Skywalk views without the bus line. This Makarska tour takes you through Biokovo Nature Park in an open electric tuk-tuk and delivers skip-the-line access to the glass walkway suspended over the sea. I like the planned stops that give you real chances to photograph the coast. The main thing to consider is the price for a short, ~2.5-hour outing.

What makes it work for most people: free pickup and drop-off in Makarska, a small group capped at 20, and a driver-guide who talks as you ride. With luck you may spot wild horses, cows, and mountain goats along the way. Bring a layer for the ride up since it can feel cooler on the mountain.

Key highlights to know before you go

• Open-air tuk-tuk ride through Biokovo with big panoramas as you climb toward the Skywalk
• Skip-the-line entry to the Biokovo Skywalk so you spend more time looking and less time waiting
• Two built-in photo stops plus time on the glass walkway for your own pace
• Cherry liqueur and chocolates included during the Nature Park stop
• Comfort extras on board like water, orange juice, and blankets for cooler mountain air
• Wildlife chances such as wild horses, cows, and mountain goats, depending on conditions

Why this Skywalk trip in a tuk-tuk makes sense

The Skywalk is the headline, but the ride is half the fun. In an open tuk-tuk, you get an up-close view of the Biokovo slopes as you climb, instead of looking at scenery through a bus window or dealing with the stress of driving yourself.

I also like that this isn’t just transport. You’re getting a guided experience with timed stops, plus admission included, so you’re not trying to stitch together tickets, car parking, and a timed entry once you’re already tired.

The other big value move is the skip-the-line access to the walkway. If you’re going at a busy hour, that time savings can feel like the difference between a relaxed visit and a rushed one.

Getting to the park: pickup in Makarska and small-group timing

This tour starts with free pickup and drop-off from Makarska. When you arrive at the pickup spot, you’ll recognize the vehicle as a white tuk-tuk with the company’s logo. The driver welcomes you and shows where you’ll sit.

Group size stays limited (maximum 20), which helps you actually hear the guide and move as a group without feeling like you’re in a crowd stampede. The ride plus both stops keeps the total experience around 2 hours 30 minutes (approx.), so it’s a doable add-on even if you have other plans in town.

If you’re using a phone for your plans, it uses a mobile ticket and the tour runs in English.

The climb toward Biokovo: photo stops and real viewpoints

Right after pickup, you head toward Biokovo Nature Park. You’ll ride in a fully open tuk-tuk, which means your camera view is wide and quick to adjust. There are photo stops with the best panoramic angles along the route, so you’re not stuck hoping you catch the perfect moment while moving.

One underrated part: the drive gives you the context of where you’re going. As you approach the Skywalk, you can understand the scale of the drop over the sea and why people call this section of the coast so dramatic.

This stretch is also when you might spot animals like wild horses, cows, or mountain goats. You’re not guaranteed wildlife, but it’s the kind of place where a glance out into the hills can pay off.

Stop one at Nature Park Biokovo: cherry liqueur, chocolates, and the first big view

Your first stop is Nature Park Biokovo, and you’ll get about 20 minutes here. It’s built around a photo stop with a spectacular view over islands and the sea, and your guide shares facts and stories while you’re out there.

This is also where the tour includes a small tasting: homemade cherry liqueur plus Croatian-style chocolates. In practice, it’s a nice break from driving time, and it helps you slow down and enjoy the pause. Some groups also mention vegan chocolate, so if you have dietary needs, it’s worth checking in with your guide on the day.

Because the timing is tight, I recommend you treat this stop like a mini photo session. Take your hero shots early, then use the rest of the time to look around and listen. You’ll feel the difference when you get to the glass walkway, because you’ll already know what kind of view you’re chasing.

Practical tip: wear a light layer. Even if Makarska feels warm, the mountain air can feel cooler once you’re above the coast, and it’s easier to enjoy the view if you’re not shivering for the perfect picture.

Stop two at Biokovo Skywalk: glass over the sea at 1,228m

The second stop is Skywalk Biokovo. You’ll spend about 30 minutes here, which is enough time for photos, a slow walk, and a proper look at what’s around you.

Skywalk Biokovo is a glass walkway suspended over the sea, and the effect is exactly what you want from the ticket: it can feel like you’re walking on air. The height listed for this viewpoint is 1,228m, so you’re not just looking down from a hill—you’re standing high above the coastline where waves and islands look small.

