Top Makarska Half-day Tours

You will be embraced by stunning nature and get some local tips and tricks you would not get elsewhere. We will start kayaking in the west part of the city (near the famous Buba beach bar) and paddle towards the east. The first stop will be the lighthouse, St. Peter, from the 19th century where you will learn some interesting history lessons. Then we will continue around St. Peter and Osejava peninsulas and get close to their spectacular cliffs. The only smell you will encounter is the one from the crystal clear water and the pine trees. Our trip continues all the way to Nugal and neighboring hidden beaches. You will have time to take a big break, have a delicious snack, and explore the area snorkeling. This part will be especially picturesque so do not forget your camera. Afterward, we will paddle all the way back to our starting point.

Escape the city and discover rural Croatia on a day’s excursion from Makarska to the small town of Imotski. Along the way, admire Mount Biokovo, Prološko Blato and the Blue, Red, and Green Lakes. Enjoy free time to explore the town’s historic architecture and local bathing spots by the Blue Lake, before relaxing on the drive home with round-trip transfer from a location convenient for you.

This biking tour begins at the top of Vidova Gora, the highest peak of the island Brač, and ends at the seaside. The path is 22 kilometres long, and it takes about 2:30 hours to cross it. The interesting part of this tour is the completely different vegetation and climate you will experience on the mountain top and at the seaside. Vidova Gora mountain offers not only the best view on the island, but also pristine nature and a great biking trail. Descending from the mountain, sheltered by the black pines we will go towards the villages. We will pass through Nerežišća - located on the crossroads of the island's main roads and Škrip – the oldest settlement in Brač, where we will visit the Museum of Oil. The museum presents the traditional process of olive oil making on the island of Brač. The Museum of Oil exhibits olive mill, olive press, spindle for tightening press screw, bags, fireplace for heating water and all traditional tools for transport, production and storage of olive oil.

Grabovac winery is one of the leading wine producers in Dalmatia, where the grapevine has been cultivated since ancient times. Winemaking skills have been passed down through the generations of Grabovac family, ever since Stipan Grabovac gained license to produce and sell wine in 1812. You will learn about history, tradition, vineyards, vinification and enjoy in wine tasting