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Discover Trogir and Split on this private 3-5 hour guided tour for cruise ship guests, exploring UNESCO sites, ancient ruins, and scenic drives for $155.14 per person.
Taking this private tour for cruise ship guests provides an engaging way to explore Trogir and Split, two stunning Croatian cities steeped in history and culture. Priced at $155.14 per person, the tour lasts approximately 3 to 5 hours, making it perfect for travelers with limited time ashore. The tour features private transportation, expert guides, and free Wi-Fi, ensuring comfort and personalized attention throughout your visit. It’s an ideal choice for those craving a flexible, informative experience without the crowds, especially since only your group participates.
The tour begins with a visit to Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its well-preserved old town, Radovan portal from the early 13th century, and Gothic-style buildings dating back to the 14th century. After exploring Trogir’s historic center, the journey continues with a scenic drive through seven old towers that are now small towns, offering picturesque views along the way. The experience wraps up with a walk through Split’s UNESCO-listed old city, centered around Diocletian’s Palace, dating from the 3rd century, where ancient Roman heritage is still vividly present.
While the tour is compact, it offers a comprehensive look at the region’s highlights, blending historical landmarks, scenic drives, and local insights. The guide’s friendly, professional approach shines through, with glowing reviews praising knowledgeable narration and personalized service. Keep in mind, food and drinks are not included, so plan accordingly if you want to enjoy local cuisine separately.

The tour kicks off in Trogir, recognized for its preserved medieval architecture and UNESCO designation. You’ll see the famous Radovan portal, an early 13th-century masterpiece in Romanesque style, and imposing Gothic buildings from the 14th century. Walking through Trogir’s narrow streets offers a glimpse into its historical significance, with the central City Square serving as a lively hub. This stop lasts about two hours, providing ample time to appreciate the monumental buildings at a relaxed pace.
The Trogir old town is particularly noted for its beautiful stonework and atmospheric ambiance, making it an ideal spot for photos or simply soaking in the medieval charm. Since admission is free, the focus remains on the guided commentary and scenic surroundings. Travelers appreciate how the guide explains not just the sites’ history, but also local traditions and cultural context.
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Next, the tour heads to Split, famous for its Diocletian’s Palace, constructed in the 3rd century. This ancient Roman palace remains the heart of the city, with winding narrow streets and historic landmarks still standing today. The guide leads you through key heritage sites within the palace complex, giving visitors a vivid picture of Roman architecture and early Christian influences.
The two-hour walk around Split’s old town reveals well-preserved ruins and medieval structures, emphasizing the city’s continuous occupation over the centuries. Visiting Diocletian’s Palace offers a fascinating blend of ancient history and modern life, as cafes and shops occupy the once-military complex. The guide’s insights help unravel the stories behind the ruins, making this stop both educational and visually captivating.

Driving through the seven old towers, which have transitioned into seven small towns, provides a scenic overview of the region. Travelers enjoy the beautiful views and learn about the local history connected to these historic structures. The panoramic drive is a highlight, offering a relaxed way to see the countryside and coastal views without strenuous walking.
This part of the tour showcases Croatia’s diverse landscape, from medieval towers to lush coastal scenery. The guide shares stories about local traditions and historical resilience, enriching the visual experience. It’s a great chance to capture photos and appreciate the region’s architectural evolution.

The tour includes a stop at ruins that once housed Croatia’s second most populous city during Roman times, emphasizing the scale and importance of the area in antiquity. These remains serve as a testament to Roman engineering and urban planning, with some structures still visible today. This glimpse into Roman heritage appeals to history enthusiasts eager to see ancient infrastructure firsthand.

A highlight is visiting a middle-age fortress that historically protected the city against Ottoman threats. More recently, the fortress served as a filming location for “Game of Thrones”, adding a layer of pop culture to its historical significance. The guide explains the fortress’s strategic importance and its role in regional defense.
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This private tour offers comfortable transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle with Wi-Fi and bottled water included. Parking fees are covered, and pickup is available, making logistics hassle-free. The private setting ensures a relaxed pace and the ability to customize the experience if needed.

Booking is available up to 31 days in advance, with confirmation received immediately. The tour operates daily from 8:00 AM to 11:00 PM, accommodating various schedules. If the weather turns poor, the tour can be canceled for a full refund or rescheduled, ensuring a worry-free experience.

The expert guides and personalized approach stand out, with reviews praising Tomislav’s friendly and professional narration. Guests appreciate the insight into local culture, historical details, and recommendations on local food and drinks. Since this is a private experience, it suits those who prefer a flexible, intimate exploration without large crowds.
This tour is ideal for cruise ship passengers seeking a comprehensive yet manageable overview of Trogir and Split. History buffs, photography lovers, and culture enthusiasts will particularly enjoy the rich heritage sites and scenic drives. The lack of included food means travelers should plan to explore local eateries on their own after the tour.
“Tomislav is truly an excellent guide. He showed us and explained the local culture and history in a very professional and friendly way. He is defin…”
Is the tour suitable for all physical levels?
Yes, the tour involves walking around historic sites and some uneven surfaces but is generally accessible for most travelers.
Can I customize the start time?
The tour runs daily from 8:00 AM to 11:00 PM, so you can select a time that fits your schedule within those hours.
Is transportation included?
Yes, private transportation is part of the package, with an air-conditioned vehicle and Wi-Fi provided.
Are tickets to the sites included?
No, admission is free for the listed sites; the focus is on the guided experience.
What is the duration of the tour?
The tour lasts around 3 to 5 hours, depending on the pace and stops.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is possible up to 24 hours before the scheduled start, with a full refund.
Is food and drink included?
No, food and drinks are not included, so plan to enjoy local meals afterward.
Who is the guide?
The guide is a professional tour guide and driver, known for friendly and detailed narration about the region.
Is this tour suitable for families?
Most travelers can participate, making it suitable for families with children comfortable exploring historic sites.
How do I book this tour?
Booking can be made through the provider, with confirmation provided immediately upon reservation.
This private Trogir and Split tour offers an ideal balance of cultural exploration, scenic drives, and personalized service. It stands out for its expert guides, UNESCO sites, and flexible logistics, making it an excellent choice for cruise ship guests eager to see Croatia’s historic treasures efficiently and comfortably.