Things to do in Split
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Split Zipline Adventure: 6 lines over Mount KozjakA zipline adventure near Split with six lines crossing Mount Kozjak, lasting around 3 hours and covering 2,500 meters total. You wear a climbing harness, helmet and gloves; a trained guide manages your setup and pacing at each station. Bottled water is included, and pickup from Split is available as an option. Not suitable for travelers with spinal injuries, poor cardiovascular health, or during pregnancy.Is it for me?Book the standard Zipline Experience if you have your own transport to the meeting point and want the core adventure; choose the Zipline Experience from Split if you're arriving by plane or staying in the city and need pickup included.
Blue Cave, Hvar & Vis boat tour from Split: Speedboat with cabinA full-day boat tour from Split visits the Blue Cave on Bisevo, the islands of Hvar and Vis, and the Pakleni Islands on a speedboat equipped with a cabin, WiFi and onboard restroom. The boat departs from Split town or five pickup points on Brac island. Snorkelling gear, bottled water and a live English-speaking guide are included; the Blue Cave entrance ticket and lunch are separate. Children from age 1 are welcome.Is it for me?Choose the Split town departure if you're staying in the city center; pick a Brac island departure if you're based there and want to skip the ferry to Split. The cabin and WiFi mean you're comfortable in any weather, and snorkelling gear is ready to go, so you don't need to pack your own or arrange rentals separately.
Split: Diocletian's Palace & Old Town Private Walking TourYou walk through a 1,700-year-old Roman palace and the medieval streets built inside and around it, with a licensed local historian who grew up in Split and knows the layers of history—recent and ancient—that shaped the city. The private format means no crowds, no fixed pace, and the chance to ask questions without holding up a group of thirty people. Entry to the Cathedral and Temple of Jupiter costs extra, but the palace itself and all the squares, statues and streets are included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Diocletian's Palace as a living piece of the city, not just a monument—a private guide who lived through Split's recent history brings context that a group tour can't match, and the private format means you set the rhythm instead of keeping pace with strangers.
Blue Cave and Hvar Boat Tour from Split: Small-Group CruiseA small-group boat tour from Split (or Bol on Brač) visiting the Blue Cave, Budikovac Island, Stiniva Cove, the Pakleni Islands and Hvar town over ten hours. The tour runs with a maximum of twelve passengers per boat, a professional English-speaking crew, snorkeling masks provided, and stops for swimming at multiple sites. The Blue Cave entrance fee is separate; the tour includes fuel, parking and bottled water.Is it for me?Book the full Blue Cave & Hvar Town option if you want to see the cave and still have time to swim at multiple sites and walk a historic Adriatic town—the small-group size and fixed stops mean the day holds together without anyone building it. Choose the Blue Cave tour from Bol if you're based on Brač and want a shorter excursion focused on the cave and one or two swimming stops.
Split: Food Tour with 5 Local Stops & Diocletian’s Palace WalkYou’ll wander Split’s cobbled streets with a local guide, tasting Dalmatian prosciutto, homemade gnocchi and burek at five real food stops — not just samples. Hear stories about Diocletian’s Palace between bites, try local rakija if you’re brave enough, and end with lavender gelato melting in your hand. It’s messy in the best way.
Split to Blue Cave & Hvar: Private 5 Islands Tour by SpeedboatYou’ll leave Split behind by speedboat for a private day trip to Blue Cave (with skip-the-line entry), Komiža village for breakfast, swim at Stiniva Cove and Budikovac Island’s Blue Lagoon before exploring Hvar town at your own pace. Expect salty skin, local stories from your guide, quiet coves and plenty of time to just drift.
Krka National Park from Split: Waterfalls & Boat CruiseYou spend the morning walking the trails at Skradinski Buk with a licensed guide, learning about the waterfalls and traditional mills, then visit the ethno-village to understand the park's history and biodiversity. After that, a 30-minute boat ride takes you to Skradin, where you have free time to explore the medieval town, climb the fortress, or swim at the beach. Transport from Split, park entry, and the boat ride are all included; you just show up and follow the schedule.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in Split and want to see Krka National Park without arranging your own transport or timing the boat ride — the guide and fixed schedule handle both, leaving you free to focus on the waterfalls and the swim.
Split: Cetina River Canyoning & 55m Waterfall RappelYou spend roughly six to seven hours in the Cetina River canyon, moving between rappels, cliff jumps, and natural water pools with a professional guide who handles all the technical setup. The tour includes wetsuits, harnesses, helmets, and life vests, plus pickup and drop-off from Split. You'll need moderate fitness, a swimsuit, and firm sports shoes (rentable on-site for €7 if you don't have your own). Minimum age is 14 years.Is it for me?Book this if you have moderate fitness, are at least 14 years old, and want a full-day adventure that combines rappelling, cliff jumps, and swimming—the guide and equipment handle the technical side, so you focus on the experience rather than logistics.
Split: Cetina River Rafting Half-Day with Optional PickupYou'll paddle through rapids and float through clear sections of the Cetina River, with a certified guide managing the pace and your safety. The trip includes all gear, a transfer from Split if you choose it, and roughly four hours on the water with time to swim. You're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Split who want a half-day adventure without arranging their own transport to the river. The rapids are real but manageable for first-timers, and the guide's local knowledge keeps the pace steady and safe.
Split Blue Cave & Hvar: 5 Islands Speed Boat TourYou’ll taste salt in the air as you speed from Split to five islands: marvel at Biševo’s glowing Blue Cave, sip coffee in Komiža, swim at Stiniva Cove and Budikovac’s lagoon, then wander Hvar’s sunny harbor with new friends before heading home.
