Accommodation
Hotel Slavija or similar
Set out today to transfer along the coast to central Dalmatia and the city of Split. Depending on your preferences, you can either decide to self-drive or go by private transfer, an additional service we offer on request.
En route, you'll stop at the edge of the Pelješac peninsula to spend a little time in Ston. Ston is a small medieval town, and one of the very rare 100% planned and built Croatian cities.
Upon arrival, you will definitely notice one of Ston trademarks which is Ston city walls. City walls are the longest fortified system in Europe and we suggest walking it! Apart from the walls, 2 other things that Ston is known for are oysters and mussels, and the Salt plant. Oysters and mussels have been grown here since Roman times. In the same period, Romans were producing the salt, and after the area was taken over by the Dubrovnik Republic, they built the oldest active salt plant on the whole Mediterranean.
Apart from hiking the wall, your activity today will be kayaking in Mali Ston Bay. The bay is a Park of Nature and it has a certain level of protection because local oysters that are very important for the local population. You will kayak around the oyster farm and little islets in the bay. At the same time, you can enjoy the view of the City Walls of Ston, from the unique perspective from the kayaks!
When you're ready, continue your journey up the coast and further north to your final destination, where you'll check into your hotel and settle in before taking the rest of the afternoon to wander Split's historic center.
In the evening, take a stroll along Split's seafront Riva to admire the views over the Adriatic before finding the offbeat Konoba Dioklecijan restaurant, just to the left of the Bronze Gate for dinner, its outdoor terrace built into the walls of famed Diocletian's Palace.
Overnight in Split.