Top Split Seasonal & Special Occasions

Explore Krka National Park and Sibenik with ease on this group tour. Depart from Split in an air-conditioned vehicle equipped with WiFi and learn about the city of Sibenik from your driver-guide. Continue on to Krka and travel through the park. Travel by boat to Skradin and experience Croatian wine culture with a wine tasting.

Explore some of Croatia’s natural beauty with ease on this day trip from Split. Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned, WiFi-equipped vehicle to Skradin and catch a boat across the water to Krka National Park. Skip the entry lines and walk through the park in the company of your guide, or independently. Visit a local city or town before returning to Split.

Spend hours of free time at Krka National Park, where you can hike or relax by Skradinski buk, a travertine waterfall on the Krka River. This day trip from Split includes minibus transport to the town Skradin, a short boat ride down the river to the falls, and entry to the Ethno Museum. You can upgrade with an optional wine and olive oil tasting.

Drink, dance, and party late into the night with this Split pub crawl. In the evening, meet your guide right in the center of Diocletian’s Palace, and get ready to let loose: after a welcome shot at the first venue, you’ll explore three other Split bars, where you can rub shoulders with both locals and visitors and down additional shots. Then, enjoy VIP access to one of the city’s vibrant nightclubs.

Take in the highlights of Croatia’s Dalmatian coast on this private full-day cruise from Split. Feel like a VIP aboard a speedboat as you set sail across the Adriatic; marvel at natural wonders such as the Blue Cave on Bisevo Island; enjoy swimming and snorkeling around Stiniva Bay; explore the shops and restaurants on Hvar Island and more.

This is a walking tour of Split with a local historian! Your guide Toni, the owner of Dioclespot Tours, will walk you through Split's center and explain its complex history and culture - from ancient Rome and Diocletian's Palace to modern times! This tour was ranked 2nd best travel experience in Croatia in 2023 and it was placed in the top 1% of all experiences in the world! Toni has a Master's degree in history, so he can provide much more knowledge than what is learned in a tour guide course. Also, Toni is a local, born and still living in Split! He combines that with the expertise and education gained as a teacher to make his tours a true learning experience! Toni speaks fluent English and enforces dialogue as much as possible during the tour since it provides much more personal contact with the guide and it's easier and more enjoyable to learn that way. He will present you with 3D reconstructions of the sites visited, which are a result of Toni's own work and dedication!

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.

See Split’s main highlights in just a few hours on this small-group bike tour of the city. Meet your guide in the heart of town, and pick up your bicycle and helmet. Set off along the Riva promenade, explore Diocletian’s Palace, glimpse landmarks like the Croatian National Theatre, and more. Then, immerse yourself in nature when you cycle through Marjan Park, and enjoy a panoramic perspective on the city. Continue through several more of Split’s most characterful areas before returning to your original departure point.

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.

Explore Split from aboard an eco-friendly, electric autorickshaw, or tuk-tuk. Your driver will pick you up and take you around town, stopping at famous Bacvice Beach along with Diocletian's Palace and the massive Grgur Ninski Statue. You'll also make stops at a couple of great viewpoints, notably Teraca Vidilica and the oldest cemetery in Split.

See the highlights of UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace on this whirlwind, introductory walking tour. Pick from several convenient, daily departure times, and meet your guide at the palace’s North Gate. Discover filming locations that were used for 'Game of Thrones,' see the Cathedral of St. Domnius, and learn all about the landmark’s millennia of history as you discover.

Split boasts many sights, but standard city walking tours can feel very repetitive. Discover Split from a new perspective on a kayaking tour, taking in sights of Marjan Park and the Mosor mountain range from a pelagic vantage point. Along the way, stop off at small beaches ideal for snorkeling, swimming, and cliff jumping away from the crowds, and enjoy the personalized attention of your guide on a small-group tour.

