Silversea Luxury Cruises À SPLIT

Discover a wonderful blend of Old and New World architecture during this picturesque sightseeing walking tour of Split.

Diocletian Palace

Your walking tour commences with a visit to the Diocletian Palace. Old Split is synonymous with the palace complex. In fact, the Old Town is built on and around the spectacular palace erected by the Roman emperor Diocletian, who was born in nearby Salona. Upon entering the palace, see the excavated, well-preserved basement halls.

Cathedral of St. Duje

Next, proceed along the colonnaded peristyle to the Neo-Romanesque cathedral of St. Duje, dedicated to the patron saint of the city. The cathedral, built on the remains of an ancient shrine, is considered to be among the oldest in the world.

Ethnographical Museum

Ethnographical Museum which is situated in the very heart of Diocletian Palace, actually in the Emperor´s Apartment. Museum itself, as building, is very interesting since it is a combination of a beautiful medieval house and imperial rooms. It houses a valuable collection of clothes, dresses and gowns, but also gives an interesting picture of life in Split throughout centuries.

Uje Bar & Olive Oil Tasting

Afterwards, walk to the Uje Oil Bar, the first Croatian olive oil bar completely dedicated to the Mediterranean food based on olive oil. Traiined olive oil master will guide you through the World of olives from the ancient tradition to the modern production. Learn how to smell, taste and enjoy three different types of oil oil, pairing them with fleur de sel and aceto balsamico.

Following your visit, you may remain in town for further independent exploration.

Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking (approximately 0.75 km/ 0.45 miles) occasionally over uneven or cobbled surfaces, with approximately 25 stairs to be negotiated at the museum. The Old Town must be explored on-foot. This tour is not recommended for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair.

Explore the beautiful island and town of Hvar via the Dalmatian Coast during this scenic excursion by RIB-boat and on-foot.

Split, Dalmatian Coast and Cruise to Hvar Island

Depart the pier aboard a rigid-inflatable boat (RIB) for a scenic, approximately 75-minute cruise along the lovely Dalmatian coast en route to Hvar, the longest Croatian island. Year-round, the sun pours down on Hvar, making its limestone towns sparkle amidst the green hills, rocky terrain and cobalt blue sea.

Hvar Town Walking Tour, Arsenal, First Community Theatre, Bell Towers, Piazza

Upon arrival, disembark the boat and proceed for a guided walking tour of Hvar Town, which sports a thick-walled fortress overlooking the harbour. In the very heart of the port is a large arsenal that houses Europe's first community theatre, built in 1612. Three bell towers soar above the jumble of tiled rooftops, pointing to the source of Hvar's magic; the sun and limitless blue skies. In the town, the streets and people converge in an expansive piazza, the largest in all of Dalmatia. This pedestrian-only area connects the older part of town to the 15th-century side. This is a pedestrian-only area.

Refreshments, Free Time and Cruise to Split

Following your guided walking tour of Hvar, proceed for a refreshment stop. Afterward, some free time is made available to explore the town at your leisure. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your boat and commence the approximately 75-minute cruise back to the pier.

Scenic cruise to Supetar

Your tour starts with a 30-minute scenic cruise to Supetar, which is the main port of entry on Brac Island and is the largest town on the island. Upon arrival embark a coach for a short 10-minute transfer to the Jaksic Gallery where this unique family consists of 4 academically educated artists who display their work in Gallery Jaksci. The owner and father, Drazen, is a known stonemasonry, the mother Ida Stipcic Jaksci, a fashion designer, their son Lovre, and academic sculptor and their daughter Dina has a doctoral degree in arts. Their ancestors created the first stonemasonry workshop in 1903 and the family trade was passed on from generation to generation.

Vidova Gora

Re-board the coach for a 20-minute drive to the highest peak of Brac - Vidova Gora, which is the highest peak of the island and also the highest peak of all Croatian islands. The limestone part of the coast is rocky and steep while the rest is rather low and sandy beaches. The spectacular views can be enjoying of the Adriatic, Bol with famous Zlatni Rat which is one of the most beautiful beaches in the entire Adriatic and symbol of the island.

