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If wind cancels your boat tour in Split, you still have plenty of great options. The Omiš zip line runs in almost any weather, quad tours follow sheltered inland trails, and places like Klis Fortress, Diocletian’s Cellars, museums, and konobas are always open. Windy days are common on the Adriatic, with the bura and jugo each having their own season. As a local agency, we often reschedule boat trips and have helped guests make the most of these days. Here’s how you can turn a canceled sea day into a trip highlight. First, know your enemy: bura vs. jugo Dalmatia has two main winds to know about. ...
The realistic way to spend 3 days in Split: palace and Marjan on day one, islands on day two, Krka waterfalls on day three, with costs, food stops and swaps.
Hvar, Brač, or Vis from Split in 2026? A local agency compares beaches, ferry times, crowds, prices, and vibe, and gives a clear verdict for every type of traveler
Getting from Split Airport (SPU) to the city center takes 30 to 45 minutes by road and costs between €3 and €50, depending on your choice. The airport is in Kaštela, about 24 km northwest of the old town. You have five main options : the official shuttle bus (€9), the local public bus (from around €3), a taxi from the rank (€35–50), Uber or Bolt (€25–40), or a pre-booked private transfer. There’s also a sixth option that most guides miss: arranging for a rental car to meet you at arrivals, so you don’t have to worry about transfers at all. As a family agency welcoming travelers here since 1999,...
Sandy Bačvice, pine-shaded Kašjuni, the rebuilt Žnjan promenade and the quiet bays a short drive away: where locals actually swim in and around Split.
The best active tours from Split in 2026: zip lining and canyoning on the Cetina, sea kayaking around Marjan, and quad & buggy rides in the hinterland - prices, difficulty, and how to choose.
Real 2026 car-hire costs in Split, the insurance and deposit fine print nobody reads, the truth about old-town parking, and an honest answer on whether you need a car at all.
What do you get with a private boat tour? If you were wondering, read our next blog post. A private boat tour from Split gives you your own speedboat , your own skipper, and a route designed just for your group, instead of following a set schedule. Trips leave from Split’s Riva, just a short walk from Diocletian's Palace. Most tours last 4 to 5 hours for a half day or 8 to 10 hours for a full day of island hopping. You'll always get a fixed quote before booking. The most popular routes include the Blue Lagoon, Hvar, Brač, Vis, and Šolta. We have wide range of boats Private vs group boat tour: whi...
Marjan is Split's pine-covered peninsula park: viewpoints over the old town, Kašjuni and Bene beaches, medieval cliff churches and trails ten minutes from the Riva.
The Split boat party is a five-hour cruise that starts at 3 p.m. from the Split waterfront. For €50 per person , you get welcome shots, a live DJ, a swim stop in the Blue Lagoon, and free nightclub entry—all packed into one lively event. The boat is the biggest party boat in Split , fitting over 300 guests, and it’s become one of the top choices for travelers under 35. Here’s what actually happens on board, what your €50 covers (and what it doesn’t), and who should probably skip it. Let’s dive in. The best location for party lovers - Party Boat in Split with live DJ How the Split boat party works,...
Krka or Plitvice from Split? A local agency's side-by-side comparison of distance, 2026 ticket prices, crowds, scenery and total cost, with a verdict for every traveller type.
The Blue Lagoon is a shallow turquoise bay at Krknjaši, near Trogir. Here's why the water glows, how to visit from Split, and which boat tour to pick.
