Split 3 days

A UNESCO World Heritage site, this ancient Roman palace is the heart of Split. Explore its labyrinthine streets, cellars, and courtyards, which now house shops, cafes, and residences. The palace complex is a living museum, showcasing Roman architecture and medieval additions.

• Wander through the Peristyle for a central viewpoint.
• Visit the Cathedral of Saint Domnius within the palace walls.

A highly-rated traditional Dalmatian restaurant located within the palace walls. They offer fresh seafood, local specialties, and a cozy atmosphere. Reservations are recommended, especially during peak season.

• Try the 'Peka' (meat or octopus cooked under a bell) if pre-ordered.
• Enjoy their selection of local wines.

Housed in the beautiful Papalić Palace, this museum offers insights into Split's rich history and art from prehistory to the present day. Its collection includes archaeological artifacts, paintings, and historical documents.

• Look for the famous 'Split Head' sculpture.
• The museum offers great views from its upper floors.

Split's vibrant waterfront promenade is perfect for an evening stroll. Lined with palm trees, cafes, and bars, it offers stunning views of the harbor and the Diocletian's Palace walls.

• Enjoy people-watching from one of the many cafes.
• Catch the sunset over the Adriatic Sea.

Take a scenic passenger ferry from Split's port to Supetar on Brač Island. The journey offers beautiful views of the Dalmatian coast and the islands. Ferries are frequent and the ride is relatively short.

• Purchase tickets in advance during peak season.
• Enjoy the sea breeze on the ferry deck.

One of Croatia's most famous beaches, Zlatni Rat is a unique pebble spit that changes shape with the currents and winds. Its clear turquoise waters are ideal for swimming and sunbathing, with facilities and water sports available.

• Rent a sun lounger and umbrella for comfort.
• The beach is known for windsurfing and kitesurfing.

A charming restaurant in Bol (near Zlatni Rat) offering fresh, locally sourced seafood and traditional Dalmatian dishes. It's known for its excellent wine list and relaxed atmosphere, perfect after a day at the beach.

• Ask for the daily catch specials.
• Pair your meal with a local Brač wine.

Take the passenger ferry back from Supetar to Split. Enjoy the evening views as you approach the city lights.

A large, forested hill offering panoramic views of Split, the surrounding islands, and the Adriatic Sea. It's a popular spot for walking, hiking, and enjoying nature, with several small churches and viewpoints scattered throughout.

• Wear comfortable shoes for the climb.
• Visit the St. Nicholas Church for a great viewpoint.
• Consider renting a bike to explore the paths.

The historical center of public life in Split, Pjaca is surrounded by Venetian-era buildings, including the old Town Hall. It's a lively square with cafes and restaurants, perfect for a mid-day break.

• Admire the architecture of the old Town Hall.
• Enjoy a coffee and watch the local life.

Adjacent to Diocletian's Palace, this bustling open-air market is where locals shop for fresh produce, fruits, vegetables, local cheeses, olive oil, and souvenirs. It's a great place to experience the local vibe and pick up some edible gifts.

• Sample local fruits and honey.
• Look for handcrafted lavender products.

A traditional konoba offering authentic Dalmatian cuisine with a focus on grilled meats and seafood. Located near Marjan Hill, it provides a more local dining experience away from the main tourist crowds.

• Try their grilled specialties.
• Enjoy the intimate and authentic atmosphere.