Top Split Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 3

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.

Escape the crowds on a private Krka day trip from Split, traveling in a comfortable, premium vehicle with a professional English-speaking driver. Explore Krka’s waterfalls and scenic wooden walkways at your own pace, then enjoy a scenic boat ride along the Krka River to historic Skradin. In Skradin, enjoy free time or stop for an authentic Dalmatian lunch at a traditional village restaurant. Optional visits to Šibenik, Trogir, or a local winery can be selected separately when booking. Perfect for cruise passengers, couples, families, and small groups seeking comfort, flexibility, and a personalized experience.

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

Tick off two Dalmatian must-dos in just one day on this small-group tour to Split and Trogir. Start off on a walking tour of Split’s Old Town, then travel to Trogir for an intimate glimpse of landmarks such as St Lawrence's Cathedral and Kamerlengo Castle. Round-trip transfer from Split ensures a seamless sightseeing experience, perfect for history buffs—and Game of Thrones fans in Croatia.

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.

Explore the waterfalls and walking trails of Krka National Park with ease and at your own pace with this self-guided excursion departing from Split. Enjoy the convenience of round-trip transportation with the flexibility of independent exploration as you stroll down walking trails and cool off in inviting waterfalls, with a midway boat ride down the Krka River.

Discover the natural lagoons, white-sand beaches, and traditional Dalmatian villages of Split’s islands on this full-day cruise. Visit three islands, swim and snorkel at the Blue Lagoon of Veli Drvenik Island, and enjoy a freshly prepared lunch with beef, tuna, or vegetarian burger and wine served onboard. Start with coffee and donuts on the boat, then admire views of Nečujam Bay and visit Maslinica village on Solta Island.

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.

Discover the beauty of Croatia’s coastline on a fully customizable private boat tour, tailored to your preferences and guided by a local skipper. Choose from a mid-sized boat, a large speedboat, or a luxury Saxdor yacht to explore hidden gems and top attractions across Central Dalmatia. Enjoy snorkeling, swimming, and off-the-beaten-path locations for an unforgettable day on the water.

Split from Split for the day and experience three different places on this guided tour from Split or Trogir. Stop in the medieval town of Počitelj on your way to Mostar, where you can see its UNESCO-listed bridge and learn about the divide between the Christian and Muslim parts of town. Your day continues with the visit of Kravica Waterfall before returning to Split or Trogir.

It can be difficult to explore all Split has to offer, especially for visitors with limited time. Make the most of your time with tour by electric bike, zipping easily between locations and up inclines to discover highlights including Marjan’s summit, as well as your choice of landmarks and beaches, benefiting from insights and tips provided by your local guide.

Explore the highlights of Split without getting tired walking or pedaling a bike when you take a small-group tour by electric tuk-tuk. Discover the city’s beaches, neighborhoods, galleries, and the renowned Poljud Stadium, all from the comfort of your vehicle. Navigate narrow streets while soaking up Split's atmosphere. The tuk-tuks let you speed around town while still getting an intimate perspective of the place.

Spend a day away from the beaches of Split and venture into Croatia’s stunning forests during this day trip to Krka National Park. Pre-book your entrance tickets to avoid waiting in long lines and then head straight into the park to explore on your own. See the park’s stunning waterfalls, take a refreshing dip on a hot day, take a boat ride (own expense), and more.

Leave the city behind to enjoy a luxurious day of island-hopping—and visit three of Croatia’s most in-demand islands and archipelagos, all in one day—on this full-day cruise. Following morning departure from Split or Trogir, enjoy time to swim and sunbathe in the idyllic Pakleni Islands, soak up history and culture on Hvar, and relax or swim in a peaceful bay on Brač. With free time to swim, snorkel, and explore, you can see the sights your way.

Visit Krka National Park from Split with ease on this full-day private tour. Depart from your hotel in an air-conditioned, Wi-Fi-equipped vehicle and travel with your driver to Krka National Park. Note that the park entrance fee is not included and ranges from 7 to 40 EUR depending on the season. Choose one of three possible side trips to Sibenik, Trogir, or a local winery. Customize the tour to suit your interests.

