Lawrence, all surrounded by crystal-clear waters This is perfect tour for those who want to experience Dalmatia’s top historical sites without a full-day commitment!

See more of Split in less time, and travel in comfort, when you embark on a private rickshaw tour of the city. Choose from three different itineraries, and pick a departure time that best suits your schedule. Over the course of this speedy itinerary, you’ll see essential highlights ranging from Diocletian’s Palace and the Riva to the Croatian National Theatre and more. If you select the more extensive full-city tour, you can also stop for a drink and a swim at one of the city's most beautiful beaches.

Head out for a half-day of island exploration with this small-group tour from Split. Get the chance to swim and snorkel at the famous Blue Lagoon, spend time relaxing at a beach bar in Ciovo, and make a stop in the UNESCO World Heritage-listed old city of Trogir before returning to Split.

Climb aboard a pirate ship and enjoy a panoramic tour along Split’s coastline for a unique sightseeing experience. Relax with a glass of wine or juice as you admire the coastline, from pristine beaches to the majestic Marjan hill. Keep your eyes peeled for dolphins and stop at Kasjuni Beach for swimming during the summer. Choose a sunset tour to capture beautiful photos during the golden hour.

With this sunset cruise, you get the chance to experience a summer evening in Dalmatia, complete with panoramic views from the water and a visit to Marjan Park Forest. Depart from the port and get comfortable on your boat as you listen to relaxing music. Admire Marja Park Forest as the sun sets and take your time to relish the natural scenery that surrounds you before sailing back to the dock.

Krka National Park is closer to the Dalmatian coast than Plitvice and pairs naturally with Šibenik, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed Dalmatian town that doesn't get the international attention of Split or Dubrovnik. Doing both in one day from Split usually means rental cars, parking restrictions, and unfamiliar town navigation. Instead, this private day trip handles the transport with a Krka visit, time in Skradin, and Šibenik's old town.

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.

The town of Trogir, near Split, is a UNESCO-protected site since 1997. Explore the historic Romanesque town before sailing on a private boat to swim in the crystal-clear waters off three nearby islands, including the Blue Lagoon, on this half-day tour.

Drink, dance, and party late into the night—and meet fellow travelers and locals as you go—on this Split pub crawl. Meet your guide in the center of Diocletian’s Palace, and follow them straight to the city's liveliest nightlife destinations. After a welcome shot at the first venue, explore three other Split bars, with shots included at each. Then, enjoy VIP access to one of the city’s vibrant nightclubs.

Split's old center is closed to cars, and the viewpoints worth reaching sit uphill, a steep climb in summer heat. A tuk-tuk covers both, small enough for the narrow lanes and quick on the gradients out to higher ground. A guide provides commentary along the route, and the open sides keep the coast and the city in view throughout.

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking scenery of Plitvice Lakes National Park during this full-day tour from Split or Trogir. With a local guide, travel in a comfortable vehicle through the rural area of Dalmatia to the park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Walk a circuit on a forest trail and benefit from the unique insights of your guide as you go. Hop aboard a boat to explore the group of sixteen emerald lakes, connected by a continuous chain of waterfalls. Back on dry land, board an electric train for a ride that provides panoramic views of the park.

Discover two Bosnia and Herzegovina highlights on this 11-hour trip from Split or Trogir. Take a walking tour of Mostar, a medieval town steeped in Ottoman history. See the famous, 16th-century Turkish bridge (Stari Most), and Old Bazaar, and enjoy free time to stroll and have lunch (own expense). Later, your journey continues to the scenic Kravice Waterfalls

Located on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, Split is a city well-known for its fresh seafood and traditional dishes. To explore its culinary scene beyond the usual tourist haunts, join a local guide to head off the beaten path. Sample Croatian specialties at multiple eateries, and wash them down with local wine. Along the way, pass highlights of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town, including the Diocletian’s Palace and the Temple of Jupiter.

Go to two locations of exceptional natural beauty with one simple booking. Travel from Split or Trogir and discover the Skradinski Buk waterfall, take a boat ride down the river canyon, explore the town of Skradin, where you will have an opportunity to cool down, and take a dip in the Krka River. Then go for some wine tasting (included), learning about its production, and if you decide, taste some of the local specialties too.

Enjoy a rafting adventure on the Cetina River, where you'll navigate rapids as you float down 5.5 miles (9 km) of the river. Along the way, see waterfalls and native vegetation. You'll also have the chance to swim, jump off rocks, and go inside caves.

A massive Roman ruin complex and arguably the most important historical site in all of Split, Diocletian's Palace is a must-see for visitors. This tour takes you through 1,700 years of history within the walls of the UNESCO-listed historical complex, and then leads you to other top Split sites such as the City Clock, Riva Harbor, and Nardoni Trg plaza for a quick overview of Split highlights.

Charter your own speedboat without a skipper included and leave the boat work to a professional you hire separately. This private tour offers a flexible way to explore the Dalmatian coast from Trogir or Split. Typical routes include beaches of Hvar and the Pakleni islands, but the itinerary can be customized. A bigger boat is recommended to visit the Blue Cave of Biševo.