Best Nature in Split

A river offering exciting white water rafting opportunities, with companies providing excursions that navigate through minor waterfalls and raging currents.

A small island south of Vis, primarily known for housing the famous Blue Cave, and offering other scenic caves.

The largest Dalmatian island opposite Split, featuring the charming fishing town of Komiža and beautiful coves like Stiniva.

A small island off the coast of Vis, famous for the Green Cave, which creates a spectacular play of light with its brilliant green water.

An island located near Vis, home to a beautiful Blue Lagoon, popular for swimming and snorkeling in its clear, shallow waters.

The largest Dalmatian island off the coast of Split, known for its pristine nature, charming towns like Komiža, and beautiful coves.

A large island in the Adriatic Sea, accessible from Split, famous for its stunning beaches, including Zlatni Rat, and its white stone.

An island in the Adriatic known for its medieval walled old town, lush vineyards, and claim as Marco Polo's birthplace.

A small island in the Adriatic Sea, known for its natural beauty and as a destination for boaters and those seeking tranquility.

Skradinski Buk is the most popular and beautiful part of Krka National Park, featuring a series of cascades plunging into clear pools.

Roški Slap is a beautiful series of cascades in Krka National Park, offering a more tranquil experience with scenic hiking routes nearby.

Visovac Island, located within Krka National Park, is a small, serene island featuring a 15th-century monastery and breathtaking natural surroundings.

Biševo is a small Croatian island located west of Vis, famous for housing the natural wonder known as the Blue Cave.

Budikovac Island is a small island in the Pakleni Islands archipelago, known for its stunning turquoise lagoon and clear waters, ideal for swimming and snorkeling.