
easy
6–8 hours
Light walking fitness; able to manage short staircases and uneven terrain for short periods.
A full-day private tour from Split that stitches together Klis Fortress, UNESCO-rich Trogir, Imotski’s karst lakes and the Cetina Canyon—finished with an authentic, family-style Dalmatian lunch. Expect short walks, dramatic viewpoints, and hands-on local hospitality.
The day begins on a coastal road where the Adriatic presses against limestone cliffs and the air smells faintly of olive oil and salt. A private Mercedes G-Class eases up the pass to Klis Fortress and the city of Split falls away below—a patchwork of orange roofs and the Roman geometry of Diocletian’s Palace. From the ramparts the Cetina River threads inland, daring you toward canyons and karst lakes whose colors change with the sun.

Rims around Red and Blue Lakes and viewpoints above the Cetina can be rocky and uneven—sturdy walking shoes reduce slip risk.
Arrive early to beat the crowds and get cleaner views of Split from the fortress ramparts.
Water levels at Blue Lake fluctuate seasonally—confirm with the guide before planning a swim.
Small family-run restaurants and roadside stalls may prefer cash for purchases and tips.
Diocletian’s Palace (4th century) anchors Split’s Roman past; Klis Fortress has guarded the inland approaches since medieval times and figured in Ottoman-era conflicts.
Karst lakes and canyon habitats are sensitive to visitor pressure—use marked paths, avoid littering, and favor local family businesses to support sustainable tourism.
Grip and ankle support for rocky viewpoints and short rim trails.
Sharp Dalmatian sun and reflective water surfaces make sun protection essential in warmer months.
summer specific
Even in summer the Cetina ridge and Klis ramparts can be windy and cool.
spring specific
Carries water, camera, and personal items while moving between viewpoints and lunch.