• Historic City of Trogir - The Cathedral of St. Lawrence, located in the heart of medieval Trogir, is one of the most well-preserved historical centers in the Mediterranean. It is no wonder it is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visitors will enter the city through the ancient Cardo and Decumanus, leading to the main square and the stunning Romanesque St. Lawrence Cathedral. The tour includes admiring the Romanesque sculpture masterpiece - the portal by Master Radovan, the cathedral’s baptistery, and the exquisite Renaissance Croatian gem - the chapel of St. John within the cathedral. Following this, the tour proceeds to the town lodge, and through the medieval streets to the opposite bank and town gates. Visitors will also see the churches of St. Barbara, St. Sebastian, St. Peter, and the Monastery of St. Nicholas.
• The Peristyle of Diocletian’s Palace - This tour features a visit to the remarkable Diocletian’s Palace in the heart of Split, the unique palace of Emperor Diocletian around which modern Split was developed. Guests will stroll through the palace’s narrow streets, explore the cellars, and the Peristyle, experiencing the city’s spirit. An optional visit to the Split Cathedral is available.

On the way to Šibenik, it is recommended to visit Trogir and Primošten.

Before booking, please verify the guide’s availability for your preferred time and date. Contact the guide to arrange the details. Certain cities can be excluded from the itinerary. The guide accompanies you in the car but does not organize the transfer. The tour can start from Split, Zadar, or Šibenik.

• Krka National Park - Optional: Instead of exploring the historical gems of Dalmatia, guests can choose to visit the stunning waterfalls of Dalmatia - Krka National Park. Guests are responsible for their entrance fees, with access available via Skradina or the main reception in Lozovac, all coordinated with the guide. The tour includes visiting the waterfalls, an ethnographic museum, mills, a walking tour around the waterfalls, free time, and return. The tour duration is arranged with the guide.
• The Cathedral of St James in Šibenik - The next stop is Šibenik, a city that boasts two UNESCO-listed monuments and is an outstanding example of urban architecture built on a hill, featuring the fortress of St. Michael. The tour includes visiting Croatia’s most beautiful church - the Cathedral of St. James, the Monastery of St. Francis, the Orthodox Church, and numerous streets and squares. It is suggested to enjoy coffee in a unique medieval garden. Lunch can be organized in agreement with the guide.

• Personal guide

The ‘Dalmatian Jewels’ tour begins in Šibenik, encompassing a tour of Šibenik and a trip to another gem, the city of Split. If the guest prefers, a similar tour can be arranged but with a visit to Zadar, maintaining the same length. The uniqueness of the tour lies in that the guests draw up their own 5-6 hour itinerary, in consultation with their guide. The tour commences at Šibenik, specifically from its bus station, leading off to Split, with a brief stopover at Trogir. The exploration of Split initiates with the Diocletian’s Palace, its narrow lanes, the Cellars, the Peristyle, followed by an optional visit to the Split Cathedral. Next, we journey to Šibenik, home to the St. Michael’s fortress, and the finest Croatian church, the Cathedral of St. James. IMPORTANT: Please verify the guide’s availability for your preferred date and time prior to booking. Your tour pathway will be established in consultation with the guide. Please note, the guide accompanies you in the car and does not arrange the transport.

• Transportation time is already included on the total tour hour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.