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Join us on tour to National park Krka which was placed for its impeccable beauty on the list of national parks in 1985. Only an hour and a half drive separates us from this beautiful place and seeing spectacular views. Upon arrival in the park, you have the opportunity to walk on a wooden path through the park and also visit a beautiful little ethno village where you get to know the tradition of our folk costumes and old crafts. After spending time in the park and enjoying nature you set off for Skradin by boat which will give you nice refreshment after time in the park. From Skradin, accompanied by a guide, you will go to the winery which is located in a small village, only 3 kilometers away from Skradin. The winery is authentic in every way and we believe it's the highlight of our tour.Let's have fun and make some memories together!
Discover Krka National Park on a bus tour from Split.When you arrive at the park, the guide introduces you to the most important facts about the park and directs you to the biggest waterfall - Skradinski Buk. The beautiful view that stretches towards a green forest and waterfalls leaves you breathless.After spending time in the park together with your guide, enjoy a boat ride to Skradin, one of the oldest towns on Croatia's coast. Enjoy some time swimming here, where the river and sea mix together.
Plitvice Lakes National park is one of the most magnificent place to visit in Croatia, so don't be surprised to find it on the list of 100 things to do in your life on the world's famous sites.Three hours of driving will pass quickly because our guide will tell you interesting facts about Croatia and the views of the hinterland will enchant you.One of Europe's most spectacular natural wonders and pleasure to visit at any time of year. Plitvice with its incredible beauty is drilled as a phenomenon consists of 16 interconnected lakes - all situated at a different level - and over 90 waterfalls of different sizes. The color of the water is so clear that you can see through and it's changing from emerald green to aqua blue which gives you the opportunity for amazing photography.Eight hiking routes are all marked and easy to follow so the walk around the park is safe.After an amazing time spend in the park you will have optional lunchtime before our way back home.
Join a day trip to Plitvice Lakes, one of the most spectacular tourist destinations in Croatia. Enjoy dramatic scenery and cascading waterfalls, which have been placed on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage sites. Come with us on the tour and avoid long entrance queues in the summer months.Depart from Split in the morning and enjoy a scenic 3-hour drive through the beautiful Croatian countryside to the Plitvice Lakes National Park. On your way, you will get some interesting facts about the park and views.Enjoy exploring the beautiful green paradise on your own along a path crossing the upper and down lakes. A boat trip goes to the lower lakes to experience the majesty of the 78-meter-high Plitvice waterfalls.You will hop onto a train through the stunning woodland of this finest Croatian national park.
Embark on a unique adventure guided by our English speaking guide that will forever remain in your memory.The journey from Split to Plitvice Lakes takes three hours, but do not be discouraged because the beauty of the mountains and fields of our country with the interesting stories of our guide really leaves you breathless. Let us take you on a journey through history and unique paradise of nature. Spacious forest complexes, exceptional natural beauties of lakes and waterfalls, richness of flora and fauna, mountain air, contrasts of autumn colors, forest paths and wooden bridges and much more are part of a unique whole that was declared a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site in 1979, the first in the world.Upon arrival at the park led by our guide he will take you to buy the tickets. The boat ride and electric train that will take you around the park are included in the ticket price. By entering the park, you will be provided with a map which has all the trails and paths you will take with a guide and enjoy the beauties that nature gives us.The Plitvice Lakes are a whole year sensation, especially when covered in snow during winter periods. They truly resemble a winter wonderland. You can relax in the shade or explore the results of the process called sedimentation of calcium carbonate and the work of special kinds of algae and moss. Tufa or travertine has continuously been deposited to form the natural dams that separate the lakes. Since the process is still going on today, just as it has always been, new travertine barriers, stalactites, channels, curtains and cascades are being built and the existing ones are changing, giving the water a sparkling beauty and enhancing the allure of the trees and stones which fall into the lakes. The water keeps breaking through the travertine barriers at different places, so that the entire process of formation of lakes and dams is alive and very dynamic. This is a unique and interesting natural phenomenon. Nature continues to impress in undisturbed ecological conditions. Besides the lakes, there are some interesting caves in which the remains of prehistoric settlements have been found. In the end, we suggest using the opportunity to taste typical local dishes from this area in a local tavern (optional). You will have some free time to take coffee or a snack and enjoy in a beautiful green oasis.Our guide will let you know all useful information about the park and arrange the location for return. The ride back takes just a bit longer than 3 hours. The expected time of return is at 8 pm.This trip can also be booked as a private excursion, where we can arrange all the requirements that will satisfy you. For more information about private tours please contact us or send us an e-mail.
