Our private Split walking tour, specifically tailored for individuals with disabilities, is not merely a historical or architectural tour of Split’s most iconic monument, the Diocletian Palace. It is an experience carefully curated to ensure inclusivity, convenience, and immersive cultural exploration. The primary objective is to accommodate and cater to the specific needs of our guests, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to witness the splendor of Split’s historical heritage.

The tour is designed with various types of disabilities in mind, including those using wheelchairs and those with visual or hearing impairments. Alongside a professionally-trained tour guide, a personal assistant will accompany the guests throughout the journey to ensure safety, comfort, and assistance.

Diocletian Palace, despite its age and historical architecture, is fairly accessible for people with disabilities, particularly those using wheelchairs. Several main areas, gates, alleys, and byways within the Palace are accessible. Also, key attractions such as the Cathedral Museum and Treasury are equipped with elevators.

However, please note that certain locations within the tour, such as Europe’s 3rd oldest synagogue, may not be wheelchair accessible. Therefore, we’ve ensured the flexibility of this tour by providing options to customize it according to the guests’ needs and preferences.

Absolutely, flexibility and a bespoke approach to each client are at the heart of our philosophy. We understand that every individual has unique needs, preferences, and interests. Therefore, our private Split walking tour can be tailored to cater to specific requirements, such as preferred foods, preferred starting times of the day, etc. Just let us know what you’d like, and we will do our utmost to provide you with a memorable, customized experience.

This comprehensive tour of Split’s historic heart includes an exploration of Diocletian’s Palace, the world’s oldest active cathedral – St. Domnius Cathedral, the Cathedral Museum and Treasury, ancient basement substructures, and the bustling fish market of Split. You’ll get a taste of local life, see spectacular ancient architecture, and delve into the rich history of Split.

While we take care of all admissions, guides, and meals, we recommend you bring along any personal items you might need. This could include personal medication, any specific accessibility equipment you use, sun protection, etc. And of course, bring a camera to capture your memories!