dear visitors, travelers and city walking lovers ...

i am Tanja, 38 years old, born and living in split. my passion for tourism, touring and guiding dates back from 2005 when I started to work as travel assistant throughout croatia. later on, from 2007, as licensed tour guide and tourist representative, i have dedicated all my efforts and enthusiasm to my hometown and dalmatia.

since I have university degree in culture and tourism and long experience in touring and guiding, the idea of the split walking tour project was just a follow up to my professional aims. out of work, i like to spend my free time in nature, walking and hiking with my dog, but mainly i enjoy spending time with people coming from all over the world.

combining my passion and love towards my hometown and country with professional attitude, my communication skills and customer care, i believe we have key ingredients for a valuable tour experience: of course, you will be the one to judge :)) !

split, a part from being my hometown, is a really unique place on earth, having so much to offer to its visitors. as simon thurley* states, split old town with its diocletian's palace is the best world heritage site to live in! other than natural beauty, interesting people and authentic gastronomy, split has a long history dating back to greek period, the results of which are so many historical layers and influences that makes this town so unique.

a tour guide is a link between visitors and destinations; the impression you take from the town is inseparable from the impression of your walking tour. a story of the town is not just about years, facts and history but most of all a story of local people, their everyday life, their habits, passions and concerns. if you want to have a complete picture of what split has been throughout history and how does it look today, join us in one of our split walking tours – me and my team are all looking forward to show you our hometown!

… see you soon in split!

*simon thurley is one of the greatest experts of the world heritage. analyzing more than 180 places on the earth from the UNESCO list thurley finds split the ideal place to live on our planet. source of information: financial times, house & home, overlooked heritage by simon thurley.