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Trogir and Split
Sitting at opposite ends of the Gulf of Kastela, Split and Trogir offer two contrasting visions of the past. First, you'll visit Split, the hub of the Dalmatian coast. It's teeming with places to see but the star of the show is the vast third century palace of Roman Emperor Diocletian. You'll have some time to explore at your own pace, before we make our way to Trogir. It's stacked with medieval palaces and churches, and a 12th century Romanesque-Gothic cathedral.
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Poljud Stadium Skywalk Adventure
Split boasts the most unusual – and exhilarating – stadium tour anywhere. And you can take your holiday to the next level with this rooftop experience. Get the lowdown on the stadium's classically inspired design as you make your way up to the skywalk for dramatic views over the bay to catch the sunset and to freefall over the track on a 70m rope swing – if you dare.
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Private Tour of Krka National Park & Waterfalls
On this private tour of Croatia's wildest natural treasures, you'll find that the great outdoors don't come any greater than Krka National Park. But before arriving, you'll visit Stella Croatica where you'll be able to taste some local delicacies. Once at the park, you'll have the day to stroll along the wooden waterside walkways, drop into an ethnic village to learn about old traditions and visit an historic water mill. The park's crowning glory is Skradinski Buk – a huge natural pool with 17 cascading waterfalls bursting through the trees. You can go for a dip in the fall's lower lakes or spot nightingales, herons, falcons, owls and more.
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Biokovo 4x4 Tour
Looming large over Makarska, the Biokovo mountain range is a sight to behold – and explore. Buckle up and enjoy a scenic 4x4 journey up above the Adriatic coast into the Biokovo mountain range. Along the way, stop to admire the monument of Galeb wings in Podgora and visit one of the oldest churches in Podbiokovlje. Then, you'll arrive at Biokovo Nature Park. And the beauty of travelling by 4x4 is that you can travel to the top of Sveti Jure, the highest peak, with ease. You'll then have a picnic at Pod Vošcem mountain lodge.
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Krka Waterfalls National Park Boat Ticket
Croatia's waterfall-splashed Krka National Park is the setting for this scenic boat tour. You'll cruise along the Dalmatian Coast by UNESCO-listed Šibenik, stop to taste the fresh mussels at sea farm, and visit the park's crowning glory, Skradinski Buk – a huge natural pool with 17 cascading waterfalls bursting through the trees.
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Kornati Islands & Telašćica Park Boat Ticket
Kornati National Park is made up of almost 150 islands, 89 of which are uninhabited. Sail between these totally unspoilt isles that are a haven for fish, birds and other animals. Along the way, you'll have chances to go ashore and explore, eat a fresh fish lunch with local wine, and enjoy time to swim in a saltwater lake at Telašćica Nature Park.
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Croatia's Red & Blue Lakes Tour
Spend an afternoon exploring the mountain-framed landscapes and medieval villages of Croatia's stunning Imotski region. Surrounded by rich green pastures, we'll wind our way through typical villages towards the Red and Blue Lakes – a pair of impressive twin sinkholes formed by the collapse of an enormous cave. Learn the legend of the lakes and admire the epic scenery before continuing the tour. Next, we'll journey to the banks of the river Vrljika to take a look at the historic watermills and the Green Cathedral. Finally, we'll drop by a wine cellar for a good glass of local vino paired with a few favourite Croatian snacks.
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Zlatni Rat Beach Day
Fancy spending a day by the beach? Then you couldn't pick a better place to while away the hours than Zlatni Rat – Croatia's No.1 stretch of sand. For maximum tanning time, there's an early start from Supetar. Cross by boat to Brač Island, and we'll make a beeline for this seductive swathe of pebble-dashed powder-white sand that's Croatia's most popular beach. You've around eight-hours in this stunning spot to use as you choose. Spread out your towel and top up your tan, cool off with a swim in the Adriatic, or just sit back, relax and take it all in. And when you want to find some lunch, the upmarket port of Bol is just a short stroll away.
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Rafting Cetina River
Amazing landscapes and adrenaline-pumping adventure are the name of the game in this River Cetina excursion. We'll head to Omis – a pretty town at the mouth of a rocky gorge on the River Cetina. On arrival at the launching pad for the descent by raft, you'll be given a safety briefing and kitted out with equipment. Next, you'll take a seat in your raft, ready for a ride through the rocky canyon. Expect fast-moving rapids and calm currents as the raft skims and glides over the foamy water, before ending at Radman's Mills. Here, you can leave your rafts behind and jump into the river for a dip or explore the neighbouring forest.
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Split from Brac
The buzzing hub of the Dalmatian coast, Split is packed with shops, bars, restaurants and even a couple of cathedrals. It's the sort of place where you let your inner compass guide you – and it'll point you in the direction of the dazzling Diocletian's Palace – a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Departing from Bol, you'll cross Brac to the port of Supetar in the north of the island. Here, you'll hop onto a boat for the one-hour trip across the Brac Channel. Docking at Split port – it's the right in the heart of the old town – you'll have about five hours to explore the city at your own pace.The star of the show is the vast third century palace of Roman Emperor Diocletian, who built it as a retirement home, using marble from Brac. Today, it doubles as Split's old town – there are more than 200 buildings within it – and preserves so much of the original that it has been used to film Game of Thrones. Outside, you can take in the views with a coffee from the smart Riva promenade.
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Omiš and River Cetina Tour
If you're in search of postcard-perfect sights and homemade food, then this tour is just for you. We'll set off in pursuit of stunning Dalmatian scenery along Makarska Riviera, gradually winding our way over the mountains to Omis. Hop on a boat to trundle your way up River Cetina. Lunch at Radman Mills is our destination. This riverside restaurant is located in a centuries-old stone watermill. Tuck into a feast of local Balkan delicacies including meat and potatoes cooked under a traditional cast-iron bell. You'll finish the day wandering the fortresses and narrow streets – once walked by the notorious Omis pirates.
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From Split: Krka waterfalls tour with lunch and tickets
Book this small-group tour to Krka waterfalls from Split. Visit the National Park and have free time in the local village of Šibenik.
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