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This full-day boat tour to visit three islands from Split will give you the chance to explore the Croatian coastline. You'll get to see Borkko Beach (on Čiovo Island), the Blue Lagoon, the village of Maslinica on Šolta island and visit the Marchi Castle. You'll enjoy breakfast on board, along with local wine and lemonade throughout the day. You can also savor lunch at a local beach bar. You'll have time to swim or snorkel in the sea and relax on the beach too.

On this tour from Split you will visit Krka National Park with a guide who will share the most important facts about the area. Along the way you will see a small ethno‑village and enjoy the park’s natural surroundings before heading to Skradinski Buk, the largest waterfall in the park. You will also continue to the Jaruga hydroelectric power plant, noted as the second oldest hydroelectric plant in the world and the first in Europe. After time in the park, you will take a panoramic boat ride to Skradin, one of the oldest towns on Croatia’s coast. In Skradin you can walk through the city core and pay a visit to the little fortress for striking views. You will have free time to grab lunch or to swim at the beach where the river meets the sea, and to capture moments and memories in this scenic riverside setting.

A scenic boat cruise from Split will carry you through gorgeous islands and hidden bays to the Blue Lagoon. Along the way, you will travel past secluded coastlines and soak up sea views as the boat moves between the islands. The pace is relaxed, giving you time to enjoy the setting and the water-washed landscape. The trip includes a visit to the Blue Lagoon and a secret underwater museum that features many hidden statues beneath the sea. The museum element is part of the experience, offering a sense of discovery rather than a full set of revealed details. As you move through the area, you will have opportunities to observe both the bays and the submerged sculptures that make this excursion unusual and memorable.

You’ll explore Croatia’s Adriatic highlights by speedboat, travelling in a small group for a more intimate experience and covering long distances quickly and effortlessly. As you move between islands and coastal towns, expect a mix of marine scenery, historic streets and peaceful countryside. In the Blue Lagoon you’ll find a tapestry of turquoise water, ideal for snorkelling among marine life or simply basking on the boat deck. Trogir’s UNESCO-listed old town will invite you to wander ancient streets and admire architectural highlights such as the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and the Kamerlengo Fortress, giving a clear sense of the area’s history. On Šolta you’ll encounter largely untouched landscapes: olive groves, picturesque villages and secluded coves that offer a tranquil escape from busier shores. Laganini Beach on Čiovo combines laid-back luxury with striking sea views, providing a relaxed spot to pause and enjoy the coast. Along the way, each stop will offer a distinct slice of Adriatic character, woven together by Croatia’s timeless coastal charm.

This all-day excursion begins with a visit to the nature phenomenon, the Blue Cave. You will swim at some of Vis island’s best beaches and explore hidden caves along the way to Stiniva Bay, enjoying coastal scenery as you move between spots. You will relax and snorkel in Budikovac bay. At the end of the day you will taste some of the best Croatian dishes in Hvar’s restaurants and then enjoy the impressive view from Fortica fortress above the city.

A professor of history and experienced local guide who started a new city tour will lead you through Split’s layers of past and present. The walk begins on the Riva promenade and moves through the cellars of Diocletian’s Palace before arriving at the main ancient square, where you’ll have a striking view of the Cathedral and surrounding medieval palaces. Along the way you will see Game of Thrones locations, hear interesting facts, and pick up a dash of local life and legends that show how Venetian, Ottoman and Napoleonic influences shaped the city. As you move toward the Silver and Golden Gates you’ll pass the narrowest street in the world and stop by the famous Gregori of Nin statue — touching the toe to make a wish is a typical local ritual. After exploring the palace area, the tour continues along Split’s modern main street and square and finishes at the main medieval square. You will also get practical tips on what to do and where to spend your time in Split.

On this tour, you'll get a chance to explore Croatia's natural wonders at Krka National Park. You can visit the waterfalls, take photos at the spot and relax by the river surrounded by nature. The tour will include a panoramic boat cruise through the canyon of Krka river. Additionally, the tour will also allow you to swim in Krka river in the town of Skradin.

Relax and unwind aboard a luxury mega catamaran as you sail through the sparkling blue Adriatic. The journey offers a relaxed, scenic experience on the water where you will enjoy an attractive catamaran ride and the open-sea feeling as islands appear along the horizon. Along the way you will come across some of the most beautiful islands and have chances to swim in isolated bays and lagoons. Music entertainment will be provided on board, and good food and drinks will be served to round off the outing. Together, these elements will make for a memorable time and a lasting memory of Croatia.

