Walking tours of Diocletian's Palace, day trips to national parks, islands, Mostar and Montenegro, multiple day itineraries and private transfers. Tell us whether you're arriving on a cruise or planning a longer trip, and you'll hear back within 24 hours.
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Every tour is private and can be adapted. Several day trips can start with a highlights tour of Split, and tours can be combined to make the most of your day.
A walking tour of the 1,700-year-old palace: its untouched basements, the central Peristyle and Diocletian's mausoleum, today still used as a cathedral. Then out through the Golden Gate into the medieval Old Town, finishing on the Riva.
The whole walking tour of Diocletian's Palace, plus a longer walk through the medieval part of the city.
Walk the island town of Trogir, known as 'Little Venice', with its 13th-century cathedral and 16th-century Venetian fort, then return for a full walking tour of Split.
Salona was the most significant town in this part of the Roman Empire and the birthplace of Emperor Diocletian. See its walls, aqueduct, basilicas and amphitheater, then Trogir and Split.
Walk the wooden paths over the streams to the waterfalls, where there is a swimming area, and leave the park by river boat to Skradin. Back in Split for a full walking tour.
Town, fort and river canyon in one day. Views from Klis span the Split peninsula and the islands; the local roads follow the Cetina river down to the pirate town of Omiš.
Away from the coast to the karst Red and Blue Lakes and the limestone town of Imotski. Lunch can be at a family-run tavern in an old mill, where the traditional 'peka' roast is made in front of you.
Can be preceded by a highlights Split City Tour.
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A full day at the UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site, with commentary about the history and customs of the areas you drive through.
Can be a day trip from Split or part of a Split – Zagreb transfer.
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The Renaissance town of Šibenik and its UNESCO cathedral, then inland to Drniš, where a local maker shows how the prosciutto is made and you cut your own slice.
Can be preceded by a highlights Split City Tour.
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30 minutes inland: the Alka Knights Tournament, on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list, a 500-year-old water mill where you mold your own bread buns, and a spring you can drink from.
Can be preceded by a highlights Split City Tour.
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A 90-minute drive to Livno: a museum with a 3,600-year-old wooden sarcophagus, Ottoman-era upper town, the Duman river source, and a plateau where wild horses come down to graze.
Can be preceded by a highlights Split City Tour.
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Mostar's mix of Ottoman and Christian architecture, cobbled streets and the 16th-century Old Bridge over the Neretva, with the recent history explained on the way.
The pilgrimage site of Medjugorje can be added.
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Ferry to Brač, the island whose white limestone went into the columns of the White House. Visit Škrip, the oldest village, then the seaside town of Bol.
Can be preceded by a highlights Split City Tour.
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A walking tour of Hvar town and the view from the Španjola fort, then a drive past lavender fields, vineyards and olive groves to seaside and inland villages.
Less than 90 minutes from Split, the Kravice Falls in Bosnia, then a family-run farm nearby where everything is homegrown and you see your meal prepared.
From the Pile gate over the drawbridge and down Stradun. Optional visits: the Franciscan monastery with one of the three oldest pharmacies in Europe, the Dominican monastery, the Rector's Palace and the Synagogue.
The seaside town of Cavtat, founded by the Greeks as Epidaurus, then up Srđ hill for a bird's-eye view before the walking tour of Dubrovnik's Old Town.
Boat to Korčula, the birthplace of Marco Polo, wine tasting at a family winery on Pelješac, then Ston with its 16th-century walls, salt flats and oysters.
Around the Bay of Kotor, with an optional boat from Perast to Our Lady of the Rocks, a walking tour of Kotor with a licensed local guide, then the Venetian walled town of Budva.
The boat ride to the monastery is 6 euros per person.
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Send an inquiryRated 5.0 of 5 from 668 reviews on Tripadvisor: 664 Excellent, 4 Good. Checked on 15 September 2026.
It felt like traveling with a knowledgeable local friend rather than a tour company.The tour guide even kept the attention of the 6 kids in our party!We were a group of 9 pax, including one elderly, and he made sure everyone was well taken care ofI opted for a driver because I wanted us to enjoy the views along the Jadranska Magistrala. It was money well spentExcerpts from reviews on Tripadvisor.
We had no problem meeting Ante at the port, and his car was spotless.It cost us a little more than joining one of the standard tours but we all thought it was money well-spentA proposed itinerary from Zagreb through Plitvice National Park to Split and Dubrovnik, with day trips to Bosnia and Montenegro. It can easily be done in reverse, and some tours can be combined to make the most of each day.
Extra nights in Split are worth it: there's plenty to see, and it's a good base for the islands, the hinterland and the national parks.
Main square, cathedral, Dolac market and the upper town.
A 13th-century castle museum on four levels, then baroque Varaždin, once the Croatian capital.
Free time in the park; a local licensed park guide can be arranged.
Close to Mostar a family-run farm to table place caters for vegetarians.
The price is 280 euros and includes transport and guided walking tour of Kotor.
English speaking drivers take you to your destination around Croatia and beyond. All transfers are private and adapt to your requests. Vehicles are air-conditioned, have ample luggage space and carry public liability insurance.
Ante is a licensed tour guide and operator, and the owner of Private Guides in Croatia. He grew up in Sydney, Australia, so English is his native language, and he graduated in English Language & Literature. He has lived in Split since 1991 and has been guiding since 2000.
Over the years he has shown Croatia to former Israeli President Shimon Peres, CNN reporter Christiane Amanpour, US Senator Mark Begich and Rick Steves. He works with tour operators A&K, The Wayfarers and ROW Adventures, and with VIP clients for the Croatian Tourist Board.
Expect the history, culture and customs, the local trivia, and plenty of time for the local food.
Tours are not priced per person. Send the tour, date and number of adults and children, and you get a quote for your whole group. Entrance fees and meals are not included; on tours with a drive, air-conditioned transport and tolls are.
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Yes. Tours can be combined to make the most of the day, several day trips can start with a highlights tour of Split, Medjugorje can be added to Mostar, and multiple day itineraries are put together around what you want to see.
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