Enjoy a full-day transfer between Split and Zagreb with a stop at the stunning Plitvice Lakes. Embark on a fascinating and diverse journey, combining historical and natural attractions. Plitvice Lakes National Park is a must-see destination for nature lovers, with its impressive waterfalls, lakes, and diverse flora and fauna. During your transfer, visit one of Europe&#39;s most beautiful parks. Take a journey through the 16 lakes that make up Plitvice Lakes National Park, all protected by UNESCO. Along the way, pass incredible travertine waterfalls, natural green forests, and breathtaking landscapes. Take advantage of your time with us to take a relaxing stroll or take stunning photos of the landscape. Explore the park on foot, discovering the secrets of the military complex and the National Park. Then, relax and rest your legs on the comfortable bus that will take you to Zagreb. ? Notes: We recommend wearing comfortable shoes, as there will be a lot of walking on uneven surfaces, and bringing a bottle of water. The tour operates in all weather conditions; please dress appropriately. Please check your email the day before the tour starts for additional information. The tour may undergo minor changes in the schedule due to weather conditions or some events at the location or road during the period.

Group transfer from Split to Zagreb with stop at Plitvice Lakes with entrance ticket included

Split

Enjoy a day of adrenaline on the Cetina River in Omis

Cetina River: Rafting & Cliff Jumping

Enjoy speed boat tour to Skradin and visit beautiful Krka National Park

Krka National Park by Speed Boat

Island-hop through beautiful Kornati National Park by speed boat

Kornati by Speed Boat

Meet your captain and group at our Gray Line office on Riva, the city&#39;s promenade. Our office is near the waterfront entrance to Diocletian&#39;s Palace (Bronze Gate). The easiest way to spend a full day sailing and exploring the islands of Central Dalmatia is to join us on this tour. Board our speedboat to start the day with an exciting 90-minute tour to the UNESCO-protected Vis Archipelago. Its main highlight, the famous BLUE CAVE on Biševo Island, is our first stop. Once we arrive and get your tickets, you&#39;ll hop into a small fisherman&#39;s seat, and your local captain/guide will take you inside the cave. WOW! Photos don&#39;t do justice to a place like this. Filters aren&#39;t necessary for this play of light and reflection, as the sun&#39;s rays bounce off the white sand, creating an intense blue hue, making your photos and videos almost unreal. Keep this memory as we cruise around Vis Island to our swimming spots. STINIVA BAY is our next stop. What a place, what a beach! Jump into the crystal-clear sea and soak up some vitamin D on the beach while admiring the impressive cliffs in the background. Afterwards, we continued to the area near the BLUE LAGOON, near Budikovac Island. Time to snorkel, perhaps? Grab our gear. The turquoise water and white sand bottom are perfect for underwater photos and selfies. We head to the Hvar Island area for the second part of the day. Our first stop here is the PAKLINI ISLANDS. This beautiful chain of wooden islands offers perfect spots for swimming or lunch. Follow our crew&#39;s recommendation and try some Dalmatian specialties. Last but not least, we stop in Hvar Town. Admire the cultural attractions and visit the Fortica fortress for a perfect photo of what we call &#39;Croatia&#39; in St. Tropez. We ended our tour in the late afternoon with a boat trip from Hvar back to Split. Notes: What to bring: Swimsuits, towels, sunscreen, a hat, snacks, and sportswear are recommended.

