Things to do in

Solin

Start your 9-hour adventure by arriving at the promenade in Split. Hop aboard your comfortable sightseeing cruise vessel and embark on your island-hopping journey. Kick-off the day with a delicious breakfast and welcome drink to get yourself settled in. Head to your first island for the day, Šolta. Marvel at the natural beauty of this island and admire the Nečujam shipwreck. Hop in the water and swim through the abandoned vessel for a truly unique aquatic experience. Continue to the Blue Lagoon on Drvenik Island. Brace yourself as you behold crystal-clear, blue waters the likes one seldom gets to experience. Savour a delicious lunch that you can choose from the daily menu, prepared by the local staff. Enjoy your final stop at the beach bar ‘Borko’ on Čiovo island. Sip on delicious beverages as you admire the breathtaking cove situated on a gorgeous beach. Finish your jam-packed day with a cruise back to Split.

Get your ticket to the best of Dalmatia with our 48-hour pass! This is your golden key to hop on and off three awesome bus tours – each with its own color and special spots. Plus, you get to join a cool walking tour in Split with a friendly guide. Nature Tour (Green Line): Hop on the Green bus to see beautiful nature, learn about olives in a fun village, and visit a cool fortress where they filmed a famous TV show. Roman Ruins Tour (Blue Line): Jump on the Blue bus to explore ancient Roman ruins and feel like a time traveler in the old capital city. City Sights Tour (Red Line): Take the Red bus for a spin around the city’s best sights, from a stunning palace to a lush green park, and enjoy the sea breeze along the way. You won't miss a thing with our audio-guide in 8 languages, telling you all about the places you see. And there’s a local guide who speaks English, ready to make your tour extra special. So, grab your pass, pick your favorite color line, or try them all, and get ready for an adventure in Dalmatia that’s easy, fun, and unforgettable!

Enjoy a day trip from Split packed with discovery, opting for snacks or quick meals to maximize your experience. Journey through Dalmatia’s most significant historical sites, offering a profound understanding of its cultural heritage and natural beauty. Begin your exploration in the morning in the heart of Split. Meet your guide, ready to uncover the mysteries and marvels of Dalmatia. Lert the first chapter of your adventure unfold in Trogir, a UNESCO-protected island town famed for its intricate medieval architecture. As you wander through its labyrinthine streets, encounter the awe-inspiring Cathedral of St. Lawrence, a beacon of Romanesque-Gothic brilliance. Hear tales of past rulers and civilizations at the surrounding town square, enveloped by historic buildings. Just a short journey away, arrive in Salona, the cradle of ancient civilization and once the bustling capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia. Next, ascend to the strategic heights of Klis Fortress, a sentinel that has stood guard over Split and its surroundings for centuries. Learn about the history of the fortress, a testament to Dalmatian resilience and strategic military architecture. Take in breathtaking views stretching across the Adriatic Sea. Continue to the Hidden Dalmatia Visitor Center, shifting the focus to the region's lush landscapes and rich biodiversity. Through interactive exhibits, gain insights into the unique ecosystems, endemic species, and the conservation efforts that safeguard this natural heritage. Finally, head to Stella Croatica to delve into culinary traditions. Immerse yourself in the aromas and flavors that define Dalmatian cuisine. From olive oil tastings to the sweetness of locally grown figs, connect to the land and its bounty. Reflect on your journey in the tranquil setting of the estate's Mediterranean gardens.

Here’s a great tour combination for you, a Salona and Fortress of Klis Tour!  First, a car, van or a minibus will take you to the remains of the ancient Split suburbs, once known as Salona, where you will gaze upon the ruins of a once grand cultural hotspot. The town of Solin developed on the ancient ruins of Salona. In the late ancient times, Salona had great political and religious influence. Salona was founded after the Roman civil war under Julius Caesar and it was a striving town, three times bigger than Pompeii. Today, Solin is a beautiful town, popular with both locals and tourists. Afterwards, you will visit the Fortress of Klis, a fort with the best view of Split and the surrounding areas. The Fortress of Klis has a history of more than 2000 years, starting with the Illyrian tribe called Dalmatae that used it as a stronghold before it was occupied by the Romans. After the fall of the Roman Empire, the site became a seat for Croatian kings. The famous series Game Of Thrones was filmed there, so if you are a fan, this is a must!

A half-day trip to Trogir from Split takes you to a three spectacular places! Our first stop is Salona, the capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia, formed on the delta of the river Jadro. The first inhabitants were the Illyrian tribe Delmati in the 3rd century BC. During the reign of the Roman Empire, Salona became the vastest Roman city on the east coast of the Adriatic and had a population of 60,000. In the 7th century, the town was attacked by Avars and Slavs. Residents fled to a shelter on neighboring islands, leaving Salona to decay. The second stop of our day trip to Trogir from Split is the city of Kaštela. Kaštela is the common name for castles - fortifications built in the Kaštela Bay near Split in the 15th and 16th centuries. The castles served as the country houses of Renaissance aristocratic families. Seven settlements developed around these fortifications. Kaštela is famous for its wines, olive oil, fishing, and maritime tradition. We will visit the most famous Vitturi castle in Kaštel Lukšić. Our last locality is Trogir, the best-preserved Romanesque-Gothic city in Central Europe founded by the Greeks in the 3rd century BC. In Trogir, we will see the work of a great sculptor such as Nikola Florentinac (Ćipiko Palace), Majstor Radovan (Radovan's portal at the Cathedral of St. Lawrence) and many others.

Have you decided to choose Croatia as your vacation destination and are you arriving by plane at Split Airport? The first impression is very important and how your vacation will start depends on it. Experience the first moment relaxed, stress-free and safely arrive at your accommodation in the city of Split. **Why choose our transportation service?** Our professional drivers will meet you at the exit, so you don't have to look for your transport. We will help you with your luggage and guide you to the vehicle. Our drivers are experienced, friendly locals, and our vehicles are new, comfortable and safe. On the way to your accommodation, our driver is also your guide who will show you and explain all the sights of the area you have come to. We will take you to the door or to the nearest possible point of your accommodation. We look forward to working with you. Total Duration: 30 - 60 minutes After you sent us your flight code or ferry line, we will follow your departure time and wait you at airport with your name wiriten on the board on arrivals section. When your check-out is finished and we meet each other our driver will help you with your luggage and take you to the vehicle. On the way, we pass through the cities of Kaštela, Solin and finally arrive in Split at the location you want and bring you in front of your accommodation unit or to another desired location. Along the way, they will introduce you to the cities we pass through, explain the way of life, culture and gastronomic destinations and, of course, answer your questions.

Enjoy this amazing tour to the ancient city of Salona! A minibus will take you to Salona, the remains of the ancient Split suburbs, where you will gaze upon the ruins of a once grand cultural hotspot. The town of Solin developed on the ancient ruins of Salona. In the late ancient times, Salona had great political and religious influence. Salona was founded after the Roman civil war under Julius Caesar and it was a striving town, three times bigger than Pompeii.  Today, Solin is a beautiful town, popular with both locals and tourists.