LAGANINI BEACH, ČIOVO ISLANDCrystal clear sea in the bay right next to one of the most famous beach bars in the area is our first stop of the tour and is the right place to swim, relax, explore or just chill on a sundeck.BLUE LAGOON Discover true tropical paradise! Explore this attractive place with brilliant turquoise water, everlasting sunshine, and a sandy seabed. Enjoy swimming and snorkeling in the crystal clear water.TROGIR OLD TOWNAfter enjoying the Blue Lagoon, we will start our cruise to Trogir. Admire the astonishing city, founded in the 3rd century. The historic center of Trogir has been included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. Trogir is one of the best-preserved examples of Romanesque-Gothic architecture not only in the Adriatic but in all of Central Europe. Our experienced guides will teach you everything you need to know about Trogir.
Come with us on this amazing tour and experience the ambiance of Herzegovina on this one-day tour.Mostar is a small picturesque town, famous for its Old Bridge from the 16th century and professional jumpers who jump from the bridge into the cold Neretva River to impress visitors.The architecture here presents a symbol of tolerance: a shared life of Muslims, Christians and Protestants. Mosques, churches, and synagogues existed side-by-side indicating that in this region, the Roman Catholic Croats with their Western European culture, the Eastern Orthodox Serbs with their elements of Byzantine culture live together with the Bosniaks-Muslims for more than four centuries.The last stop on the tour is the wonderful Kravica Waterfalls where you can swim during the summer months, or Međugorje famous for its placement on pilgrimage sites.
Join us on our one-day trip to Dubrovnik - one of the prettiest and most famous cities in Croatia. Dubrovnik is known for its medieval walls and the whole city feels like a museum. Once there, you will be welcomed by a local guide that will take you to the UNESCO patronage, Stradun, Orlando's Pillar, the gothic Renaissance palace of Sponza and the celebrated Rector's Palace, as well as the famous church and monastery. Once the tour is over you have approx. 3 hours of free time to experience all of it for yourself or just sink into the energy of the city.
We begin our journey in the morning, at previously agreed time and pick you up at the place of your accommodation. We recommend you to start as early as possible to make the most of your time in the National Park. An English speaking driver will take care of you during the journey and make sure you do not miss any of the highlights on the way. After a two and a half hour drive you arrive at the Plitvice Lakes National Park, the world’s natural heritage. The Park is one of the greatest natural wonders in Europe. It was proclaimed a National Park in 1949 and internationally recognized and listed at the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979. It is no wonder that Plitvice is an indispensable destination for tourists from all over the world. Once there, you will be provided with all the important information and maps. In four hours of free time to explore the park at your own pace, our English speaking driver will be at your disposal at all times. Inside the Park you can explore sixteen beautiful lakes of crystal blue-green water and hypnotic cascades, tour seven different routes, hike four different hiking trails or just lounge in the shade. The Plitvice lakes are widely known as a natural phenomenon because they keep changing through sedimentation of calcium carbonate and create special kinds of algae and moss. Tufa or travertine has been deposited to form the natural dams that separate the lakes. Since the process is still going on today, just as before, new travertine barriers, curtains, stalactites, channels and cascades are being built and the existing ones are changing. So, it doesn’t matter if you have visited the lakes before, they probably look a bit different now, so you can visit all over again and never be bored. Besides the lakes, there are some interesting caves in which remains of prehistoric settlements have been found. After touring you can also catch a boat or a train ride. Once you have done exploring, we are waiting for you ready to take you to Zagreb. In the end, we suggest using the opportunity to taste the typical local dishes from this area in a local tavern (optional). The arrival to Zagreb can be expected at around 7 pm.