Blue Caves, Vis and Hvar Small Group Tour

Set sail from Split for a relaxing day on the water. Soak in the beautiful Dalmatian sun and the fresh breeze of the Adriatic Sea with local flavors onboard. Enjoy a warm welcome from the crew and settle on the boatâ&euro;&apos;cruise between beautiful beaches and bays. Enjoy the beautiful Dalmatian sun and fresh air on the Adriatic Sea with local flavors and summer vibes on board our ship. Stop at your first destination in Ne&Auml;ujam Bay (Shipwreck), where you can swim and snorkel. Enjoy plenty of time to have lunch on board and afterward. Visit your second destination, the Dalmatian village of Maslinica on the "Green Island" of &Aring; olta. Swim and snorkel in the waters, relax on the beach, have a coffee or ice cream, or walk around this small village. Then, take a trip to Drvenik (Blue Lagoon) for your final stop. Head to the east side of Veli Drvenik Island to Blue Lagoon. Greet the turquoise sea and sandy beaches. Have lunch on board. Then, jump into the crystal-clear waters for a refreshing swim or sunbathe. Take the advantage of exclusive access to the private beach for Gray Line guests. Keep our eyes wide open to spot dolphins during the boat ride. Enjoy the south side of &Auml;&OElig;iovo Island while cruising back to Split. Notas: *Almoço às 13h: hambúrguer de carne, atum ou vegetariano com batata frita. *Bebidas: vinho a partir das 13h, suco e água ilimitados durante todo o dia *Equipamento de mergulho (é necessário depósito de 10&euro; no dia) *Recomenda-se trajes de banho, toalhas e roupas esportivas, protetor solar e chapéu de sol. *Sujeito a condições climáticas favoráveis.

Blue Lagoon, Shipwreck, and Solta Cruise with Lunch and Unlimited Drinks from Split

Take a day out of the city and enjoy the beauty of Krka National Park at your own pace. We are your service to this place of exceptional natural value. Simple, intelligent, and precise. From Split or Trogir, on an air-conditioned bus with a guide with all the tips and tricks you need, you&#39;ll have a relaxing day outdoors around lakes and waterfalls. We&#39;ll buy you tickets (Lozovac Entrance) so you don&#39;t have to wait in line, and then, at the start of the tour, your guide will provide you with information and instructions so you can make the most of it. A well-organized network of visitor trails leads directly to a small cluster of authentically renovated stone houses—workshops, exhibitions, and watermills that demonstrate all the necessities of sustainable village life centuries ago. Continue exploring the area on your own, discovering your way through the waters of the enchanting Krka River and stopping every now and then to read the educational maps with interesting information about the plant and animal species that call this place home. Take a deep breath, relax in the shade of the tall trees, sit by the refreshing river, and slowly absorb all the beauty that surrounds you. Use your time in the park to wander around the area, exploring every nook and cranny and taking advantage of every perfect photo opportunity. A total of 5 hours in the park across two locations. Stroll and explore for two hours and 30 minutes at the first location, Skradinski Buk. Our guide will be waiting for you at the agreed time, just outside the boat dock. A fantastic boat ride through the Krka River Gorge takes us to the town of Skradin, still within the national park. Again, very simple. 2.5 hours to relax, unwind, swim in the Krka River, or enjoy the scenery. Upon request, we can take you to a local family-run agritourism establishment, just 10 minutes away, for a delicious lunch (a cold cuts platter—prosciutto, olives, and cheese) or a wine tasting. The decision is yours! Notes: Please prepare your voucher (digital or printed copy) and money for the entrance fee to NP Krka and present it to the office staff. - It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes for walking - Transfer times are approximate. The exact duration will depend on the time of day and traffic conditions.

