Split is a city where the old and the new live side by side. You can walk through a real Roman palace, explore the Adriatic Sea, and enjoy some of Europe’s most beautiful coastline — all in one place.
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Split is full of history, culture, and natural beauty. The city centre is small and easy to walk, and every corner has something to discover.
A UNESCO, remarkable 4th-century Roman fortress where 3,000 people still live, work and socialise today.
A forested hill with walking paths, viewpoints, and quiet spots. It is one of the best places to see the city and the sea.
A stunning seafront villa showcasing the life work of Croatia's greatest sculptor, Ivan Meštrović.
The palm-lined seafront at the foot of Diocletian's Palace — the beating heart of Split's social life.
Split's ferry port is one of the busiest in the Adriatic — over 50 islands are within easy reach, each with its own character, beaches and villages.
Home to Zlatni Rat — Croatia's most photographed beach, a golden spit that shifts with the wind. Premier windsurfing and diving.
Glamorous island of lavender fields, Renaissance squares, crystal bays and buzzing nightlife. Croatia's sunniest island.
Split's quiet neighbour — unspoilt fishing villages, olive groves, honey farms and secluded coves away from the crowds.
Remote and authentic — Croatia's furthest inhabited island, home to the legendary Blue Cave, Mamma Mia filming locations and excellent wine.
A perfectly preserved medieval old town, reputed birthplace of Marco Polo, and home of the excellent Grk and Pošip white wines.
Croatia's most remote island — a protected nature park with exceptional dark-sky stargazing and pristine underwater life.
Whether you're seeking adrenaline or total relaxation, the Dalmatian coast delivers year-round.
Wrecks, caves and reefs in crystal-clear waters. Bol on Brač is the top dive spot.
Bol · Vis · HvarZlatni Rat in Bol is one of Europe's premier windsurfing spots — perfect conditions all season.
Bol · ViganjCharter a yacht or join a week-long cruise from Split marina through Hvar, Korčula and Dubrovnik.
Split MarinaPaddle along the ancient palace walls and out to the Blue Lagoon on Šolta island.
City · IslandsOmiš canyon and Marjan Hill offer routes for all levels, with stunning sea views.
Omiš · MarjanDedicated trails across Brač, Šolta and along the scenic coastal road past charming villages.
Brač · CoastalJoin local fishermen at dawn or book a guided sport-fishing charter from Split harbour.
Split · IslandsCrystal-clear Adriatic with visibility up to 30 metres. Bačvice, Kaštelet and Bene beaches.
City BeachesSplit is the perfect launchpad for world-class national parks and historic cities along the Dalmatian coast and beyond.
The "Pearl of the Adriatic" — a perfectly preserved medieval walled city. Walk the famous city walls for unforgettable views.
Croatia's most visited national park — 16 terraced lakes connected by spectacular waterfalls through ancient forest.
Swim beneath the magnificent Skradinski Buk waterfall and explore the medieval island monastery of Visovac.
Ancient city with a Roman forum, the world's first Sea Organ, and what Alfred Hitchcock called "the most beautiful sunset in the world".
Croatia's largest mountain range and UNESCO biosphere reserve — dramatic canyon hiking, via ferrata and wild landscapes.
A fortified pirate town at the mouth of the Cetina river — white-water rafting, zip-lining and cliff jumping await.
Split's old town has cobblestone streets, but the city has invested in accessible routes, facilities and information. Here's what to expect.
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