Private Split Klis Fortress and Trogir Tour

Discover the heart of Split on a guided walking tour through the remarkable Diocletian’s Palace and historic Old Town. Built for Roman Emperor Diocletian at the turn of the 4th century, the palace is not simply an ancient monument – it is a living part of the city, filled with charming streets, lively squares and centuries of fascinating stories. Together with your licensed local guide, explore the impressive Peristyle, ancient Roman gates, the Vestibule, the Palace cellars and the narrow stone streets that have shaped Split for generations. Along the way, your guide will bring the city’s Roman, medieval and modern history to life with stories about emperors, local traditions and everyday life inside this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Finish your walk along Split’s beautiful waterfront promenade, the Riva, and experience the unique Mediterranean atmosphere that makes Split one of Croatia’s most captivating cities.

Travel just outside Split to the spectacular Klis Fortress, dramatically positioned high above the city between the mountains of Kozjak and Mosor. With your licensed guide, walk through this impressive historic stronghold while discovering the stories of Croatian rulers, warriors and centuries of battles that shaped Dalmatia. Thanks to its strategic position, Klis served as an important defensive gateway between the Dalmatian coast and the Croatian hinterland and became especially famous for its resistance against the Ottoman Empire. As you explore its stone walls, gates and defensive structures, your guide will help you imagine what life was like when the fortress guarded the approach to Split. Klis also rewards visitors with some of the most memorable panoramic views in the region, stretching across Split, the Adriatic Sea and nearby islands. Fans may also recognize the fortress as a filming location used for Meereen in HBO’s Game of Thrones.

Step into centuries of Dalmatian history during a guided walking tour of beautiful Trogir, a small island town and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Accompanied by your licensed local guide, wander through a maze of narrow stone streets where Greek, Roman, medieval and Venetian influences have left their mark. Despite its compact size, Trogir is filled with impressive architecture, elegant stone palaces, churches and picturesque squares. Visit the historic heart of the town and admire the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, famous for the magnificent 13th-century portal created by Master Radovan. Continue through the main square and atmospheric lanes while your guide shares stories about Trogir’s residents, traditions and long history on the Adriatic. With its beautifully preserved architecture, waterfront promenade and relaxed Mediterranean character, Trogir offers the feeling of walking through an open-air museum – but one that is still very much alive today.