Discover Split and Trogir in one day on a guided tour. Explore Diocletian's Palace of Split and the charming old town of Trogir in just half a day. First, explore the city of Split and learn about Diocletian's Palace which forms the heart of the Old Town. Wander through charming lanes and alleys as you learn about the history of the city. Then, continue to Trogir and learn about the history of this awe-inspiring UNESCO World Heritage Site. Admire ancient churches such as the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, one of the most impressive works of architecture in all of Eastern Europe.  Afterward, enjoy some free time to explore Trogir at your leisure, before heading back to Split.

Meet the group near Riva promenade and board a speedboat for an adventure. Ride 1 hour and 15 minutes to the Blue Cave on the island of Biševo. The early morning is perfect for spotting groups of dolphins. Once near Biševo, the boat will anchor 200 meters from the Blue Cave. Entry tickets allow access to the swimming area and a chance to explore the Blue Cave in a small boat. Marvel at the flickering blue lights and glowing water. Before leaving, grab a drink at a local café.  Next, visit Stiniva Cove, located in the southern part of Vis – the furthest inhabited island in Croatia. Known for its high limestone cliffs and pebble beach, Stiniva is the perfect place to swim and snorkel. Admire the clear turquoise sea, ranging from 10-15 meters.  Continue to Budikovac, a small and almost uninhabited island. Meet its only permanent resident, Mr. Andro, an ex-ship captain who runs a small restaurant on the island that serves the best traditional Dalmatian cuisine. Savor local produce fresh from his vegetable fields and visit the donkeys and chickens on the farm.  Admire Mr. Andro's Dalmatian-style stone house and take a break to check out the island. Then, it’s time to head to the Pakleni Islands where you can delve further into the local food by choosing from several restaurants overlooking the sea. Have a cocktail at a beach bar and relax on the sandy beach. Your next stop, Hvar Island, is just 15 away. Once in the port town, walk the old-town streets and pass by souvenir shops. Visit historical sites such as the Arsenal, one of the oldest theaters in Europe, St. Stephen's Cathedral, Franciscan Monastery, and the Bishop’s Palace. To catch some panoramic views of Hvar and the Pakleni islands, you can go up to the Spanjola fortress. After a tour of Hvar, begin the return journey to Split.

Journey back in time and explore the history of Split, from Diocletian's Palace, built for the Roman emperor in 305 CE, through to the present day. Marvel as history is brought to life before your eyes. See the Cathedral of Saint Domnius with its 12th-century bell tower, and visit the impressive Peristyle courtyard of Diocletian's Palace. Admire the statue of Gregory of Nin by the 20th-century sculptor, Ivan Meštrović. Take a closer look at the impressive Golden Gate that Diocletian walked through to enter his palace. Go down to the Riva promenade to get lovely views of the Adriatic Sea, and see the Old Town Hall and City Clock on People's Square. Walk in a small group for a more intimate experience and the chance to choose what you want to see. Visit the fish market, explore the old neighborhood of Varoš and much more.

Immerse yourself in the scenery, history, and culture of Bosnia and Herzegovina on this full-day tour from Split. Follow a scenic route through picturesque villages and the countryside, and explore Mostar on a walking tour with a local guide before stopping at Kravica Waterfall for a quick swim. Meet your guide and drive through the countryside to Mostar. Explore the city with a local guide and be dazzled by the famous Stari Most (Old Bridge) connecting two medieval towers, giving the city a widely recognizable visual identity. See young locals showing off their daredevil stunts. Cross the bridge to explore the Ottoman quarter, which was attractively restored after the War in the nineties. Check out the old Bazar and Mosque. Then, explore the city on your own. Be inspired by the oriental structured streets and buildings, friendly people, and tasty food. Join in the distinctive coffee culture, which may remind you of Turkey. Sit back and relax on one of the terraces, try out traditional food or explore the immense line of souvenir shops to bring back some unique oriental souvenirs. Then, head back to Split through the rocky landscapes of Herzegovina, via the amazing natural wonder of Kravica Waterfall, where you can enjoy the amazing views, and perhaps even jump into the refreshing waters of the river to cool down with a swim. Finally, return to the meeting point in Split.

Have you ever dreamed about seeing some of the filming locations of the famous Game of Thrones series? Use this unique opportunity to visit those places and see how they look in real life on a guided walking tour in Split. Enjoy included entry to Diocletian's Palace Cellar. If you are a Game of Thrones fan, this is the perfect tour for you. On this tour, hear about the real history of Split with a special focus on the exact places where the famous series was shot. Explore the area of the town center, Diocletian's Palace cellars (entry tickets included), Golden Gate, Vestibul, and more. Walk the streets to where different scenes were shot alongside a guide who is a local and true fan of the series. Wander the palace cellars where in the fourth season of the series, the Meereenese slaves lived. See where Daenerys kept her dragons in season five, enter the corridor where the Sons of the Harpy waited for the Unsullied, and walk through the streets where the Unsullied Army patrolled.

