Best Sunset Boat Tours & Split Riviera Cruises

The majority of the 32 options we compare focus on nature, with about 72% of tours emphasizing the natural beauty of the coastline. Most travelers choose a cruise or sailing experience, though you can also find boat tours, sightseeing trips, or even stand up paddleboard tours. Reviewers across 2,635 pooled reviews frequently highlight the lovely sunset, the friendly atmosphere, and the good music provided on board.

Prices vary depending on the level of service, but most options fall between $37–$84. While the typical spread can reach up to $318 for premium experiences, the median price is around $58. If you are looking for the best value, the adventure-themed tours are a standout, averaging $53 with a high rating of 4.82 stars.

The duration depends on the specific itinerary you choose, but most tours last between 1.5–3.5 hours, with a median duration of 2 hours.

Inclusions vary by provider, but the most common amenities across the options we compare include:

• Drinks (included in 41% of tours)
• A guide (included in 22% of tours)
• Equipment (included in 19% of tours)
• Music (included in 16% of tours)

Yes, although most options are group tours, about 16% of the listings we compare (5 tours) are available as private tours. This is a great way to customize the experience for special occasions.

To accommodate international travelers, the options we compare offer tours in 7 different languages: English, Croatian, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, and German.

It is often worth booking ahead to secure your preferred time slot. Among the options listed, about 31% offer instant confirmation, which can be helpful for last-minute planning, and 31% offer free cancellation if your plans change.

You can take the airport shuttle bus to the main bus station. Taxis and private transfers are also readily available.

Yes, frequent ferries and catamarans depart from the Split port. It is very simple to reach these islands for day trips.

Walking is the best option. The streets are narrow and many areas are pedestrian only, so cars cannot enter.