You also get the ticket included for this stop, and the skip-the-line access is meant to help you get onto the walkway without waiting in the usual mess. Once you arrive, the tour is set up so you can take your time. You’re not forced to rush through or pretend you’re not nervous about the glass.

If you want the best odds for a comfortable visit, plan around lighting. Midday can be bright and harsh for photos; early or late departures can be more forgiving. Some departures are even described as sunset-style, which can mean cooler air and fewer people, so it’s worth checking what time slots are running.

And yes: you can still enjoy it if you’re not trying to look fearless. The important part is getting enough time to actually look out, not just snap one picture and sprint away.

On-board comfort: the touches that make the ride feel easier

The tuk-tuk isn’t just for drama—it’s functional. Because it’s open, you can actually see what’s around you, and because it’s a small vehicle, you’re not usually dealing with the same bottlenecks as bigger tours.

Several practical comforts show up in the experience:

• Water and orange juice are provided during the tour
• Blankets are offered for the ride up and down when it gets chilly
• Jackets or layers help, since the mountain temperature can surprise you
• Your driver-guide keeps things moving with talk, timing, and photo breaks

I also like how the tour builds in a few moments where you’re not always performing for the group. You can step out for photos, taste something local, then settle into the ride and focus on the view.

Price and value: is $71.35 a fair deal?

At $71.35 per person, this isn’t a budget add-on. But it’s also not priced like a simple transfer service. For your money, you’re getting:

• round-trip pickup and drop-off in Makarska
• an open-air tuk-tuk ride through Biokovo with guidance
• admission tickets included for both the Nature Park stop and the Skywalk
• skip-the-line access to the walkway
• small perks like cherry liqueur, chocolates, water, and orange juice
• small-group execution (max 20)

That combination is why this tour can feel worth it, especially if you’re trying to maximize sightseeing time and avoid the coordination headache of doing it on your own.

The drawback, as one review summed up, is that the whole thing is relatively short. If you want a half-day hiking-style experience or long hangs at viewpoints, you might feel like you moved fast for the cost.

My take: if Skywalk is a priority for your trip and you like guided timing, this price is easier to justify. If it’s a low priority and you’re happy waiting in line, you could choose something cheaper.

Who should book this tour (and who might not)

This tour is a strong match for you if:

• you want the Skywalk without managing transport and timing
• you like photo-friendly stops with a guide calling out viewpoints
• you prefer a small group over a big coach
• you’d rather ride in open air than sit behind glass

It’s also popular with families, and people mention feeling comfortable with the driver’s careful handling. Still, keep in mind it’s an open vehicle, so it’s not the best fit if you’re expecting a fully enclosed ride.

You might look at other options if:

• you expect a long, slow sightseeing day with lots of wandering
• you’re price-sensitive and Skywalk is optional
• you dislike glass viewpoints and want a nature-only experience

Weather and reroutes: when the plan changes

This experience requires good weather. If conditions aren’t suitable, the tour may be canceled, and you’ll typically be offered a different date or a full refund.

That matters because the Skywalk is the main event. If you’re going during a period when weather is unreliable, I’d keep your schedule flexible and avoid stacking other timed activities right next to this one.

Should you book the Makarska Skywalk tuk-tuk tour?

Yes, if Skywalk Biokovo is on your must-see list and you want the easiest path there: pickup included, skip-the-line access, and two well-timed stops with a guided drive through Biokovo.

No, if you think $71.35 is too much for a short visit, or if you’d rather self-drive and take your chances with queues and weather.

If you book, I’d plan for cool mountain air (bring layers) and treat the first Nature Park stop as your warm-up. Then go slow on the glass walkway. The best part of Skywalk isn’t the photo—it’s the moment you realize you’re really walking over the sea.

FAQ

How long is the tour?

The duration is about 2 hours 30 minutes.

Is pickup and drop-off included?

Yes. Free pickup and drop-off from Makarska are included.

Does the ticket include admission to the Skywalk?

Yes. Admission tickets are included for both the Nature Park stop and Biokovo Skywalk.

Is there skip-the-line access?

Yes. The tour includes skip-the-line access to the walkway.

What language is the tour offered in?

The tour is offered in English.

How many people are in the group?

The maximum group size is 20 travelers.

What kind of vehicle is used?

You ride in a completely open electric tuk-tuk.

What food and drinks are included?

Water and orange juice are provided, and during the Nature Park stop you’ll have cherry liqueur and chocolates.

What happens if the weather is bad?

This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

What is the cancellation deadline for a full refund?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the start time, you won’t receive a refund.