Split Tuk Tuk Sightseeing: Marjan Hill & Coastal Views

Marjan Hill's panoramic terrace, Poljud Stadium's shell-shaped design, and three quiet beaches in one tuk tuk loop

This is an eco-friendly tuk tuk tour of Split led by a local guide in English or Croatian, covering five stops across the city's landmarks and coastline in roughly 90 minutes. You ride in a private tuk tuk with hotel pickup included, moving between Vidilica Viewpoint on Marjan Hill, Poljud Stadium, Sustipan coastal park, and two pebble beaches: Obojena Svjetlost and Kašjuni. The tour skips the crowded old town center and focuses on the spots locals favor.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Split's scenic and historic spots

• Ride eco-friendly Tuk Tuk
• Visit Sustipan coastal park
• Stop at Poljud Stadium
• Relax at Kašjuni Beach
• Pass by Obojena Svjetlost Beach
• Enjoy views at Vidilica Viewpoint

The experience

Sustipan opens the route: a serene coastal park just minutes from the city center, ringed by pine trees and ancient stone walls, with views across the Adriatic to nearby islands. The tuk tuk carries you straight there without the walk through crowds, and you step out into a quiet green space where the sea spreads in front of you: the kind of stop that feels like a local's secret. From there the route moves to Vidilica Viewpoint on Marjan Hill, a panoramic terrace high enough to frame the old town, Diocletian's Palace, and the water all at once, with a bar nearby if you want to linger.

Poljud Stadium sits next: the iconic shell-shaped structure built in 1979, home to Hajduk Split and surrounded by palm trees and modern architecture. It's a landmark that matters to the city's identity, not just a photo stop. Then the route drops down to the beaches: Obojena Svjetlost, a peaceful pebble beach with clear water and palm trees near Marjan Hill, and Kašjuni at the foot of the hill, known for soft pebbles and the kind of Adriatic clarity that makes you want to stay longer. Both are the kind of places tourists miss when they stick to the old town.

The tuk tuk itself is the vehicle: open-air, nimble enough to reach spots a bus cannot, and built to move through the city without the carbon footprint of a car. Your guide is local and speaks English or Croatian, so the stops come with context instead of silence. The whole loop runs roughly 90 minutes, which means you see five distinct parts of Split (water, views, sports history, coastal parks) without the day dissolving into logistics.

What’s included

• Private transportation in an eco-friendly tuk tuk.
• local driver and guide speaking English or Croatian.
• hotel pickup.
• stops at Sustipan coastal park, Vidilica Viewpoint on Marjan Hill, Poljud Stadium, Obojena Svjetlost Beach, and Kašjuni Beach.

Before you book

Days and timesEvery day8 departure times: the first at 08:00, the last at 20:15

Book up to3h before

GroupUp to 12

Live guideEnglish and Croatian

Meeting point and pickupHotel pickup is optional; you can also go straight to the meeting point. Ends back at the starting point.

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24 h before the start. After that, no refund.

Prices and times updated 6 days ago

Good to know

Low physical effortStroller-friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Tuk Tuk Split Sightseeing Adventures

Is this one for you?The tour moves at a relaxed pace with short stops at each location, so it suits travelers who want to see multiple parts of Split without a full day of walking or a rushed itinerary. Families with small children can bring a pram or stroller, and the open-air tuk tuk works for all fitness levels. You're riding, not hiking.

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Top questions

What languages is the tour guided in?

Live guide in English and Croatian.

What is Vidilica Viewpoint and why is it on the tour?

Vidilica Viewpoint is a panoramic terrace on top of Marjan Hill offering views over Split's old town, Diocletian's Palace, and the Adriatic Sea, surrounded by pine trees. It's a favorite spot for photos and sunsets, and the tour includes it as a scenic break where you can see the city's layout from above.

Can I swim at the beaches on this tour, or is it just a drive-by?

The tour stops at Obojena Svjetlost Beach and Kašjuni Beach, both pebble beaches with clear water suitable for swimming. Whether you swim depends on what you bring and how long you want to stay at each stop, the guide can advise on timing and what's practical during the tour.

What makes Poljud Stadium worth seeing if I'm not a football fan?

Poljud Stadium is one of Split's most iconic landmarks for its unique shell-like design and seaside location, built in 1979. Even if you don't follow Hajduk Split, the architecture and the role it plays in local culture make it a notable stop on any tour of the city.

Is hotel pickup included, and how does the tour start?

Hotel pickup is included in the tour price. Your driver will collect you from your accommodation and take you directly to the first stop, so you don't need to arrange transport to the starting point.

How long does the whole tour take?

The tour runs approximately 90 minutes from start to finish, covering five stops across Split's landmarks, viewpoints, and beaches.

What's the difference between this tuk tuk tour and a regular bus or car tour?

The tuk tuk is open-air and eco-friendly, nimble enough to reach quieter spots a bus cannot access, and the route focuses on local favorites and hidden gems rather than the crowded old town center. The smaller vehicle and personalized guide create a more intimate experience.