Explore private trips and transfers from Split across Croatia and selected cross-border destinations.
Croatia
Split Airport (SPU) near Kaštela is the main gateway to Split and Central Dalmatia. We pick you up at arrivals or drive you to your flight on time, to and from Split or any other location you request.
What to do
Arrivals meet & greet · Transfer to Split · Transfer to your hotel
Why visit
Croatia
Dubrovnik is one of Croatia’s most iconic coastal cities, famous for its historic Old Town, city walls and spectacular Adriatic views. It is ideal for a full-day private trip combining history, culture and Mediterranean scenery.
What to do
Old Town · City Walls · Stradun
Why visit
Croatia
Zadar combines Roman streets, medieval churches and a lively waterfront with two modern landmarks: the Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun.
What to do
Sea Organ · Greeting to the Sun · Roman Forum
Why visit
Croatia
Croatia’s capital blends a walkable historic Upper Town, grand architecture, markets and a lively café culture. It is best arranged as a long-distance private transfer.
What to do
Upper Town · St Mark’s Church · Dolac Market
Why visit
Croatia
Opatija is an elegant Kvarner resort known for historic villas, landscaped parks and the Lungomare seaside promenade. It suits a relaxed long-distance private transfer.
What to do
Lungomare promenade · Historic villas · Angiolina Park
Why visit
Croatia
Primošten is a compact stone old town on a scenic Adriatic peninsula, surrounded by clear water and beaches. It makes an easy coastal day trip from Split.
What to do
Old Town lanes · St George Church · Waterfront walk
Why visit
Croatia
Krka National Park offers waterfalls, river landscapes and walking trails around one of Dalmatia’s best-known natural attractions. Entrance choice can affect the route and travel time.
What to do
Skradinski Buk · Wooden trails · River viewpoints
Why visit
Croatia
Ston is a small historic town at the gateway to Pelješac, known for its monumental walls, salt pans and local seafood.
What to do
Ston Walls · Salt pans · Historic centre
Why visit
Croatia
Pula is Istria’s largest city, renowned for its preserved Roman amphitheatre, historic centre and nearby coastline. It is best suited to a long-distance private transfer.
What to do
Pula Arena · Temple of Augustus · Arch of the Sergii
Why visit
Croatia
Pelješac combines vineyards, stone villages, beaches and wide coastal views. The exact distance varies by final stop and whether the route continues across the peninsula.
What to do
Vineyard stops · Coastal viewpoints · Ston
Why visit
Croatia
Makarska sits between the Adriatic and Biokovo mountain, with a palm-lined harbour, beaches and a lively old centre.
What to do
Harbour promenade · Old Town · Beach time
Why visit
Croatia
Omiš is where the Cetina River meets the sea beneath dramatic cliffs, offering an old town, beaches and outdoor adventure close to Split.
What to do
Old Town · Mirabela Fortress · Cetina canyon
Why visit
Croatia
Klis Fortress rises above Split with layers of Croatian history and sweeping views across the city, coast and islands.
What to do
Fortress walls · Historic exhibits · Panoramic viewpoints
Why visit
Croatia
Skywalk Biokovo is a spectacular glass viewing platform high above the Makarska Riviera, offering panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea and surrounding islands. It is one of the most impressive viewpoints in Dalmatia.
What to do
Glass Skywalk · Panoramic views · Biokovo Nature Park
Why visit
Croatia
Paklenica National Park is known for dramatic limestone canyons, mountain trails and the rugged landscapes of southern Velebit.
What to do
Velika Paklenica canyon · Hiking trails · Mountain viewpoints
Why visit
Croatia
Trogir is a beautifully preserved island old town with Romanesque architecture, narrow stone lanes and a relaxed waterfront promenade.
What to do
Historic centre · St Lawrence Cathedral · Kamerlengo Fortress
Why visit
Croatia
Šibenik is a historic Adriatic city of stone lanes, fortresses and the UNESCO-listed Cathedral of St James.
What to do
St James Cathedral · St Michael’s Fortress · Old Town lanes
Why visit
Croatia
Plitvice Lakes National Park is one of Croatia’s most famous natural attractions, known for its turquoise lakes, cascading waterfalls and scenic wooden trails. It is an excellent full-day excursion from Split for nature lovers, couples and families.
What to do
Upper & Lower Lakes · Wooden trails · Great Waterfall
Why visit
Croatia
Zrće Beach is one of Croatia’s best-known summer destinations, combining a beautiful Adriatic beach with beach clubs, music, entertainment and a lively summer atmosphere. It is especially popular for groups and visitors looking for a beach day combined with nightlife.
What to do
Zrće Beach · Beach clubs · Swimming
Why visit
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Mostar is known for its Ottoman-era old town, the iconic Stari Most bridge and the meeting of cultures along the Neretva River.
What to do
Stari Most · Old Bazaar · Neretva riverbanks
Why visit
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Sarajevo is a layered capital where Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian and modern history meet in one walkable centre. It is best arranged as a long-distance cross-border private transfer.
What to do
Baščaršija · Latin Bridge · Sebilj fountain
Why visit
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Međugorje is an internationally known pilgrimage destination in Herzegovina, centred on St James Church and peaceful surrounding hills.
What to do
St James Church · Apparition Hill · Cross Mountain
Why visit
Montenegro
Montenegro offers dramatic Adriatic bays, mountain scenery and historic coastal settlements. As a country-wide destination, the final distance depends on your requested drop-off and border conditions.
What to do
Adriatic bay views · Historic coastal towns · Mountain scenery
Why visit
Travel times are approximate and may vary depending on traffic, road conditions and exact pickup location.