Let us introduce you to Imotski, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Croatia’s hinterland, where history, natural wonders, and exquisite wine converge to create an unforgettable experience. Our journey begins with a walking tour through the winding streets of Imotski, where centuries-old architecture and vibrant culture await.As we stroll through the town, our guide shares captivating tales of Imotski's past, from its medieval origins to its modern-day charm. Admire the intricate façade of the Franciscan Monastery, a testament to the town's religious heritage, and ascend to the Imotski Fortress, where panoramic views of the surrounding countryside unfold before you in all their splendor.But our adventure doesn't end there. We set off to discover the natural wonders that lie just beyond Imotski's borders - Modro Jezero, or the Blue Lake, a tranquil oasis renowned for its striking azure waters, as well as Crveno Jezero, or the Red Lake, whose name belies its breathtaking beauty. Here, the rugged cliffs rise defiantly from the water, their crimson hues contrasting starkly against the deep blue of the lake below. It's a sight to behold, a testament to the raw power of nature and the passage of time.But no visit to Imotski would be complete without sampling the region's renowned wines. Our final stop takes us to a local winery. Here, we indulge in a wine tasting experience like no other. Sip on rich reds and crisp whites, each sip a celebration of the land and the hands that tend to it. Accompanied by traditional Croatian snacks, our tasting is a feast for the senses, a perfect finale to our day of discovery.
When you come to Croatia, a must-see is the Pearl of the Adriatic coast which is full of history and culture - Dubrovnik. It is a city that charms, a city that you fall in love with and always wish to return to and discover more unique experiences.It has a history of over one thousand years and is visible in every part of this city. The city is a living museum and has an ideal connection between its historical past and the modern-day. Since 1979, the town has been under UNESCO protection.Dubrovnik is mainly a cultural destination, which besides its monuments of interest, offers a series of cultural events and festivals. Let's make unforgettable moments together!
Embark on an adventure that will forever remain in your memory. Since the tour is private, we can pick you up at any location that you choose whenever you want. It usually takes a little over an hour to get to the Krka National Park, but during your travel, you will have a chance to see authentic scenery that has drawn numerous tourists to Croatia. This tour includes a short ride in a beautiful wooden boat that will show you all the glory of the Krka river. When you get to the Park, your guide will gather you and explain the meeting point, the route and give you some pointers on how to spend your free time. You can join us on a walking tour around the Park or can explore on your own (in that case you have approx. 3 hours of free time, swimming, and lunch. After the Park, we set off to one of the most famous and authentic wineries in this area. After approx. 1-hour at the winery, you will head back to Split.
This tour is so diverse from others as it gives you the chance to see two very popular Central Dalmatian islands. In accordance with the skipper, guests are free to choose the time to start and finish the tour.The adventure begins by meeting our sailor, usually in front of our agency (Maruliceva 4, Split) who will take you to an exciting trip by a speed boat with comfortable and safe seats. The first stop of the tour is the Golden Horn on the island of Brač.Brač is the largest island in the central Dalmatian group of islands and Vidova Gora (the Vitus Mount, 778 m) is the highest peak of all the Croatian islands. A small town of Bol is one of the oldest settlements on the south side of the island. The name Bol is derived from the Latin “vallum”, which means “earthen rampart” - an established settlement on the earth.The Golden Horn beach is a worldwide famous symbol of Bol. Zlatni rat (Golden Horn or Golden Cape) is a natural phenomenon solely built by nature itself without any kind of human intervention. Thanks to its particular shape, it is one of the most exceptional beaches in the world. Many renowned business and travel magazines such as National Geographic and New York Times listed it as one of the most spectacular beaches in the world. Zlatni rat is protected by the government of Croatia as a geo-morphological monument. The amazing thing about this pebble beach is the fact that it changes its shape and position, depending on the wind, tide and current. Another interesting fact is that it is constantly growing, getting longer over the years. On the island of Brač you can have three hours of free time.The town of Hvar is a real treat, since it is one of the most famous tourist destinations in the world. Enjoy the islandʼs rich cultural heritage in a stroll that will take you through the long centuries of its existence. If you wish, you can buy a souvenir which is the symbol of the island of Hvar - a lavender, a herb of intense scent and beautiful purple color. The locals knit it for decoration and for repelling insects. Also, a lavender oil is well priced as it can serve a variety of purposes. You have one and a half-hour of free time in the town of Hvar, for immersing yourself into the sounds and scents, walking around the colorful streets and exploring the local cuisine in various restaurants and lounge bars.
