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Glide from Split’s Riva along Marjan Hill, pass Tito’s villa and pause for a swim on this relaxed 90-minute Adriatic cruise. Complimentary drinks and onboard restrooms make it an easy half-day escape.
Glide from Split’s Riva along Marjan Hill, pass Tito’s villa and pause for a swim on this relaxed 90-minute Adriatic cruise. Complimentary drinks and onboard restrooms make it an easy half-day escape.
A cool wind from the Adriatic lifts off Split’s Riva as the boat eases away from the quay. You’ll feel the city curve behind you — stone walls, café terraces and the distant outline of Diocletian’s Palace — while the captain points the bow toward Marjan Hill and the slow, green slope of the peninsula. The deck is a place for shade or sun; the bar hands out wine, beer and bottled water as the coastline unfolds.
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Operated by Condor Yachting · Split, Split-Dalmatia County
A cool wind from the Adriatic lifts off Split’s Riva as the boat eases away from the quay. You’ll feel the city curve behind you — stone walls, café terraces and the distant outline of Diocletian’s Palace — while the captain points the bow toward Marjan Hill and the slow, green slope of the peninsula. The deck is a place for shade or sun; the bar hands out wine, beer and bottled water as the coastline unfolds.
The cruise traces the Dalmatian shoreline shaped by karst limestone and millennia of Adriatic tides. From the sea you see Tito’s villa on Marjan (early 20th century), the pebble coves of Kašjuni Beach and the low cliffs of Sustipan — places that reveal Split’s layered past of Roman forums, medieval walls and 19th‑century seaside life.
Expect 90 minutes of gentle cruising with a 15–20 minute optional swim stop in crystalline water. The pace is relaxed: photographers will find low sun in morning and late afternoon, while midday offers the warmest water for a dip. Practicalities: departures are from the Riva at 10:00, 14:00 and 16:00; onboard restrooms and a small bar are provided; the activity is suitable for most ages and fitness levels. Bring a swimsuit, sun protection and a light layer for the breeze; if you plan to swim, basic comfort in open water is helpful. This outing is an accessible way to read the coast from the sea — quick, scenic and built for easy enjoyment.
Boarding is on Split’s Riva promenade near the central waterfront; check your booking for the exact meeting point and arrive 15–20 minutes early.
Yes — complimentary bottled water, soda, beer and wine are provided from the onboard bar during the cruise.
Yes — there’s an optional 15–20 minute swim stop in calm water; basic swimming ability is recommended and life vests may be available.
Generally yes — the cruise is rated easy and includes onboard restrooms, but those with serious mobility or heart conditions should consult their doctor and the operator’s guidelines.
Condor Yachting operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A cool wind from the Adriatic lifts off Split’s Riva as the boat eases away from the quay. You’ll feel the city curve behind you — stone walls, café terraces and the distant outline of Diocletian’s Palace — while the captain points the bow toward Marjan Hill and the slow, green slope of the peninsula. The deck is a place for shade or sun; the bar hands out wine, beer and bottled water as the coastline unfolds.
A cool wind from the Adriatic lifts off Split’s Riva as the boat eases away from the quay. You’ll feel the city curve behind you — stone walls, café terraces and the distant outline of Diocletian’s Palace — while the captain points the bow toward Marjan Hill and the slow, green slope of the peninsula. The deck is a place for shade or sun; the bar hands out wine, beer and bottled water as the coastline unfolds.
The cruise traces the Dalmatian shoreline shaped by karst limestone and millennia of Adriatic tides. From the sea you see Tito’s villa on Marjan (early 20th century), the pebble coves of Kašjuni Beach and the low cliffs of Sustipan — places that reveal Split’s layered past of Roman forums, medieval walls and 19th‑century seaside life.
Expect 90 minutes of gentle cruising with a 15–20 minute optional swim stop in crystalline water. The pace is relaxed: photographers will find low sun in morning and late afternoon, while midday offers the warmest water for a dip. Practicalities: departures are from the Riva at 10:00, 14:00 and 16:00; onboard restrooms and a small bar are provided; the activity is suitable for most ages and fitness levels. Bring a swimsuit, sun protection and a light layer for the breeze; if you plan to swim, basic comfort in open water is helpful. This outing is an accessible way to read the coast from the sea — quick, scenic and built for easy enjoyment.