Things to do in Split
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Trogir, Blue Lagoon & Ciovo: Half-Day Boat Trip with SwimYou’ll feel sea breeze on your face as you leave Trogir behind for a swim in Croatia’s Blue Lagoon, with snorkeling gear included. Stroll narrow streets in a UNESCO town, then sip something cool at a laid-back beach bar on Čiovo island. This half-day trip lets you slow down and soak up Adriatic light — no rush, just small moments that stick with you.
Diocletian's Palace Walking Tour Split: Private Guide in EnglishA private walking tour of Split's Diocletian's Palace and surrounding old town, led by an educated guide in your choice of language. You'll move through the Peristyle Square, the emperor's vestibule, the palace substructures, and the Riva Promenade, learning how Diocletian built this fortress-palace in the 4th century and how the city grew around it afterward. The tour runs 90 minutes and covers the palace's main entrances, the Fruit Square, and a 16th-century synagogue; small-group tours mean your guide adjusts the pace to your questions.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to understand the palace as a building—how it was engineered, why Diocletian built it, and how the city wrapped itself around it over time. The private format means your guide can answer the questions that come up as you walk, rather than moving through on a fixed schedule with a group.
Diocletian's Palace walking tour with local storyteller in SplitA guided walking tour of Split led by a local historian and storyteller who lives in the old town. You move through Diocletian's Palace, the Peristyle Square, the Cathedral, and the palace substructures at a conversational pace, stopping to taste local chocolate and hear stories about emperors, fishermen, traders and the families who still live among 1,700-year-old Roman walls. The guide speaks English and shapes the walk around questions and moments that stick, not scripts.Is it for me?The walk moves at a conversational pace through narrow streets and palace substructures, which means you're not rushing—but you are walking and descending stairs for the full hour or more. Choose this if you want stories and local insight over a checklist of sites, and if you're comfortable moving slowly through old stone on foot.
Snorkeling in Split: Blue Cave, Hvar & Stiniva CoveA 10-hour boat tour from Split visits the Blue Cave on Bisevo, the fishing town of Komiza on Vis, Stiniva Cove (voted one of Europe's top 10 beaches in 2017), the Blue Lagoon near Budikovac Island for snorkeling, Palmizana and its botanical garden, and Hvar with time for lunch. A guide leads the group in English; snorkeling equipment and bottled water are included. The tour runs in small groups aboard a speedboat and departs from either Split or Brac, depending on which option you choose at checkout.Is it for me?Choose the Split departure if you are staying in or near the city center; pick the Brac option if you are based on that island and want to skip the extra transfer. The Blue Cave entrance tickets are included only with the Split option, so if the cave is your main reason for booking, confirm which departure you are selecting at checkout.
Split Airport to City: Private Transfer for Groups up to 15You’ll step off your flight in Split and spot your name held up by a local driver who helps with luggage and shares stories along the way. As you pass through Kaštela and Solin toward your accommodation in Split, you’ll get tips on food and culture plus door-to-door service—so you arrive relaxed and ready for Croatia.
Plitvice Lakes Day Trip from Split: Boat, Train & Park EntryYou get picked up from Split, driven to Plitvice Lakes National Park with entrance ticket included, and guided through the upper lakes on foot, then taken by electric train and boat through the lower sections. The guide handles the park logistics, the bus driver handles the route, and you handle the camera. You're back in Split by evening without having arranged transport, tickets or timing yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Plitvice Lakes without renting a car or figuring out the park layout yourself — the guide and the fixed schedule handle both, and the entrance ticket is already paid.
Cetina River: Small Group Rafting, Caving & Cliff JumpingYou’ll paddle through clear Cetina River waters with a small group and local guide, try cliff jumping if you’re brave (or just watch!), explore a riverside cave, snack on fresh fruit between rapids and quiet stretches, and get free photos plus transfer from Omiš—all with plenty of laughs and maybe cold toes by the end.
Split Islands Swimming Cruise: Brač & Šolta with Open BarA 7-hour boutique swimming cruise from Split aboard the yacht Polaris visits two Croatian islands—Brač and Šolta—with time to swim and snorkel in secluded bays, explore a fishing village, and eat lunch on the water. The boat holds a small number of passengers by design, and the open bar runs the whole day, so you're not managing a tab or rationing time between stops.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full day on the water without managing a budget for drinks or worrying about crowds—the small passenger limit and all-inclusive bar mean you're not negotiating with the crew or standing in a queue at any point.
Split walking tour: Diocletian's Palace & Old Town with guideA guided walking tour of Split's Diocletian's Palace and Old Town led by Daniela, a licensed local guide with 15 years in tourism, covering the Peristyle Square, Cathedral of Saint Domnius, Temple of Jupiter, Gregory of Nin statue and the Riva Promenade. The tour runs about two hours and suits all ages; you choose between a private tour or a group departure with a minimum of four participants.Is it for me?Book the private tour if you want the guide's full attention and flexibility on timing; choose the group departure if you're traveling solo or with one other person and prefer to share the cost with other visitors. Either way, you get a licensed guide who knows the city deeply and can answer questions as they come up — the difference is just the group size and the schedule.