Krka Waterfalls Day Trip from Split or Trogir

After meeting your guide, set off on your journey from Split. Sit back and relax as you enjoy a pleasant 3.5-hour drive through the Dalmatian countryside and the Lika region until you reach your destination for the day—Plitvice Lakes National Park. Plitvice Lakes National Park, an area of ​​exceptional beauty, has been protected since 1979. It boasts 16 emerald-turquoise lakes connected by a stunning waterfall system. These beautiful waters are surrounded by lush green forests and breathtaking scenery. The park is also home to a variety of animal and plant species, making it even more precious. Along the way, you&#39;ll find spots with absolutely phenomenal panoramic views, making it a fantastic spot for some vacation photos. Your guide will help you purchase your tickets and tell you when and where to meet after your free time in the park. Use your free time in the park for a pleasant leisurely stroll. Explore the park on foot, discover its secrets, and make your way from the lower lakes to the upper lakes. He will return to Split in the early evening, full of wonderful memories and well rested from the hustle and bustle of city life. Notes: *Comfortable walking shoes, sportswear, snacks and food are recommended. *Entrance ticket to Plitvice National Park: -April, May and April-October: *Adult: $22, *Student: $13.5, *Children (7-18) $6, Children under 7: Free -June-September: *Adult: $33, *Student: $26.5, *Children (7-18) $13.5, Children under 7: Free -The ticket price is per person, payable only in cash at the meeting point. Check-in time is 30 minutes before departure. Please prepare a voucher (digital or printed copy) and cash for the Plitvice National Park entrance fee and present it to the office staff. Refunds will not be issued if the tour/activity is missed due to late arrival or no arrival.

Plitvice Lakes Group Tour

A walking tour is perhaps the best way to explore the city, especially if it&#39;s your first time in the area. This walking tour covers Diocletian&#39;s Palace and the Historic Complex, both listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The tour lasts two hours and is accompanied by a professional guide who will introduce you to the history and legends of this city that became the center of Dalmatia. Travel back in time to the ancient Roman Empire as you stroll through the streets and squares of Diocletian&#39;s Palace. Later, continue your tour by observing how the Palace was slowly transformed into a Romanesque, Renaissance, and Baroque city. If you want your wishes to come true, wait until the end of the tour. You&#39;ll visit the statue that is the symbol of Split, and legend has it that whoever rubs its toe and makes a wish will have it come true. Your guide will give you tips on what to do and where to go while in Split. The price does not include entrance to churches and museums. However, you can purchase these tickets on site, and our guide will take you inside each monument you decide to visit. After the walking tour, your guide will drop you off where time began, or you can choose to stay at your favorite spot in the city and admire the surroundings. Notes: Get your cameras ready!

Small-Group Walking Tour of Split&#39;s Old Town

Have you ever dreamed of seeing some of the famous Game of Thrones filming locations? Take advantage of this unique opportunity to visit these places and see what they&#39;re like. If you&#39;re a Game of Thrones fan, this is a great tour! On this fun tour, you&#39;ll learn about Split&#39;s natural history with a particular focus on the exact locations where the famous series was filmed. This GoT walking tour covers Split&#39;s city center, Diocletian&#39;s Cellars, the Golden Gate, Vestibul, and more. An experienced local guide, also a true fan of the series, will lead you through the streets of Split, showing you where different scenes were filmed. You&#39;ll stroll through the cellars where, in season four, the Meereenese slaves lived and walk the streets where they ran. You&#39;ll see where Daenerys kept her dragons in season five, enter the corridor where the Sons of the Harpy waited for the Unsullied, and walk the streets where the Unsullied Army patrolled. Notes: Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Not recommended for wheelchair users.

Split: Game of Thrones Tour with Diocletian&#39;s Cellar

Hop aboard our speedboat for a perfect half-day summer getaway. Slow down your vacation pace while still exploring the area. This might be the perfect trip for you. We&#39;ll show you these three locations near Split (30 minutes by boat). So close, yet so untouched. Our first stop is the Blue Lagoon. This beautiful shallow bay is located on the southeast side of Drvenik Island and, together with the two surrounding islets, forms a perfectly protected lagoon. Nature presents a place named for its seabed made of crushed seashells mixed with sand, producing mesmerizing blue and turquoise colors in the sunlight—sunbathing, swimming, and snorkeling. A fitting place to relive the Dalmatian &#39;Pomalo&#39; lifestyle (relax and enjoy life). Afterwards, we continued to the charming Necujam Bay for some more activities around the famous shipwreck, exploring the surrounding areas or simply diving into the crystal clear waters and taking a deep breath to enjoy the place you are. And last but not least, Trogir. Little Venice, as we call it. We have the surrounding canals, and it&#39;s indeed sinking, but it&#39;s been there since the Greeks colonized our coast 2,400 years ago. UNESCO has protected it since 1997. This charming little island with its old town is a perfect story to end our day together—so much history in one place. We ended the day with a boat trip back to Split. Notes: Not recommended for: Pregnant women Wheelchair user People with mobility difficulties Children under three years of age What to bring: Swimsuits, towels, sunscreen, a hat, snacks, and sportswear are recommended.

