Things to do in Split
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Split Airport to Split: Luxury Private Transfer MercedesYou're met at Split airport arrivals by an English-speaking driver holding a sign with your name, then driven in a luxury Mercedes to your Split accommodation. The transfer includes all taxes and fees, free water, and a fixed price with no hidden charges. It works around your actual arrival time—not a schedule—which is what makes it worth booking instead of figuring out taxis or shuttles on the day.Is it for me?Book this if you land in Split with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue and shuttle wait—the driver meets you at arrivals with your name, the price is fixed before you arrive, and the car is there whenever your flight lands.
Split & Trogir: Blue Cave & 5 Islands Boat TourYou board a boat in Split or Trogir and spend the day island-hopping to five stops: the Blue Cave on Bisevo, Komiza for breakfast, Vis caves, Budikovac Island for swimming, Stiniva Cove for photos, and Hvar town for lunch. Waterproof jackets, snorkeling gear, boat ride and insurance are included; you bring 24 euros cash for the cave entrance and meet the boat on time.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Split or Trogir who want to see the Blue Cave and swim at multiple islands without arranging a private boat. The group schedule and fixed departure time mean you don't coordinate timing yourself — just show up at the dock on time.
Split Panoramic Boat Cruise: Pirate Ship Santa MariaA 90-minute panoramic boat cruise from Split aboard the Santa Maria, a pirate-themed vessel that loops the city's coastline, passes Marjan hill and Bačvice Beach, and includes wine or juice, snorkeling equipment and swimming stops in summer. The boat carries a live English-speaking guide and welcomes children from age 1. You board at the Riva Promenade, the city's main waterfront, and spend the tour passing the beaches, parks and islands that locals know best.Is it for me?This is a shared boat with a fixed 90-minute schedule and a set route, so it suits anyone who wants the coast without planning the stops or timing themselves. Families with young children and couples looking for a relaxed afternoon both fit well—the pace is slow, the boat is small enough to feel personal, and there's nothing to arrange once you board.
Cetina River Rafting: Cave Exploring & Cliff Jumping SplitRafting on the Cetina River near Split is a 5-hour paddle through a canyon with waterfalls, optional cliff jumping and cave exploring, and swimming in clear water. You choose your meeting point—Split with hotel pickup or the Rio Rafting Camp near Podašpilje—and all rafting gear, helmets and wetsuits are provided. A certified local guide leads groups of any size, and GoPro footage captures the run.Is it for me?Book with transportation if you're staying in Split and want to skip the drive to the river; book without transportation if you have a rental car and prefer to meet at the Rio Rafting Camp. Either way, the guide adjusts the pace to your group's experience level, so beginners and families move at the same speed as confident swimmers.
Mostar and Medjugorje tour: Stari Most wine tastingA full-day guided tour from Split or Trogir to Mostar and Medjugorje in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with hotel pickup, air-conditioned transport, local guide, museum entry and wine tasting included. The tour covers Stari Most (the UNESCO-listed Old Bridge), the restored Old Town bazaar and shops, and the pilgrimage site of Medjugorje. Border crossing fees (€5 per person, cash only) are paid at the meeting point; a valid passport is required.Is it for me?Choose this if you're based in Split or Trogir and want to see both Mostar's Ottoman bridge and Medjugorje's pilgrimage site in one day, with a guide who speaks your language throughout.
Blue Lagoon & 3 Islands Private Boat Tour from TrogirYou’ll wander medieval Trogir’s winding lanes, swim in Croatia’s Blue Lagoon with its unreal turquoise water, then unwind at Solta’s Necujam Bay—snorkeling or just soaking up the Dalmatian sun. With snacks, drinks, towels, and all fees covered (plus a friendly local captain), it’s an easygoing day where you can let go of plans—and maybe find yourself lingering over lunch longer than you meant to.
Private boat tour Trogir & Split: Customize your day on the waterA private boat tour from Trogir or Split led by a local skipper who knows the Dalmatian coast intimately. You choose the stops—Hvar's hidden coves, Robinson Beach on Brač, Šolta's quiet anchorages, or a waterside lunch at Terasa Ciccio—and the skipper shapes the route around your pace and interests. Snorkeling equipment and water are included; the boat size ranges from a 22-footer for six to a 33-foot Saxdor yacht for ten, and the day can run anywhere from three hours to a full nine.Is it for me?Choose the medium boat if your group is six or fewer and you want to explore Brač, Šolta, and nearby islands at a relaxed pace. Go with the large speedboat for groups up to eleven when you want to reach Hvar, Vis, or the outer islands in the same day. The Saxdor yacht suits travelers who prioritize space and finish for a full-day journey with a smaller group. Fuel and skipper fees are paid separately and depend on the boat size and distance traveled.
Split to Dubrovnik Private Transfer with Sightseeing StopYou’ll travel from Split to Dubrovnik with a private driver who knows all the best stops along the coast—whether you want fresh oysters in Ston or just time to stretch your legs by the sea. Expect easy hotel pickup, bottled water on board, and someone local who makes the journey feel less like transit and more like part of your trip.
Split Tuk Tuk Sightseeing: Marjan Hill & Coastal ViewsThis 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.Is it for me?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.