Private Electric Rickshaw Tour Split: Marjan Forest Park AccessA private electric rickshaw tour of Split takes you through the city center and into Marjan Forest Park, a protected car-free zone closed to all vehicles except this tour. Your local guide drives while you sit back and see three times more of Split than a walking tour covers, with photo stops at Diocletian's Palace, the Riva promenade, and Bene Beach, plus a complimentary drink at a seaside café. The tour runs 30 minutes to 2.5 hours depending on the option you choose.Is it for me?Book the 30-minute option if you're docked at the cruise port and want to see Diocletian's Palace and the city center without leaving the ship for long. Choose the 60-minute tour for a fuller picture of Split's harbor and parks. The full 2.5-hour tour is worth it if you want to spend time in Marjan Forest Park itself—the only place on the tour where you step out of the rickshaw and sit by the water with a drink, away from the crowds.
Split: Food & History Walking Tour with Market & WineYou’ll taste your way through Split’s bustling market stalls, wander Diocletian’s Palace with a local guide who feels more like a friend, sample Dalmatian wines alongside fresh seafood pastas or soparnik pie, and end your day on the sunlit promenade sharing gelato and stories you’ll probably remember longer than you expect.
Blue Cave & Island Escape: 6-Island Speedboat Tour from SplitA full-day speedboat tour from Split visits six islands across central Dalmatia, including the Blue Cave on Bisevo Island and Stiniva Cove on Vis Island, voted Europe's best beach in 2016. The tour includes round-trip speedboat transport, snorkelling equipment, bottled water and an English-speaking guide. Children are welcome from age 5; the day runs 10 to 11 hours with stops for swimming, snorkelling and lunch in Hvar town.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cover six islands and the Blue Cave in one day—the speedboat's fixed route and timing pack multiple stops into a single outing, rather than splitting visits across separate trips.
Plitvice Lakes day tour from Split: Self-guided with boat rideA self-guided day tour from Split to Plitvice Lakes National Park includes round-trip transportation by bus or van, entry tickets, a panoramic boat ride and an electric train ride through the park's upper and lower lakes. The 12-hour excursion departs in the morning and returns to Split by evening, with an English-speaking guide on the coach but the park itself explored independently along marked paths.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see all 16 lakes and the highest waterfall without arranging transport or tickets yourself—the self-guided format lets you explore at your own speed, and the boat and train rides break up the walking whenever you need them.
Split: Segway City Tour Past Diocletian’s Palace & Marjan HillYou’ll glide through Split on a Segway with a local guide leading you past Diocletian’s Palace and up Marjan hill for panoramic views. Expect laughter, stories about emperors, and small moments that make Split feel alive — plus all gear included so you can focus on soaking it in.
Split: Cetina River Rafting & Cliff Jumping 3 HoursYou spend three hours paddling nine kilometers down the Cetina River canyon, with optional stops to jump from 3–5 meter cliffs, swim, and walk behind a waterfall into a hidden cave. The guide handles safety and pacing; you choose which activities to do. Transport from Split is available, and you get equipment, a post-trip drink and dry clothes time included.Is it for me?Book this if you want a half-day adventure from Split that doesn't require you to arrange transport, equipment or a guide — the three-hour window fits between other plans, and the optional activities mean you can jump in or sit back depending on your mood that day.
Mostar & Kravice Waterfalls: Full-day tour from SplitA full-day guided tour from Split takes you across the Croatian border into Bosnia and Herzegovina to explore Mostar's atmospheric Old Town, the iconic Stari Most bridge, and the Kravice Waterfalls. The itinerary covers three destinations—the hillside town of Počitelj, Mostar's Old Bazaar and riverside landmarks, and the turquoise pools at Kravice—with a local English-speaking guide, air-conditioned transport and hotel pickup included. A valid passport is required; border crossing and waterfall entry fees are paid separately in cash at the meeting point.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Mostar's Old Bridge and the Kravice Waterfalls without organizing the border crossing, arranging separate transport between three sites, or navigating the cash-only fees yourself—the guide handles the logistics and the timing holds the whole day together.
Split: Diocletian's Palace Walking Tour & Old Town SecretsYou’ll wind through Split’s tangled Old Town streets with a local guide who brings Diocletian’s Palace to life, taste sea air along Riva promenade, hear stories at Fruit Square and feel ancient stones under your feet. Expect laughter, real city sounds and glimpses of daily life woven into centuries-old walls.
Diocletian's Palace & Old Town Walking Tour with HistorianA walking tour of Split's Old Town and Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO site built in 305 AD, led by a licensed resident guide with a degree in history. The tour covers the Palace, the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, Peristyle Square, the Temple of Jupiter, and the medieval streets in between, in groups of up to 16 people. Choose between a private tour for all ages or a group tour for adults only; the group tour requires a minimum of four participants to run.Is it for me?Book the private tour if you want to set your own pace and departure time; choose the group tour if you prefer a structured schedule with other travelers, though it's adults only.
Plitvice Lakes Day Trip from Trogir & Split with EntryYou get hotel pickup, entry to Plitvice Lakes National Park, a guided walk through both the upper and lower lake systems, a boat ride across Donja Jezera, and return transport — all starting at 7am so you beat the afternoon crowds. The early departure is what makes the difference: you see the park when it's still quiet, and you're back in your hotel by evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Plitvice Lakes without arranging transport, buying entry tickets separately, or arriving to find the park overcrowded — the 7am start is what keeps all three of those problems off your hands.