Split: Blue Lagoon, Shipwreck, and Trogir Island Half-Day Snorkeling Tour

This exciting journey will take you to Dubrovnik and its fortified Old Town, undoubtedly one of the most visited and photographed destinations in Europe. You&#39;ll begin your tour on a comfortable, air-conditioned bus, so sit back, relax, and enjoy the stunning views of the Mediterranean landscape. As previously arranged with the driver, you can stop to stretch your legs and take fantastic photos. Upon arrival in Dubrovnik, one of the most important tourist destinations in the Mediterranean, you&#39;ll meet your local guide and begin a 1.5-hour walking tour through the narrow streets of Dubrovnik&#39;s Old Town. Explore this fantastic UNESCO World Heritage site and learn all about its history and monuments. Dubrovnik is famous for its incredible Renaissance and Baroque architecture, red-brick roofs, and two-kilometer-long walls that have successfully withstood attacks from various enemies over the centuries. Explore the Old Town&#39;s central street, Stradun, the Franciscan Monastery (with one of the oldest pharmacies in the world), the Renaissance Rector&#39;s Palace, the city walls, Lovrjenac Fortress, and many picturesque squares and churches. After your walking tour with a professional local guide, you&#39;ll have plenty of time to explore Dubrovnik on your own. Make the most of your free time and stop at one of the local restaurants to enjoy delicious traditional food. It&#39;s a good idea to take the cable car to the top of Mount Srd and enjoy the stunning views of Dubrovnik and its surroundings. You can also head to the local beach for a quick swim, buy tickets to the City Walls, and admire the city from a completely different perspective. Since you have approximately four hours of free time, plan your activities before your trip, as it&#39;s impossible to do everything listed above. After a perfectly spent day in Dubrovnik, you&#39;ll reboard the bus and begin your journey back northwest, following the Adriatic coast. We&#39;ll pass through the villages of Oračac, Trsteno, Salona, ​​and the Elafiti Islands until we reach Ston, where you&#39;ll have the opportunity to taste our famous fresh oysters. A perfect break before returning to Split. Notes: All participants are required to provide their passport name, number, expiration date, and country at the time of booking. A valid passport is required on the day of travel and must be presented to office staff. -Transfer times are approximate. The exact duration will depend on the time of day and traffic conditions. -This tour requires a minimum of 8 people. -Babies sit on laps. -Swimwear, comfortable clothing and footwear are recommended for your tour. Refunds will not be issued in case of delay or non-arrival.