Join us on our half-day trip that combines history and present, get to know our tradition, culture, fall in love with our gastronomy and the custom of having coffee on city squares and promenades. We start our adventure in Split, a city with a rich history, best known for its stunning palace - Diocletian's Palace. Afterwards, we take you to ancient Salona, the former capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia. The next stop is the medieval Klis fortress, widely known for its historical role as well as its modern one - the fortress is one of the locations where the popular Game of Thrones was filmed. We continue our journey towards Trogir, which is also our last stop. A small town where every stone tells a story, and every street takes us through Greek, Roman and Venetian times.
Nestled along the stunning Dalmatian Coast of Croatia, the town of Omiš effortlessly blends rich history, breathtaking natural beauty, and vibrant culture. Situated at the mouth of the Cetina River and surrounded by majestic cliffs, Omiš is a captivating destination for travelers seeking adventure, relaxation, and authentic Croatian experiences.Let us take you through the charming Old Town of Omiš, characterized by its narrow cobblestone streets, medieval architecture, and picturesque squares. Omiš is also known for its formidable pirates, known as the "Omiški gusari, ( pirates)" who struck fear into the hearts of sailors throughout the Adriatic during medieval times.As we stroll through the town, our guide introduces you to the Church of St. Michael. Dating back to the 10th century, this Romanesque church is a significant cultural and architectural landmark in Omiš. Admire its ancient stone carvings, intricate frescoes, and historic artifacts, providing insight into the town's religious heritage. Located near the Church of St. Michael, the Franciscan Monastery is another historical site we take you to visit. Explore its cloisters, chapels, and museum, which houses a collection of religious art and artifacts dating back from centuries ago.Our next stop after the center of the city is the Mirabella - strategically perched fortress settled on a hill overlooking the town, offering panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea and the surrounding countryside which rulers of Omiš constructed as a bastion of strength and protection from the pirates.After wandering through the city, it is time for some free time to take a refreshing swim on the beautiful beach (Punta) or to perhaps climb the Fortica fortress.The last stop of the day will be a visit to the Family Agricultural Business in the nearby small village Tugare to a workshop and tasting of traditional Poljički soparnik. Halfway through, we will make a quick stop in “Gata” to see the statue and hear the story of Mila Gojsalić - legendary figure from Croatian history known as the girl who chose to leap from a cliff into the Cetina River rather than surrender to the Ottomans.
Join us on a tour with a comfortable and safe speed boat, enjoy the wonders of the Croatian coast and make memories for a lifetime. We will take you to some of the most beautiful places starting with a Blue Cave, known for its mesmerizing blue color. After the magic of the cave we are stopping in Stiniva cove - the best European beach of 2016 and in a Blue lagoon of Budikovac island often described as a piece of paradise and known as a perfect place for snorkeling. All the swimming and sunbathing will, for sure, make you hungry and that's why lunch break in worldwide known Hvar town is the perfect choice before last swim stop on Pakleni Islands. Our tour lasts for about 11 hours and it is the one you’ll never forget. Join us in making memories!
Join a day tour from Split to Plitvice Lakes, one of the most spectacular tourist destinations in Croatia. Enjoy dramatic scenery and cascading waterfalls, which have been placed on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage sites. Come with us on the tour and avoid long entrance queues in the summer months.Depart from Split in the morning and enjoy a scenic 3-hour drive through the beautiful Croatian countryside to the Plitvice Lakes National Park. Treat yourself to a morning coffee along the way. Plitvice tour from Split includes an expert tour guide who will walk you through the ancient woodlands of the national park, along a path crossing the upper lakes. A boat trip goes to the lower lakes to experience the majesty of the 78-meter-high Plitvice waterfalls.This tour is something you have to see but also feel with the smiles and doses of humor from our guides which gives the trip a personal touch and will give you long-lasting memories.