Travel from Split to the majestic island of Hvar to explore the famed Blue Cave on this small-group trip. Start the day trip from Split by taking a boat ride to Hvar and then absorbing yourself in the amazing Blue Cave with its luminous blue waters. Then head to Vis Island, the furthest inhabited island off the Croatian mainland to enjoy the some leisure time by soaking up Stiniva Cove and taking an optional swim in the famed Green Cave. Snorkel and swim off Budikovac Island, and then continue to Palmižana Bay to discover the area on your own.

Discover six islands and caves on a full-day speedboat cruise from Split. Board a RIB (rigid-inflatable boat), and visit beauty spots including the Blue Cave, Monk Seal Cave (weather permitting) and passing by Green Cave before stopping to swim, snorkel, and sunbathe at Budikovac Island’s Blue Lagoon. Continue to Hvar Town with 90 minutes of free time.

Spend an intrepid afternoon out on the water, and see a different side of Split once the sun starts to set, on this small-group sea kayaking adventure. Meet your guide in the city center; it’s just a short transfer by vehicle to Marjan Park. After getting acquainted with your kayaking equipment, you’ll set off and paddle around the peninsula. You’ll also have ample time to swim, snorkel, cliff jump, and more, plus capture your adventures with an underwater camera provided by your guide.

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

Avoid the hassle of looking for a taxi when you arrive in Split by pre-booking your transfers from the airport to your hotel. Your driver will pick you and your party of up to seven people up in an air-conditioned Mercedes vehicle and take you straight to the front door of your hotel or vacation rental.

Take the plunge for an adventurous day of canyoning on Croatia’s Cetina River during this excursion from Split. Challenge yourself during this fun-filled day of swimming, jumping, and climbing amidst the cliffs, tunnels, and rapids of this beautiful outdoor area, including a visit to Velika Gubavica, the highest waterfall on the river.

Explore nearly 1,700 years of history and discover top attractions with ease on this Split walking tour. Choose the start time to suit your schedule, then follow your guide on a sightseeing tour of Split. Admire famous landmarks such as the Diocletian's Palace, the Catholic Cathedral of Saint Domnius, the Golden Gate and the Riva Harbor. During your sightseeing tour, discover hidden secrets many visitors miss and gain insight into this ancient city’s colorful past.

Get the most out of limited time in Split by setting off on this private day trip to Krka National Park. Enjoy plenty of time to discover the natural landscape independently—including the waterfalls that the park is famous for—then continue the journey to a small family winery. Here you can enjoy the perk of lunch and wine tastings—all of which are included.

If you’re looking for an authentic local foodie experience when visiting Split, then this is it. Swap crowded and touristy restaurants for the intimate alternative of dining on a local’s beautiful terrace. To help you understand more about local ingredients, the experience begins with a market tour. Then, head to your foodie guide’s home to watch cooking demonstrations and try a delicious multi-course meal.

The first stop is the UNESCO protected city Trogir. Only a fifteen-minute ride from Trogir is your first swimming spot. The area is special for its crystal clear blue sea so you can spend your time snorkelling, swimming and relaxing at a beach bar while enjoying the view of the surrounding islands. The last stop is the Laganini beach Club on Island Ciovo.

We are taking you to 2 locations of exceptional natural value inside of the NP with an included boat ride down the river canyon. We meet in Split/Trogir and take 1,5h drive to Entrance Lozovac,this is the best place to start the 2km walk around the Skradinski Buk waterfall (Relaxing walk downhill as the views are building up). After 2,5h at Skradinski Buk we continue our journey with a boat ride down the river canyon to our second location inside the NP,lovely little town of Skradin where you will have an opportunity to cool down with a nice swim inside of the Krka River. And last but not least,only a 10min drive from our swimming spot we have a little village called Plastovo. Let`s go for some wine tasting (included), learn about its production and if you decide taste some of the local specialties.In total 5h inside of the NP at two locations with exceptional views,boat ride, swimming inside of the Krka River and an extra visit to a local family food and wine tavern(agrotourism).