From Split: Dubrovnik Guided Group Tour with Ston Oyster Tasting

If you have a few days in the Split and Trogir area, this might be the trip you&#39;re looking for. Krka National Park is one of two Croatian National Parks containing lakes and waterfalls. We&#39;ll take you to two sites of outstanding natural value within the National Park, with a boat trip through the river canyon included. But let&#39;s start with the plan. We&#39;ll meet in Split or Trogir and take a 1.5-hour drive to the Lozovac entrance, as this is the best place to start the 2-km hike around the Skradinski Buk waterfall (a relaxing downhill walk as the views increase). Pass by the old watermill system while our guide explains some of the history and traditions of this area. Then continue this fantastic walk along the wooden path with small lakes and waterfalls throughout. This is truly one of the most preserved ecosystems in Croatia. After two and a half hours in Skradinski Buk, we continue our journey with a boat ride through the river canyon to our second location within the National Park, the lovely little town of Skradin. At this lower point of the creek, we can cool off during hot summer days with a nice dip in the Krka River. And last but not least, a special treat for those who enjoy excellent local food and wine. Just a 10-minute drive from our swimming spot, we have a small village called Plastovo, known for some beautiful local family-run food and wine stops. We&#39;ll do a wine tasting (included), learn about its production and history, and, if you choose, sample some of the local specialties the family offers. The summary would be: A total of 5 hours within Krka National Park at two locations with exceptional views and landscapes, a boat trip, swimming in the Krka River, and an additional visit to a local family-run food and wine tavern (agritourism). A relaxing day out of the city that everyone will enjoy. We ended the day by returning to Trogir and Split via highway. Check out the itinerary! ? Notes:

Krka National Park Tour with Local Guide and Wine Tasting from Split

A scenic route across the border takes you through some picturesque villages in rural Bosnia and Herzegovina as you approach the charming little town of Po?itelj. This small medieval town was built on a rocky cliff on the Neretva River and offers an excellent overview of the Ottoman Empire and the influence of Eastern culture on the small town in this area. Po?itelj is a blend of Eastern and Mediterranean building styles that give it a unique dimension. Po?itelj was first mentioned in writing in 1444 as the parish seat. The art colony, containing approximately 2,000 works of art, is continuously on display in the gallery. The most impressive building is the Hadji-Alijina Mosque, dating from the first half of the 16th century, which dominates the city. After a brief tour, try Turkish coffee prepared according to the original recipe. Later, take a short trip to Mostar—a city of the past, a nexus between the Western world and exotic Eastern culture. Explore the city with a local guide and hear all the mesmerizing historical anecdotes. You&#39;ll be mesmerized by the sight of the famous Stari Most (Old Bridge)—a majestic stone arch above the Neretva River, connecting two medieval towers and giving the city a widely recognizable visual identity. Here, you can witness a beautiful spectacle put on especially for the city&#39;s visitors—young locals show off their daring acrobatics, throwing themselves from the twenty-meter-high Old Bridge into the icy waters of the Neretva River. Mind you, no one can perform these acrobatic tricks! There&#39;s an exclusive intensive course you must pay for and attend before anyone will let you jump into the river from that height. So relax and enjoy while the professionals do it to their best! Cross the bridge to explore the Ottoman Quarter, which was beautifully restored after the war in the 1990s. Check out the Old Bazaar and Mosque, then explore the city on your own after a walking tour with a local guide. This city will inspire you with its oriental streets and buildings, friendly people, delicious food, and a distinct café culture that may remind you of Turkey. So make the most of your free time here in Mostar by sitting back and relaxing in one of the terraces, trying traditional food, or exploring the vast array of souvenir shops to take home some unique, oriental-inspired souvenirs. The return trip to Split takes you through the rocky landscapes of Herzegovina to the fantastic natural wonder known as Kravica Waterfall, where you can enjoy the incredible views and perhaps even jump into the refreshing river waters to cool off. The Kravica Waterfalls are one of the most beautiful natural sites in the Herzegovina region of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The area boasts vegetation with chaste trees, poplars, and figs. This is a perfect spot to enjoy untouched nature, even though it&#39;s protected by the government. After arriving in Split or Trogir, you will be dropped off at the same location where you were picked up in the morning. ? Notes: We recommend wearing sportswear and comfortable shoes. Don&#39;t forget your swimsuit if you plan to swim in Kravica. Check the temperature in Mostar before your trip and dress appropriately. Don&#39;t forget your camera! You must confirm and obtain any visa requirements before crossing the border. All visa requirements are the sole responsibility of the traveler.

Transferts Exécutifs et Services de Transport à Split

Group transfer from Split to Zagreb with stop at Plitvice Lakes with entrance ticket included

Attractions à Split