Excursion program 2016-02-16T15:58:08+00:00

Population: 380.000

Mother tongue: Hrvatski

Other language: Engleski

Time (GMT +/-): + 1 hour

Currency: Croatian kuna (HRK)

Banks’ working hours: 08.00 – 20.00

Credit Cards: all accepted




Short, 5 minutes walk from the port shall lead you to old city core, situated within the walls of Diocletian Palace, renowned monument of ancient culture, recognised by UNESCO as „World heritage site“. The Palace is unique since it is the only structure from the period of Ancient Rome, which is still allowed for residential use. The Palace is surprisingly well preserved, probably because it had been used for centuries as the residence. The Palace still hides the places which are not yet revealed.





Salona is old Roman town, 20 km away from Split, established 2 000 years ago in the bay of Jadro river. Small Illyrian-Dalmatian port, where the Illyrians traded with the Greeks attracted large number of Romans. By the end of the 3rd century Salona had 6000 inhabitants. Avars and Slavs destroyed Salona in the year 614. The citizens who managed to survive found the shelter at the neighbouring island and in Diocletian Palace, thus starting the life of new, modern Split. The ruins of ancient Salona are only partly explored, and all that has been researched proves the importance and size of this town in the ancient times.





Trogir, one of the oldest towns at the east coast of the Adriatic Sea is situated 20 km west from Split. Its historical centre is settled at small islet, inhabited already since the pre-history, hidden in the channel between the shore and island Čiovo. That’s why Trogir is often named “Little Venice”. Another name, often referred to is „City Museum“, due to its history which dates back all to pre-historic times, rich with long-time cultural monuments. In 1977 UNESCO entered it in the register of “World Cultural Heritage”.





The Fortress of Klis is only 15 km away from Split. Once it had important defence role. Illyrian tribes, Dalmatians, settled in this area 2 centuries B.C. The most turbulent historical time for Klis was in the early 16th century during the intensive Ottoman assaults to Croatian territories, when for long 25 years the Klis Fortress resisted Ottoman attacks and sieges. However, in 1537 the Ottoman forces managed to conquer Klis, and the following 111 years, Jadro river was the border between Ottoman Klis and Venetian Split. Only in 1648, Venetian army supported by local population, after dramatic battle, liberated Klis from Ottoman conquest.




Situated in the magnificent National Park Krka, 80 km distant from Split, waterfalls fall across 17 natural barriers. This continuous game of sun and water creates fascinating views. You have a lot of time available to explore or photograph marvellous natural environment.





Rafting is one of the most exciting ways to experience river streams and enjoy the breathtaking nature. The adventure starts at the coasts of Cetina river beneath Biokovo mountain, with provision of short instructions on canoeing down the streams to Radmanove mlinice, where we leave raft and can enjoy swimming in clean mountain river or walk around the forest.
The area around Cetina river is rich with local cellars and taverns, offering you the taste of all typical Dalmatian meals, with unavoidable bread prepared traditionally under baking lid.