Experience the two most popular Split tours and save!
This is an ideal combination for everyone visiting Split, even if you only have one day.
Start your day by meeting our tour guides and your group and heading directly to Krka National Park. Within only one hour driving from Split, you’ll be in Skradin and your tour escort will buy you a ticket and you’re off to start exploring. Relax while the panoramic boat is taking you directly to Skradinski Buk. Walk along the network of paths and wooden bridges to discover hundreds of years old water mills and stone houses now transformed into small museums. This marvelous National Park is named after the Krka river which is a natural karstic phenomenon and with its many natural barriers became the most beautiful blue line of Dalmatian hinterland.
Upon your return to Split in the late afternoon you’ll be just on time to take our 18:00 Split Walking Tour and explore 1,700 years of history within the walls of the UNESCO-listed historical complex Diocletian’s Palace and then moving towards others, yet nothing less admirable sites and things to see in Split, such as the City Clock, Riva, People’s Square, etc. You can be sure of the exceptional knowledge and fluent English of the guides. Tours are guided by professional, highly qualified local guides with a real passion for touring Croatia and discovering all of its beauty.
If you have more than one day in Split, you can combine tours however it suits you – Krka Tour on Monday and Walking Tour on Wednesday, it is all up to you!
Golden Gate (north entrance to the Diocletian’s Palace) – look for the blue umbrella (google maps)
Escape the city crowd for one day and take a trip to Krka National Park. Walking around wooden paths enjoying the sound of splashing waterfalls in the Park’s stunning scenery and even swimming beyond one of the biggest and the most beautiful Waterfalls in the area will make your day perfect!
In the two hours of Split Walking Tour explore hundreds of years of Split history. You will get to see Riva, City Hall, the Statue of Gregory of Nin, Peristil, St. Domnius Cathedral, Diocletian’s Palace, Vestibul, and more. You will also get to learn more about Split’s rich architectural history and get an introduction to some of its must-see art.
NOTE: at the time of the booking, please, do note us what is your preferred Split Walking Tour date and time 🙂
