Split 10 days

A UNESCO World Heritage site, this ancient Roman palace complex forms the historic heart of Split. Explore its labyrinthine streets, medieval buildings, and well-preserved Roman structures, including the Peristyle and the Cathedral of Saint Domnius.

• Wear comfortable shoes for the cobblestone streets.
• Consider a guided tour to fully appreciate the history.

A popular, traditional Dalmatian restaurant known for its fresh seafood and authentic ambiance. It's a great spot to try local specialties like peka (meat or octopus cooked under coals).

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially for dinner.

The vibrant waterfront promenade of Split, lined with palm trees, cafes, and shops. It's the perfect place for a leisurely walk, people-watching, and enjoying the sea breeze.

• Grab a coffee at one of the many cafes and soak in the atmosphere.

A lively bar located near the Riva, offering a good selection of drinks and a buzzing atmosphere. It's a popular spot for both locals and tourists to start or end their evening.

The main port for ferries and catamarans connecting Split to the surrounding islands. Purchase tickets for the Jadrolinija ferry to Supetar on Brač.

• Arrive at least 30 minutes before departure, especially in peak season.

The main town on the island of Brač, with a charming harbor, pebble beaches, and a relaxed island vibe. Explore its narrow streets and enjoy lunch with a view.

• Rent a scooter or car to explore more of the island.

One of Croatia's most famous beaches, known for its distinctive horn shape that extends into the sea. It's a stunning pebble beach with crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming and sunbathing.

• The beach can get crowded; consider visiting early or late in the day.
• There are facilities for water sports and several cafes nearby.

Board the ferry back to Split from Supetar. Enjoy the scenic journey as the sun begins to set over the Adriatic.

A forested peninsula offering panoramic views of Split and the surrounding islands. Hike or bike up to the viewpoints and discover hidden chapels and walking trails.

• Bring water and wear sturdy shoes.
• The main viewpoint offers the most iconic photo opportunities.

Located at the foot of Marjan Hill, this traditional konoba offers a cozy atmosphere and delicious Dalmatian cuisine. It's a local favorite for its grilled meats and seafood.

• Try their house wine for an authentic experience.

A bustling open-air market where locals shop for fresh produce, local cheeses, olive oil, and souvenirs. It's a great place to experience the local daily life.

• Sample some of the local fruits or honey.
• Bargaining is not common here, but prices are generally reasonable.

A unique bar dedicated to olive oil, offering a tasting experience alongside local wines and small bites. It's a sophisticated yet relaxed spot to sample Croatian flavors.

• Ask the staff for recommendations on olive oil and food pairings.

A medieval fortress located on a hill overlooking Split, offering stunning views of the city and the Adriatic coast. Famous as a filming location for Game of Thrones.

• Allow ample time to explore the different levels of the fortress.
• Wear appropriate footwear as some paths can be uneven.

A traditional restaurant located near Klis Fortress, serving hearty Dalmatian dishes. It's a great place to refuel after exploring the fortress.

Experience a wine tasting at a local winery in the Split hinterland. Sample indigenous Croatian grape varietals like Plavac Mali and Debit, often paired with local cheeses and prosciutto.

• Bookings are essential; contact the winery in advance.
• Consider arranging transportation as wineries are often outside the city center.

A cozy wine bar in Split's old town, perfect for sampling a variety of Croatian wines by the glass. They also offer small plates to accompany your drinks.

• The knowledgeable staff can help you choose the perfect wine.

Take a catamaran from Split to the glamorous town of Hvar on Hvar island. The journey offers beautiful coastal views.

• Book catamaran tickets in advance, especially during summer.
• Arrive early to secure a good seat.

Wander through the charming streets of Hvar Town, visit the St. Stephen's Cathedral, and explore the bustling Riva. Enjoy the cosmopolitan atmosphere and beautiful Venetian architecture.

• The town can be busy; explore early morning or late afternoon for a more relaxed experience.