Postire

Join the coach for a 30-minute transfer to Postire, the first mentioned in the 14^th century. Postire is a little Mediterranean town located on the northern side of the island. Coming out from the clear blue of the Adriatic, Postire climbs up the hill and embrace the centuries old olive fields and pine forests that partly replace dead vine and also it comes into the fertile valley of vine yards and tangerine to the south. Here have the chance to visit the soap factory where the finest soaps are made from indigenous herbs and plants. Take a tour of the factory and learn about the soap making presentation.

Ziza Restaurant

Taking a short 20-minute drive to a local restaurant, Ziza for lunch. Here you will be enticed by the local flavours from Brac such as cheese, fish carpaccio, goat cheese with herbs from the island. Fresh shrimp risotto, cuttlefish stew with polenta, lamb and green beans stew and so much more.

After a flavorful and satisfying lunch, this amazing tour will end with a short 15-minute drive back to the port of Supetar where you will re-board the boat for your 30 min cruise back to Split. Ending the day perfectly with the breathtaking views of the islands.

Embrace the exquisite natural beauty of Croatia during this picturesque, half-day excursion to Krka National Park.

Split, Sibenik, Karst Hinterland and Krka National Park

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 1.25-hour drive through the karst hinterland of Sibenik en route to Krka National Park. One of seven national parks in Croatia, Krka spans an area of 35,143 acres (14,222 hectares), and has specific characteristics of natural, human and cultural values, particularly geological, geomorphologic, hydrological, biological, and landscape elements. In addition, the Krka River is a distinctive phenomenon due its specific biocenosis and formation of gypsum barriers. The entire park is rich with endemic species of vegetation, birds and fish. Due to very strong laws regarding natural preservation, this extraordinary area has been preserved in its original form. The park is perhaps most famous for its Krka River Waterfalls, which cascade over 17 natural barriers.

Skradinski Buk Waterfalls, Viewing Plateau, Ethnological Exhibit, and Old Mill

Upon arrival, take a guided walking of Krka National Park. Along the way, a visit is made to the most attractive part of the park, the Skradinski Buk Waterfalls. The highest fall is approximately 151 feet (about 46-meters) in height, which makes it the highest gypsum barrier in Europe. Above the falls is a large plateau that offers spectacular panoramic vistas of your surrounds. Around the falls there is a gravel trail for those who wish to explore the surroundings further. Whilst exploring the park, a visit is also made to a small ethnological exhibition and the Old Mill, which is still in operation. Here, you can view a demonstration of how it was used for grinding.

Refreshments and Free Time

Following your guided tour, proceed for a refreshment stop. Afterward, some free time is made available to explore the park at your leisure, and/or swim in the inviting waters of the river and falls. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board the coach and commence the approximately 1.25-hour drive back to the pier.

Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking for approximately 0.6 miles (about one kilometre), at times over uneven, gravel and wooden surfaces, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and 100 steps inside the park. Walking at Krka National Park is at the discretion of each guest. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Comfortable, lightweight clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes and sun protection are recommended. Guests who wish to swim during their free time at Krka National Park should bring a swimsuit, towel and change of clothing from the ship. Guests must be at least eight years old to participate on this tour. Expect crowds at Krka National Park during the peak season. The tour sequence may vary.

Experience the exquisite natural beauty and flavours of Krka National Park and its surrounds during this picturesque, full-day sightseeing excursion.

Split, Karst Hinterland, Krka National Park, Boat-Cruise, Visovac Island, Franciscan Monastery

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 1.5-hour drive through the karst Dalmatian hinterland en route to Krka National Park. Upon arrival, embark a boat for the short cruise to Visovac Island. During its stormy history, Visovac was, and has remained, an island of peace and prayer. During your guided walking tour of the island, visit the Franciscan Monastery of Our Lady of Mercy. A fortress of spirituality and faith, it is one of the key foundation stones of the survival of the Croats and preservation of the Croatian national identity. The monastery possesses a significant archaeological collection, a collection of historical church linens and dishes, and a rich library with many valuable books and incunabula.

