Split City Tour Excursion Reviews

St. Barth's, Gustavia - Our excursion was a trip around the Island on an ATV really a great and beautiful adventure, and we saw about 80% of the Island.

Provider: Regent Seven Seas Cruises

We did not get to visit the National Park, but we were in Oia, Trogir, Omis and got to see some lovely beaches. We also had a genuine Dalmation lunch of "peka" which takes hours to cook s we had to order it in advance. I really loved the little alleys and streets in Trogir. The line for the cable car on return was very long.

Provider: Independent Operator

Beautiful old town with a great promenade overlooking the bay.Guide quite knowledgeable.

Provider: Independent Operator

Scenic Dalmatia and Village life Best excursion I did: the views from the coach alone were worth the trip. Trogir was wonderful, and our guide was very knowledgeable, and the hill top village we stopped at for our light lunch was wonderful. Every picture I took was prettier than the last. I fell in love with Croatia on this tour and have told everyone since I have been back how lovely it was.

Provider: Norwegian Cruise Line

crowed and hot. Try to go early to avoid the crowds and the heat. Split was next and a nice surprise when we got off the boat we took the tour bus (about 20 Euro) it took us around Split which isn't very big and that lasted about 45 minutes and then we had a guide to walk us through the ruins which was very good, we enjoyed it there, not too many people. Some people went to the beach, there are a couple of beaches within walking distance.

Provider: Independent Operator

Split, Croatia, was our next port of call, and we booked shore excursion AT06, Dalmatian Coastline & Village Life. The Solstice docked at sea and the ship's lifeboats acted as tenders - this was handled efficiently and effectively. We met our tour guide at the dock in Split, where he ultimately brought us through Split as well as Trogir. The palace of Emperor Diocletian now essentially encapsulates the modern city of 'old' Split, the old and the new seamlessly meshing together. We especially enjoyed the smaller town of Trogir, a World Unesco Heritate Site. The Cathedral of St. Lawrence, with the klapa singers in the square, was very memorable. I had 'visions of Rick Steves' with the klapa singers - very enjoyable! Our guide then took us to Jurlinovi Dvori in Draga-Primosten for a full lunch - amazing! Authentic, delicious, very local! The pork chops there were the best ever! All of the dishes were served family style by the 'lady of the house'. Very lovely.

Provider: Celebrity Cruises