Zadar to Split and Trogir: Private day trip

Split is the largest city in Dalmatia and the second largest city in Croatia. It's located on the Eastern shore of the Adriatic and is home to beautiful beaches and Roman walls, squares, and temples. The city's old town houses Diocletian's Palace, one of the world's most impressive Roman monuments. The palace was built in the 3rd and 4th centuries by Roman emperor Diocletian. Today, dozens of bars, shops, and restaurants lie in the heart of the palace grounds. Wander the vibrant streets of the promenade and explore one of the many pebble and sandy beaches as you make your way through this gorgeous city.

The medieval town and harbor of Trogir sits on a tiny island in central Dalmatia enclosed by medieval walls. The old town has many intact buildings from the 13th and 15th centuries with an impressive collection of Romanesque and Renaissance architecture. The narrow, marble-lined hidden streets lead visitors around the old town to reveal restaurants, shops, galleries, and cafes. The Cathedral of St. Lovro, Town Hall, and thousand-year-old Monastery of St. Nicholas are sights that can’t be missed. Wander the spacious seafront promenade to revel in the medieval beauty and natural surroundings of the stone city of Trogir.