Split Eco City Tour by Electric Tuk-Tuk
by Eco City Tour Split
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
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This eco-friendly tour in Split lasts between 90 minutes and 2 hours and uses fully electric tuk-tuks that produce no emissions. A local guide, born and raised in Split, drives the vehicle and provides information throughout the trip. The tour begins by riding along the main walking street of Split. It then stops for five minutes at the city’s most famous sand beach. Next, the tour visits one of Croatia’s oldest theaters, built in 1893. After that, the group spends three minutes at the 8.5-meter tall sculpture of Grgur Ninski. The tour continues with a three-minute stop at the main entrance of Diocletian's Palace, followed by five minutes at its central square. A five-minute stop offers a panoramic view of Split, and the tour also pauses at a nearby pebble beach to see views of the surrounding islands. Another five-minute stop is at Split’s first cemetery, which provides an additional panoramic view of the city. The final stop is at Republic Square, known for its resemblance to Venice’s St. Marks Square. The price includes the electric tuk-tuk vehicle and driver; no extra fees are required.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Split’s main sand beach
The tour pauses for about 5 minutes at Split’s most popular sand beach, known for its size and local popularity.
5 min
Historic theater built in 1893
A drive-by stop at one of Croatia’s oldest theaters, constructed in 1893, highlighting the city’s cultural heritage.
Main walking street in Split
The tuk-tuk travels along Split’s primary pedestrian street, showcasing the local shops and urban life.
Grgur Ninski sculpture
A 3-minute stop to view the large 8.5-meter tall statue of Grgur Ninski, a notable figure in Split’s history.
3 min
Diocletian's Palace main entrance
The tour includes a 3-minute visit to the main entrance of Diocletian's Palace, a central historical landmark.
3 min
Diocletian's Palace main square
Guests spend about 5 minutes at the main square of Diocletian's Palace.
5 min
Panoramic view of Split
A 5-minute stop offers a wide view over the city of Split, allowing guests to see the urban layout and coastline.
5 min
Pebble beach with island view
The tuk-tuk visits a pebble beach nearby, providing views of the surrounding islands across the water.
Split’s first cemetery
A 5-minute stop at the city’s first cemetery, which also provides a vantage point for panoramic views.
5 min
Republic Square
The tour concludes with a visit to Republic Square, which resembles Venice’s famous St. Marks Square in design.
Meeting point
This meeting point is located in center (old town) at the main promenade.
End point
The tour ends at a location agreed upon with the guests
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Split Eco City Tour by Electric Tuk-Tuk
by Eco City Tour Split
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€94Overview
This eco-friendly tour in Split lasts between 90 minutes and 2 hours and uses fully electric tuk-tuks that produce no emissions. A local guide, born and raised in Split, drives the vehicle and provides information throughout the trip. The tour begins by riding along the main walking street of Split. It then stops for five minutes at the city’s most famous sand beach. Next, the tour visits one of Croatia’s oldest theaters, built in 1893. After that, the group spends three minutes at the 8.5-meter tall sculpture of Grgur Ninski. The tour continues with a three-minute stop at the main entrance of Diocletian's Palace, followed by five minutes at its central square. A five-minute stop offers a panoramic view of Split, and the tour also pauses at a nearby pebble beach to see views of the surrounding islands. Another five-minute stop is at Split’s first cemetery, which provides an additional panoramic view of the city. The final stop is at Republic Square, known for its resemblance to Venice’s St. Marks Square. The price includes the electric tuk-tuk vehicle and driver; no extra fees are required.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Split’s main sand beach
The tour pauses for about 5 minutes at Split’s most popular sand beach, known for its size and local popularity.
5 min
Historic theater built in 1893
A drive-by stop at one of Croatia’s oldest theaters, constructed in 1893, highlighting the city’s cultural heritage.
Main walking street in Split
The tuk-tuk travels along Split’s primary pedestrian street, showcasing the local shops and urban life.
Grgur Ninski sculpture
A 3-minute stop to view the large 8.5-meter tall statue of Grgur Ninski, a notable figure in Split’s history.
3 min
Diocletian's Palace main entrance
The tour includes a 3-minute visit to the main entrance of Diocletian's Palace, a central historical landmark.
3 min
Diocletian's Palace main square
Guests spend about 5 minutes at the main square of Diocletian's Palace.
5 min
Panoramic view of Split
A 5-minute stop offers a wide view over the city of Split, allowing guests to see the urban layout and coastline.
5 min
Pebble beach with island view
The tuk-tuk visits a pebble beach nearby, providing views of the surrounding islands across the water.
Split’s first cemetery
A 5-minute stop at the city’s first cemetery, which also provides a vantage point for panoramic views.
5 min
Republic Square
The tour concludes with a visit to Republic Square, which resembles Venice’s famous St. Marks Square in design.
Meeting point
This meeting point is located in center (old town) at the main promenade.
End point
The tour ends at a location agreed upon with the guests
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.