In case you have wondered what are the top things to do in Split, a Split walking tour is definitely one of them! Your professional, highly qualified local guide will ensure you see the city's most significant sites, along with a few local secrets on your private Split tour. Choose walking tour departure time and don't miss a chance to see Split from a different perspective! Our agency is situated right in front of the Diocletian’s palace so it is the meeting point and the beginning of the tour. At the beginning of the tour, our guide will tell you some general history facts and then pass through the Golden Gate and enter the Palace. The Palace will make you feel like you entered a maze thanks to the small and narrow alleys. They were built that way to shield the local people from the strong wind called Bura, which blows here during the winter months. Approach the magnificent Peristil - the central square of the Palace where the emperor Diocletian would show himself to his people at noon every day. Peristyle is closely watched over by a 3500 old and perfectly preserved sphinx. Owing to its unique beauty and unusual acoustics, Peristil became the ideal theater scenery, perfect for opera classics, but also the stage where abundant urban life continues today. Next to Peristil, there is the church dedicated to the Exaltation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, known locally as the Saint Domnius (Sveti Dujam), a symbol of Split. The Cathedral of Saint Domnius, consecrated at the turn of the 7th century AD, is regarded as the oldest Catholic cathedral in the world that remains in use in its original structure. In the western part of Diocletian's Palace, near the Peristilyou will have a chance to see Jupiter's temple. It was constructed between 295 and 305 as part of Diocletian's Palace and was dedicated to the supreme Roman god and Diocletian's "divine father", Jupiter. Walk through the Diocletian’s cellars that once held up the private apartments of the Emperor and represent one of the best-preserved ancient complexes of their kind in the world and find yourself on the main promenade and the modern center of the city - Riva. Explore hundreds of years of Split history on foot on this private walking tour and learn more about Split’s rich architectural history. Let our professional and licensed local guide make you feel, think and enjoy our Town like local.
During your stay in Split, it would be a shame not to visit our beautiful neighboring country that has a lot to offer. Since it is not that far away from Split you can organize some free time for one day to do some exploring. We offer our help to make your life easier and give you the opportunity to explore as much as you can in the given time. Our friendly guide will welcome you there and embark on this beautiful adventure with you. The drive lasts for a bit more than 2 hours.Firstly you will go through Počitelj, a charming Bosnian village that used to be an Ottoman city. A breathtaking style of architecture on a steep cliff really captivates you. You can still feel a strong oriental culture since the city had been under siege for over 450 years. A rare fusion of the oriental East and the medieval West in Europe attracts the views of all the passers-by. The tower that still guards the narrow passage nearby the Neretva River, on its way from the sea to the interior, had already been a 550-year-old historical guard of this area and people. The famous city mosque that had once been destroyed was afterwards restored to its old glory.After Počitelj, we go to the highlight of the tour and the jewel of Hercegovina, the town of Mostar. It is the most important town in the Herzegovina region, because it is considered to be its cultural and economic capital. There you will be greeted by a local English-speaking guide who will take you on an hour-long tour of the town. You will have an opportunity to hear about the rich history of the town, see the Old Bridge (which is on the list of the protected cultural heritage sites of UNESCO since 2005 together with the old town) dating back to the 16th century. The architecture of the place represents a symbol of tolerance: a shared life between Muslims, Christians, and Jews. The bridge combines the two religiously divided parts of the town, the Christian and Muslim. After the tour, you will have two and a half hours of free time. You can get lost in the famous bazaar and see the heritage of the oriental culture while buying something to remember this day by. You will see The Turkish house (Kajtaz) and Koskin-Mehmed Pasha’s Mosque. If you are a history buff, you can visit the Museum Of Crimes Against Humanity And Genocide 1992-1995 to learn about the dark side of its history.The last stop on our tour will be the wonderful Kravica waterfalls or Medjugorje sanctuary. For the Park of nature Kravice, you have an hour and a half. Its most famous cascade is called Kravica waterfall and is protected by the state as a natural rarity. The best part about it is that you can find the necessary refreshments there during those hot summer months. It is called “The Oasis in the stone”.