Choose to depart from tour options that depart from Trogir or Split on this full-day trip to the historical city of Mostar and the religious pilgrimage site of Medjugorje. Ride to Mostar in an airconditioned vehicle. Arrive in Mostar and listen as your guide provides an introduction to the history of this city. Visit the old Bazaar, and admire the picturesque shops and workshops. See the city’s main mosque and then enjoy a walk across the famous 16th-century Turkish bridge, after which the town was named. You’ll have free time for shopping and the opportunity to taste authentic Bosnian specialities. Continue to the famous pilgrimage center in Medjugorje. For pilgrims and those who are looking for something spiritual, there is a holy mass held, along with a visit to Apparition Mountain, where it is believed that the Virgin Mary made her first appearance to local children in 1981. Enjoy seeing the sights of Medjugorje and take some free time for lunch, or opt to walk to the hill of the apparition. Return to Trogir or Split at the end of your day trip. 

A pleasant panorama drive leads you to the Makarska Riviera, the Baćina Lakes, the valleys of the river Neretva, passes by the Elaphites and ends with the pearl among Adriatic cities, in Dubrovnik. During your journey, make a short stop in Neum for a break. This town is a unique monument of culture and history and as such is under UNESCO's protection, and together with its huge walls, it has been witness to a rich and vivacious past of the people in this region. On arrival, take a tour of the Old Town area. Enjoy some free time for lunch, shopping, or exploring at your own pace. Learn about the history during the sightseeing tour of the older part of the town, followed by your leisure time which you can spend strolling through the narrow alleys, stairs, squares. Finally, depart from Dubrovnik and arrive at around 7:30 PM.

Feel like a local and explore Split's top highlights, its verdant Marjan Park, and hidden spots on a 3-hour guided tour riding a bike.  See Split differently as you cruise around the labyrinthine streets of its Varoš neighborhood - one of the oldest parts of the city. Cycle along cobblestone streets in the Old Town and enjoy the city center's architecture from the comfort of your two wheels. Visit many famous sights like the Meštrović’s Kaštelet, a 16th-century villa-turned-chapel which features one of the greatest works of the famous Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštrović, and discover architecture marvels that are not on the front pages of tourist magazines. Then, admire the nearby Marjan Park's verdant greenery, its hidden sights, and end your tour with a stunning view of the Croatian coast and its islands from the the top of the park's hill.

You are looking for the best value for money option of tour around Split? Look no further! Head over to Stella Croatica to immerse into the tradition of the area. Get the chance to witness the natural, cultural and gastronomic heritage of Dalmatia. Witness the hand-preparation of traditional delicacies before learning how essential oils are extracted out of typical Mediterranean herbs and then used in natural cosmetics. Stroll through the fragrant gardens and visit the Olive Museum, where one can compare the traditional and modern ways of producing olive oil. This Museum is on a short list of candidates for the European museum of the Year 2023! Sample the traditional products in the Concept store and take the opportunity to have an authentic meal paired with local wine in the Tavern. With the same ticket, take a walk through the marvelous Klis fortress, full of history, a filming site for Game of Thrones, and learn more about why so many different nations wanted to conquer it. Watch a video in the Interpretation Center, explore all the hidden parts of the Fortress, and take some amazing selfies.

Discover the charm and history of Dubrovnik on this guided day trip from Split or Trogir. Travel in a comfort aboard an airconditioned vehicle. Stroll on the Stradun Promenade, see the Baroque Cathedral, and spy Sponza Palace.  Start your tour of Dubrovnik with a guided tour visit to the Stradun Promenade for your first impression of one of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful cities and its astonishing stone walls that extend over 1,940 meters (6,500 feet). Admire the monumental fortifications and city gates, wandering the labyrinthine streets behind the ramparts. Almost entirely pedestrianized, the medieval town is a treasure trove of architectural gems. See columned porticoes and loggias fringing Renaissance squares of marble. Marvel at the 11th-century Town Hall, and go to Sponza Palace, notable for its elaborate stone carvings. Take in views of the Baroque Cathedral, and see the magnificent Treasury. Continue to the fortress-like Dominican Monastery and Baroque Church of St Blaise. Visit the Rector’s Palace of the glorious Republic of Dubrovnik, and marvel at its harmonious blend of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture. Have 3 hours of free time where you can try delicious Mediterranean specialties in the old, town get a coffee on Stradun, and buy traditional filigree jewelry. Return to Split at the end of your day trip.