Trips from Split, best tours and attractions
Top attractions in Split
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Mostar and Medjugorje full-day tour from Split
Explore the historical city of Mostar, visit the city's main mosque, and then enjoy a walk across the famous 16th-century Turkish bridge. Try authentic Bosnian specialities.
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Dalmatian delights food and wine tour with Šibenik sightseeing
Book this tour to see the sights of Šibenik city, taste quality Dalmatian wines. Find out more about their production and enjoy a delightful Dalmatian dinner.
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Plitvice Lakes National Park tour from Split
Discover the natural wonders of Plitvice Lakes National Park on a scenic tour from Trogir or Split and enjoy a tranquil boat ride on Kozjak Lake.
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Dubrovnik full-day tour from Split
Discover the charm and history of Dubrovnik on the guided day trip, stroll on the Stradun Promenade, see the Baroque Cathedral, and spy Sponza Palace.
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Krka Waterfalls National Park, Šibenik and Primošten from Split
Experience Croatia's natural beauty on a full-day bus tour to Krka National Park Šibenik and Primošten from Split.
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Split culture and history walking tour
Book a walking tour of Split to explore the UNESCO world heritage city with a guide. You'll discover the 1700 years old history from the local culture to its ancient, roman and middle-aged parts.
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Plitvice Lakes National Park guided private tour from Split
Book your tickets for a tour through the UNESCO World Natural Heritage Listed national park Plitvice Lakes with a guide.
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Split: Diocletian's Palace walking tour
Book your walking tour of Diocletian's Palace in Split Croatia to see the city's fascinating Roman history come to life with a local expert guide.
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The inside story
With 200.000 inhabitants, Split has become the second largest city in Croatia and one of the most lively and in-vogue cities on the Adriatic Coast. The city was built around an impressive Palace ordered by Roman Emperor Diocletian that is still famous throughout Europe and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Over the centuries, Split has played an important part in Yugoslavian history and is bridging modernity with tradition. Wander through the old town, within the Old Walls, and taste the local specialties of the Dalmatia region in the myriads of typical bars and restaurants. Stroll, discover and enjoy this very old city and the souvenir shops at the old port, for Split is indeed an interesting city with a sea view. The coastal mountains in the background offer a great contrast with the beautiful turquoise Adriatic sea.
