Split 2 weeks

The main airport serving Split and the surrounding Dalmatian region. It's located about 24 km from the city center.

• Consider pre-booking a shuttle bus or taxi to save time upon arrival.

A highly-rated mid-range hotel located near the Riva promenade, offering comfortable rooms and good amenities.

Split's vibrant waterfront promenade, lined with palm trees, cafes, and shops. It's the perfect place for an evening stroll and people-watching.

• Enjoy an evening gelato from one of the many vendors.

A traditional Dalmatian konoba (tavern) known for its authentic seafood dishes and cozy atmosphere.

A UNESCO World Heritage site and the heart of Split, this ancient palace complex is a living monument with streets, shops, and residences within its walls.

• Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be doing a lot of walking on uneven surfaces.
• Consider hiring a local guide for a deeper understanding of its history.

Located within Diocletian's Palace, this is one of the best-preserved ancient Roman buildings in the world, now serving as a cathedral.

• Climb the bell tower for panoramic views of Split.

The central square of Diocletian's Palace, once the emperor's ceremonial courtyard. It's surrounded by ancient columns and offers a glimpse into Roman life.

A casual spot in the heart of the old town, offering a variety of local and international dishes.

A lively square adjacent to Diocletian's Palace, filled with cafes and bars, perfect for evening relaxation.

A large, forested peninsula offering stunning panoramic views of Split and the surrounding islands. It's ideal for hiking and enjoying nature.

• Visit the small churches scattered throughout the park.
• Bring water, especially during warmer months.

A small, historic church situated on Marjan Hill, offering a peaceful retreat and beautiful views.

A traditional restaurant located near the base of Marjan Hill, serving fresh seafood and local specialties.

A popular spot offering a modern take on Mediterranean cuisine and an extensive wine list.

Local buses run frequently between Split and Trogir, offering an affordable and convenient way to travel.

• Purchase tickets from the bus driver or at the main bus station in Split.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Trogir is a charming island town with a remarkably well-preserved Romanesque-Gothic complex.

• Wander through its narrow, winding streets.
• Admire the architecture of the Cathedral of St. Lawrence.

The most impressive monument in Trogir, known for its beautiful Romanesque portal and Renaissance chapel.

A highly-rated restaurant in Trogir offering delicious local cuisine with fresh ingredients.

Board the bus back to Split after a day of exploring Trogir.

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

• Rent a sun lounger and umbrella for comfort.
• Try a local 'pršut' (dry-cured ham) and cheese platter from a nearby cafe.

A beachside restaurant and bar offering a relaxed atmosphere, good food, and refreshing drinks.

A beautiful pebble beach west of the city center, offering clearer waters and a more relaxed vibe than Bačvice.

• Accessible by local bus or a scenic walk.

A charming konoba near Kašjuni Beach, known for its fresh grilled fish and traditional Dalmatian dishes.

Take a high-speed catamaran from Split's port to the glamorous island of Hvar.

• Book tickets in advance, especially during peak season.
• Companies like Krilo and Jadrolinija operate these routes.

Explore the picturesque main town of Hvar, known for its Venetian architecture, vibrant harbor, and upscale atmosphere.

• Stroll through St. Stephen's Square.
• Visit the Arsenal and the City Loggia.

Hike up to this historic fortress for breathtaking views of Hvar Town, the Pakleni Islands, and the Adriatic Sea.

Enjoy traditional Hvar cuisine in a charming setting, often with live music.

Take the catamaran back to Split after a day of island exploration.

A bustling open-air market where locals shop for fresh produce, local cheeses, olive oil, and handmade crafts.

• Great place to buy edible souvenirs like lavender products or local honey.
• Bargain respectfully for better prices.

Located next to the Green Market, this historic market is where local fishermen sell their daily catch.

Located in the former Papalić Palace, this museum showcases the history and culture of Split from ancient times to the present.

A popular restaurant offering a mix of traditional and modern Croatian dishes, with a focus on fresh ingredients.

Catch a movie at Split's modern cinema complex, often showing new releases in their original language with subtitles.

Take a Jadrolinija car ferry from Split to Supetar, the main port on the island of Brač.

• Ferries are less frequent than catamarans but allow for more flexibility if you rent a car on Brač.

From Supetar, take a local bus or taxi to the charming town of Bol, famous for Zlatni Rat beach.

One of Croatia's most iconic beaches, a stunning golden pebble spit that changes shape with the currents and winds.

• The beach is known for windsurfing and kitesurfing.
• There are cafes and restaurants nearby for refreshments.

Enjoy fresh seafood and traditional Dalmatian dishes in the heart of Bol.

Take the ferry or catamaran back to Split from Supetar.

Take a local bus from Split to the historic Klis Fortress, offering spectacular views and a rich history.

An ancient fortress perched on a hill, offering dramatic views and serving as a filming location for Game of Thrones.

• Explore the different levels and chambers of the fortress.
• Imagine the historical battles that took place here.

A restaurant near Klis Fortress offering traditional Croatian food with stunning views.

Visit a local winery in the Split hinterland for a wine tasting experience, sampling regional varietals.

• Arrange transportation in advance as wineries are often outside city centers.

Travel back to Split after your excursion.

Wander through the charming, narrow streets of Varoš, the old fishermen's quarter, known for its stone houses and local atmosphere.

• Discover hidden courtyards and small artisan shops.

Showcases contemporary and traditional Croatian art, often featuring local artists.

A cozy konoba in Varoš serving authentic Dalmatian cuisine in a rustic setting.

Explore the small shops within Diocletian's Palace and the surrounding streets for unique local crafts, jewelry, and souvenirs.

A popular spot for craft beers and casual pub fare, with a lively atmosphere.

Join an organized tour from Split for a convenient trip to Krka National Park, including transport and often a guide.

• Tours typically include bus transport and entrance fees.
• Check if swimming is permitted at Skradinski Buk, as regulations can change.

Famous for its stunning waterfalls, particularly Skradinski Buk, and rich flora and fauna. You can walk along boardwalks through the park.

Enjoy a meal at a restaurant near the park, often featuring local specialties like grilled meats or fish.

Return to Split after a day of natural beauty.

Embark on a guided walking tour focused on Split's gastronomy, sampling local delicacies and learning about Croatian food culture.

• This tour often includes visits to markets and local producers.

Included as part of the culinary tour, featuring various tasting stops.

Enjoy a leisurely afternoon at a smaller beach or rocky cove near the city, such as Ovčice Beach.

A popular viewpoint on Marjan Hill offering spectacular sunset views over Split and the islands.

• Enjoy a drink at the cafe while watching the sunset.

A traditional konoba known for its intimate setting and delicious grilled dishes.

Take a bus from Split to Šibenik, a historic coastal city known for its impressive cathedral.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, this cathedral is a unique masterpiece of Renaissance architecture, built entirely of stone.

A historic fortress offering stunning views of Šibenik, the Krka River estuary, and the Adriatic Sea.

Enjoy traditional Dalmatian cuisine in Šibenik's old town.

Travel back to Split after your day trip.

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

Enjoy a final Croatian breakfast at a cafe near your accommodation.

Head to the airport for your departure.

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