Church of Our Lady of Visovac, Painting of the Virgin, Roski Slap (Krka) Waterfalls

Next, visit the Church of Our Lady of Visovac, which has stood here since 1445. The centre of worship for the Mother of God at Visovac is the painting of the Virgin. According to the legend, the Franciscans brought the painting with them when they were forced to flee Bosnia during the Turkish invasions, and they found new shelter at Visovac. Due to the centuries of worship of Our Lady, the island of Visovac is also called Our Lady's Island. Leaving the island, embark your boat for the return boat-ride, then re-board your coach and drive to the Roski Waterfall. The sixth and second-to-last waterfall, Roški Slap (Krka) Waterfalls, is exceptionally interesting due to its cascades and distinctively rich canyon vegetation, which comes in contact with the dry, light, moist and shady habitats.

Mills, Pillar, Valjavica

On both riverbanks, there are numerous mills, several of which have been restored and returned to their original function. Next to the mills, there is a renovated pillar for wool production and a valjavica for washing fabrics. They have a special cultural and historical significance, and, as such, are monuments of rural architectural and trade history. Due to their primary function and expression of rural life, these structures are considered to be ethnographic monuments.

Plastova Village, Sladic Winery, Wine Tasting with Local Specialities

Next, re-board your coach and continue on to Plastovo Village for a visit to the Sladic Winery. This family winery is truly dedicated to the preservation of their heritage. Accordingly, they produce wines from their own vineyards, made exclusively from indigenous varieties of the Skradin area. Upon arrival, proceed for a tasting of their delicious wines paired with local specialities, including homemade bread, vegetables, extra virgin olive oil, and spices that have been sourced from the Sladic and other gardens. Following this delicious wine-and-food tasting, re-board your coach and commence he approximately 1.5-hour drive back to the pier.

Experience the Old World splendour of one of the most beautiful Croatian towns during this memorable visit to historic Trogir.

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximate 45-minute drive northwest along the Split Riviera en route to Trogir. En route, proceed through the Kastela area, a fertile region of vineyards, orchards and vegetable gardens. People have lived here in early settlements near the coast and around castles built during the 15th and 16th centuries.

Trogir

Situated on a small island, Trogir is squeezed between the mainland and the larger island of Ciovo, and is accessible via a bridge. Upon arrival, leave your coach and walk across the bridge. Trogir, a veritable open-air museum, was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997. It features narrow, cobblestone passageways winding between Medieval buildings and Renaissance-era palaces, along with spectacular stone houses, churches, monasteries, towers, city walls, and green parks. Sites to be seen during your guided walking tour of the city include the Town Loggia, Town Hall and Cipiko Palace.

Cathedral of St. Lawrence

Next, visit the Cathedral of St. Lawrence. This 13th-century building is considered to be one of the finest examples of sacral architecture in Croatia. Its unusual construction with three naves and semicircular apses dominates the town. A local artist, Radovan, carved the famous main portal in the 13th century.

Refreshment and Free Time

Your walking tour will conclude with refreshing drink, coffee and deliciuous Trogir style cookies, called Trogirski rafioli, served at the charming terrace situated in the center of the Trogir Old Town. After the refreshment stop, enjoy approximately one hour of free time to exlore the town at your own leisure.

Following your visit, re-board the coach for the approximate 45-minute return drive to the pier.

Experience the magnificent Cetina River in a unique new way during this exhilarating, full-day river-rafting excursion.

Pensici Village and Cetina River

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 1.5-hour drive to Pensici Village. Upon arrival, proceed to the river-raft launching point on the Cetina River. After receiving your tour information and safety instructions, don your rafting equipment, embark your raft and begin your three-hour, 6.8-mile (11-kilometre) guided ride down the magnificent Cetina River.

Cetina River-Rafting

During your exhilarating river-rafting journey, marvel at the beauty of the river, which is surrounded by a pristine natural environment that includes cascades, lakes, lush vegetation, underground tunnels, high cliffs rising to 590 feet (180 metres), canyons, and the 131-foot-high (40-metre-high) Gubavica Waterfall. You can also swim at a few of the stops along the way. The white-water grade is between two-and-three, and your guides are on-hand to offer assistance throughout the tour.

Lunch

Following your river rafting excursion, proceed for lunch at Radmanove Mlinice, a riverside restaurant. After lunch, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 45-minute drive back to the pier.

Every region of Croatia has its own distinct culinary traditions. Coastal Croatian cuisine incorporates olive oil, herbs and spices such as rosemary and sage. The region bears the influences of Greek and Roman cuisine, in particular Venetian. Recipes are still prepared the same way they've been for generations.

