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Cap the day in Split with a private 90‑minute sunset cruise—sip local wine, dip into the Adriatic, and glide past Tito’s villa and Marjan hill as the light falls. Flexible, intimate, and weather‑dependent, this tour pairs easygoing atmosphere with coastal views.
Cap the day in Split with a private 90‑minute sunset cruise—sip local wine, dip into the Adriatic, and glide past Tito’s villa and Marjan hill as the light falls. Flexible, intimate, and weather‑dependent, this tour pairs easygoing atmosphere with coastal views.
The boat slips away from Split’s stone riva as the city eases into late afternoon light. The sea leans in close, a cool tongue of Adriatic that dares you to step from the stern for a quick swim. Low music threads through the deck chatter while the captain angles toward Marjan hill and the low-profile villa once used by Tito, a silhouette against the sinking sun.
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Operated by Maris boats · Split, Split-Dalmatia County
The boat slips away from Split’s stone riva as the city eases into late afternoon light. The sea leans in close, a cool tongue of Adriatic that dares you to step from the stern for a quick swim. Low music threads through the deck chatter while the captain angles toward Marjan hill and the low-profile villa once used by Tito, a silhouette against the sinking sun.
This short, private cruise (about 90 minutes) follows the Dalmatian coast outside Split harbor. Geologically the shoreline is karst—limestone cliffs and smooth pebble beaches carved by millennia of wind and wave. Culturally, the waters stitch together Roman Split—Diocletian’s stone walls—and the maritime traditions of island-hopping locals; the tour’s route offers a view of both modern marinas and old coastal villas.
Expect flexible pacing: a pass-by of Tito’s villa and Split’s marina, a choice swim or snorkeling stop in a sheltered cove, and a sunset glass of local wine. Dolphins occasionally join the wake; seabirds wheel overhead as the light softens.
Practicalities: departures are timed to sunset and can be adjusted; the trip is private and physically easy, suitable for most travelers. Bring swimwear, a light wind layer, and reef-safe sunscreen; children under 18 may ride but cannot be served alcohol. Operators may cancel for bad weather—book with a clear cancellation window and aim to arrive 15 minutes early. This short excursion is ideal as a relaxed, scenic capstone to a day exploring Split’s historic center.
easy.
1–1.5 hours.
Light activity; suitable for people comfortable boarding a small boat and making one swim if desired
Most departures leave from Split’s Riva waterfront or nearby marina; confirm the exact meeting point with your operator when booking.
Yes—there’s typically a stop in a sheltered cove for a quick swim or snorkeling; bring your own mask if you prefer.
Children are welcome aboard, but by policy anyone under 18 is not served alcohol.
Operators usually cancel for unsafe weather and offer a full refund if canceled at least 24 hours in advance or per their stated policy.
The route passes Tito’s villa on Marjan and the area sits beside Split, founded as a Roman palace community under Emperor Diocletian—sea and city have been linked for two millennia.
The Adriatic around Split contains protected Posidonia seagrass; avoid anchoring on meadows, use reef‑safe sunscreen, and carry out all waste to reduce pressure from tourism.
Maris boats operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from Split’s stone riva as the city eases into late afternoon light. The sea leans in close, a cool tongue of Adriatic that dares you to step from the stern for a quick swim. Low music threads through the deck chatter while the captain angles toward Marjan hill and the low-profile villa once used by Tito, a silhouette against the sinking sun.
The boat slips away from Split’s stone riva as the city eases into late afternoon light. The sea leans in close, a cool tongue of Adriatic that dares you to step from the stern for a quick swim. Low music threads through the deck chatter while the captain angles toward Marjan hill and the low-profile villa once used by Tito, a silhouette against the sinking sun.
This short, private cruise (about 90 minutes) follows the Dalmatian coast outside Split harbor. Geologically the shoreline is karst—limestone cliffs and smooth pebble beaches carved by millennia of wind and wave. Culturally, the waters stitch together Roman Split—Diocletian’s stone walls—and the maritime traditions of island-hopping locals; the tour’s route offers a view of both modern marinas and old coastal villas.
Expect flexible pacing: a pass-by of Tito’s villa and Split’s marina, a choice swim or snorkeling stop in a sheltered cove, and a sunset glass of local wine. Dolphins occasionally join the wake; seabirds wheel overhead as the light softens.
Practicalities: departures are timed to sunset and can be adjusted; the trip is private and physically easy, suitable for most travelers. Bring swimwear, a light wind layer, and reef-safe sunscreen; children under 18 may ride but cannot be served alcohol. Operators may cancel for bad weather—book with a clear cancellation window and aim to arrive 15 minutes early. This short excursion is ideal as a relaxed, scenic capstone to a day exploring Split’s historic center.