Private Excursions From Split
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Explore Croatia’s most beautiful destinations with comfortable private excursions, flexible itineraries, and a local driver who makes every journey effortless.
Salona, Klis Fortress & Trogir – A Journey Through Dalmatian History
Some places tell a story. Others let you walk right through it. This private excursion combines three of Dalmatia’s most fascinating destinations Salona, Klis Fortress, and Trogir into a day filled with history, spectacular views, and authentic Mediterranean charm.
Your journey begins in Salona, once the capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia and one of the largest Roman cities on the eastern Adriatic coast. As you explore the impressive archaeological site, you’ll discover ancient amphitheatres, early Christian basilicas, city walls, and centuries-old ruins that offer a remarkable glimpse into everyday life during the Roman Empire. It’s a peaceful place where history feels surprisingly close.
From there, the road climbs toward the iconic Klis Fortress, dramatically positioned between the mountains and the Adriatic Sea. For centuries, this medieval stronghold protected Dalmatia from invading armies and played a vital role in Croatian history. Today, visitors come not only for its fascinating past but also for the breathtaking panoramic views stretching across Split, the coastline, and nearby islands. Fans of Game of Thrones may also recognize Klis as one of the series’ famous filming locations.
The final stop is the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trogir, often described as one of Croatia’s best-preserved medieval gems. Wander through its narrow stone streets, admire Romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance architecture, and relax along the lively waterfront promenade lined with cafés and restaurants. Whether you choose to visit the magnificent Cathedral of St. Lawrence, browse local boutiques, or simply enjoy a coffee overlooking the marina, Trogir invites you to slow down and experience authentic Dalmatian life.
Krka National Park, Šibenik & Optional Swim in Primošten
If you’re looking for a day that combines spectacular nature, rich history, and time to relax by the sea, this private excursion is one of the best ways to experience the heart of Dalmatia. From the famous waterfalls of Krka National Park to the historic streets of Šibenik, with the option to finish the day swimming in the crystal-clear waters of Primošten, it’s an unforgettable journey at your own pace.
The adventure begins at Krka National Park, one of Croatia’s most beautiful natural attractions. Wooden walking trails lead you through lush forests, alongside emerald rivers, and past the park’s iconic waterfalls. The sound of cascading water, fresh air, and untouched scenery create a peaceful atmosphere that’s perfect for escaping the crowds and reconnecting with nature. Whether you’re taking photos, enjoying a leisurely walk, or simply soaking in the views, Krka never disappoints.
From nature, the tour continues to the historic city of Šibenik, one of the oldest native Croatian towns on the Adriatic coast. Its charming old town is a maze of narrow stone streets, hidden squares, and traditional Dalmatian architecture. The city’s greatest landmark is the UNESCO-listed Cathedral of St. James, considered one of the finest Renaissance monuments in Europe. Take time to explore the waterfront, enjoy a local lunch, or simply wander through the city’s timeless atmosphere.
If you’d like to end the day with a refreshing swim, the excursion can continue to Primošten, one of Dalmatia’s most picturesque coastal towns. Known for its beautiful pebble beaches, turquoise sea, and postcard-perfect old town, Primošten offers the ideal place to relax before returning. Spend your free time swimming, enjoying a drink by the waterfront, or watching the sunset over the Adriatic.
Plitvice Lakes National Park – Croatia’s Most Beautiful Natural Wonder
A visit to Plitvice Lakes National Park is more than just a day trip it’s an experience you’ll remember long after your holiday ends. As Croatia’s oldest and largest national park, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Plitvice is famous for its breathtaking turquoise lakes, cascading waterfalls, and unspoiled forests that seem almost too beautiful to be real.
Your journey begins with a comfortable private transfer from your accommodation, allowing you to relax while enjoying the changing landscapes of the Croatian countryside. Once you arrive, you’ll explore a network of wooden boardwalks that wind through sixteen interconnected lakes, crystal-clear streams, and lush woodland. Every season offers a different perspective—from vibrant green spring landscapes and refreshing summer scenery to the warm colours of autumn and the peaceful atmosphere of winter.
One of the highlights of the park is the Veliki Slap, Croatia’s tallest waterfall, standing 78 metres high. Along the way, you’ll discover countless viewpoints, hidden waterfalls, and quiet corners where nature takes centre stage. The park also includes an electric boat ride across Kozjak Lake and a panoramic shuttle train, making it easy to experience different parts of this extraordinary landscape.
Unlike group tours with strict schedules, a private excursion gives you the flexibility to explore at a comfortable pace. Take time to capture unforgettable photographs, stop whenever a view catches your eye, or simply enjoy the peaceful surroundings without feeling rushed. Comfortable walking shoes and a camera are highly recommended you’ll want both.