Your Hosts - Alma and Zeljko

Alma and Zeljko are the owners of SKMER Cooking Academy, which also plays host to the annual Biser Mora, one of the most prestigious Mediterranean chef competitions. Zeljko is a Senior Master Chef; he has worked in well-known local restaurants like No Stress and the 5-star hotel on island Brac - Lemon Garden. Alma is a professional sommelier who will enhance your culinary experience with some excellent wines. Rest-assured, you will be in great hands.

Silver Gate of Diocletian's Palace, Market Visit & Tasting of Local Products, Cooking Class, Garden-to-table meal

Meet one of your hosts Alma at the pier and commence a short walk to the Silver Gate of Diocletian's Palace located right next to "Pazar," an iconic market in Split. Here, meet Zeljko, your chef for the day. Visiting the "Pazar" to pick up fresh ingredients for a meal is a part of life in Split. After picking up some fresh produce such as lemons and tomatoes, continue on to the seafood portion of the market.

Walking through the seafood market, Zejlko will point out various types of fish, explaining what dishes they're traditionally used in. There is something special about being involved in the whole process, from picking out the vegetables at the Pazar, to wandering around the fish market and finally creating a menu based around what is purchased.

Lastly, revel in the satisfaction of making a delicious meal from scratch using the ingredients you have picked up from the market. Your cooking lesson will take place at the SKMER cooking academy, located just a few minutes' walk from the Pazar. In addition to your chef's guidance and expertise, he will teach you how to use professional-grade cooking tools. Good food is always paired with some excellent wines and Alma, who is a professional sommelier, will be there to help develop an experience more uniquely tailored to the each person which will leave a lasting impression.

At the conclusion of your S.A.L.T. experience, you can either walk back to the pier or remain in town at your own leisure.

Take a thrilling boat ride to visit the past and beauty of the sea during this half-day outing.

Departing the pier, begin your tour with a fast inflatable boat ride along the Split Riviera towards the Town of Trogir, situated on a small island squeezed in between the mainland and the larger island of Ciovo.

The tiny island is connected to the mainland with a bridge. Except for the green parks, the entire island is occupied by spectacular constructions of stone-houses, palaces, churches, monasteries, towers, walls etc. The streets are narrow and they truly give a feel of how life may have been in the old days.

Trogir

During your visit, see the main attraction in Trogir - the Cathedral of St. Lawrence. This 13^th-century building is probably the finest example of sacral architecture in Croatia. The unusual construction with three naves and three semi-circular apses dominates the whole town. Other fine buildings that will be viewed are the Town Loggia, the Town Hall, the Cipiko Palace etc.

Duga Uvala Beach

Depart Trogir on your inflatable boat toward Duga Uvala Beach at Ciovo Island. At the completion of an approximate 10-minute cruise, you find yourself at the beautifully secluded bay with a pebble beach, crystal waters and nice beach bar. Here, time will be afforded for swimming and snacks (approximately 2.5 hrs) before re-joining your boat for the cruise back to Split.

Explore Split at your leisure during your full-day (8-Hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned car and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Split at your leisure during your half-day (4 Hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned car and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Split at your leisure during your full-day (8-Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Split at your leisure during your half-day (4-Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

IMPORTANT NOTE

This Silversea Experience requires advance booking through Silversea Reservations no later than 30 days prior to the sail date. Requests received after this date may be accommodated on a space-available basis. Tickets are available in limited quantities, and participation cannot be guaranteed for those guests not booking well in advance. A minimum number of participants is required to operate this programme. If this minimum number is not met, Silversea reserves the right to offer the programme at a different rate based on private arrangements, or to cancel the specific departure. Cancellation fee, unless otherwise advised, 90 - 0 days prior to the initial sailing date: 100% of the programme fare per person is due.

Payment in full is due at time of final payment. Bookings made within 120 days of sailing require full payment within seven days of booking or sooner, as specified by Silversea.

All Silversea Experience fares are subject to change and are not guaranteed until payment is received in full by Silversea. All Silversea Experiences are non-transferable and non-refundable within 60 days of sailing. Minors under the age of 18 must be accompanied by someone 18 years of age or older. All Silversea Experiences are owned by independent contractors and Silversea makes no representations and assumes no responsibility for the services provided by these operators. Land Adventures may be modified by the operators at their sole discretion.

