Riva, Split

Take to the waters for a boat tour to the Blue Lagoon on a glass-bottomed pirate ship. Visit Šolta island. Enjoy a snorkeling adventure above a sunken ship at Nečujam. Explore the fishing village of Maslinica and marvel at the stunning scenery. Admire the wildlife and beauty of the Blue Lagoon. Meet your guide in the middle of the Riva promenade in Split. Climb aboard the pirate ship and get settled before setting sail. First, stop at Nečujam on Šolta island. Borrow a snorkel and mask and jump into the water. Spend an hour swimming around and marveling at the sunken ship below you. Next, climb back aboard the pirate ship to enjoy a lunch of grilled fish, chicken, or vegan food while sailing to your next stop, Maslinica. On arrival, enjoy an hour of free time exploring the picturesque fisherman's village, old castle, rocky beaches, and pine forests before returning to the boat. Finally, stop for 1.5 hours at the Blue Lagoon, where you can swim, snorkel, and marvel at the scenery. Spot some of the 7,000 animal and 6,000 plant species that call these turquoise waters home. Make the most of happy hour to buy pirate cocktails, snacks, and ice cream on the return journey.

Let your universal city e-bike do the work while you enjoy the sights and sounds of Split and the Marjan Forest Park. Select your desired level of power assistance so taking on hills and any other surface is a breeze. After meeting your guide at Poljud Stadium, hop on your e-bike and embark on your adventure through Split. See and hear things other tourists might not get to experience, such as the Jewish cemetery morgue and the winding streets of the oldest neighborhood of Split. After Riva Promenade and the Croatian National Theater, finish your tour right where it started. Feel free to ask your guide for any recommendations regarding restaurants, nightlife, and more, so you can get the most out of the rest of your time in Split. 

Let your universal city e-bike do the work while you enjoy the sights and sounds of Split and the Marjan Forest Park. Select your desired level of power assistance so taking on hills and any other surface is a breeze.After meeting your guide at Poljud Stadium, hop on your e-bike and embark on your adventure through Split. See and hear things other tourists might not get to experience, such as the Jewish cemetery morgue and the winding streets of the oldest neighborhood of Split. After Riva Promenade and the Croatian National Theater, finish your tour right where it started. Feel free to ask your guide for any recommendations regarding restaurants, nightlife, and more, so you can get the most out of the rest of your time in Split.

This route begins with a start from the field of Sinj, a town in Dalmatian hinterlands, the area known as Cetinska Krajina. This is an area that attracts more visitors each year, primarily thanks to the traditional Tilters Tournament of Sinj (Sinjska Alka). The flight starts by flying over Sinj and continues along the Cetina River. The source of the river is a karst spring. Cetina has its source in the northwestern slopes of Dinara, in a small village called Cetina. The river is mostly calm with stunning landscapes. The nature in this area is beautiful and the scenery breathtaking. Next - flying over the town of Trilj. This area also has become increasingly popular with tourists. It offers outdoor activities like Cetina River fishing, canoeing, and rafting, horseback riding, cycling, and hiking. Afterward, the plane turns to Imotski flying over the karstic landscapes that in a few minutes turn into a fertile valley bounded by the rocky plateaus. Imotski is a town situated on the northern side of Biokovo massif in Dalmatia hinterlands. It is a nice little town to visit. The town hides two pearls of nature. There are two lakes near Imotski – Blue Lake and Red Lake. They have such names because one is surrounded by blue, and the other one with red rocks. The red lake looks like an eye in the scenery. Both lakes are connected with underground channels to the Adriatic Sea. Blue and red lakes are unique views to see. If you might have an extra day it would be a good idea to go there on an overcast day in the summer. After the flight over the lakes, the route takes you to the town of Omiš. Omiš is situated at the Canyon of Cetina River. Omiš is widely known for its glorious pirate history. A reminder of the times when pirates used to control Omiš stands proudly over the town– it is the fortress of Mirabela. Pirates of Omiš used the fortress as a lookout so that merchant ships couldn’t stay unnoticed when sailing along the coastline. The flight continues along the coastline towards the Split suburbs. The west coast of Split is the extension of Split’s Riva to the west. This is the place with a magnificent view of Split and luxury yachts. Bronze memorial plaques of Olympic medal winners are placed at one section of this promenade by the sea which looks really cool from the air. Next in the route is the Klis fortress. This is a medieval fortress that served as a major source of defense in Dalmatia, especially in the middle ages. The fortress is one of the most outstanding fortresses in Croatia and it is beautifully preserved. It’s a fun place to visit and if you have time, you can easily spend a few hours walking around the fortress. Finally, you return to the town of Sinj. You will probably see Fortress of Sinj which offers one of the nicest views in the area. You can see all of the Cetina River and the surrounding villages. If you are interested in visiting Dalmatian hinterlands this is the best way to give you some preview of what you may expect!