Private Jet Galle to Split

The flight from Galle on Sri Lanka’s southern coast to Split on Croatia’s Adriatic shore covers about 4,630 miles and takes roughly eight hours, so a non-stop trip is well within reach for the aircraft offered here. A heavy business jet or an ultra-long range jet suits the journey well, and larger executive airliners are also available for groups who want extra cabin space. Galle is best known for its old fort, a sixteenth-century Portuguese fortification later extended by the Dutch, whose sea walls and narrow streets draw visitors interested in colonial history and the Indian Ocean coast. Split, by contrast, grew around the palace that the Roman emperor Diocletian built on the Dalmatian coast, and its historic core is still lived in today. Travellers combining these two places often seek a contrast between Sri Lankan coastal heritage and the stone streets and harbour life of the Adriatic.