On this day tour from Split you will travel by air-conditioned bus to Krka National Park and follow a wooden path through a lush green oasis. As you move through the park, you will spot endemic birds, fish and butterflies and visit a charming ethno-village where traditional costumes and crafts are on display. You will also see the little house dedicated to Nikola Tesla and the old watermills, and you will visit the Jaruga hydroelectric power plant below the Skradinski buk — the second oldest hydroelectric power plant in the world and the first in Europe. After time in the park with your guide, you will take a relaxing boat ride to Skradin. In the little town you can walk its streets, climb a fortress for panoramic views, and choose to enjoy a cocktail or lunch in one of the bars and restaurants. You may also take a swim on a nearby beach where the Krka River meets the sea. The tour finishes with a visit to a small village to meet a local winemaker and sample fine Dalmatian wine along with homemade olive oil, cheese and bread.

On this boat ride along the Cetina river Canyon, you can admire dramatic canyon scenery and the river’s plant and animal life. As you move through the clear, crystal water you may spot birds, ducks and fish and will have plenty of photo opportunities of the surrounding flora and fauna. Along the way you’ll also have the opportunity to see locations used in famous films, such as scenes from the Winnetou productions. You will learn about the history of the Omiš pirates and the hiding places they used along the Cetina river Canyon. At the end of the ride you will arrive at the excursion site Radmanove Mlinice, where you can walk through the park or stop for something to eat or drink in the restaurant.

Perched on the edge of a cliff, the Skywalk is a glass walkway sitting 1,228 m above sea level. You’ll reach this dramatic viewpoint by taking a scenic ride in an open Tuk Tuk through Biokovo Nature Park. Along the way, the road and the mountain air set the scene for panoramic views as you move toward the Skywalk. You’ll spend a day in the mountains, with plenty of opportunities to take spectacular pictures and to discover the natural beauty of Biokovo Nature Park. The spot is often described as one of the most photogenic places in Croatia. A tour guide will be available in English, German and Croatian to provide information and help you make the most of the visit.

You will relax on a unique rafting trip down the crystal-clear Cetina River, one of Croatia’s most scenic waterways. The route follows a nine-kilometre stretch where calmer sections alternate with livelier water. As you move through the valley, you’ll see rapids and waterfalls as well as caves and quieter parts of the river. Along the way the river’s surroundings are rich in flora and fauna, so you may notice varied plant life and wildlife from the raft. The experience typically includes several optional activities, such as swimming, rock jumping and exploring caves, which you can choose to join depending on conditions and your interest. Overall, the trip combines moments of gentle floating with more active river sights, offering a balanced way to enjoy the natural beauty of the Cetina.

This tour sets off from Hvar town to explore the local archipelago aboard an 11 metre speedboat. An enthusiastic crew, full of knowledge about the area, will be on hand to guide you and share insights as you move through the islands and coastline. Along the way you'll visit five breathtaking stops where you'll have the chance to sightsee, swim and snorkel. The route includes a mix of memorable viewpoints and waterside locations, so you can enjoy time both on deck and in the sea. As you travel between stops the crew will point out features of the archipelago and help with equipment or entry into the water where needed. The experience is suited to anyone who wants a blend of relaxed sightseeing and active time in the water. You’ll see a variety of locations within the archipelago and have opportunities to swim and snorkel at some of the most amazing spots in the area.

On this island-hopping, full-day cruise along the Adriatic coast, you’ll have the chance to see stunning scenery and some of the most beautiful beaches in the area. You’ll start with coffee and doughnuts on board as you make your way to Borkko Beach Bar, where you can swim, snorkel or relax. Then, you’ll go to the island of Drvenik to experience the Blue Lagoon. Once you’ve finished bathing, you’ll hop back on the boat for lunch. After you’ve eaten, your journey will take you to the fishing village of Maslinica on the island of Šolta. Here, you can visit Marchi castle or just take in the village’s laid-back vibe. You’ll finish the day feasting on seasonal fruit as you make your way back to Split.

This 1.5-hour guided walking tour will take you to explore some of Split's best historical landmarks and attractions. You'll journey through the Croatian city to see a selection of sites, including the former Jewish Ghetto, Golden Gate and Diocletian's Palace – a Roman fortress dating back to the fourth century. Here, you'll be able to learn more about Split's ancient history and listen to stories about famous figures like Gregory of Nin. The tour ends with a walk along the promenade at Riva Harbor, where you'll have the chance to admire the picturesque views of the Adriatic Sea.