Hike up to the Spanish Fortress for breathtaking panoramic views of Hvar Town, the Pakleni Islands, and the surrounding turquoise waters. It's an iconic Hvar vista.

• The walk up is steep but rewarding.
• Visit in the late afternoon for softer light and fewer crowds.

Enjoy dinner at one of Hvar's many excellent restaurants, offering fresh seafood and local specialties. Options range from casual eateries to upscale dining.

• Book a table in advance, especially if you want a sea-view location.

Take the evening catamaran back to Split after a memorable day on Hvar.

Take a local bus from Split to the charming UNESCO-listed town of Trogir, located on a small island.

• Buses run frequently from the Sukoišan bus station.

A remarkably preserved medieval town with Romanesque-Gothic architecture. Wander through its narrow, winding streets, admire the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, and soak in the historic ambiance.

• Get lost in the alleyways; every corner reveals a new discovery.
• The Kamerlengo Fortress offers great views over the town and harbor.

A highly-rated restaurant in Trogir's old town, known for its excellent seafood and traditional Dalmatian dishes. Enjoy a leisurely lunch in a beautiful setting.

• Try their grilled fish or octopus salad.

Take the bus back to Split after a day exploring the historic gem of Trogir.

Join a guided tour or drive to Krka National Park, famous for its stunning waterfalls, including Skradinski Buk. Enjoy the natural beauty and walking trails.

• Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring swimwear if you plan to swim in designated areas (check current regulations).
• Tours often include transportation and sometimes lunch.

Enjoy lunch at one of the park's restaurants or a local konoba on the way back to Split. Many offer traditional Croatian fare.

After a day of nature, enjoy a relaxed evening. Perhaps revisit a favorite spot on the Riva or explore a quieter part of the old town.

• Consider a gelato as you stroll.

Split's most famous city beach, known for its shallow, sandy waters and the popular local game of picigin. It's a lively spot with plenty of cafes and bars.

• Rent a beach chair for comfort.
• Great for swimming and sunbathing, though can get crowded.

A casual beach bar located directly on Bačvice Beach, offering refreshing drinks and snacks. Perfect for a break from the sun.

A beautiful pebble beach located on the southern side of Marjan Hill, offering clearer waters and a more relaxed atmosphere than Bačvice. It features a stylish beach club and restaurant.

• Easily accessible by local bus or a scenic walk/taxi from the city center.
• Consider renting a sun lounger at the beach club.

Located near Kašjuni Beach, this restaurant offers a romantic setting with sea views and delicious Mediterranean cuisine. Ideal for a special dinner.

• Reservations are strongly advised, especially for sunset seating.

Housed in the historic Papalić Palace, this museum showcases the history and culture of Split from prehistoric times to the present day. Explore artifacts, art, and historical documents.

• Check for temporary exhibitions which often add to the experience.

If you loved it, revisit, or try another highly-rated local spot like 'Konoba Lucac' for authentic Dalmatian cuisine. Focus on trying dishes you haven't yet sampled.

• Ask for daily specials or recommendations from the chef.

Climb the bell tower of the Cathedral of Saint Domnius for a different perspective of Split and its surroundings. The climb is steep but offers rewarding views.

• Not for those with a fear of heights or mobility issues.

A modern bar offering a selection of tapas and Croatian wines. It's a great place for a lighter dinner and to sample various flavors.

• Order a few different tapas to share.

A scenic viewpoint offering spectacular panoramic views over Split, the harbor, and the islands. It's a peaceful spot for some final photos.

• Best visited in the morning light for clear views.
• Accessible by car or a moderately challenging walk.

Enjoy a final, casual meal at this well-regarded pizzeria located near the Diocletian's Palace. They offer delicious pizzas and other simple dishes.

• A good option for a quick and satisfying lunch before departing.

Pick up any last-minute souvenirs from the shops within Diocletian's Palace or along the Riva.

• Look for local crafts, lavender products, or olive oil.

Head to Split Airport (SPU) or the ferry port for your departure.

• Allow ample time for travel to the airport/port and check-in procedures.