Day Tours

Skradinski Buk waterfall on the Krka River is a sight to behold! Photos courtesy Krka Tourism The 75-kilometer-long Krka River, piercing its way through the dry and thirsty karst region attracts many visitors with the unique beauty of its canyons and cascades, creating a carpet of moss, algae, and miraculous formations of travertine, falls, lakes, and green valleys. Come join […]

While in Dalmatia, a day tour to the Biokovo-Imotski Geopark is a MUST DO! An area of exceptional cultural heritage, rich in historical and natural values. So much to see and enjoy. A one-hour drive from Split through the Dalmatian ‘Zagora’ hinterland, passing through fields and vineyards, watermills, forts, churches, and small villages built hundreds of years ago by Croatians […]

Almost all of the towns and cities on the Adriatic Coast were founded by Ancient Greeks, Romans, Liburnians, Venetians, but NO! not Šibenik! This town was founded by Croatians! Šibenik was first mentioned in 1066 in a royal document issued by King Kre?imir IV of Croatia and hence Šibenik was given the nickname, Kre?imir’s Town. We planned a visit to […]

Departing from Split on the 9.15am ferry to Island Šolta, my Canadian Croatian friend Susie Vucek and I checked out the map of the island and quickly decided too much planning can sometimes be burdensome. We opted to follow our noses and go with the flow! At 10.15am we arrived in Roga?. Climbing into the car we drove off the […]

IT was Barbara’s idea to treat us to a gourmet picnic lunch in the Dalmatian countryside, the ‘Zagora’ Region, as it’s called in Croatian. This is the area directly behind the coastal mountain range, the Inland. Some of the most significant pages of early Croatian history from the 9th to the 11th Centuries were written in the Dalmatian Zagora area. […]

As locals, we are extremely passionate about our local gastronomy, hometown, and history. As such, we love to share the best Dalmatian foods and traditions with you. On this tour, you will enjoy an in-depth cultural and cuisine experience around Split through generous tastings of traditional food and wines with a fun & knowledgeable local guide by your side! Booking […]

The city of Salona was built in the 4th Century BC and is situated 9 km from Split on the mouth of the River Jadro and was the capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia and the birthplace of Roman Emperor Diocletian. 244-311 AD. We will take you on a guided walk through these ancient remains where you’ll hear about […]

A Delightful Day on Island Brač. 9.00 am We’ll start the day with a 50 min ferry ride from Split to Supetar on the island of Brač. This is the island made famous by white limestone, the island?s trademark, superb extra virgin olive oil, wines, seafood, and friendly people. The lamb of Brač is also considered a specialty due to […]

When in Split? Robyn Vulinovich is a local resident residing in the city of Split on the Central Dalmatian Coast of Croatia. She comes from a long background of consultancy within the hospitality, food and wine, and Croatian tourism industries.. Her experience and knowledge of all things Croatian, is one of her finer attributes, and sharing her passion with first-time […]