Split: Diocletian's Palace & Jewish Heritage Private Walking TourYou’ll wind through Split’s ancient palace corridors, hear stories of its Jewish heritage from both your guide and a community member, and pause at squares buzzing with local life. Expect sensory moments—stone underfoot, voices echoing off centuries-old walls—and come away seeing Split as more than just a postcard backdrop.
Klis Fortress Tickets: Views over Split and islandsYou get entry to Klis Fortress with self-guided access to its ramparts and views over Split and the Adriatic, plus a guided tour of Stella Croatica's factory and Olive Museum with tastings of traditional products and cosmetics. The ticket covers both attractions and all fees; you arrange your own timing between the two sites.Is it for me?Book this if you want the fortress views and Game of Thrones connection without a tour group, plus a real look at how Dalmatian olive oil and traditional products are made — one ticket covers both, so you're not buying separate entries or figuring out two different schedules.
Kayaking Split: Transparent Kayak with Underwater LightsTransparent kayak night paddling in Split starts at Stobreč beach and follows the Žrnovnica river into open water, with underwater LED lights illuminating your path as darkness falls. A local guide leads the 2.5-hour outing in double kayaks, and transport from Split city center is included. Children from age 12 are welcome; all kayaks are double seaters with a 230kg weight limit per boat.Is it for me?If you're staying in Split without a car, the included pickup and 20-minute drive to Stobreč settles the logistics—you meet at a point in the city and the guide handles the rest. The evening timing works well after a hot day, and the 2.5-hour length fits between dinner plans.
Split: Paint & Wine Party with Unlimited Local WineYou’ll walk into a bright studio in Split and be greeted with local wine (as much as you want), then spend the evening painting alongside locals and travelers alike. No experience needed—the host guides you step by step, making it easy to relax and laugh along the way. You’ll leave with your own canvas as a one-of-a-kind souvenir—and probably some new friends too.
Split: Diocletian’s Palace Private Walking Tour & ChocolateYou’ll step through Split’s ancient palace gates with a local guide who feels more like a friend, exploring hidden cellars and lively squares at your own pace. Taste handmade Dalmatian chocolates, pause for stories beneath Roman arches, and feel centuries of history come alive around you. This isn’t just sightseeing—it’s being part of Split for a few hours.
Split: Diocletian's Palace & Old Town Walking Tour with EntryYou walk through Diocletian's Palace, the Cathedral, and Split's Old Town with a private guide who covers all three entrance fees upfront. The tour moves from the Roman basement through the Peristyle and baptistery, then into the medieval streets, markets, and squares. You end at the Procurative, and the whole experience is built around groups of six or fewer, so it stays intimate and flexible if services or events change the day's plan.Is it for me?This tour is worth booking if you want the palace's history explained as you walk through it and don't want to spend time buying separate tickets for each site — the guide handles entry upfront, and the small group size means you move at a pace that lets you actually absorb the 1,700-year-old architecture instead of rushing through.
Diocletian's Palace Walking Tour with Historian & Hidden GemsThis walking tour of Split covers the city's Roman and medieval layers—Diocletian's Palace, Peristyle Square, the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, Temple of Jupiter, and the Riva Promenade—led by a local historian with a master's degree who uses 3D reconstruction images to show what each site looked like across centuries. The group stays under 12 people, and the tour runs two hours in English or Croatian. Admission tickets to interiors are not included; you pay separately if you want to enter the Cathedral or cellars.Is it for me?Book this if you want a local historian's perspective on Split's layers—Roman through modern—in a focused afternoon rather than a full-day commitment.
Croatia Islands: Private Boat Charter & Custom ItineraryYou’ll set your own course across Croatia’s islands—from swimming in the Blue Lagoon to wandering Hvar town or lounging at Zlatni Rat beach—with just your group and a local skipper guiding you. Swim in quiet coves, snorkel over clear water, and pause for lunch wherever catches your eye. This isn’t just a boat ride—it’s hours of freedom under open sky.
Deep Water Solo & Cliff Jumping in Split: Overhang ClimbingDeep water solo is rock climbing on vertical and overhang routes that start and end in the sea, and this activity in Split puts you on the cliffs just minutes from the city center with a professional climbing guide, climbing shoes, insurance and guide photography included. The 3-hour session lets you pick your own difficulty level while the guide manages safety and technique. Minimum age is 12 and you need to be a comfortable swimmer; the tour runs only in favorable weather.Is it for me?Book this if you want to climb and jump in one day with gear and guide included—English-speaking instruction means no translation delays during safety briefing or climbing.
Split: E-Bike Tour of Marjan, Riva & Poljud StadiumYou’ll ride an e-bike up Marjan hill with a local guide, stop for views over Split from Telegrin and Vidilica, visit Poljud Stadium up close, and roll past Diocletian’s Palace into Split’s oldest neighborhoods. The mix of sea air, pine trees, laughter—and maybe a little sweat—sticks with you long after.
Split: Tuk Tuk City Tour with Beaches & Marjan Hill ViewsYou’ll ride through Split’s lively streets in a tuk tuk, stopping for coffee above the city at Marjan hill, watching locals play picigin at Bacvice beach, and catching glimpses of daily life from Riva Promenade to hidden parks. Expect salty air, laughter with your guide, and moments you’ll want to remember long after you leave.