Indulge your senses with the ancient beauty of Split, and sounds of renowned Croatian cellist Ana Rucner, during this private, evening concert to the Diocletian Palace's Cellars.

Split, City Centre, Diocletian Palace

Depart the pier for the short walk through the historical core of Split, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, en- route to the Diocletian Palace, one of the best-preserved antique complexes of this kind in the world. In Roman times, the function of the Emperor's apartments was raised upstairs, but they were also the storage space of the Palace.

Cocktail Reception and Klapa performance

Few places in Croatia command the awe of visitors as the Diocletian Palace. Upon arrival at this impressive ancient structure, the retirement residence of former Roman Emperor Diocletian, you are escorted down into the cellars, which are some of the best preserved ancient complexes of their kind in the world. Here, enjoy a cocktail reception with canapes and a Klapa performance, explore your surrounds and imagine what life was like in the 4th century A.D., when the Diocletian Palace was built.

Exclusive, Private Concert by Renowned Croatian Cellist, Ana Rucner

Once your cocktails are well underway, you are treated to an exclusive, private concert by famous Croatian cellist, Ana Rucner. This unique and historic venue, combined with Ana's energetic performance, makes for a truly memorable concert experience. At the conclusion of your visit, commence the short walk back to the pier.

Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking for approximately 765 yards (about 700 metres), at times over uneven and cobblestone surfaces, with stairs to negotiate at the venue. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring a sweater or light jacket from the ship. Guests must be at least 18 years old to be served alcoholic beverages.

Learn the secrets to preparing authentic Dalmatian cuisine during this interactive, half-day cooking excursion with lunch in Split.

Split, Diocletian Palace, and Fruit, Vegetable and Fish Markets

Depart the pier with your guide for the short walk past the Diocletian Palace and along the cobblestone streets of Split en route to the bustling, vibrant fruit, vegetable and fish markets. Fresh ingredients are then selected, and brought to the Dalmatian cooking venue. Whilst not as elaborate or exotic as other European cuisines, Dalmatian cuisine is a true reflection and ideal blend of bygone times. Prepared with local organic ingredients and influenced by many, it is traditional, harmonious and refreshing.

Cooking Venue and Interactive Cooking Class with Lunch

Upon arrival at the cooking venue, begin your interactive cooking class. This fun-filled, hands-on lesson is almost a garden-to-table experience, and represents a unique way to learn about the culinary side of Croatia. Assist in the preparation of the ingredients and fish entree, then enjoy a lunch consisting of the seafood dish you have helped to prepare, which is accompanied by wine. At the conclusion of your visit, commence the short walk back to the pier.

Discover the splendid Old World beauty, art and landmarks of Croatia during a scenic walking tour through Split, a look at the art of Croatia's most renowned sculptor and a river cruise with lunch in a picturesque village.

Depart the pier for the brief transfer into Central Split. Upon arrival, leave your coach and commence your walking tour through the city.

Diocletian Palace and St. Duje Cathedral

Visit the Diocletian Palace and St. Duje Cathedral. Old Split is synonymous with the palace complex. In fact, the Old Town is built on and around the spectacular palace erected by the Roman emperor Diocletian, who was born in nearby Salona. Upon entering the palace, see the excavated, well-preserved basement halls. Next, proceed along the colonnaded peristyle to the Neo-Romanesque cathedral of St. Duje, dedicated to the patron saint of the city. The cathedral, built on the remains of an ancient shrine, is considered to be among the oldest in the world.

After a visit to the nearby Temple of Jupiter, re-board your coach for the drive to the Mestrovic Gallery.

Mestrovic Gallery

Ivan Mestrovic is considered the greatest Croatian sculptor of all times. A large part of his impressive work is displayed in his house, which now also serves as a gallery. Built in Split between 1931 and 1939, the house served as a home for his family for many years. Mestrovic himself drew the original plans, which were based on his own design. The gallery houses 86 sculptures and reliefs in marble, bronze and wood, along with three oil paintings and 15 drawings. Another eight bronze sculptures are exhibited in the park in front of the building.

