Split - heart of Dalmatia
Description
Leave Dubrovnik in the early morning, and travel by luxury, air-conditioned minivan or car to Split – roughly 2:30 hours north. Sit back and relax. Your itinerary is flexible and your driver will happily tailor it to your interests.
After arriving in Split, stretch your legs on a walking tour of the center. The coastal town's A-list attraction is Diocletian Palace – an incredible UNESCO World Heritage Site that nearly encompasses the town. Originally built as an ornate home for Emperor Diocletian, the palace became a city in its own right as more buildings were added to it throughout the ages. Visit old Roman town and find interesting historical places walking throught small streets. Feel dalmatian spirit.
Enjoy a break for lunch and then perhaps spend your afternoon either continuing sightseeing around town to learn more about Split's history, or perhaps checking out the city beaches. In the late or early afternoon return we'll go back to Dubrovnik.
Photo-gallery
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Dubrovnik panorama a sightseeing trip
Our tour begins with a sightseeing trip where we are going to stop in few brilliant places where You can take one of the best Dubrovnik pictures before we reach the hill overlooking the city.
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Konavle valley & Cavtat tour unique locations and a tranquil ambiance
On this tour we will take You to the most southern region of Croatia - Konavle. Konavle region covers an area from town Cavtat on the north-west, to the border with Montenegro on south-east.
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Pelješac wine tasting unique locations and a tranquil ambiance
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Island Korčula Marco Polo birthplace
The city of Korčula appears as a typical medieval Dalmatian town, with towers and defense red-roofed houses. They say that Marco Polo was born here (1254 - 1324), the wayward traveler to China, and Mongolia.
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Međugorje pilgrimages where Heaven touches the earth
Since 1981, Međugorje has become a popular site of religious pilgrimage due to reports of apparitions of the Virgin Mary to six local Catholics.
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Mostar where Heaven touches the earth
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Montenegro natural beauty & a rich history
Enjoy the drive along the Bay of Kotor, one of the most spectacular landscapes on the Mediterranean. After panoramic stop the tour continues to the town Kotor.
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Split hearth of Dalmatia
This coastal town's A-list attraction is Diocletian Palace – an incredible UNESCO World Heritage Site that nearly encompasses the town. Originally built as an ornate home for Emperor Diocletian, the palace became a city in its own right as more buildings were added to it throughout the ages.
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Hvar amazing views, history & culture
Our day day tour starts with transfer to Drvenik where we are going to catch ferry to Hvar. Hvar's Fortica castle, is the best place for the most amazing view of the entire city and island archipelago.
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Plitvice famous World Heritage site
The unity and harmony of the 16 lakes here and their rare natural and cultural value is not only famous throughout Croatia, but also worldwide; earning this remarkable national park a coveted place on UNESCO's list of World Heritage sites.