Spend a morning or afternoon visiting the famous Blue Lagoon and the historic city of Trogir with this small-group boat tour for up to 12 passengers. You'll have time to walk through Trogir, snorkel and swim in the Blue Lagoon, and enjoy a drink at the Laganini Beach Club all in just half a day.

See the highlights of both Split and Trogir with a private guide with this combo tour. You'll visit attractions such as Diocletian's Palace and Trogir loggia, have beautiful panoramic ride through Kastela area and feel pure Mediterranean spirit. Nearby there are more historical spots and locations that were used for filming Game of Thrones.

Explore the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park with ease on this full-day guided tour from Split. Travel comfortably by air-conditioned bus and enjoy included entry and a panoramic boat ride through the park's stunning lakes and waterfalls. Navigate the sprawling area more efficiently with a guide who knows the area well.

Join us for a walk through history as we explore the center of Split, a 1700year-old city and ancient Roman city-palace protected by UNESCO. We will stroll not only through the old town, the Palace and its cellars but also through 2000 years of history filled with both educational and amusing, as well as bizarre situations. Meereen, the place where Daenerys spent three seasons, where scenes of the fight between slaves and masters (the "kill the masters" scene) were filmed, battles of Grey Worm and the Unsullied against the Sons of the Harpy, the death of Ser Barristan Selmy who saved Grey Worm, the dragons that Daenerys chained and later fed to the evil masters. Who was Emperor Diocletian, the greatest persecutor of Christians, and why did he vomit after dinner? How much did the Venetians pay for Split? Why does a headless Sphinx guard the entrance to Jupiter’s temple? We will show you what we eat and where to find the best food and local wine - Dalmatian specialties!

It can be tricky to appreciate Split’s many historical and cultural landmarks on a self-led tour. Instead, explore the city on a private walking tour, and gain intimate insight into attractions including Diocletian's Palace, the Riva Promenade, historic gates and markets, and much more. Benefit from the customizable service of a private tour to explore at a time that suits you, and see the sights that interest you most.

Combine a visit to the must-see Blue Cave with stops at five different islands off the coast of Croatia on a single tour. Your small group will travel by fast speedboat, which allows you to cover lots of destinations in a single day. Listen to insightful narrative from your guide and enjoy an intimate group atmosphere, giving you plenty of time to ask questions.

Avoid the crowds and take in the beauty of the cascading waterfalls and dramatic landscapes during this train ride through the Plitvice Lakes. Depart from Split in the morning for a scenic drive through the Croatian countryside. Enjoy listening to interesting facts long the way, and take time to explore at your own pace as you traverse both the upper and lower lakes.

Discover Plitvice Lakes, one of the most visited national parks in Croatia, on this day trip from Split or Trogir. On your way, stop in the small town of Knin for coffee. After arriving at Plitvice National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), embark on a guided walk along its wooden pathways and see its 16 azure blue lakes and over 90 waterfalls. The sightseeing tour also includes a boat ride across Kozjak Lake and free time to explore on your own.

Discover Split with Daniela, a licensed local guide with more than 15 years of experience in tourism and a true passion for history! On this relaxed walking tour, you will explore Diocletian’s Palace and the Old Town — a living UNESCO monument where Roman walls, medieval streets, local traditions and everyday Split life still meet today. Daniela will bring the city’s story to life through interesting facts, local legends, hidden details and personal insights. You will learn why Emperor Diocletian chose Split for his retirement palace, how Greek, Roman, Venetian and French influences shaped the city and why locals proudly call Split “The most beautiful city in the world.” Along the way, you will hear about local lifestyle, Split’s famous coffee culture, traditional klapa singing and the unique spirit that makes this city feel alive after more than 1,700 years. Perfect for travelers who want history told in a fun, personal, and easy-to-understand way and suitable for all age groups!