Best of · SPLIT
The 4 best split bus tours you can book today, with the fare, how long each one runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Ride an open-top red sightseeing bus from Split to Klis Fortress, then explore its stone towers and walls at sunset. Your English-speaking host helps with directions and photos, while an audio guide covers the area in 10 languages. Bring sturdy shoes, and allow about €10 extra for entry.
“Diana is great. She takes care of everyone. However, I hope I have more time to stay at fortress.”
Ride Split’s open-top Red Line bus past Bačvice Beach, Marjan Hill, the Archaeological Museum, and Mestrovic Gallery. Your ticket also includes an English walking tour of Diocletian’s Palace, with guides such as Tin, Miron, and Duja bringing the Roman center to life.
“The bus ride was informative, the walking tour guide was truly excellent. Sadly I can’t remember his name, we were only a small group but his interaction was great and knew lots about the city. An asset to the company. We did the 11:30 tour and the walking tour was around 12:30 23/09/25”
Start near Split’s waterfront for a 48-hour pass covering a city panorama, Diocletian’s Palace walking tour, Klis Fortress, and Stella Croatica. Expect an English-speaking guide, multilingual audio, onboard Wi-Fi, and short scheduled stops rather than a true hop-on hop-off service.
“Beautiful place and a very pleasant and knowledgeable tour guide. It will be very nice to have the tour from the cruise port as it was the sightseeing hop on hop off, instead of walking to main area to pick up the tour. Everyone was very nice.”
Take an open-top bus from Split into the Dalmatian Hinterland with an English-speaking guide and eight-language audio guide. Visit Stella Croatica’s olive oil museum, Hidden Dalmatia’s multimedia center, and Klis Fortress. Your ticket also includes a guided walking tour of Diocletian’s Palace.
“The olive oil farm and Klis fortress were quite good but I'm not sure what the point of the 3rd attraction was. Virtual Reality of country scenes for a few minutes then a rapid walk through a strange eco tunnel that was about 10 metres long. Think they should.look for something else to replace that.”
A loop, an open deck, a night run or a whole day on the coach.
