Dubrovnik to Split Tours

What our customers ask about Dubrovnik to Split Tours

• What would be an example itinerary between Dubrovnik and Split?

  A standard 8-day coastal journey begins with a guided walk through Dubrovnik followed by a sail to Slano and Ston where visitors can sample local oysters. The route continues to Mljet National Park's lakes then to the walled city of Korcula. Next stops include Vis for local wines Hvar for history and the Blue Cave (weather dependent) before concluding in Split at Diocletian's Palace. A TourRadar traveler notes: "Each day brought new adventures - from morning swims in secluded bays to evening walks through historic towns. The crew at Hotel More in Dubrovnik and Hotel President in Split provided excellent service at both ends of the journey."

• What are the most common destinations visited between Dubrovnik and Split?

  Key stops along the Dalmatian Coast include Korcula Island where Marco Polo was born Hvar Island with its centuries-old lavender production Mljet National Park's salt lakes Vis Island's wine country and the Elaphiti archipelago. Many tours include time at Zlatni Rat beach near Bol and various UNESCO heritage sites. As one TourRadar traveler shared: "Amazing cruise with stops at beautiful islands - from the medieval streets of Korcula to the jet-set vibes of Hvar each destination offered something unique."

• What is the average price I can expect to pay for a Dubrovnik to Split tour?

  Coastal tours range from $1000 to $3500 with daily costs between $225-385 based on comfort level and what's included. Premium vessels like MS Captain Bota charge around $2640 for an 8-day trip with guides and meals while budget options such as Croatia Island Express start at $1123. A TourRadar traveler notes: "The premium cruise offered excellent value considering the quality of accommodation and included activities."

• What is the average distance covered on a tour from Dubrovnik to Split?

  The straight-line sailing distance spans 100 nautical miles (185 kilometers) though most tours cover 150-200 nautical miles total when including island visits. Routes weave between islands like Korčula (42 nautical miles from Dubrovnik) and Hvar (25 nautical miles from Split) with frequent stops. One TourRadar traveler shared: "The journey takes you through spectacular scenery with plenty of stops at secluded bays and historic ports."

• What are the average tour lengths for tours from Dubrovnik to Split?

  Tour durations typically span 6-15 days with 8 days being the most popular choice. These journeys include key stops at Mljet Korčula Hvar and Brač islands. A TourRadar traveler noted about their 8-day trip: "The itinerary was fantastic as was the guide. The rooms were extremely clean and spacious. Overall great way to see the Croatian coastline."

• What would be an example itinerary between Dubrovnik and Split?

  A compact 5-day route starts at Dubrovnik's Old Town and famous walls. Day two takes you to Korčula Island for wine and medieval architecture. The third day explores Hvar Island including its fortress and famous Carpe Diem nightclub. Day four offers swimming en route to Split where day five concludes at Diocletian's Palace. A TourRadar traveler confirms: "We had wanted more swim stops but the amount of time spent in individual ports was good. Luna is a great guide and the crew overall was super friendly and professional."