Gray Line Croatia
The Plitvice day runs twelve hours with the park ticket already inside the price.
Small-group excursion operator on the Split waterfront
The programme divides between land and water. Krka is eight to nine hours on foot around the falls; the boat days reach the Blue Lagoon with three islands, Hvar…The programme divides between land and water. Krka is eight to nine hours on foot around the falls; the boat days reach the Blue Lagoon with three islands, Hvar with three more, and Bisevo for the Blue Cave across five.
Features
Type
Day trip
Area
Split
Schedule
24/7
Price
$$$ Upscale
FAQ
How long is the Plitvice day trip from Split with Gray Line?
Gray Line runs Plitvice as a twelve-hour day, which is what the distance demands: the lakes are inland and well north of Split. The park entrance ticket is included rather than bought at the gate.
Which Gray Line trips from Split are on the water?
The boat days are the Blue Lagoon with three islands at eight and a half hours, Hvar with three islands at nine and a half, and the Blue Cave on Bisevo with five islands at ten. The Blue Cave day is the longest because Bisevo lies beyond Vis.
Are Gray Line tours from Split shared or private?
They run as small group departures with local guides rather than as private hires or full coach parties. That keeps the numbers down without the cost of taking a vehicle to yourself.
Is lunch included on the Gray Line boat trips?
The Blue Lagoon and three islands day includes lunch and unlimited drinks aboard. That is worth comparing against cheaper boat days on the same route, where food is usually bought at a stop.
Can a Gray Line booking from Split be cancelled?
Free cancellation is offered on the tours, which matters on this coast because the boat days depend on the weather and the Blue Cave in particular closes in a swell.