Skywalk Biokovo – Walk Above the Adriatic
If you’re searching for one of Croatia’s most unforgettable viewpoints, Skywalk Biokovo deserves a place at the top of your list. Suspended high above the Makarska Riviera, this spectacular glass platform offers a unique experience standing almost 1,230 metres above sea level with nothing but transparent glass beneath your feet and breathtaking views stretching across the Adriatic Sea.
Your private excursion begins with a scenic drive through Biokovo Nature Park, where winding mountain roads reveal dramatic landscapes, rocky peaks, and panoramic viewpoints at every turn. As you climb higher, the coastline unfolds below, offering incredible photo opportunities long before you reach the Skywalk itself.
The highlight of the trip is, of course, the Skywalk. Built in the shape of a horseshoe and extending over the edge of a steep cliff, the platform creates the sensation of walking above the mountains. On clear days, you’ll enjoy spectacular views of the Makarska Riviera, the islands of Brač and Hvar, and the endless blue horizon of the Adriatic Sea. It’s an experience that combines excitement, natural beauty, and a touch of adventure all in one unforgettable moment.
Beyond the famous viewpoint, Biokovo Nature Park is home to diverse wildlife, unique Mediterranean vegetation, and some of the most impressive mountain scenery in Croatia. The peaceful surroundings and fresh mountain air provide the perfect contrast to the lively coastal towns below, making this excursion ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone looking to experience a different side of Dalmatia.
Dubrovnik – Discover the Pearl of the Adriatic
If you’re looking for a day that combines spectacular nature, rich history, and time to relax by the sea, this private excursion is one of the best ways to experience the heart of Dalmatia. From the famous waterfalls of Krka National Park to the historic streets of Šibenik, with the option to finish the day swimming in the crystal-clear waters of Primošten, it’s an unforgettable journey at your own pace.
The adventure begins at Krka National Park, one of Croatia’s most beautiful natural attractions. Wooden walking trails lead you through lush forests, alongside emerald rivers, and past the park’s iconic waterfalls. The sound of cascading water, fresh air, and untouched scenery create a peaceful atmosphere that’s perfect for escaping the crowds and reconnecting with nature. Whether you’re taking photos, enjoying a leisurely walk, or simply soaking in the views, Krka never disappoints.
From nature, the tour continues to the historic city of Šibenik, one of the oldest native Croatian towns on the Adriatic coast. Its charming old town is a maze of narrow stone streets, hidden squares, and traditional Dalmatian architecture. The city’s greatest landmark is the UNESCO-listed Cathedral of St. James, considered one of the finest Renaissance monuments in Europe. Take time to explore the waterfront, enjoy a local lunch, or simply wander through the city’s timeless atmosphere.
If you’d like to end the day with a refreshing swim, the excursion can continue to Primošten, one of Dalmatia’s most picturesque coastal towns. Known for its beautiful pebble beaches, turquoise sea, and postcard-perfect old town, Primošten offers the ideal place to relax before returning. Spend your free time swimming, enjoying a drink by the waterfront, or watching the sunset over the Adriatic.
Međugorje & Mostar – A Journey Through Faith, Culture & History
Discover two remarkable destinations in Bosnia and Herzegovina on a private excursion that combines spirituality, history, and authentic Balkan charm. From the peaceful atmosphere of Međugorje to the iconic streets of Mostar, this journey offers a unique opportunity to experience the rich cultural diversity of the region.
The first stop is Međugorje, one of the most visited pilgrimage destinations in Europe. Known for its spiritual significance and peaceful surroundings, Međugorje welcomes visitors from all over the world seeking a moment of reflection, tranquillity, and personal connection. You can visit the famous Church of St. James, explore the town centre, or take a short walk toward Apparition Hill, a place surrounded by a calm and contemplative atmosphere. Whether you come for religious reasons or simply wish to experience the unique energy of the town, Međugorje offers a memorable and meaningful stop.
The journey continues to Mostar, a historic city where East meets West. Famous for the magnificent Old Bridge (Stari Most), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mostar is a place filled with character, tradition, and stories from centuries past. Wander through the charming old bazaar, admire the Ottoman architecture, explore small local shops, and enjoy the atmosphere of the Neretva River flowing beneath the famous stone bridge.
Beyond its landmarks, Mostar is a city of contrasts a place where different cultures, religions, and traditions have shaped its unique identity. Take your time to enjoy a traditional Bosnian coffee, taste local cuisine, or simply explore the narrow cobblestone streets that make the old town so special.