Split 10 days

Split Airport is the main international gateway for the Dalmatian coast. It's located about 24 km west of the city center.

• Consider pre-booking a shuttle or taxi for convenience.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, this ancient palace complex is the heart of Split's old town. It's a living monument, with shops, cafes, and residences built within its walls.

• Wander through the narrow alleys and discover hidden courtyards.
• Look for the Peristyle and the Cathedral of Saint Domnius.

A popular spot known for its authentic Dalmatian cuisine and fresh seafood. It offers a cozy atmosphere within the palace walls.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends.

The cathedral, originally Diocletian's mausoleum, is one of the oldest cathedral structures in the world. Climb its bell tower for panoramic views of Split.

• The climb to the bell tower is steep but rewarding.

Perched high on a hill overlooking Split, this medieval fortress offers stunning views and a glimpse into Croatia's defensive past. It's also a filming location for Game of Thrones.

• Wear comfortable shoes as there's a lot of walking and steps.
• Allow time to explore the ramparts and interior.

A vibrant pedestrian street named after a French marshal, lined with shops, cafes, and boutiques. It's a popular spot for a leisurely stroll and people-watching.

The picturesque waterfront promenade, bustling with cafes, bars, and restaurants. It's the perfect place to enjoy the sunset and the lively atmosphere.

• Enjoy an evening drink at one of the many outdoor cafes.

A large, forested peninsula offering walking trails, viewpoints, and small churches. It's a natural escape with stunning vistas of the city and the Adriatic Sea.

• Wear sturdy shoes and bring water.
• Visit the Church of St. Nicholas and the viewpoint at Telegrin.

The main square of Split, located just outside Diocletian's Palace. It's surrounded by historic buildings, cafes, and the old city lodge.

Housed in the Renaissance Papalić Palace, this museum showcases the history and art of Split from ancient times to the present.

A traditional konoba offering a rustic ambiance and classic Dalmatian dishes, particularly grilled meats and seafood.

• Try their specialty Peka, a slow-cooked dish under a bell-like lid.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Trogir is a charming island town connected to the mainland by bridges. Its well-preserved medieval architecture is stunning.

• Explore the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and Kamerlengo Castle.
• Get lost in the maze of narrow streets.

A imposing fortress located at the tip of the Trogir peninsula, offering great views of the town and the sea.

Located in Trogir, this restaurant serves traditional Croatian dishes with a focus on fresh, local ingredients.

Travel back to Split from Trogir via bus or ferry.

A bustling open-air market where locals shop for fresh produce, local delicacies, souvenirs, and flowers. It's a great place to experience the local vibe.

• Look for local cheeses, olive oil, and lavender products.

Split's most famous city beach, known for its sandy shores and shallow waters. It's a lively spot popular for swimming, sunbathing, and playing picigin.

• Rent a sun lounger and umbrella for comfort.
• Try playing picigin, a traditional Split ball game.

A casual cafe located near Bačvice beach, perfect for a refreshing drink or a light snack after swimming.

A return visit or a great option if you missed it on day one. Known for its authentic Dalmatian cuisine and fresh seafood.

The main ferry port of Split, offering connections to numerous islands and coastal towns.

• Purchase ferry tickets in advance, especially during peak season.

A scenic ferry ride from Split to the glamorous island of Hvar. The journey takes approximately 1 hour by catamaran.

• Choose a catamaran for a faster journey.

Explore the charming main town of Hvar, known for its Venetian architecture, vibrant piazza, and upscale boutiques.

• Visit the Fortica (Spanish Fortress) for incredible views.
• Stroll along the waterfront and admire the yachts.

Take a short boat trip from Hvar Town to the nearby Pakleni Islands, a beautiful archipelago with clear waters and secluded coves.

• Visit Palmižana for its botanical garden and restaurants.
• Find a quiet bay for swimming and snorkeling.

Take a late afternoon or early evening ferry back to Split.

Famous for its stunning waterfalls, including the Skradinski Buk. Visitors can walk along boardwalks and enjoy the natural beauty.

• Book your tickets online in advance to save time.
• Wear comfortable shoes for walking the trails.
• Note: Swimming is generally not permitted in most areas of the park, check current regulations.

Enjoy a meal at a local restaurant near the park entrance, often featuring regional specialties.

Travel back to Split after a day exploring Krka National Park.

Enjoy a relaxed evening with pizza at a local eatery in Split.

Take a Jadrolinija car ferry from Split to Supetar, the main town on Brač island. The journey is scenic and takes about 50 minutes.

• Sit on the upper deck for better views.

From Supetar, take a local bus to the village of Bol, famous for the iconic Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) beach.

One of Croatia's most famous beaches, a unique spit of land that changes shape with the currents and winds. It's ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and watersports.

• Rent a paddleboard or kayak.
• There are cafes and restaurants along the beach.

Take a late afternoon or early evening ferry back to Split from Supetar.

Located in the historic Gripe Fortress, this museum explores the rich maritime history of Croatia and Split.

Enjoy lunch at a cafe in Pjaca, observing the daily life unfold in this historic square.

This gallery holds a significant collection of Croatian art, focusing on works from the medieval period to the 20th century.

A cozy wine bar offering a selection of local and international wines, often paired with small plates or cheese platters.

• Ask the sommelier for recommendations based on your preferences.

Enjoy a final Croatian breakfast at a cafe near your accommodation, perhaps trying some local pastries.

Pick up any last-minute souvenirs or gifts from the shops around Diocletian's Palace.

Depart from Split, heading to the airport for your onward journey.