
easy
Approx. 48 hours (2-day itinerary) with full-day touring options
Suitable for most travelers; requires short walks (10–40 minutes) on uneven ground and ability to climb stairs
From the ramparts of Klis to the dizzy rims of Red and Blue Lakes and the carved Cetina canyon, this multi-stop tour compresses Dalmatia’s wild geology and honest food into a hands-on experience. Expect short hikes, dramatic viewpoints and an authentic village lunch.
You climb the last uneven stone steps of Klis Fortress and the Adriatic opens sideways—white-roofed Split resting under the distant city walls, the sea a hard blue on the horizon. Wind pushes through the fortress gaps as if testing the old battlements; below, the pass that made Klis strategic for centuries narrows and obliges visitors to slow down and look.

Water is limited at viewpoints—carry 1–2 liters and refill at scheduled stops to stay hydrated in sun and wind.
Karst stone, loose scree and stone steps around Klis and the lake rims demand solid footwear.
Dalmatian sun can be intense even on breezy days—use sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat.
Some viewpoints and lakesides are adjacent to private land—follow guide instructions and only swim where allowed.
Klis Fortress guarded an inland pass that separated Venetian and Ottoman spheres of influence—its walls shifted hands repeatedly and shaped regional defense.
The karst lakes are sensitive to water-level changes and human impact—stay on marked paths, avoid littering, and support local family businesses to keep tourism sustainable.
Grippy soles protect on limestone steps and uneven lake rims
Keeps you hydrated during viewpoint stops and walks
summer specific
Crucial for exposed overlooks and midday sun
summer specific
Spring and autumn showers can be sharp and brief—pack a compact shell
spring specific