Split

1. Blue Cave (Biševo island)

Among all the popular destinations we think the Blue Cave takes the crown. The Blue cave is small cave that due to an underwater opening that lets the sunlight through paints the entire cave in a deep blue color creating an amazing shimmering light effect. As the entrance is very small it is only accessible by small boats that are organized by local authorities. The only downside of the cave is that its popularity attracts many tourists so it can get crowded and sometimes you need to wait to enter the cave. Boat tours to the Blue Cave are organized only by speedboats as it is located quite far from Split, but the Blue Cave is only one of the visited attractions in the tour itinerary which include 5 or more stops during the entire trip. View all boat tours to the Blue Cave from Split.

2. Blue Lagoon (Drvenik Veli island)

The Blue Lagoon is located between the island of Drvenik Veli and two smaller surrounding islands called Krknjaši. Since the lagoon is mostly on the open sea and the sea is shallow, the crystal clear water gives a spectacular blue color that makes swimming and snorkeling such a great experience. The lagoon is also relatively close to Split so you can either take a bigger and more a comfortable boat on a full day tour to the Blue Lagoon (with options to visit other interesting locations in the vicinity) or a half day tour by speedboat. If you want a more relaxing experience this is our most recommended boat tour destination. See all Blue Lagoon tours from Split.

3. Golden horn (Brač island)

The beach is quite popular due to its shape and the fact that it changes daily based on the direction and speed of the wind and the sea currents. It’s a pebble beach and you can find there a lot of bars and water sports like rent-a-jet-sky, sea skiing, wakeboarding, windsurfing, kitesurfing etc. Take a look at all the tours to the Golden Horn from Split.

4. The city of Hvar (Hvar island)

Hvar is an amazing island town that offers history, nature and a great nightlife all-in-one. It is a very popular destination in recent years and if you are taking a boat tour, it might be a good idea to stop at Hvar and see for your self what is bringing people to this town. See all tours from split to Hvar.

5. Stiniva beach (Vis island)

The Stiniva beach recently won an award for the most beautifull beach in Europe, and it really deserves it. It is however a very small beach so you will probably just see it and go somwere else to swim since it will be crowded. See all the tours taking you to see the Stiniva beach from Split.

6. Pakleni islands – “Hells islands”

Located near the city of Hvar on the island of Hvar, the Pakleni islands are a beautiful representation of the rugged costal line in Croatia, offering many bays for people to enjoy. The sea is crystal clear and it’s a fantastic place to relax and enjoy the sea. View all the tours to Pakleni islands from Split.

7. The National Park Kornati

The Kornati national park is one of the 2 archipelago national parks in Croatia. It’s really a marvel of nature covering over 220 square kilometers and it includes 89 islands and reefs. The only downside when visiting Kornati from Split is that it’s quite far so you first take a bus and then take a boat tour to visit the park, but if this fact doesen't bother you, we strongly suggest it. View the Kornati national park tours from Split.