Split

Garden & Park Tours

Discover Croatia's second-largest city, Split, on a historical walking tour. Experience Dalmatian life firsthand as you walk the streets of this exuberant city. Step inside Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the world’s most impressive Roman monuments. Marvel at its well-preserved architecture while you feel the lively atmosphere of the bars, restaurants and shops that surround you. Visit different areas of the complex, such as the cellars, the monumental Peristyle courtyard and Diocletian's living room. Then, visit the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, originally built as Diocletian's Mausoleum. Also, discover the Temple of Jupiter and Baptistery and the original four monumental doors that provided access to the city. Finally, see the statue of Gregory of Knin, Pjaca Square and the Fruit Square before going back to the starting point.

Meet your fun and friendly guide at the meeting point in front of the famous football stadium. After a short meet and greet, and an introduction to your bike, you will be ready to start your sightseeing tour.  Cycle through the heart of old Split, Varoš, and take in the sights and sounds along the way as you reach the entrance of Marjan Hill. In Marjan Hill, you will ride through the pine forest, enjoying the deep shade and fresh air. Enjoy a few stops on your journey and witness the awe inspiring views of the town from the famous Marjan Hill looking point.  During the ride, you can decide to stop for a break at any spot for a bit of rest or to take some memorable holiday snaps. After your tour, you will finish your experience back at the original meeting point.

Start your day as you drive from Zagreb to Split with a stop at Plitvice Lakes, the most beautiful and the oldest national park in Croatia. Do not miss breathtaking landscapes that include a series of colorful lakes and waterfalls. When you arrive at Plitvice Lakes, featured on UNESCO's Natural and Cultural Heritage list, make the best of a guided walk along the park's picturesque wooden pathways. See the 16 beautiful lakes and over 90 waterfalls to be found in the park. Enjoy an electric boat ride across the largest of the Plitvice lakes, Lake Kozjak, and take a panoramic train ride. After sightseeing this wonderful place, join your guide as he shows you to a local restaurant, where you can taste traditional dishes of this area. After lunch, you will be transferred to your final drop-off location in Split.

First, discover the world-famous Stari Most (Old Bridge) - Mostar's indisputable visual focus. Its pale stone arch magnificently throws back the golden glow of sunset or the tasteful night-time floodlighting. Next, the Trebižat river is the perfect setting for a relaxing boat ride in a traditional wooden boat. You'll see nature's best from the banks, hear about the old customs and traditions while having a drink. The pristine aquafer waters of the Trebizat River are home to brown trout & crabs and during the summer months you're more than welcome to go for a swim. After the ride a local lunch is included with loads of homemade delicacies. Your guide and their family would then love to host you on a hands-on culinary tour which starts in the fields, where you pick the organically grown crops and become part of the cooking experience. Menus vary from traditional pies where you roll your own dough to the acclaimed iron dome Peka roast. All this food is complimented with rich side dishes, salads, homemade brandies, and wines.

Travel from Split to explore the National Park Plitvice, the highlight of any visit to Croatia on a private trip. Explore the breathtaking atmosphere and the undeniable natural beauty of the park. Admire the impressive waterfalls of the Plitvice Stream, the Upper and Lower Lakes, the serene Korana river, and Supljara cave on this breathtaking scenic full-day private tour. Plitvice Lakes National Park was founded in 1949, making it the first and largest national park in Croatia. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979, the park covers an area of 29,482 hectares. In Plitvice National Park nature has created 16 lakes connected by several cascading waterfalls. One of the fundamental features of the park is the travertine barriers, made in a period of about ten thousand years. The lakes are renowned for their distinctive colors ranging from azure to green, grey, or blue, depending on the number of minerals or organisms in the water and the angle of sunlight. The national park is home to a variety of animal and plant life. During your visit, you may encounter a variety of species like deer, bears, wolves, wild boar, wild cats, and many kinds of birds. Admire the stunning scenery during the walk on the pathways and wooden walking trails around the lakes to see all of the 16 lakes and waterfalls by boat, train, or on foot. Enjoy the beauty of the largest and most attractive waterfalls and countless smaller waterfalls, as well as the lakes of Croatia.