Enjoy Split
Seven working languages, which is more than most agencies on this coast attempt.
Registered agency covering land, sea and the airport runs
The register number is published where a visitor can see it, which is the first thing to check in a trade where a desk on the Riva can be anybody. Behind it sit…The register number is published where a visitor can see it, which is the first thing to check in a trade where a desk on the Riva can be anybody. Behind it sits a wide book: transfers by road and by boat from Split, Trogir and Hvar, three airports covered, and day trips to Dubrovnik, Krka, Plitvice, Zadar, Makarska, Medjugorje, the Blue Cave and Hvar.
Features
Type
Tour agencie
Area
Split
Schedule
Daily
Price
$$ Mid-range
Booking
Recommended
FAQ
Is Enjoy Split a registered travel agency?
Its registration and tax numbers are published on its own site, which is worth checking in Split, where excursions are also sold from unmarked desks along the waterfront by people who are not agencies at all.
Which day trips does Enjoy Split sell?
Dubrovnik, Krka waterfalls, Plitvice lakes, Zadar, Makarska, Medjugorje, the Blue Cave and a Hvar night out. The Medjugorje and Dubrovnik days cross a border or two, so passports travel with you.
Can Enjoy Split arrange an airport transfer?
Transfers run to and from Split, Zadar and Dubrovnik airports, by road or by boat. Booking the transfer with the same agency that sells the excursions keeps one contact for the whole trip.
What can be hired through Enjoy Split?
Boats, jet skis, bicycles, cars, scooters and motorcycles, alongside yacht and gulet charter. Accommodation is booked from the same desk, which suits a party that wants everything arranged before arrival.
What languages does Enjoy Split work in?
English, Croatian, German, Italian, French, Polish and Russian. That spread matters most on a day trip with a border crossing, where the paperwork question is the one you need answered clearly.