Dubrovnik Day Trip from Split & Trogir: Old Town Tour, Coastal ViewsYou’ll ride along Croatia’s dramatic coast from Split or Trogir to Dubrovnik, guided by locals who know every twist in the road. Walk ancient streets with your guide, pause for stories at Sponza Palace and Stradun, then wander freely — maybe sipping coffee or just soaking up that Old Town energy before heading back north.
Split: Game of Thrones Walking Tour & Diocletian’s Cellar ScenesYou’ll walk Split’s ancient streets and duck into Diocletian’s cellars with a local guide who knows both Game of Thrones lore and real history inside out. Hear behind-the-scenes stories, stand where dragons once “slept,” and try not to get lost in all those stone corridors (Ana will keep you on track). It’s two hours that leave you seeing Split differently.
Split: Blue Lagoon & Šolta Island Private Boat TripYou board a private boat in Split and spend the morning swimming and snorkeling in the Blue Lagoon's clear water, then explore Šolta Island on foot for over an hour before returning. The skipper adjusts the route to your preference, and you get bottled water, wind jackets, and a guide who knows the coast. No fixed itinerary means you're not rushing between stops.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Blue Lagoon and nearby islands without joining a group boat — the private setup means the skipper works around your pace, not a fixed schedule, which is what lets you linger in the water or spend real time ashore instead of rushing between stops.
Cetina River: Rafting Adventure & Canyon Swim Half DayYou’ll paddle through Cetina River’s lively rapids with a local guide, swim in crystal-clear pools beneath steep canyon walls, spot turtles and birds along the way, and share snacks with your small group mid-river. Expect laughter, fresh air, and moments that stick with you long after you dry off.
Walking Tour of Split & Diocletian's Palace: 90 MinutesThis 90-minute walking tour of Split explores Diocletian's Palace and the surrounding old town with a licensed English-speaking guide. You'll walk through the Peristyle Square, the palace gates, and past the Temple of Jupiter and Cathedral of Saint Domnius, learning how a Roman emperor built one of history's most luxurious retirement palaces and how the city grew around it. The tour covers both the ancient palace complex and the medieval sections that developed later, with the guide offering tips on what to visit further on your own.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the story of Diocletian's Palace and Split's layered history told by someone who lives here, without having to piece it together from plaques or a map.
Split & Trogir Small Group Tour: Two UNESCO Towns in One DayA guided walking tour of Split's Diocletian's Palace and old town, followed by a van ride to the medieval UNESCO town of Trogir, where you walk the narrow streets past the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and Kamerlengo Castle. The guide leads both towns and speaks English; you get free time to wander in Trogir before returning to Split. The tour runs 5 to 6 hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose the group tour to share a guide between other travelers; pick the private option if you want the guide's undivided attention and can set your own pace through both Split and Trogir.
Split: Boat Party with Blue Lagoon Swim & After PartyYou’ll dance under open skies with new friends as Split’s coastline slips by, then dive into the Blue Lagoon’s clear water before chilling on deck with a drink in hand. With international DJs and an after-party waiting back on land (club entry included), you’ll feel like part of something big—even if you arrive solo.
Split to Cetina River: Rafting, Cliff Jump & Cave Swim TourYou’ll raft down Croatia’s Cetina River with a local guide from Split, try cliff jumping if you’re brave enough, and swim through a chilly waterfall into a hidden cave full of strange echoes and stone shapes. Includes pickup, all equipment, GoPro photos, plus time to relax by the water before heading back — it’s more than just an adrenaline rush.
Krka Waterfalls: Day Trip with Wine Tasting & SwimYou’ll wander forest paths beside rushing waterfalls in Krka, swim below cascades if you dare, cruise downriver to Skradin for lunch in a local konoba, and sip Dalmatian wine with new friends. Expect cool mist on your skin, stories from your guide, and maybe a little sunburn — but mostly just that feeling you get when nature does something quietly spectacular.
Cetina River Snorkeling: Rafting, Cliff Jumps & CanyoningSnorkeling, cliff jumping and canyoning combined on the Cetina River near Split, Croatia, with a professional guide leading a small group through three to four hours of swimming, sliding, hiking and rock scrambling in a canyon. Transport by air-conditioned minivan from Split is included if you book the Split departure; the Blato option is self-drive. Safety gear, snorkeling equipment and a guide briefing are provided before you start. Minimum age is 14; minimum two people per reservation.Is it for me?Book the morning departure if you want the full day ahead after the activity; the afternoon slot works if you're already in the region and want a shorter time commitment. Minimum age is 14, and the activity is not suitable for travelers with spinal injuries, heart conditions or serious medical concerns — check the health requirements before booking.
Split Cooking Class: Croatian Cuisine with Award-Winning ChefsA Split cooking class teaches you to make Croatian dishes under the guidance of an award-winning chef who has worked in top restaurants across Croatia and Europe. The class includes a vegetable and fish market tour where you select ingredients directly from local producers and fishermen, then move to the kitchen to cook while tasting local wines and liqueurs. You finish by eating the meal you've prepared, with all food and beverages included; classes run about five hours and are available with or without the market tour.Is it for me?Book the shared class if you want to cook alongside other food lovers and meet people in the kitchen; choose the private option if you'd rather have the chef's full attention and cook only with your group.
