Review · CRUISES & BOAT TOURS
Split and Trogir private tour *ideal for cruise ship guests*
Two UNESCO old towns in one easy half-day. I love how this private tour pairs Diocletian’s Palace with a guided stop in Trogir Cathedral, so you see two places that feel similar, yet different in the details.
My favorite part is the pace: short guided segments, then breathing room to wander small streets and shops on your own. One consideration, though, is that it is tight on time, and entrance tickets for the cathedral or museums are not included.
In This Review
- Key things to know before you go
- How this 5-hour private day hits the Split and Trogir sweet spot
- Getting picked up in Split, plus the Kaštela view on the way
- Trogir Cathedral in one guided hour: what you gain from having a pro
- A small consideration: you only get one hour of guided time
- Your second hour in Trogir: how to spend it like a local, not a tourist
- Split and Diocletian’s Palace: living inside the walls
- Split free time: use the last hour to eat, shop, or simply walk
- What the guides add, and why Andrej and Gabrijela get praised
- Price and value: is $235 per person worth it?
- Who should book this Split and Trogir private tour
- Should you book? My practical recommendation
- Bottom line
- FAQ
- How long is the Split and Trogir private tour?
- Where does the tour start and end?
- Is pickup from a cruise ship included?
- Is this a private tour?
- What language is the live guide in?
- Are entrance tickets included for the cathedral or museums?
- How much time do I have in Trogir on my own?
- How much time do I have in Split on my own?
- Is transportation included?
- Are meals included?
- What is the cancellation policy?
Key things to know before you go
