A magnificent experience
A beautiful place from where you can see sunsets over the Adriatic islands. The village is very picturesque with nice restaurants
Skip the crowds — swim, climb a hill, breathe
Most cruise passengers spend their Split day fighting through the same three streets as five thousand other guests. This excursion takes the opposite approach. Fifty minutes up the coast from the port sits Primošten, a postcard of a peninsula town that looks like a miniature Dubrovnik without the entrance fee or the selfie sticks. Your private driver-guide collects you at the cruise terminal and drives you straight to Raduca Beach, a white-pebble cove with the clearest water on this stretch of coast. You swim, you float, you lie on a beach towel — and unless you are unlucky with the weather, the sea is a shade of turquoise that does not photograph honestly. After the beach you walk ten minutes into Primošten old town, a tight knot of medieval stone houses, a parish church at the tip of the peninsula, and a handful of family konobe that still serve the same grilled fish the town has been eating for five centuries. The finale is Gospa od Loreta — a hilltop sanctuary crowned with a seventeen-metre statue of the Virgin Mary overlooking a 360-degree panorama of the Adriatic, the vineyards, and the islands. It is one of the most photographed viewpoints on the Dalmatian coast, and most cruise guests will never hear it exists. You will be back at the port with salt in your hair and time to spare before boarding.



Your driver-guide meets you with a name sign at the terminal exit.
White-pebble beach with crystal-clear water, about 50 minutes up the coast from Split.
An hour and a half to swim, snorkel, or simply lie on the beach. Showers and cafés are a few steps away.
Guided stroll through medieval stone lanes, the parish church of St. George, and the waterfront promenade.
Short drive or easy walk up to the hilltop sanctuary and the 17-metre Virgin Mary statue, with a 360° Adriatic panorama.
Your guide can recommend a local family-run konoba for a coffee, a Dalmatian wine tasting, or a quick snack.
Coastal return route with plenty of time before your ship's all-aboard.
A beautiful place from where you can see sunsets over the Adriatic islands. The village is very picturesque with nice restaurants
We had great time in Primosten, view was really amazing, definitively worth seeing! The water is crystal clear and the old town on the little peninsula is just magical. Perfect spot to relax, swim and soak up the sun. Best tour to escape the city crowd.
This was a perfect tour for our family! The whole experience was well-organized, relaxing, and we got to swim a lot. The views from the viewpoint were absolutely exceptional! We couldn't have asked for a better guide than Silvio. Thank you, Silvio, for making this day so memorable!
Absolutely beautiful place, we had so much fun, kids loved it. Silvio was professional and flexible, we are a bit of punctual freaks, so we were a bit early for our pick up, but he was already there and ready to go, so we even had more time than usual on our excursion. Five stars!
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