Cetina River Cruise

Next, re-board your coach for the coastal drive to the town of Omis. Upon arrival in Omis, proceed to the Cetina River. This swift mountain river meanders through numerous picturesque canyons before reaching the sea. Upon arrival at the banks of the Cetina River, embark on a scenic, approximate 35-minute cruise en route to a riverside restaurant for lunch accompanied by regional wines. After lunch, re-board the coach for the approximate 30-minute return drive to the pier.

Explore breathtaking and diverse Romanesque, Renaissance and Baroque style architecture and history in not one but two UNESCO World Heritage cities, Trogir and Split. You will also get to visit the incredible Diocletian's Palace - the best Roman Ruins on the Eastern side of the Adriatic.

Panoramic Drive, Historic Centre of Trogir, Kamerlengo Castle

Start your discovery with a panoramic drive to the charming town of Trogir which was settled by Greek colonists around the 3^rd century BC. Escorted by your tour guide, you will enjoy a memorable stroll along the ancient streets in the heart of the city, peppered with a fascinating blend of Romanesque, Renaissance and Baroque architecture. While in Trogir, stop to see the majestic Kamerlengo Castle from outside. This incredibly massive fortress was built in the 15^th century by the Republic of Venice and has an intriguing history to be shared. Afterwards, enjoy approximately 45-minutes of free time to explore the town at your own leisure.

After your visit to Trogir, you will once again enjoy a scenic drive along the beautiful Adriatic en-route to Split. Along the way, your tour guide will point out important roman ruins and historical sites to truly give you an idea of the wonderful treasures hidden here.

Split Old Town & Diocletian's Palace

Upon arrival in Split, you will head out to explore the very heart of the city with your tour guide. Among other things, visit the incredible ruins of the Diocletian's Palace which was completed in 305 AD for the Roman Emperor. These are the best Roman Ruins on the Eastern side of the Adriatic. Walk/roll along the ancient pathways through the beautiful arches and columns that make up the above ground section of the ruins, and enjoy an opportunity to go underground to the fascinating cellars beneath the Palace.

Following your visit, you may remain in town for further independent exploration.

This accessible shore excursion gives you an opportunity to explore breathtaking and diverse Romanesque, Renaissance and Baroque style architecture and history in not one but two UNESCO World Heritage cities, Trogir and Split. You will also get to visit the incredible Diocletian's Palace - the best Roman Ruins on the Eastern side of the Adriatic.

Panoramic Drive, Historic Centre of Trogir, Kamerlengo Castle

Start your tour by meeting your tour guide and accessible van at the Split cruise dock. From here, you will head out on a panoramic drive to the charming town of Trogir which was settled by Greek colonists around the 3^rd century BC. Escorted by your tour guide, you will enjoy a memorable stroll along the ancient streets in the heart of the city, peppered with a fascinating blend of Romanesque, Renaissance and Baroque architecture. While in Trogir, stop to see the majestic Kamerlengo Castle from outside. This incredibly massive fortress was built in the 15^th century by the Republic of Venice and has an intriguing history to be shared.

After your visit to Trogir, you will once again enjoy a scenic drive along the beautiful Adriatic en-route to Split. Along the way, your tour guide will point out important roman ruins and historical sites to truly give you an idea of the wonderful treasures hidden here.

Split Old Town & Diocletian's Palace

Upon arrival in Split, you will head out to explore the very heart of the city with your tour guide. Among other things, visit the incredible ruins of the Diocletian's Palace which was completed in 305 AD for the Roman Emperor. These are the best Roman Ruins on the Eastern side of the Adriatic. Walk/roll along the ancient pathways through the beautiful arches and columns that make up the above ground section of the ruins, and enjoy an opportunity to go underground to the fascinating cellars beneath the Palace.

Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking and is specially designed for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair or a scooter. Full time wheelchair users, are kindly requested to contact shoreconcierge@silversea.com in order to provide further details and determine if the tour is suitable for them. The tour route avoids steps and stairs. Lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes and sun protection are recommended. An accessible vehicle with a wheelchair lift or ramp will be used for transportation. Guides are not allowed to push wheelchairs. A minimum participation of 4 guests is required to operate the excursion at the advertised rate. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment.