Walking tour of Split

Delve into the best of Croatia by combining the rich history and impressive architecture of Split and Dubrovnik with the crystal-clear waters, relaxed atmosphere and incredible cuisine of two of the region's most beautiful islands, Hvar and Brac. Soak up a variety of unique and individually curated experiences while taking some time to explore on your own and find the gems that will take you off the beaten track, all while devouring first class cuisine and residing in beautiful hotels.

With some of the best sailing waters in the world, Croatia’s coastline and islands have something for everyone. From quaint fishing ports to bustling island towns, the stunning archipelago is best explored in the comfort of a luxury private yacht charter.

Hotel Lemongarden is a hidden gem of pure luxury and relaxation on the island of Brac. An adults-only property with ample space ensures peace and quiet for all guests, providing the ideal base from which to explore the Dalmatian islands.

A haven for culture-lovers, Judita Palace's architecture has Roman, Gothic and Renaissance influences. With a pretty internal courtyard and overlooking the main square, the hotel makes a great base from which to explore Split's fabulous old town.

Enjoy a private guided walking tour of the Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site home to some of Croatia's most beautiful natural scenery. Admire the spectacular colors of these tranquil lakes and dramatic waterfalls.

Explore the seven stunning waterfalls and lush forests of the Krka National Park with the option to continue hiking along the river to Skradin town.

Visit one of Croatia's most popular islands, Hvar, known for also being one of the country's sunniest spots. Explore the old town of Hvar with your private guide before discovering the island's interior and tasting locally produced wines.

Join your local host for an authentic Croatian culinary experience near Trogir and learn the art of food preparation Dalmatian-style.

Explore the historic old town of Split with your private guide. The original walls of Diocletian’s Palace are still visible today and the buildings inside are home to a fascinating mix of architecture including Roman, Gothic and Renaissance styles.