Set off from Split’s Riva for a 90‑minute evening sail past Marjan Hill and Kašjuni Beach. Enjoy a short swim stop, free drinks, and sunset views framed by limestone cliffs and historic villas.
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The boat slips away from Split’s Riva as the city exhales—stone façades glazing gold while the Adriatic pushes a cool hush against the hull. You seat yourself along an open rail, the crew trimming sail and throttle as the skyline thins into cliffs and pine-touched slopes.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires only basic mobility to board and move on deck.
Wildlife
History
Marjan Hill and surrounding seafront have long been leisure and cultural centers for Split; Tito’s Villa, built in 1914, is a visible historic landmark from the water.
Conservation
Keep plastic and waste off the deck—local groups monitor coastal cleanliness and the Adriatic’s clarity is sensitive to litter and runoff.
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Arrive at the Riva early
The boat boards on the waterfront; arriving 15–20 minutes early helps you choose a favored seat and simplifies boarding in busy months.
Bring a light layer
Even in summer the evening breeze off the Adriatic can be cool—pack a windbreaker or light fleece for after sunset.
Protect your camera
Low light and salty spray can challenge cameras and phones—use a strap and consider a quick wipe cloth for lenses.
Watch sea conditions if prone to seasickness
The cruise is usually gentle but open water can rock; bring motion‑sickness remedies if you’re sensitive.
Light windbreaker or fleece
Keeps you warm once the sun dips and the sea breeze intensifies.
spring
Sunscreen and sunglasses
UV reflects off the water even late in the day—protect skin and eyes.
summer
Camera or smartphone with stabilization
For sunset photos and wide coastal views; low‑light capability is a plus.
Swimsuit and quick‑dry towel
Optional—there’s an approximate 20‑minute swim stop at Kašjuni Beach.
summer